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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

10 the 70n0yn6.e 1nt1Ifes Of TIE C0zrz of Lommcn
Pleas, 6xgua and bohaen at Nr4vgbureQ<v, qvitb-
IN and 10, tie County sf Cumberland, Oi7ol<r
Term, 1909.
THE petition of JEssE RICE of Minot, in
fad county, humby fhews, tha, he insere0sd with
Edward Jumper. Easbe;h Briggs. and others to your
petitioner unknown tenant iu common ia ceftan Iu
OF parcel OF land lying IN inot afosesd. bounded as
acres Of land which Jc Rice lives on thence funninr
north we by north hundred feventy -Gx rod to
lake, thence ilusi wc by web red rode fhcnce
fouth ea by touth, hundred and fcventy G. rods
thence north eaa by e~e the fra mentioned hosnd,
beongneeo James Jumper add Others 10 your petorer
unknown heirs Of Edward Jumper tate Of nos aforefad
he above defcr;bed laad confine Of aboue eighty fil
his pan hrc fad deccafeds cac beine one fevenh
part IN ver1ly; he therefore prays that ysur honors
would order paroa thereof be made and his part or
hase aorefaid fer off aad divided ffom the req
TO the law Of the tn in iuch cafes made and
provided. PETER THAc HER, for JESSE rice.
At Court Of Common Pleas for the county cf Cum.
and, begun and hcidsn Portland in aid comfy, on
the thard Tueiday Of Fcbrusry,A d 1904
On the Fettion Of JeHe Rice whereof the foregoing
= copy: Ia -. Z
ORDERED. That the Petitioner &uie the feveral Der
Zone intcfeaed in the eate the cntioned and living
within the hAte the attorney as are ab(ene and
have attorney redns within thae TO be duly notified
cf faid Petition, by tciv,ng them perioDaly viii copy
there ut or leaving copy their dwenins houfe Or
aR place 1t sbode, or by inerint the iubflance Of
the fame three ~sets face lively N OF the
public sfpase sha they mayhAve oppostuo y toske
their exception ths Cosri third Tuefday Of luue
next, - their granting Of rhelamc. AtfeR
Nav ~ ssM'i FpFRMaN cAxI
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FOR SAFE

1T Pubic Ass1ion, ~ Friday re i slS dsrssf
7sss stxs, 1t BoeOdadstss,. ~ Kensebse yiae,;
4 Good double SAW-MILL, witItA COM
"A peat fet of iron Geer 10 good rensir. with AZ the
privileges and appursenanees the psop
es,y of E<rs H5asey, Of Bottom, b4nkrQ0 .-Ss& ca
sAs premifes where the coAdssns viii e kaown.
.uadsr inAruttions from hasadienec. ii
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
THE AMERICAN COAST PILOT.
Ihtereltina to evefy Navigator and Merchant in the
United Ssases Of America.
Containing the

ihtereitina to every Navigator and Merchant in the
United Ssates Of America. M
Contsinng the
COURSES AND DISTANCES
Betueenthe Principal Harhours. Cape. aud Headland.
from Psgamaq asddy through t6s GHbb IF EA~ids,
With Directions for failing into the fame deicrib she
sound;nSs arng Of the Lie't-hnues Beacon. from
the Rocks, shqas Lodges. &c together with the
Couries and Difances from Cape-Cod, and
Cape Ann to Georges Bank,
thcaeh the South aud Es Channels ana the etsins Of
thceurrents, With hc Lattues and Lonritudcs Of the
principal Hsrbours en- the CoaA together with TIDE
fABIE.
By cAprAtN LAWRENCE FURLONG. So
Corrected and impyoved BY TIE mgR experienced
Piss II IRE Usisd Sa'ss TO mafers
Of veel wherein the OF tranT.cfinp kunefs d
the cutom houfr is fully elucidatcd -sbei aodss 10
~ afCsy,s5-FOuRTH Ept1ION.-P,is 4 dellsys.
-LIKewIsE-
A general ahQrtment of BOOKS in the
various branches of Literature -
RLANK and ACCOUNT BOOKS conitantly for tale
and manufactured the A,orteA notice wiih an e.
tea6ve afortmens of STATIONARY and SCHOOL
BOOKS, wholtiae and retail.
hvs. Blank CFIEe Ks for the Portland and Maine
Bsnks, bound and tched in marble paper different 6xes
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

sur -M17NUFAC7Ok2.
DANIEL HICKEY, makes, and has for fale
SOFT SOAP. Of a good quality, at h,s Manufac
tory IN Kings frcet, Portland.
May ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

