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certificate from the Treasury Office
that Galiafin was not the author q s. iinsti.
gator Of the Western Insurrection, but
hat Il was General Hamiton. The
young man accordingly called at the trea.
sury Office, produced his credentials,
and. seqaested the desired certificate,
The assonishment Of the Oficers in the.
Treasury may easily be conceived 1t the
strangness md novelty Of such areqnest.
What passed on the occasion i not parti.
cularly known, butthe young man was sent
OF. asthe saying Is :. with flea In his
ear" What would have been the look
and expressions ofthe long nosed Scores
tary, If he had happened to be the first
person TO whom this hopeful messeneer
had pnfolded his business, Msn Dien !
Diatlf, what runpus would have been
raised. This would have answered for.
The pencil Of Hosarth. Wash. Fed
e .
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Appearance Of di.affeesion In Pari. and
y postponment Of invasion. -.

Appearance Oh olSanectA0n IN FARM ana
4 postponment Of invasion. -. Il
/Atripate letter from France, dated Au-
gust 10 Says. 1ou may rest satisfied
tie proposed inoasion r your eoaaafry,
Which 1pc all expected l1onld shortly be
carried into execution, spiH not tale place
during the gear 1908 1! The plants aba,,-
6oned for The present, and 80 far I can
speak With certainty our lvhat has 0cca-
STONED this sudden alteration IN tlte mind
efthe EIrsrC sasul remains to Be extLaiia-
ed. Icdnnot hazard a coyectiire Of tie
,aemeaf. said that 7iaileqrand,
frpho, by The bye, never Ioas friendly
to any inpasion IF Britaina had discover
edtke secrst smissaries Of the cidevazlt
princes, Ib1ose cautious IN distributing o
late manifesto throughout Paris have
occGsioned very considerable iEneasiaiess.
The .plan for the counter revoixtien IN
fe1por d the Bsnrbons, IL IS sad, IDas
deeply laid and.the raalf cations 20 very
exfensiUe, that TaLieyrand thought Il
prudent % dispdtck a special messenger
70 the frst consni, reguesting his immedf-
ate return. Another report. states, the
emperors .oery Formidable preparations
haoe been consideredds q certain i,,diea-
ton d aaothsr confinentaispar. = A third
rum0r, 10 uhich some ereditis attached,
goesto impeach the minister. h 10 said
that Talleyrand had been detected IN a
secret correspondence: t6ifh the Eaglish
cabinet. and that Rendharne mas byi-
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-yEE n Egs
have influence with their fellow sub
jects, ifihey are supposed capable of Civ
inE the impulse 70 any opinion unfavoura-
bic to the existing power, then they must
be doubly obnoxious TO the King de fac
founder whom they live; and as they
are protected by no constitutional bull
warks, no legal privileges, their case Is
the uors depiorable. - = z4:s-sss-. 81
II is certain that the French Govern.
rnent is@extremely vigilant 70 prevent
any Of the former leaders Of Vendeans
= carrying on any intercourse with their
old partizans. There is report which
Ne hope is not true, that some Of them
Have been taken prisoners. They ought
tobe extremely cautious. Amidst all
u these alarms however, Bonaparte will
find il difficult to spare . disposeable
force for the invasion of England. That
he has such force, without weakening
points which he is now more than ever
obliged to guard, We are very much in-
elined to doubt. The number of his
troops isgrossly exaggerated. Inthe mean
time this country has only to preserve a
vigorous, elevated and nenaeingPosture,
to.convince Bonaparte that he has no
chance ofbriaging the War to a conclu-
sion by = desperate coup de main, or
even Of making any impression likely to
give any prcdominance in Negotiation.
He may therefore seriously encourage
the Mediation Of Foreign Powers, to
extricate him from most awkward di.
lemma. >----- l- ? e.. <.,.-.
-: Courier de Londre.
A letter from Paris, dated August 90
states as follows Two bankers were
Last "Wednesday sent TO the Temple, be.
cause they had given bills OF Exchange
upon Hamburger and Frankfort for three
millions of livers destined for the use Of
Louis XVIII, and which the police has
found out to have been secretly subseri-
bedby some Royalists At Paris, since
HIS refusal to resign his right to the
throneof France was published here. Re-
member this refusal was known here on
the list instant, and that these three mill
lions were Subscribed here only" ~.
-------.-, 45&7$Ss t.e+-rs~4Z
Admiral De Winter took his passage
from Ferrol to the Texel % Danish
Merchant. The ship ON board which he
was, was several times detained by
the English. The last time II was Vi.
: sited, an Engiishmasi who thought he
knew him, said to him, If ] am not
mistaken, I have the honour TO know
you.n : That may be-. said De Winter,
sbut I certainly do not feeollect ever to
have seen You before think, J" re.
piled the other, 4" we have been opposed
to each other in an engagement" = ask
your pardon" replied De Winter, "bat
/ was not at Copenhagen At the time of
the battle there" -" never knew you,"
replied the Englishuan. "as Dane, but
L think YOU are the brave Dutchman,
Admiral DE- Winter" The Admiral
then produced his pass As a native Of
Denmark, and with this the English were
satisfied, and suffered the ship toProceed.
This anscdote Is related by VI. De Vsies
the capt Of the ship, in which De Rinter
came from Ferrol TO the Texel. =
ss.osAo II
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A rood Toke fomaled on fact. !
A young man Of the name Of Stone,
was sent express from St. Msry's coun-
II 70 Washington; 70 have some demo-
CraticAhA6d.bills printed, and % get .
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Z
J MARTLNyBURG, October n.

