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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-19


others, Earl ST. Vincent, were preien,. .
The refuls was feat off to the King at
Windfcr.
Il is no ordinary uaenenger who has
brought theie dispatches from Paris, but
M. de Laniboy, Ruaian Count. It is.
iaid he came with diRina propoti,ion
from St. Peteribagh 70 Paris. which, at-
yer having been accsdsd to by the Chief
Contul, was FORWARDED 10 this country.
The natare Of this psopoGtion we lhail
moi attempt TO gaefs. a few days will
probably throw ione light upon the buff
neis; ar pretsnt all is noere conjecture.
The mediation of Ruilia is now much
the fu5jctt Of conyeflation.
A Calais article itates, that NJ. Otto
paGcd through acity lome days ago, and
embarked with his lute. GA Paris paper
infers froa this, thar the negotiation with
England will be received.
Letters from Conaantiaople, mention
that after folemn confulation, the Diyan
have srclolyed TO oblerye the ttraef
neutrality in the pgelent war. General
Bruno, it is itated, had proposed, thar the
Porte ihoald admit French troops on the
coats Of the Levant but the demand
was refnfed.
All the Bri,ifh fhipping at Leghorn
filled from that port on tie aad ul,. I'M
der protection of two fsigatcs fuppofed for
Malta.
The Dutch Anbailador yeferday fet
out on his return tothe Hague, accompa-
MED by his ieeretary and fuife.
According to intelligence, the Ba.avian
government, will take an active part in
the war againa England, is going to equip
& arm numerous fqaadroD, which, if ne
cclsry, will take part in an expedition
againf the coats of Britain. 1t is .faid
that a naval dicilon will be formed in
the ports OF leland.
A French paper printed in London
contains Paris letter, dated the 9Th init.
70 which is the following article go" II
is now laid, thar Ronaparte, is about to
be proclaimed Protector of Continental
Europe, and the Chief Of Coalition, the
OBJECT of which is TO obtain the liberty Of
the leas. -
Lucien Bonaparte has gone TO Spain.
Extrad IF a LITTER frsm Madrid dated
JnI /.
I" On Tuefaay las arrived brig Beaver,
Of New York, 10 SO days. American
produce in great demand. Sir Edwera
Peliew is off Finchu Roads, with an So.
gun nip and "a. No French or Eog]iih
veiiels of war are permitted to anchor
here.
Brig Warrington, Frenau, from Char
leRon arrived on the z3a ult. TO fail il s
or ] days.
Mr.. Pitfet Of Geneva, in his account OF
late Wifi Of three months TO Great
Britain and Ireland, has aitonifhed the
pcopleo OF the continent, with the following
power of Englilh indufry :--"There is, !"
iays he 6 cafe in which raw material,
value one half-penny, is RATED by Maou-
taefure TO the worth Of $4,000 guineas 81
This taxes place in the art Of watch
ipring maker. A pound of crude iron
only COTS halfpenny ; il is converted
into asel, that feel is made into watch
fptings; every watch fpring is fold at
halfa guinea, and weighs only one tenth
Of a grain. There are in pound weight
1000 graius il therefore, affords feels
fos 10000 watch fprings. The value Of
rheie. at ha!f a guinea each, is $1,000 3ui-
neaso
rN Tad NHHI3C
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-19
For SHE, or RENT,

THE STORE I have toccu
pied for fometime pat, hruated on Prince
Rreet, oppoGte Col. Hooe's. There is on
itand in town more eligible or better cal-
culated for CARRYING on an extenGye wet
or dry Good BuGnels. The Cellar per-
fe6tly dry, with door at each end, viii
hold one thouland barrels Of Flour
Twenty FIVE hundred barrelsmay be Gov.
ed upon The Pennies without any ineoa-.
venience to tie occupant. For terms ap..
ply 10
WILLIAM sCXLEY.
Decemher 7. es
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-19
Fran a Lonaon PAPER of TINE !,