.7yq 'yecsived and for. /ak at THOMAS CLARx's
Baslasve, Ee,ae~, Ps,sla~A
SERMONS on.various important flbjeas !:
= written partly furdry Of the more difficult pa1a
ges M the Sseredosas, by Rev Asbxxw Lvs,A N paf-
tor Ofthe sorth church in Iih,a Connccaieu--Cons n
ing twenty nine Sermons haadfome 8yo. volume. ,ns
detarI.
Eccentric Biography OF, memoirs Of remark
able Female cha raeefs, and modern ncudng
Aare1es, Adventures. Aulh5rede.. Fortune tellers
Optics, Dwarfs. Swndlers, aud vagrants.-fHa many
others who have diairguhcd themfeves by their Char
itys Dipasion lnsrepiGi,y Learning Abiinenee credu
lily. &c &c. alphabetically arranged; forming peaing
Of ResAier to the female mind P,ies ----
A frefh iupply Of the Second Edition Of
Wo'5b<' NfiO Syjqer IF Mercantile arithmetic,
Adapted 70 the Commerce Of United States Is its
Domefc and Foreign Relation ;--w,h Forms o. Accounts
and o;her writing ufnaly occurring in usde-Pe dsAa,
Is Wholiaie pofchafsss upped the publifhers
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
Umbrella Lott

Umbrella Lott.
0sT. within the Ian fortaiehs = sxeen Elk Umhrsll.
~ Whoever has found the fame. h6 win leave i VIII
the Printer. 1.ali be genef6uly rewarded. -
The owner thinks be left ita fone Office o. ilors
May l2.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

$50 b5ls. zine FLOUR, and
40 hhds. of TOBACCO, juit received
and for lae at No. ~ Central Rozu.
l.. WEEKS & SON.
Portland Nav .l6, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

600 bDls. Nlels No i. and No. Beef
40 do. hone middlings and No. (. and No .. Pork
I ao eheslsHyfsndkm and soaehonc Teas.
So boxes Mould Candles,
Bacs Georgia Cotton
Brandy per pipe or barsel, 81
Hollands CHA per do. do.
Hhds. w. Rum.
Malaga Wine per Or. cak,
Boxes by Clais, n
Kegs Fig Tobacco Loaf Sugar,
Bbls, Baltimore Flour.
India Cottons, &c.
For Eak at R;cdaydjoss' sv6s,;
BY JOSHUA RICHARDSON
MAJ ~. t~ .~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

HE Stockholders are hereby notified thai
= theis annual meeting viii be holden at the Bani
Chamber on Mssisy f1 ~ 3rrs o'<isl,
BY order of the Board Of Directors e
= nv ?, 1904 DAVID HALE, Ca&rv.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28

federation, and appoint one in his aead
who is profeRedly an in6del, and who is
abandoned to the mott forbid and
contemplate vices, furely he is guilty of
endeavors to ruin his country, protrate
national reputation, and deiervesthe fcorn
and derifion Of every true American
Our conititutional rights are as great and
perfect as is requiiite, in order to prelerve
our lives, liberty, and properly. When
fhefe rights are JULY administered, peace,
haPpineis and good order will overipreai
our land.
But my countrymen, beware Of thofe
men who, uader the veil of patrio.iim and
philanthropy, appear confpicuous in the
political world, but who IN reality have
no delire TO benefit mankind. All their
patriotilm arites from a delire to CRAFTY
their own fe!fih views. Examine them,
and you viii find that they are like paint
ed fepulchres, beautiful! without, but in
wardly, are full Of all manner of unclean-
nets.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
FRICATE PHILADELPHIA.