/, In order to gios place to the Pneside,if's
Message, sps have been obigedto postpene
srvtrdi articles fiess insporfance Prepar.
81 fos this days paper. -. ~ -. A.
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Anothfr eseate Of Banata,fe.

~~S'~SfsShS"
4 The First Consul had a narrow escape
on his coasting voyage round the isle of
Cadsant to Flushing. An English SNUG
gler lay at some distance, and the crew
pereeiving what was going forward, i'm
mediately loaded their pistols, and ar
ranged their eutlasses, determined, ifhe
put ever so little cut to sea, to pounce
upon their object. Had they succeeded,
provided as they were with sweeps in aid
to their sails, nothing could have pre-
vented them from landing Ronaparte in
England, much sooner than even his
sanSuine imagination could have promis-
ed. His prudence however, or, as his
minionsswiil call Il, his "good fortune"
led him to keep close under the batteries,
that the feelings ofthose brave men were
mortified, and their intentions disappoint-
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/ INa,ried0n tuesday lasf, M. HUGH
u PATTERSON 70 Miss--- cHRLs
tt. =. : = = 77@ z=-z5;z
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/ 81. : =
70 form the maritime code, and deliver
the universe nom me tyranny OF Great
Britain, which she maintainss ana when
win never Be conabatted with success,
until the other powers BY uniting, VIII
abridge her means, ~ Transferring g ma
tons more moderate, apart OF her COM
meree. Evidence OF very different
nature IRON that which supports TINS ar
ticle must be produced before we can
give credit to conduct so grossly IN
sulting to the British government. ~.
49, q. IS. !. =.
Capt. Nathaniel Wiicor, Of the Brig
Caroline arrived At I1hitadel phia last We'd
nesday in 20 days from Hacre De Grace,
furnishes the fotoIWng inflammation.
Every American vessel that has arris-
ed in France since the act ofgovernment
passed IN Paris the 1st OF Messidor, re-
specting the importation OF British pro-
duee or manufacture, or any thing direct
from England, and The manner in which
all neutral vessels should have certih.
cate from French agents to prove that
their cargoes are not OF the prodace or
manufacture ma OF England Or her colonies
to discharges, have had their matches all
sealed down, Notwithstanding all thatthe
tere'gn ministers have done 10 protest.
ing againstths imProPriety ofthe French
government in demanding certificates,
and obi'gins neutrals to export the value
ct their eargoes in the produce or manu-
facttirs Of France; without giving any
previous notice or warning whatever.
There are now building in France,
Holland, on the Elbe and Weser, four
thousand fiat bottomed boats, fsr the
purpose Of the invasion Of England
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FRENCH ANTI.