f'am London Paper Of .Jane S.
Nothing is more certain, than that
mlaiiters are acting up to the full extent
q the pledge given by. Lord Hawkefbury
N tue fioufe of Commons on Mr.. Fox's
motion, namely, that they ihould not only
accept inc mediation of Ruilia, but repre-
'sat their caufe 10 that power, with a
view OF engaging its good Offices as a
mediator. Mr.. Rois the meaenger, no
'0ubt, brought important advices on this
acad few days ago from ST. Pe,esiburg.
z counter part of them, in fubRance, was
PROBABLY Tent off at the fame time to the
Nuiiian miniaer at Paris. This occafi-
onsd the lending over menenger TO the
Suiilan ambaGador in London, on whole
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16
Mg,,e aboAt 0eter Carr,

3 Since the above was prepared for she
prels, forne additional intelligence has been
received as to this psrfon. Colonel Niche
las vas informed by poh matter, that Carr
had called at his Office, for a letter under the
addrcts of John Langhorne. 1t was known
that this letter Game from general Waihne-
ton. Upon this notice, the colonel wrote to
the general, that Carr had taken up his letter,
and advertingto tbs iingulatity of fuch cor
respondcrcc. La aniwer, the general lent
colonel Nicholas a copy of ssasr's letter and
of his own aniwer.H eremarkcd thar he thought
it had been written by pedant. Tie laid
that, in his anfwer, he had been upon his guard
Sometime after this, Nicholas queitioned
Carr. The latter faid that he had heard
much ofthe generals auiterity, and wifhed
to fee whether he would anfwer a letter frur,
all oblcure individual. For this purnofe he
had copied a letter out Of an Englifh author
OF the name Of John Langhornc, and had az
fixed the name of the real author TO il. He
afterwards told this Cory in the above men
toned meeting at Charlottesville. Every
body laughed at Carr. The production Of
the book was demanded. AT lait, it was pro-
duced. But the title page was torn a.yay;
70 that none Of the company could tel! whc-
rhes DR.. Langthorne was the author or not.
There is more CT the tory, bur this will flfyc
at preient.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16
FROM THE NArloNAL INr4lL1oraczR.
MANDAMUS.

On Thurid4y, the 24ch ult. the chef
jul}lce declared The opinion fthe courr,
on the motion OF c. Lee, for rule 70
thew cauie why 4 mandarnus ihould nor
iftne TO compel James MAdiion, fecrc
tary OF fate Of the United States, to de-
liver 70 William Marbury, and Others,
~h,ir commin:ans Of the peace, fer shc
diifri6t of Columbia.
The queilions coniidered by the court
IN delivering their opinions, were:
#. Has the applicant right to the
commiiiion he demands
I'd. II he has a right, ani thar RIGHT
has been violated, do the laws OF this
country afford him remedy
3diy. Ifrhey 10 afford hin remedy.
is 1t by Mandanus ii1uing rom this
COURT?
On the frf point it was the opinion
Of the court, that lllch right did exit
odly. That hewas entitled to a remedy !:
but on the third queaion, it was deter
mined, that the at of congrefs giving
the power co the fuprenae court, 10 iffuc
writ Of mandamus In fuch cafe, was
unconitituuonal, and confequentIy void.
he rule therefore was dilmil1ed.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16
NEW-YORK. Marcl, 7

a man who calls himfelf Jefe Bar
nctr, AMI lays he lives at the ialr works
or Sandy river, Kentucky, was on tie
Iith ult. committed TO jail at Morgan
rowD, PENN About one hundred
Spanlfh dollars have been found upon
him, and he had paGcd fevcral Others.
The lniide Of the dollars appear 10 he
copper, and the date 1860, IS badly e.
ecured. Its iaid a number OF like dol
lars are II circulation.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16
FROM TIE GAZETTE OF TIE Z. STATES.

