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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26
CWholc No. 6I8.


seabi.G, and zvJic5 anil Be f5x CLOR7- OF<-
MERICA, ~ free saa i1dsPsadant aafioa.''
We call upon the people 10 pon6er on thefe
things The moments critical and in,ereltinp
in the extreme Unleis the pstriotifm, ffrength
and talents Of the federal party are fpeediy
and vigorously ererted, we fllall be drawn into
the rtexwhich has fwaowed up The liberties
and happiness Of continental Europe The
proud and afpiring fpirit of Americans will be
humbled, and they will be reduced 10 a (fate
ofignominious vafaIage to blood famed ~
rant.
Upon more than one occaGon have the lin.
critics and independence Of this people been
Preferved from deffrdaion by the aaivirv
courage and perseverance Of the federal parry.
but upon no occafion has the interpoGtiop &c
their zeal, influence and undaunted frmnsf.
been 70 much required to fave their couptrv
as at the preisnt moment. If they continpe
longer as idle fpccarors Of the fcene ofru;r
death and defolarion before us, all will ~ Ia
the nation will be irretrievabIy ruined Moe,
70 The choien moment 20 make nand. 7,
the very heart four country has the ppaar.
tyrant dared TO create Grand Dion;,,r;.. -
his empire. The imperial banner i unf,,,es
amidft the free citizens 0. our republic. and IN
the arts OF French intrigue are ufed 70 fadr,.
our deluded couutrymen 10 rally round a.
ftandard thus erected. Merciful Prov;a..
Can Republicans, can American. Be cain !.
different, srdtsidfd at 70 awful a cr,G. , Tha
emifaries Of France are daily incre.f,nx =
numbers, IN zeal and audaciry. Thew arc
'cattered with due regard 20 difciplipe ana
economy, IN every quarter Of the union. AMI
evenin this port within few DAYS pan. ,ber.
has been frefh arrival from France ~ ,hscs
daring and cutthroar monfiers We anr.,v
to thofe noble and generous feeling. ub;cb
animated American bottoms in the DAYS ~ an
political father, whether or nor one osnsr.t
and simultaneous effort fhouIa nor Be made
throughout the union 10 check and counterafl
The growing influence and prevalence of
French principles and politicks.
BY every tie and affection dear 10 fresuA4
we are one and all called upon 10 maxi ".
leaf an effsrt TO fave our country. ,3t
Is aInioft ripe and will burn upon U. before ve
are prepared. Let then the fede-a, sa,,v
fpeak ont at once in nrong aud erpIiel sa.
guage. Let them pledge their lives and to4..
tunes 10 reiiif by all pa,riotick means the at
tempt TO form an alliance with Rance. an.
Mon the NOT unnatural, daboIcaI and fele-
celtructive. 1t is in the power Of we'll afFrc.
ted citizens to prevent this ruinous and mar
rIcidal meaiure, and if il be nor done. we mull
aniwer to the dread tribunals ofour Ccd. our
country and our confidence.
> Upon 70 trying an occalon il IS with erea,e-
full and indifcribasle feelings Of pIearu-e hat
we perceive, by tokens not to be miiisxer,, thar
the true friends of our country are Al Ieuy A
routed TO a jnif fenfe Of the danger that thres-
tens Us They are refolved to make another
and more efficient arugge 10 rsicue Us from
the fangs of tyranny.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26
LATEST FROM TONNINCEM
EstraH from istter' 'ecefVed By tie hug1i'a, CAPT,
Stietrey AZ be0eyiy from Tnn'ngsn