THE Aurora fcolds very much about the OBJ.
fervatons VIC lately made on the lois ofthis frgsse
ia which we brought the difaaer home 10 the pre-
Zen, naturalization. In his l4a paper he has re.
cewed the fubjsa for the purpoie Of proving. from
cantain Bainbr dges own letter. "that he has alum
ed all The blame" ON hinief, and that confequent
" there is no Foundation for our abortion, thai
the force (ea, to the Mediterranean was Inadequate
TO the contemplated objed. and that to this eaafe
was owing the lofs Of the frigate The following
is the extraa relied opoa
Extract Of letter from Captain cambridge Commo-
dore Prebe, dated Of rrpoii. Nov. 1, 1893.
!" Had Fnot fsnt the fehsoner from US, the ae
c:dent might have been prevented. II NOT, we
mould have bsen able have extricated ourielvcs
from Barbary priion But my ordering her of
Caps Bonn, was to grant more efficient protection
to our commerce than ihould oy keeping her
with me. hope you will conGder the arrange
ment as iudicious and made with the belt inten
cons. a though il proved uuforiuuAie."
And the following are Paddy Daaue's remarks
upon it,
III. then, the lefs Of the f..gate and captivity
Of the crew are attributable to the abfence of a
fecond veae, the fault no logger be attributed
20 the admni9rarisn we by no means with 10
implicass Capt. Bainbridse. With rs no desht sxyas
5as all thai bsbpeaed accidental but it. different
opinions ihail be entertained. he nuit thank the
fcderalilts At no nc for producug the icrstiny."
Here now is an argument, or as Duane calls IL.
eoraYs.y, with witnefs If the lois was owing
TO III. want Of troaa vedel. ergo, it was not ow-
ing to the naturalization. But iuppoie there had
been two or three ve1Iels more on this Ration, 10
that Capt. Bsnbitge might have ordered off one
or two to Cape Bon, to grant = protection to our
COMMERCE ,here," and Gill had enough left to
keep him company, would not the LOIS of his frig.
ate have bssn prevented ! And is not the admin
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
From the Rprrsory.

We have no doubt bu, Mr.. Jeiferfon is Of oP-
Union, and we fony to FAY we afe of the fame,
that r, dTolute i the aate Of public fe timent in
America, were the facts We have aAtei Rejecting
him suipeyfaly known ard credited, he would Gill
have majority Of Importers But to the remsan'
who eoniidera religious dfpofition an efential
quality in the 6r Officer Of the nation, the eontraf
between him and his vtucus predecedors NUT be
humiliaring and painful. Warrington ard a dams
we're Bright examples Of pie,y Their habits were
worthy The imitation of the people over whom
they preGded. But now eulogy has LOT her
theme.-
Sill muil We cherfh the DEAR fad rem. mbrance."
Sentiment, Of WstSieg.on. : !" Of all the dilpc6
lion and habits which lead to political PROPERTY,
Religion and Morality are ird fpel fable !urporis
In vain would that man claim the tsib,te Of
patrio.ifin, who would labour TO fubver. theft
erea, pillars of human happinefs thele 6rmslt
props of the duties OF men and citizens. Thes
mare politician, equally with the p;oas man, ought
70 re{neta and cherh them. A volume could not
trace all their connections with Privars and pub
lie felicity. Let il iimply be a0sd. where is the
iecurisy for property, for reputation, for life,
If the enfe Of religious obligation desrt the oath,
which are tn. inilruments Of inveaig,.ion in
Court, Of Julice! Ard let US with caution indulge
the fapoGitiou. that morality can be na;sta'ned
without Religion. Whatever may be conceded
10 the influence Of refined edue altos on minds Of
pecul,ar itrueaure reafon and experience both
forbid us to expea that national morality eanpre-
vail in EXECUTION Of religious principle.
'T;s fubaantially tue, that virtue or moral
i,yi. neeeaary fpring Of popular government.
The ,ulc indeed extend. with more or lefs force
TO every ipecies Of tree government. Who, that
!, fince,s friend TO il, can look wxh indifference
upcn attempts to ihake the foundation Of che fab.
IiAk -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28

him to certain fil'pwrcck Can any man b .ftase
% fay what fuch coniaa would dsle'ys and
how does this cafe dfcr from the rem7vd Of light
thai ha, B f,r. ferv.d a. guide by which velels
are to re gula,e their approach 10 land 10 eihsr
cafe, there isa deception aadthe government lhould
be refponhble for is eonfequences. In the preient
ullance the trade Of our city is o BE- in conltanr
jeopardy. bscAnr. Mr.. Jcf:fon's Mipisfer will not
pay the propr;etors of certain land resionabe'
for It, but iaited, until deferred BY
the vcrd:t of two .ures appropriating It to the
uie Of the pubic upon his own terms llns at.
oc ;ous conduct ou.,ht to form the fabjcA Of ~
Nrong remembrance TO the generai gove,nm.nf,
which we hope our merchants will aos hefitAte .oS
do with becoming fpir.t
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
MEDITERRANEAN AFFAIRS.
HOLLAND.