We hall foon have a few words to
lay about a )6eyet saf # fggo Millions Ct
ell5ar5o which arc to be employed by
MIR. Jeferfon and the sxtr4grGiuary mi
hitter, Monroe, ia iomc nice fDccula-
tions With a certain Mr. Bonaparte, and
from which, il is moa pkiIaGbbjcaIly cal
culatcd, lmmenlc gain, borh of inreref
and honor, viii be derived 20 rhelc
United States. Its expe6ed thar the
iuccefs Of this Ejaculation will Glence
sorsver all the Glamour audaciouny raft
ed againft the preicnt administration for
It's feoA0l9icoL difpodtion, 10 emine ntly
maniiefted in the eargfI Iagag g h5s
pSo3Is'J m9nsy.
The motive for lecrccy in this under
taking, has beer 70 enable the fyisH45
II ne PsopJe 70 l1rprjzc the country,
fom- Ten OF gWelve months hence, when
Mr. ;Gonroc hallreturn, with an ac-
coyaI Of the emirently profitable cxpe-
di.Ion, andthus lecurc TO the adminil{ra-
ton the permanent altachment and con
fdence OF its preient Importers, and
confourd and Jagic the exertions of ITS
enemies. This was indeed the plan but
It's inventors were 70 fanguine in the ex-
probation OF lucceis, and 10 pleafed with
tie IDEA OF a permanent eftabiilhment Of
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16

'f dollars for defraylng any extraosdi-
'ary, cxpences which may be incurred
n the intercourse between the Haired
States and foreign nations.
he tecond a6t appropriatrs tuo
hive hundred dollars for tbc
purPoie OF extending the external con,
merce OF the United States.
<om THE WASHINGTON yEpERALrsr.
1 ne titles TO the above acts were ex-
Poied to the Prophane eye of the pub
nc by a very laughable blundr,
during the Sscret Mania, which RIO
ed Tor iome time time with G,cb -
lence IN congrels, it was not tbonqIr
lac 70 truit thefe bills in The hands
OF the clerk, TO report 70 the ienate 80
In other cafes. Two members wsre
therefore appointed as mlnilters pl-ni-
Potentiafy from the houfe Of rrnre
ientatYes to the fenate, il ordrr r.
deliver the houie ofthe fccrer b,,,lbs,,
with which it had been for feveral
DAYS IL labor. The TWO plenisofenti
ares executed rhe buiineiS enrrutte.I 70
them with becoming fecrecy and do
ritY- Mr.. Wright was OF opjnioc re,
iuch relPe6tfui condua Of III. orher
houie towards them, ibouid mect
with iuirabIc return and The fcneTe
agreeing with him in opinion, rb1r
body appointed the honorable Mr.
Wright 50 repreient them in the hon(,.
OF representatives, cloarhiae li,n with
proper powers, and Comforting on him
all The privileges incident TO his hioh
ana important italion The bills were
put into MS hands, with the neceJ{srv
initru9lions for his conduit. Thus
cloatiled with the majety Of the fc-
nafeof the y. States, OUT ialiies die
knight OF lecrers, clad no doubs il
proper armour for the occalion.
K unfortunately happened that Mr
Mouths had jult Obtained leave 20
b0 heard before the houfe, on fome
claim, and had accordingly taken
polieilion of the pa1agc lhrougi,
Wi.-l.' CIR knlGht was to pats. In
the hurry Of buGneis, the KNIGHT had
forgotten to provide hiufclT with a
herald to announce his proach, and
it would been beneath his dignity ro
have initiated tome modern leqias-
tors in becoming his own herald.
Dliregardlng, however, all minor o.
itacies, he boldly pnlhed forward.
Open flew the doors, in talks our
hero, M. Mou'ttie IS removed, and
and oh horrible to relate, The iccrer
labors Of many days, are az once ex-
poied 10 puo.ic view. The houle
was ali in amazemenr, and the foea-
k-r almoA petrifed, at this prophane
eXpo1use. He cndeavored 70 foD
rhe ienatoTiai orator but the man
who hal proceeded thus far through
10 many difficulties, was NOT 70 eafilv
checked III his career. twas there
fore only left for the ipeakcr to in
form the wondering audience, in
mingled accents Of terror and defpair,
that the buGneiS iuit communicated
was fecrer.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16

psarance. II is faid that preiident Waiting
tors anlwer 20 Peter Carris Competition
of iome length, aud that its fentiments DO him
the hisheit honor. The public viii un-
doubtediy feel impotence, as we do, for
peruial Of this performance. Carr and MS
UNCLE are perhaps the oniy perious Or the
eontnent that would NOT win TO hear of it.
We need not enlarge upon the baienc(s OF
addrciling the preiident in letter with a
-feigncd name, iii order 20 betraY his conf
dence; for the project amounts 20 thar. We
truit that colonel Nicholas viii think him
ielf bound in duty to his country to haiten
the publication ofgeneral Waihington's let
ter, as well as of the circumstances which led
20 the detection Of Peter Carr.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16
LONDON. January p