a
" Tsrni7ger, Dee 2 1909
"The movements If Bcnapa rte. and The
nominal King of Denmark, excite tome lurpi.
cion Decree after dec ee is iiiued intcr!'G-
ing the transportation Of colonial p.oduce
from aud TO psrticu ar places. Freuch OF Welt
Phaiian troop, with Excite Officers, inundate
Hanhu Oh, ard an addition Of Gems DIES Armes
is erpeeted have ju!s received intelligence
that his Majeny (;he King of Denma X il
jealous that great quantities of properly have,
by various methods. found their way INFO his
dominions, which he iuI 0o.es 10 be Bri,ifh !;
and has ifued an order that all property ltur-
Ell at A!tona, ha'l be examined by Commit
Homer on the 18th inlf ard the general i'm
preihous is thar where there are no certificate
OF origin, the properly viii be condemned,
I" De-. 8, } $50
Since nv letter of the Cd inf. no hing Of
importance has been accomplished Ma kets
continue in the fame undecided Gate, and
prices low. The committee Of examination nf
properly, have not yet 6nifhed their invelliea
tion, but ihiHk its tendency wiz not be dif
advantageous 10 bona fde americans but the
contrary
Capt. Stickney was informed (the dav pre-
sSous to his faiiing) thar quantity Of coffee
which had been iequeitered, was relealed anS
fold.
Extra'q Of a Iesey FEN salem, dated feB, 70, TIA
ne, 81 ~, IN Bottom.
"t went over 10 Beverly very late Ian eve
ning, to get all rhe information could from
Capt. S.iskney, who had jufl arrived in fchr
of Col Thorndi se's from Tonniugen. Can't.
5. left that place, Dec 81, and reports, tha,
fhree days previous 30 his failing, sRf5e Aoe,i
can Pef y 6ese, taken info Be eoisession ara
f'ts1ss' tie real q ibe KiTg # Dezsgk and thai
Al the papers relating To IL were TO be TENT to
Hamburger, why Hamburg that is not The
sapltai e Denmark, bur place held by the
French 70 undergo very Ariet examination
Capt. isys, -hat all the Information Re ha.
sPon he fuhject. he received from capt |, Bar
toa OF his town whole opinion was, ,hst il
would be reealed very loon. The leizure
was occaEoned W two or three English veiIel.
having come dise2 FROM England, under a
neriean colours. There was no apprehension
About properly bona ade American ; and the
baniih COVE -nment was deh-ous of encourag
ing the Amer can trade. It was reported q,
Jonniogen, thar all American vciIels in Nor.
wsy weTe relesied,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26
From WASHINGTON.

ny little appears to be likely to be
done at prefent. Macoa's bill has
lain in the Senate about fortnight,
and no report is yet made by the con-
mittee This is unfortunately but
good may cone out OF the delay.
The only perfons upon the commit
tee who know any thing of the fub-
jeet (HiAbauje and Smith, of Balti-
more, are againlt the bill, bur fear
no alterations will take place. Should
it become law it would be a great
misfortune TO the country in general,
but more particularly to the mer-
chants. But the non.intercourfe
ought to Be inttantly repealed. The
opportunity it gives to furly Collec-
tors to tyranize, makes it very OPP
Preilive. Appropss of thefe officers
that is, Mr. Jefferfon's Collectors
upwards of che hundred tbOltand
d2Lars loft by Brown of New-Or.
leans, and thirty tboyland by CLARK
of York--recommended by Gov.
Langdon. AS Clark's character was
we'll known at the time Of the ap-
poiptment. it required the recon-
menaation Of a great man to procure
it. Thus goes the peoples money,
taken from the /" mouth Of labour."
Quere, who ought to indemnify the
people? This traffic in Offices, for I
can call it by no better name,) has
been mott lhameful. Men, to help
and fupport their popularity, get
minionS appointed to Office, that they
may trumpet their praifes, and ufe
their influence among the electors.
This fyitem is infinitely more extern
FIVE than you imagine-it extends
from the Commander in Chief down
to the orderly Sergeant-and allure
you that no office is negletted-even
that Of a petty poSt-ofice, whole bm
ef income does not exceed six and
eightpence per amun', is carefully at
tended to--hencc comes it, that you
fee fuch inccngruous appointments.
1t is not the enquiry is he honelt,"
/" is he capable ''-but " is he one Of
rs ?" /" Will ne assist us, and our
friends to hold our places p But the
affair of Collectors is a very serious
buinefs -- t5uy mikiuJ Of doLIars mutt
be borrowed TO meet the expences
of the currrpt year and fhould we
have wsr (Which MIR Giles is deter.
mined upcn il would dearoy near
" lhe whole revenue, which was tx
teen miiii,as Of dollars per annum be-
fore the CURT embargo And as we
have discovered lofs of enc hundred
end thirty t5oyE1nf dollars by Collec-
tors already, ! think we may RATIONAL
~ conclude, there will be further cif-
covcrieS, these hard times. Our at
fairs (you will fay are in a hopeful
tra n-TRUE.--ard let the people ex-
anime into their affairs, except they
are willing to be ruined. But lome
fay, if the people chooic to be mifcd,
choofe 10 be hoodwinked, like horle
that goes in the mill, how can we
help it : When ruin fares them in
the face--.or rather, when they feel
their heavy burthens---then, and not
till then, will they begin to look a.
bu. them---this | grant has fome ap-
pearance of truth---but fill, have
better opinion of the people. My
rule is, to. place before them facts,
and they can form correct judg-
ment. But the Democrats have 70
often deceived them, they defpife
their underitandings--they think they
can continue to deceive them as long
as they ehooie, but they will find
I themfelves wrerchedly miftaken.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26
foreign 9uteIligenee.
BOSTON, FEB. 10.
LHTEST FROM ENGL And.