] A, Baltimore democratic paper con.
tains q long and circumstantiI account
Of injuries and insults received by one of
our vessels, from French armed YES.
sci (extracted from the logbook1. which
concludes il these words :. Thus ends
the voyage ofthe sch'r Maria, from Nor.
folk, which has taken up almost six
months. Ihave suffered every possible
insult from q iawlessbanditti, been villai-
nously seized, by a French cut throat
and rohber my sch'r plundered, and
ransacked, and torn to pieces have been
obliged to furnish provisions i6r them to
eat and destroy at their pleasure have
been obliged topaythe Doctorfor attend
ing their sick, which oeeasioned me to
perform - days quarantine in st. croix;
and pay the passage Of one of their or
GERS from 81. croix to Martinico, and as
yet have no rdress.n i, .=-. - .--t 4 So
The Frenck.---How painful, tohave
to note any acts Of q ourgood allies that
look like rapine! We mentioned ID our
last the arrival ofthe sch'r John, Burch-
more, from France; but this Was mis-
take capt. B. arrived wiihont his ves-
sci, having lost herby running ashore in
the Mediterranean. Afterhis shipwreek,
proceeding in coaster for another port
with the money he had saved, he was
met BY a French cruiser, and such were
the exigeneies Of the " Terrible Repub-
lii" that Monsieur took his money from
him TO be applied to the common cause Of
Liberty and Equality, and dismissed
captain Burehmore empty. -. p.
- 4 Phila. paper. ID
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PUBLIC SALE.

an the 7th Of November next, win
" be sold at Fenton Hill, the. late
dwelling Of William Little, decd. upon
ten months credit, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, allthe per-
sonal estate of the said w. Little, deed.
Consisting az SLAVES, Horses, Cat
dc, Hogs, Farming Utensils, House
bold and Kitchen Furniture, set Of
Blacksmith's Tools-Ako = completes
Wagon arid Team. =. -. !. \. 4
ROBERT II: LITTLE, !
r.. WILLIAM LITTLE, Aa 's
J, Jefferson County, October II, 1908.
Ar persons having claims against
said estate are desired to make them
known by the FIRST Of January next, and
those indebted to make payment BY said
time, a. settlement Of the ESTATE is in-
tended. 80 ~ i = 49,. -. r.
r. H. LITTLE, j -. n II
ii w. LITTLE, AHm S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01
"a PlR o 20 Al
By AN U Ell BIS II O P,
Fat faLHiag J.Su5lfriptson,
DE Z TEkS
Elehisntary Principles
E D|Uc At 70 N,
31GliaabstD IDan.lltsSsrl,
Author Mthc 9 Meniosfs u Nioa-Ia Ehllofo.
pliers" &c.