A Ietscr rom tnc Hague Informs is,
tha1 che gfeaio.t activity Is uied in con-
P.eting fh9 expedition ID i.ouidana.
The number Of tranlyor5s HAVING oeen
deemed tniuhcienL four more olyt bs-u
engaged, General Victor is 3rloung AZ
the Hague, thc Pr9ciamatioag and ad-
dfeiie- mich are - 1= ifu.J g23u a,s
arrival.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16

''--t pay .NSt +alafl,lIlCS ,
1hey conniVe at injuries and iAajrs from
Us, ouplciouS, yrngeful ard irafcib,e
20 England, rhelr charity thinks nc wrone
endures much, and is eaiy of carreary
70 Frenchmen. What obviau, am
convenient tools will rheie prove in any
Critical affairs How caiy GO enforce this
natural bias, by arguments aodreiltd 70
1neif ieltlih paiiions, and perional Inter.
ems. we have learned 70 let its true
price on repHbtieaR uirf4e and zafi91al
lPiF". The fame giaring illuicns rhat
Drought Holland, Switzerland, and
Genoa into our fnares, win, wirh as
fnuch Faclll1y, ensrap republics tia, Nh
DC more at our mercy, and of which -n,.
members are more diiionant and taorj,-y
ms party, always Formidable N s.
iplri1 snd numbers, has lately gottep + ..
nlaitery. Tbs majority Of rhe pro,,ie
ana their preient rulers, srs bhaw =
-Hfssd for CIR re. From rheiz we n, !,
exact neutrality 70 all our fcIent.s
hey WI axe pain, TO filut thrir ey,,
aSainit tutare evils. They vii! be r.
marlsbiy quick lighted 70 the dsnoor.
OF a rupsdre with Us. Their fcr,loies
againtt the violations Of treagi.e and
agalnit ottcnhve wal, viii bc wonderfully
itFong' They viii eagerly fwalIow tie
oPlares rhae Ne lllall prcyi.le for thsn
and thank us for any potion that ann
hliates their own fears, or enabIes rb,.',,
20 hull thoic otrhc people.
q" And noI wilhou7 itroog reafon n,,,,
they dePfecatc 4 quartet Wlga Franc
whom It's ncw petition on their ho,tsr.
viii reader ulctll friend bura fr1
enemy. W,hen war becomes eh- rnn;.
OF diicourie, this people will turn III
eyes 70 the calainlrirs Of ST. Domingo
and Lhen 70 their Own provinces, wh-rr
the lame lnreltlne plague exits in = de-
gree equally formidable, and where rhei,
urmott care Is requiltr 10 preyenr
the itrus3Ilag ml@hIet from blntlinq il,
bounds.
&c Dcvosed to The WORT milyri.s is The
narlon which harbors ia irs 5 ,11n q
foreign race, brought, by trari ana "a
pine, from their native lani; who are
bereaved fall the bleiEngs of humanity;
whom cruel ic!vicude lnipires with All
She v'oes q brures, and all the palIions
& demons; wh5le injuries kaye bcca
10 great rhas gne law Of lcll- prcslJvacia1
oo!iScS rho ltate - dsay to the cirizea t,s
power OF easing lis lave iree; Whole
ioiehb;e dil1ia-tl ons Of form, colour and
perhaps organization, viii forever pr
AN ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16

FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE

FROM THE NATIONAL 1NrELL1cENclR.
On Saturday laf, (z6 Feb. the houfe
Of rePrelentaii took of the injunc-
ton Of ieereoy reiPe6ting all future pro-
ceedIngs concerning TWO acts entitle 4
AN act making further proyifo1 for
the exPenceS attending the intercourfe
between the United States and foreign
nations, aud IN act eior extending the
external commvFceofJ United States'
Iheje acts have pahed both hooles,
and have received the appreciation Of
,he preiiden5.
The HTa appropriated Two mlllioEs
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16

their power and Popularity, rlar it be
came impodibIe 70 perii.t in lhcir pro-
poied ieeEccy, bur, Of 1hcir own free
wlil and choice revealed the whole
lche'ne and have thus faved che good
people OF the country from the unhappy
effects which might have called from a
900 Auddcf Excitement OF wonder ard
JOY.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16

All The revenue ofthe United Stares
me- flows from foreign commerce, fnce
the repeal u The laws for colle5ling in.
Fsrnai Fa~es. Thanks TO popularity, 9
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-16

nv adaitaa@l fefra6f jrom tie L5aiEaaA
pamphlet, qHofs2 in tgje kg'edafJgayy
ReEorAef.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

Unleis fad taxes paid to the fubfcribcr on o.
before Tuefiay the 18th day Of December nrx III
o'clock IN the forenoon, at the dwelling honfe oe r.
rensiab Hobb5 10 fad Norway 70 much faid land vii:
then be fod at pubic vendue, as viii be tuffcient 10
pay iaid taxes with all Intervening charged.
WILLIAM HOBBS. CoHe5sy.
lFsrSsa1, 6asag SO. lSos. g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
MINE BdNK.

MINE BdNR.
T7HE Stockholders are hereby nohned
that an inaaImeut of SI Dollars on mare n1' 'Se 49,.
- ,n.,,,;d n the cafhicr on or bcf0rs tho 1oth
5,v az Sent ncrtAfo farther naamtat of Ten Donlfs
and two thres or dollar each hare, 70 be ?aid - '
Caf;er on or before the aad day Of December next
By order OF the Prehlsnl and DirsStors
DAVID HALE, calin
Aagvg 40, 1906. M -1
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

srHg 9a5hs ere rs9e7fdlJ ire.usI IN.
4 CLARK, B75tlshsr aRi Siatas-r, WI ..s +'Sl4
from ~ Patent aH1 f4s7fy M1tr.rr NV, F1fsf+s
Lee Co. Asa9yost, q frs'5 issoig n -. -rs
VALUABLE Medicines sg
zp5i. bare IN byb efsen aad gtrsrzl WA .h-.
Uzifsg SfzfrJ, nian7 OF f5sn bsiag ,f si~as., NJ a.
Drag5 81 s05ieb ftey eomPoaassa, sals - =
at retail fare. fN'sa's
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
VALUABLE NEW PUBLICATION.


Lately puhlihed and for fae by w JENks, jim at BIZ
Once, Fihhreet aud the feveral Booklores in town
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
fhFALLIBLE
AGUE AND FENER DR. OPS

Tor L5e care Of gusJ, Remit-Vt and Inftratirrt FsT
rThouf4nds can teftfy their being cured by lh-h
drops, alter the bark and every other medicine has
proved Intellectual; aud no, one in hundred hes bad
occahonto take more THAI one. and numbers rot BAT
\ hnf
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
Range d Cores, Wei q The fsventh range Of Lots.


And unleis taid taxes and intervening charges,
paid me the fublcriber, before Wednesday
the Of November next 20 much offaid Lands
will be fold by pub vendue the ho0Ge of the fublor
Der in Sumner Of the clock the forenoon as will
be ucient pay iaid taxes and intervening charges
ABiJAH PAINE, Collector.
Saasaer. So. 20, ISc3
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
NOREHl-.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the follow
< ing Lots of Land in the town of Norway, in the
county Of Cumberland, are afeftd in the bills COM
mtted to me the fubcri6er to co4e6f for the years
1901 and 1901, VIZ
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
IIAMEL TON, ELIXIR /.