Exfa6 Of a letter fysm the Hagss FEB. 4. 1904.
8 will give yon proof Of he babye B.yu IA
this country. Lat Saturday heavy fling IS
d.finttly heard here at Rosterd IN. at Leyten and
every where IN this vicinity , rport WIS eireo.
lated at ibe fame time that the Duke OF York hsd
tanded With 100000 men in two mis-, il. Zealand
and near the Texel. Immediately, every conn'eu.
ance almoa befpoke Etisfadien, and every heart ,e
joieed congra ufass2ns we're mo,uaIiyg;ves snd
received. Orange cockades agsio appeaied il the
windows Of the Mlre,s, and on th< bonneN Of
tie Ladies Our French brothers were infustsd
ano cur Gallo patriots tsemhtsng. EspssAe. were
fent 20 Amiae' dam ard to Ceruary. 70 arncunce
this joyful news. What masle this report gSia
Rrund was. The cjiSk anxiety Of cur Dif~No ssand
the (sprjesSy model isnA uage ofthe French Gene
rails, who 10 four hours, leut Gx cousiers 20 Zeal
and and to North Holland. From the want =
pariotiln, however. IN %, ssgrss5si eounsrymen,
they were 10 long detained on tie road, shstit MAS
not until lat Monday, we knew ,ha, che firing oil.
gnased from admiral Verheul, trying the AssnEsk
Of oar gunboats. of which may broke 10 pieces.
from carrying too heavy metal Al the ,e,urn
ct the eoarieTs. our French cPpfeGrs laughed ia
their turo The Government A. ehves, which had
been packed up. were unpae ked he orrnye -.
ours disappeared az com o. difcon,en, vas oni
VERBALLY PICARD, and while one Tex were 6ehing tn
others we're crying. Several Of cur Citizens were
af'eited by orders Of the Directory, the Bs,asian
tools of our French tyrant. For forty ei III hours.
nothing vas talked Of but hsrg;n,s gsilo;ning,
or ihooing enmeE. But General Vltfo,. who aI,i
we'd from his head qua ters .; Ut,sebt LAD Wscrec.
day, determined to le, Us feel the ciplsaiure ct
the C;eat NAtioasin more Ea,'ik maassv, BY iaypg
Us under another fevere and forced contribution
/fcsrs fms example. We have how ever osr eeejs!a
fon, thanks to the continuance Of Freneh ia emf.
y ~ea'e s"e5A to ~ thole erorms een'.ibu-
lions already dscssedl E.9Ih Pefv.]
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BY THE NAIL.
ssw-Y ,ex, ApLsL az.