ON ibis intereaing and highly importaa
branch oiicience, ieycrai valuable works have
within few years, been preenTed 70 the pubic,
among sgdch che ABOVE, IS i ,srhe malf recent,
70 is it pre- er,inenty uictui. Led ~ her !ubject
mo an inquiry CONCERNING the aatare OF tie active
powers, ad intellectual faculties 81 he human
mind, Mr. Hamilton has developel thote powers
and ficy5ies with 4 perfpicnlty AID abi.lty
which, y lleit arfefts The attention ot hoit who
have nloitGccelsuily ltuuied III lc ,lbje6ts. mutt
render a snpetent knowledge Of them fatqiliar
to thc n}it ordnsrg capacity. The fuperfcia.
nefs aad tg 1li5y Of character eugcadered by the
modern littm 81 education have heen long, al!
uitiy, 1bjc9t q complaint but the part-
Guar cnt, by ,sh:cA thefe ftriaus evils have
been pro{9ed, vere hitherto but irperleetly
known, eli tile sttepled 10; fotface tn.ie evils
70 thar kercs, ard Is point car The proper re
mcdJ, is &c ai5lnate objeft 20 which the neri-
eoriuusef5ris Of this .Aathor have been Directed;
and inIhcGtaor5 me has, II IS beieved, iucced-
ed bcJgpd.the mot isrguine expectations. Such
indeq is he importance Of the inquiries which
fornfthe iQtiea Of this work, and 10 great the
luccfs with hich thqfe inquiries have been pur-
.uet that the happica Consequences 10 foeiety
mag Tedicnd0tg gc eS ScttA 20 Felbit from the
reEas puhcatich. To al n1s intereGing in z
vet high d,sres, batro nlotfers Of fani.ies, and
o fsrs epgagedlin rhe foFn5uou cfthe minds Of
c.Ettea AID youth, it will prove an aequiliion
THY nqaluasie.
Ithe raEi4faIe Of tao irnpgefIions ofthis work
ii EngIand. iulicepsy evinces tbs high efFimati-
h ia wliych it is there heid An American edti-
s.--cquA Il, op4 at Iittle more than half The
krice 81 the Brithh editi1n'-is now offered TO
fae pstropageg # the American Tu5ltcby whom
ffs nylrirs Will/ doubtless be ia.tiy appreciated.
Vim Ea4rea 5ram tbe ab2pS Work.
'7Ffom noN ct TIE writer's on eeac3sion il
g rwouii 2ppa-r, ;hat ic IS ony 70 people q l.nk
.'fand fj-snlt thac educ ton is mater Of any
4 iapar,saes. BY fach/Alone can the fyaems
& dat are generally pt6poled, be adopted. 10
Z ireb, tasrefore,. matt we believe them to be
cxciaiivy 4ddfcEsd. go make ine ladies'
c and fuif u gentlemen forms M part my
!. plan, shlti alzfoT its objsts ths FIJI jec;iou,5t
:. he pl.Iioas, tie diredon Of the Elections, and
g the culivafi1n q the f9eulltie that are conmoa
& 70 tie Who'll human rlce.
Ire prise Of the Br;rifh edition, is fifteen
III l.iags, Staring, in ho1r3s.
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ut s-sesivsd and for SaZe, By the]

-, n ~ r ~
Roie Blankets Of Comos' O al os-
70 10, msnilons'
ked' green and blue ned ssallns waS'
90 sing balze' so"asr l,o'us' +
9wan,ooWn' 80 :, r. - p,' ~.
h'on ,,s coa'i'gs naasi1s a Dlaa'S'
7r .~lisp' 49,, c.. NV so@9 NT..s 49, S'ns
psz'rs s.esl sanfr,y,.
gaelesa,on Boards, Plate Brufhss,
complete, Shoe Strings,
Rouge, all forts, Queens Carers,
Ivory Combs, all Six Pnrlss,.
iizes, Do WaFch Chains,
Co,klcrews, ncvea Powder Knives,
fort, Spauiih Wool,
Tooth Brufhes, Nstmeg Gsasefs,
Milk Of Rofes, Gilt & black oieeve
Alfred Etiences, Buttons,
onasssF lra] s. aeW- senft fiaNef'
e4 ialhions' BodSios,
oaa1ias Boxes, Mateh ~ 5,
Inc ost London Blae1 y isu Lea''
: bia' kins, renel,8' -, >.
faekwood's otfops oniPendeis' low &
& Faas' h1gn pfiseo'
win a mos e.sgaas AilortF'eh' = VIC
D : Spar II tpgar bai0ns' cream
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AEeXandfla, DEC. u.
IgNTAS committed TO this jail, as a
Wv Runaway, a Negro Man, named
SIMON. He fays be belongs to Mr..
James Gain, near Cojpepper Court Houie !;
he had on Negro cotton clothes, is about
S feet. s or 9 inches high. The owner
is reqaefed to come and prove his proper
ty, pay charges & take him away, other
wiie he will be difpofed of as the law
dire&fs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Ja'ls,.
Iaw2n
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n Blue Silk covered UMBRELLA,
IA neatly new, with hickory STAT |;
on the lower end of which when N IFS
proper pciiticn) is anivory or bone ferruis,
and on the other end, which RITES ABOUT
four riches above the fix IS ihort bFais
one, likewife brafs ring TO enclote the
whole whenfurlsd. Ifany perisn 10 1hoie
place this may have been left, or zay hay
ing borrowed it, viii pleafe TO give infor
masion where it cen be iound, he will par
ticuIadly obhge the owner.
EP4RAIM GILMAN.
Who now thinks i a proper tine TO men
ton that he makes, and conGan'ly Keeps
on hand, as ufualin Royal arecg,
AN soETMFNTe or
Elegant IN KS.
Dec. IS. eo5tf
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A few doz. Of NADDlNG.
For SIZE. or RENT.