a fovereign remedy for Colds, 0bt,ra.e Ca,.hs -.
mas, Sore Throats, ard approaching Nuns,
70 bzrertf eghs may baus ebiidr.a oFa.{ 49,
HOPPING COUGH, 80 IT,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
NENEREAL DISEASE.
1b9e QObor1 tbt5 may agorfaaatSy concern, are gaA
that f'o6 pbL7 has non ben reeiz,rd OF P1tas
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,

Tb9e qVbo,a bf5 nray aaforfaaate eoresrg are aral
tsat Gfeb Jpb7 has n9zy bfeare1eizrd OF M Pgtas
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,
Preparea ~ Or. Lrrob~
The experiesce of fesefal tboufands who have bsea
cured by this medicine "a great proportion Of them
alter the XIII Of tminenf Phyciahs had proyedi7tH-
ual demonfrate its efficacy 10 txpeHng The VSHtrtal
potion however deeply rooted in ~ confnroa ana
10 counteractlng thoie dreadful .Fctls which ofta
Tttnlt from the improper uie of mercury.
The midnrfs 81 The Vegetable Specific u equal oH
furPrIhng efficacy, is ope alton is 70 Feote that 4
gwen TO venerat patiens ~ Gate of p eEua6cy N@
ne utmoh iAfetvy and performs 2curewithont dfHfE
ing the iYttm, Or producing any VI tA0i1 tAec1sA
ieParable from the common remedies.
Withthe medicine is given -fcription ofthe El}'
toms "hlch obtain in every haFe of dii1iid, N.A
copIous directions for their trs4trs iC 90
piih perfect ia tRe fhorteR time, aud lean ~
convenience pofitle.
eHURcH'S COUGH DROPS.
GOWLAND'S LOTION
THE ANODYNE ELIXlR,
For tbs cure cf every kind st h,si ache.
THE DhMhSK LIP SAVE,
l. recommended particularly the LADIES' N ,..
elegant add pleaiant preparation fo- CHOPPED ans4.
ps' and every 5lemih aud iocoaven cess oceah ~
by colds, levers &c tPeediiy rGiforins color nm
cate loiineis To the ps.
May 50. 70 MOI (Adverf,sasaf 10 5s s'7''s'''t
>o0c1oo<s<sc<oc <oc,1,o~o>11co@1 49,
CONDITIONS pf Gbe Ca5eTtf'
ST =
The price efths cazrrrs 20 fubsoribsrs II 'ov''
ccsive their papers by the carriers y n Hc
sunun.-a,g Diaant fsbferibers who haze ''+f
fsaled finey will ALTO pay dollars e7e'ols- f
sublsrib-rs in the country, who Taea'e vs. .r
at the oiise or BY pot, Wii pay or Do-L'A
CENTS, excuIive Of PoGAge
:. stt-.-''.e-'.
PUBLISHED BY
ELEZER n. JENKs,
No. :, sH-sTREET-FON & 49,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

THE Stockholders of the Lincola = Ken
nsss E1rrias Jr1aae co7eay. arc hereby not.ito IN
Get a. the Court Houfe in Wicafet, on Monday inc
feventeenth dy of October four O'Clock IN the
afternoon for the purDoFc Of making choice Of DrectoF
in the room OF tic Hon JAMES Bridge, q who mas e
hgned
By order OF the Prehdeut and DIRECTORS
John MERRILL, IUN. Secretary.
HyifrEt S 5h 8. 1908.
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REPRESENTATIVES,

1.-THE subscriber takes this method
Of informing his cussomers and
the publicin general, thar he still conti-
nues 10 carry on the Pulling and Dying
Business Il Edward Beeson's FuIling-
MIN Mithin sight Of Maftinsburg, Berke.
ley County. He returns his sincere
thanks % the public for The encourage
ment ne has met with since his com
mencement IN that line Of busincss, and
hopes to merit continuance Of their r.
yours. He has plenty Of water and q
large supply az SOAP and Dye
STUFFS, which win enable him 70 fur
nish his customers with the most fashi.
enable colours and with quick dispatch.
JONATHAN WICKERSHAM. D
September 3, 1905.