LHIESI FkOIW EMIL AND.
Within few days pat, there have been
feveral arrivals at the fouthward, from differ.
eur paris of Europe but unaccompaned
with auy regular papers, or the receipt of any
;mnortan. news. The latest dates are fad
70 he London, Dec 90, received at Norfolk,
by the Oreles, Capt. Hardiman, from Liver
ponl The following articles comprise all the
5ubiett' of any interef, which have been
cleaned from them -
Important articles.
tospoN, pEc. 9, l8oo.-InteIligence IS faid
TO have reached government of a plan formed
by Bonaparte 10 brow new oblfaces in-the
way Of the expected adjultmeut Of our differ
ences with the United States Immediately
after his arrival at Paris he called meeting of
his m,niifers, in which the Russian aud Danilh
AmbaGadOrs assisted. for the purpole Of de.
viang the mos. effeclual means ofinducing A
merica 10 Join in the continental league againit
the laval power and commercial in;erelts of
Great Britain. The Leading, idea which lug
geffed itfelf, is said TO have been the cloling
Of rhe ports of Russia, Sweden, and Denmark
against the American flag, upon the principle
of the facilities which il continue TO afford 10
the introduction into the Baltic of colonial
produce, and the manufactures of England.
With the presiie refults of the deliberations
of this extraordinary meeting we do NOT pre-
tend to be acquainted, but we uuderlfand that
Count Pahen, the Rufhsn Miniiter at Paris,
was preparing TO embark for Re United States
with the foil concurrence of his court, 70 en-,
free, by negotiation, the views of Napoleon.
COnisr.
All the accounts from Paris reprefent the
si1emblage of Royalty there a. unprecedented !;
and thar Napoleon will fpeedily iaVite them TO
recognize the exchange of his ritle Of" Protec-
TOR of the confederation of the Rhine" for that
of Emperor .ftbs Holy R.,uar Empire. II is ALTO
As;ed he means 10 make another mock offer
of paci6cation and has poitponed his journey
TO Spain for f. weeks
Parliament will poiivey meet the ed
January aud The Chancellor of the Erchequer
has fent circulars, repairing full attendance
Of the members.
GDse. 4-Tbe Paris Moniteur Of the Esd
Nov. among other notices Of public tribunals,
fays -
/" The address 10 his Majshy from the Senate
talk. of LEAGUE for The emancipation of
the cOmIiieICe anu the tAOepShOSECe VI nAttonS
and into which il Jays, the fates of BOTH
HEAISPhEREs are eager to ester ; meaning
no doubt, France and America Tie grand
fste being over, he will probably turn his at
tention to Spain"
I" The lalt Gazette contains the official ac-
count of the flrrender of the Islands of Zante,
lshara, CephaIonia, and Cerigo, to the Britiih
arms
King Louis, 10 20 be translated to WeRPha-
liza and Jerome TO Holland"
+" The Arch Duke Charles, Of Aulfria, is
faid to be dangerously H."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-26

II Ten Years War.-Letters from
w arlington, announce the rumor.
that Mr.. Callatin, having been 70
warmly disciplined for bis late cor
rect and candid report, on the fnaIs-
cial fate OF the country, has at length
confented to frame new Report.in
which he Is to prove, that our. nation
al refources are adequate to a ZEN
YEARS WAR. -
Novsl Rsading,-It was Ghrewdlv
remarked that "the girl whc has n
famed her Paaious BY reading Nov
els, is piece ready charged and
frinled, and the leait 9ark Will make
her 90 If"
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daily expected. That several gun-bosts and
briggs were opposite the town of VillaFrans-.
ca, about twenty miles up the Tagus, which
place was in possession Of the French. -,
That skirmishes were daily taking place be-
tween the French and party OF British
tars, who when on shore occupied the tswn
of ALEXANDRA, about a mile from Villa Fran
ca. That the French general Marsenic was
killed about the 2sth of October by shot
from one of the English boats. That the
French and English plquets were within
hail of each other. That general Romano
had Joined the earl of Busaco Cord Wei
)ington) with an army of ten thousand men.
That colonel 'Trant had retakcn. Coimbra,
and made Eve thousand French prisoners,
many of whom were wounded in the late
battle, and some of them had arrived as
Lisbon for: the purpose of being sent to
England. That FIVE hundred British trans
ports were in Lisbon Roads--And that
the people of Lisbon as we'll as the British
army, were 10 the highest spirits. Captain
Brown further adds, that the day he salltds
{the Is, :nsianO it was reported that Mas,
svna was on the retreat. We have Lisbon
papers to October 80. II they contain any
thing of moment, it shall be given TO NOR.
row.
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Iofeph Vaudeville,