FPoW EhCLs4ND--LATt.
I4af night, b. the F&nav. from CIR .enock W.
receiv ed London papers, 10 The ,s.b March No'h-
ing of momeot had tranpited. TIE B liih kiog
continued to recover his heath. Taeivii 70 hid
uot been attempted. p ch-sru. is wa. til !ij,
had been arreRed. Moteau was cor6T'sc IL the
Temple. A Britlh exp -ditod had lated for bal.
ogne, su.i very heivs firing was heard after treir
srrval Earl M,ira was to command an expeli.
ton agana Holland. TOE Em5argo was taken
of. There was no con6rmasioo Of the ca. 3ture of
E'iineor b. the French.
The Bulletin Of yeaerday fates, 6 His h.jeay
continues TO 60 on 10 favorable way" SIssd@
uilsL
Paris CsnlSvay. The reports, on this fubjea, are
numerous. The report Of the captu' ct P,cher.
grue is entitled TO no credit that ~ Hsha and
Carnos bad been implicated in III plot.
Gen. Pchegru certainly was in England shres
weeks ago.
Accents via Falmouth Rate, thar the French
fee, which efsaped from Toulor, durins Losd
NeIfon's abfene- in AgifrI, had arrived &eCartha-
gena It Il, fsid 20 coniin OF IA fail Of he i'ne-
Sir Edwrad Peilew, VINO is off Fsvyo' with favcn
Gail Of the line, has received she a5ove intelligence.
Besros, April -.
Fr.m Ns Of France. : Capt Kn wles. arrived
hese YeReriay, 10 60 DAY from lie o. Frame in-
tuat News % US ~ bSnA0slS1e
ha been con6rmsd and th.t an Official account
mad been received If .h- nrrrnder Of Pom iicaesy.
TO the Engiifh. The French troops. who defended
he plzc. f,r time " th great b avery, weHc Al.
lowed the terms Of capi.uiation which they had
afked fr
Capt. Knowles further ;nforrss, that The priva-
reers of that port had nor bsen very iucccfsf',l ia
their cruif.s againa he Englih tommsfce ihshois
fras {everal Of them had retained, few days De.
fore he failed, without having meet With = lingle
prize. -
From Merf;xics -Capt. Appleton arrived here %
Friday lAa, from Martinique in sSdays, inf'tms.
that that place was very e!oiely hidrkAded BY the
Britfh fquadron, s ,hlt an attack was M me tsly
expected In eorroboraion Of this, Re farther al
viies, that II. merchants had tent their mna vAas.
ole properly toto the cuntry, thar the gqverrment
were removing the public Offices and thar the
American Captains were recommended to depart
as foon as praticable 70 avoid the de(1rusfion fe
& &c, that was likely &c be protra<fed 10 eanit.
eraple period. as the means e defence had ,been
rendered very formidable. and the inhabitants
lutte in their determination Of oppoins the enemy
MEDITERRANEAN AFFAIRS.
The fquadron fitting out al w slhingson. for the
Mediter rancan, il is fai, will lie csdy fea in
all May. TIE feamen ard marines. as they en- ct
are Immediately tent on.-- dssAci meat of ma.
rires marehes through IBIS town on l'hmlaay. TO
embark for Warrington.
The ihips preparing at Wafhf gson. arc faid 70
4. ~ ,I.~A L..
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Sand, Hook Bracou Two Of the veGels which
went slhore At Sandy Hook 10 csniequenc Of the
extnguilhment Of the light. in the beacons by the
order Of our Genevefe Secretary, have 6nce biged,
and their cargoes will be principally. II not entire
Ny. loa. The dniies on tbefe cargoes. We are in
formed, would have amounted % upwards Of ssueivs
tbou/aad dallc,s. FUN which would not only have
been more than fufieient for the pulchafe Of the
ground on which rheie beaeons, were erected, bot
would probably have paid the expenes of main
tanning them for ievera) years.
What fhould we think Of public officer. Whole
duty twas 70 faperintend and promote the inierets
of commerce, who ihould d,eet light. to be placed
along orr coat as todeceive the mariner, aud lead
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ros. rns PORTLAND Gazsrrs.
: COLUMBUS. mo. III.

Ti,at mar who has conier aton, council cannot
govern"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-25
MoNpAY. Lar. II.

The President 5n1 Seeate nave ratified II:
CONVENTION between thc y AIRED States aad Spain,
Of the lth Augui 1902 laid b. be Preside;
before rhe Senate during lbe last session, and nCl
then dehnitively ett d upoa.
This Convention stipa.a es for the indemnih7,
tioo Of chose WAC hay sustained losses, d4nags
or iniurjes Ia consequence If ihe excessrs Of rair
v'duss Of 81 hcr aaaon da.iag the tate var con.
:rary 10 the ex stag tte4y % sac laws Of nail
ons.
| provides for board of commis o1srs 70
consist OF fige pcmb.rs. ,wo 20 D ap1 dtej OF
each go cSGmcnt and the fl, b. CD mn .2.
senr, or in Case Of disagree nent 10 be i-slooEea
10y 1T.
They are to meet at Mldfid; anG for the space
of eighteen months from The dsy i faei u rp8
are authorised TO receive the ciaaas slov.ael ~
by the convention.
BY provision of the convention reservation
IS made on behalf Of each party IF sha ngn. 10
Clam at convenient time naemaihcason tot
the excuses of foreign cruisers, agents, coosds
and tribunals in their respect We -etE,o les, wtIcA
night DC mPutaoie 70 she two sogeraments
This reservation was renderei necessary 20 save
the claims OF this descriptions not found 70 DC e0'
braced in the remedial! oar. Of he convention.
The convention only requires the exchange OIL
ratiheatiops at NJ 4drid, 10 b. Carried in.o imD''
date execution.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-25