THE STOREI have occu-
pied for fometime paa, i,oared on Prince
itreet, oppohte Col. Hooes There is no
Rand it town more eligi5,e or better cal
cnlated for carrying on ~ extenhye wet
or dry Good Bufiaeis. The Cellar per-
se6tly dry, with door al each end, will
hold one thouiaod barrels Of Flour
Twenty. FIVE haadfed barrels may be tow
I'd upon the Pennies without any incon-
venierce to the occupant. For terms aP-
ply 10
WILLIAM oxLEY.
December = co
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December :.

f o i n D
IN ditch adjoining Spring Park, by
A black Boy, Thee MUSKET is and
swo SWORDS; they sppearto be new.
The owner or owners may have them byl
paying the exceuce Of th's Adversi(ement
and fnail gratuity to the finder, onap-
plication 10 the Printer.
Dsc. ~ co3t
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fs'0Ff
BENNETT aHd ~ ATS
hTave rece,zsa md afr t5r Iazs. qubol<-
lahe e0@ rxtafI,
The. following GOODS:
BeG B9iboon Gorsahs,
4, 4 aao 7-8 Inlia Mullins, fine
and coariq,
Short AID long Nankeens,
Bandaana fiandkefchiefs,
Irifh Liners, 13i 20 As. ferling, re-
markably veil bought,
i trunk coloued and plain CambFie
Molns,
Black and white Italian Grapes,
Twiasaad lexing Silk, dr2 quality,
trunk Fix s1olea,ins,
CAFE Ve.yeteet,s md Cords,
do. Knives and FORKS, well adortsd,
do. Hrrniynre ard corded Dim.ties.
boxes Scotch Threads, no. 6 10 s.,
do, Eogli.h Shoe Thread OF fuFeFl-
CT quality,
cafe half el! FuAians,
TiclSleohqrgs, German Dowlas, white
Rufila SliseIinss,
Diapers, Diaper Table Linen, all iizes,
Marleillts ard fupeTane cotton Counter
panes, Sd
Bea IF, Eogliih glazed and battle
Gunpowdsr.
They daily expea an abort
mcnto of Rphia Sheefings and Ravens Deck.
Dec. ~ eodI3zaw
Printing IN all ats uGrsfty exc
ecutd atthss office.
ann1nrrn nAIrY RY
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21
John Roberts,

Miniature Painter q Dragging
Mgfer,
ID Efpeafn'iy inlorps his friends and the
~ pahhe, thst DC h.s taken apartments at
the w,aow CsArrses's next door TO AR John
Tab1r's, FiSfs Street, where tic lolici1 con-
.rn0anee 81 their fRvors
he pants MINIATURES N ivory
-LINENFSSES on Sarin Likanetes on can
W s--IIkenrfes N Whole Length in Nina
tnrr-FAMlt.Y GROCP5 il Miniature, and
warrants ghcn.
He iikewie paints all kinds Of FAN
CY and EMBROIDERY WORK Zoe fchJols
sa3 individuals.
lie rropof-s opening a SCHOOL,
Tor inaructins young Ladies and Gel'lemen
IN tue elegant and uieful art 81 DNiWiAG
F,sures. LandfcaPes, Fruits. overs, orna-
meuss, &c sc. snd pledges himEHt 70 aie hia
cudeavo,s 20 me,it fuccets.
Terms may be known b. app ying
IS asoves
O. A few MAsoN's Aprons, ele
gantly panied on Gain, fsr fs'e.
rgrfiaa%, March "A
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bankrupt nstisss.