thofc which are pscua;ary, to iadu,e ! -.
talents and vistue co aecept them, fee tbne
dollars will be but plItly constdcratioa
If we attend to the nature Of thef oiaIie,
EhalI perceive that there are 6,h:r inducen..
fact as. 10 ufc tn. phfafe of the gentlem.D
noble fouls feel, the love of glory. But redao
thefe motives TO mere p;cuniary ones, ~ilI
if three thoufand Gy. hladfcd dollars will
purcha(e cisn Of talents and intcgrity, wil%
additional fun of hs.ern hundred dollsr,
beiicvs NOT. The gentlcman faYs, We caanot
home, and FAY ~ cur conltltucufs, while web,
reduced the falarcs Of thefc ofi -rs 10 the ga.
which they originally TODD, We have not ed,
ed our own. believe ihas, in this poiD,
view, thofe who ,epref.nt On this .3r sh.f.
of commerce, iacfif pore by hoi iing iear.
this houfc, than ofhetss who receive an ap,,l
conpeoiation. VII ak il the man. wh 4. !,
is ufually on his own aiflirs, e, nos, by nj
months abfsase every year, fasri6ce more h.
he whofs properly IS inve&ed n farm, and vi,
receives handt3ne fliafy ar The feat Of gov.p
meat believe the annual Of a member w.p,
is a'iogt 500 dollars year. clerk, therein,
receives dou3i the fun hat is paid to atepn
fcntasjye # The people.
The gentlcnaa fron Virginia has enumeta,
Other articles IF expenses as IL suoj .cts IN Il.
ducsian. If the grntlemt is wiling 10 eoterl
to full review of the expenses ii the several A
ces Of the gov eminent, from that OF the p!esll,a
% the lowest clerk, and 20 reduce them fron 2a
1
him hand il hand. Bu, this is rot the SUI tierta al
present before the house. As connected w.th a,
subject should have been glad 10 have heli
any reasons why the salaries, allowed to these Of
fcers, were adequate III 1899. and are inadeqae
now. The gentleman says shat he cannot go Into
detai that he is unwilling to huckster with th
gcntlemen who hold the Offices. lfavole otha
house is to be determined by any eprth-t With
gentleman may think fit to Appropriate to pr.
ticuIar act, we had better rise at once and ua
to chance. For any rhng may be called hulk,
STEERING.
have reasons, winch operate with force on my
mind, for filing this bank with three THOUSAND
FIVE hundred dollars Thefc exists on this 0uhj,t
great degree c; Glamour. How raised is NE
| thing thas it exisrs IS another. consider thi,
Glamour as the load voice of the people.
| know that advantages are taken TO rend.i
the meafur:s Of the pretend administration odiou,
am unw ling, ihsretore, 10 give to the enenla
OF the standardization any advantages that ma.
te;urn 10 tham the fceplre q power which ha
been recently fricken from iheirgraiD. Believing
.hst the giving large faaies viii fufcIy fare TIT
cff-ca believing thar the people Of the fate
! have the honor 10 repof.nt exps6t a rcduttien
The existing ftlaries b eving that failure
redoce the n will produce great Glamour amor
The people, and thar fuch Glamour wit Dc jltt,
fhal vote 10 favour Of fling tie blank with til
fnaleh fam propofed.
(Debate to be coatiwted.)
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S T O L f n.

From the fore door Of the fubr
lcribers, DO Saturday the zdt inA. one Piec'
Tgillel Black Striped Velvet, fuop>fcd 70 COO
tain from 2 to IS yards. F.n dollar Ts o.
given for he VcIvet and Fen D liars for apP!s'
h,oding AMI pro!ccuting the THE! 10 consi6tIon'
VENUE Matters, Storekeepcrs and i'aylofs, arc
teqneae.i to Stop any Pcrlon Offering fneh g'Go'
for falc.
Ian. "A. BELL s. WRAY.
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1u2 receausd and for Saks,
. A fs~ BIS. Graf Cyaer,

StCa CSStSSC % f'DtS'O - N1NSSS
Sseet Cyder by the barrel,
Apples DO,
N. England Ram do.
Candles by the box,
PIX oy the barfel,
1000 los excellent r. find ChceG,
Speed Sahnond IN and gallon kegs,
Rsilas BY she box,
Praces, Almonds, Engbih Walnuts,
Shslhsrks. Chsinuts, f~eet Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
Greer 6 apes ny the lar OF pound,
c hih Tor family ute,
600 boihels R | Potatoes,
And general aRortment Of Grocerles
A. WILLIS.
Jan. II.
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public aaIG

On the fri day of Juq eniung, will
be fpia. moiety IL * fmaie, of
The 8 tory Brick Dwelling Houle
f.uate in Prince Rreet, at prefent IN the occu 5.
pancy al NJ. A. 5. Swoops. Allo. rnoletg OF
THREE TENEMENTS,
situate in King ltrcet, tenanted TO Philip Conn
and Others. Ih. terms will Be made known on
the day Of fals, by
B. swoope,
Adr,iniftrafor of b, B. Swoopr, deed.
ian. 40 lawIo