fniteu States ssDisrsIcr OF MAIZE.
.HDsJ st5. 1905
NOTICE is hereby given, 70
/ Y the Creditors III
Henry COOLIDGE,
OF B1avtora, II iaid Dfritt, Trader, againt
whom comm.lIion 81 Bankruptcy has duly
ilued and proceeded upon, thar they may &c
heard. lfthey think n before the lrdse o.
faid Diari4 Court on Weseg2,y TX 5ofb fsy q
4nare5 init. Il hi. dwelling hou!e IN York,
two o'cl5ck. afternoon, eganf making and
allow ne Certificate OF Dilchsrge 70 fad
Bankrupt, bOtoTe which tune exceptions -
fuch lowaAee may be exhibited.
DAVID sEwNL, c.s,t d Mli.c.
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IomnaonboraItb Of s~ldarbufetts.
yoax if.-Attte SH5rsnss Js4ieiai Cs3rt 81
ire Coasnsn7ceahb Of M9gaebyfn5, be-
gsa and boiden at VIII, aoabiH and for
tbe rousiy 81 fark, on TIE yiccOad Tusfdat
on se3iem5rr, btiag f5eJ Fourteenth day 81
fIid moatb, Il u. 1904.
UPON the petition Of T0ba
Leie5f34, praying for partition Of iundry
los Of Land 10 Newhelc, lying 10 common
with other perl1ns knUwn--
OrGercd, that the petitioner
publiih an attehed copy Of his fad petition
and this order thereon, three weeks iuc-
crlively in the C7lqDi5faa Centred printed
al Boasn, Add 10 the Pvtanf Gqzene,
proted by Ele2er a. Ieuks ; the Ian PuoII-
cation to be thirty days At Leaf before the
next Supreme Ju icisl Court 70 IL holden
al York, within and FOR the comfy Of York,
On the fra Turflay Of May next Alto
that he poG % Ike copy Of faid petition
and ordcr, IN fome public place in the town
of Newfeld, IN fdid county, Ike number
OF days before fad term that al Pe tons
concerned may appear before iaid Court,
and ni.w caule, If ang they havs, why the
prayer Of laid petition lhouid NOT be gram
ted.
A Copy As OF Record.
ktteh DANIEL Sc WALL, Ci-rE
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yTTHEREAS CommilIion Of Bankruptcy
Wv hath been awarded and ihrcd againl
Berafab Hanton, of Bowdoinham,
in the DR-iE Of Maine, Trader asd the
faii Bsnaia5 Hanion has been declared a
Bankrupt, he is hereby required to furreD-
der 10 the Comniflioners in faid Commit
zion named, On Friday the 18th day Df
March initant, on Friday the ut and on
Weduefday the 2c;h Gays of April next, AZ
10 O'Clock, a. N. on each Of fad day, at
the Office of SALMON CHASE, Efqnne in
Middle ftreet, Portland, in the Diltri6t of
Maine, and make full ditcovery and d,f-
clofure of his Etste and Effects
When and where his Creditors are TO
come prepared &c prove their debts and
at the Icond meeting to choofe an Allignee
or Affgnees and at the lait meeting, faid
Bankrupt is required to 6niih his exami-
nation and al lad lat meeting any of
the Creditois Of faid Bankrupt may BE-
heard before fsid Commifiioners, againlt
the making or allowing Of certificate TO
the Judge Of iaid D'frict, to ent IL faid
Bankrupt To a Certificate Of DifcharEe.
an perlons inds bled TO iaid Bankrupt,
are to make immediate payment /; aod
thofe who have zry III Bis EF-tt5, are TO
deliver the fame 20 fsch perions oaly, az
the Comnifl.ooers fhali appoint
SAiMoS CHASE, ! Commit
WILLIAM WiDGERY, faerT.
Dzt-3 MDsB 7, 1906
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21
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The price efthfs Gazrrrr 70 fubferibers =
town, who receive their papers BY che car
ricrs, is Two p6LLAR5 per ansun- 80 a
tant ftbfcnhers who have their papers fesit1
Ehgly villa pay tuo dollars, ezelufve .
poaage
Subscribers in the country, who Fee-irs
thar paper, at the ofi-7 Or BY poi. ~
Pay oSs Dollar AND rIErv cEST', e'els-
Eve Of poaage.
Ct Country fabferibers ars ssPetied =
pay punaaaly e7tEy year-And town I'D
fcribers Whenever Their bills are Prtsen'sa
The great expence which las 4't'neso q
eaabIifhment Of rhc Cazstte, i j. Pfsians~
viii induce all its friend. to sid = sseeF'-
compliance to the above literal terms =
Thofe who have bis Of feyerai Jears ha0c'ns
viii cOuhder the nzeelaty of f-ttienisa'.