Garner Of King and Fairy ax-streets,
HAS RECEIVED FOR SALE,
10 puncheons Sd proof Antigua rum
pipes real cogniac brandy
9 pipes country gin
50 barrels New England rum
40 barrels rye whiskey
$ hogsheads Orleans sugar
5000 lbs. green coffee .l.t
so boxes and half boxes choice first and
J, second quality Havana segars
20 casks first quality Goshen cheese
IS boxes London and Philadelphia mustard
500 lbs. refined saltpetre !, IS
90 boxes muscatel and bloom raisins
500 lbs. fresh Zante currants
so boxes mould and dipt candles
1900 lbs. birthstone
SO dozen perfumed soap
20 lbs. Cayenne pepper.
5000 lb good Firkin Butter, in fine shipping
order.
Navember 2s
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The Aychiu1s of Useful Kncwledge.

A WORK devoted 10 Commerce & Man.
IA ufacturcs Rural and Domestic Agri-
culture, and the Useful Arts, by DR.. James
Meuse, Secretary to the Agricultural Society
of Philadelphia. One number will appear
every three months, to contain los pages
octave price two dollars per annum payable
Subscriptions gre received and any further
Information given by, -. I'M. 49,, ;.
James Kennedy, fen.
:. Bookseller, King-street.
~ Nos. and are received and ready
for delivery to subscribers.
November 20,
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BY THE MAIL.
New YORK, Nov. 26.
VeYy late from Lajbom.

Captain Brown, Of the ship Canton, ar
rived last evening in % days from Lisbon.
He informs, that Mr.. Greene, was left by
Mr.. Jarvis as consul--that IL British sail
of the line, several frigates and sloops of
war were left at Lisbon, and Ave taors
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ed by one Clarke,.a member of the house
representatives, who declared 1.-THE fore
runner of an established religion. His con.
sti;uional objections were soon ridiculed
out of existence.
Another objection is, that much of the
stock is held by the English. So much the
better. So much the more are they in our
power. So much the more will they feel
the necessity Of treating Us well. But our
democrats are afraid that they will have in
Auence over our democratic. government /;
will Anglicise them make them tories
There is much weight in this much: 1t
would outweigh the shadow of vacuum.
And there is great danger, as the 60
vernment will have share in it, that they
will use it as terrible engine of desposism
against the good people Of the union. Eng,
land has bank, therefore we must not
have one. Its tory thing it ''squinrs
at monarchy" And the government are
to share part of the profits. Horrible !;
tie government. turn SPECTATORS.
To renew the charter is perfectly within
the sphere Of constitutional powers. Its
renewal will be Of national advantage. Not
to renew i. would be an unprecedented
breach Of good faith not in letter but in
| spirit would ruin thousands would be
national calamity. Its renewal will be
strongly opposed, from interested motives
| but it vii! be rem ewed.
The f.llowing foAsTs were drank by the
81. Anayezvs Society, a. their Anniversary
| Dinner, on Friday last -
1. The Day and all who honor it.
! 2. The Land Of Cakrs,
| 3, The Land I'VE live in.
d. The Memory of St. Andrew.
| S. The President Of the United States.
6. The King of the British.
Z. rhe Judiciary of the United States.
T s. The immortal Memory Of Washing.
! tor:
/ 9. A speedy and honorable adjustment
/ Of all differences between Great Britain and
the United States. .
/ 10. The Fair Daughters Of America.
II. a the Eonny Lasses that kiss away
1.-The Heather. ("
/ IL. Geordie Macgregor's madison to a
| the enemies of Scotland.
10. The days oi Aud Largsyns, the
scenes of early Joy and early mirth.
! IL. Highland Hospitality.
IS. The Besgars Bennison.
is. Al Charitable Societies tkroughous
tn. world.
! II. Weel timed Dsfin.
On Saturday evening last the Thespian
Corps, a society Of respectable young gen
tlemen Of this city, performed at the Thea
tire " The Point of Honor" and the after.
piece of C The Weathercock." We will
not say we we've astonshed, but we certain
" were most sgreeably surprised, to find a
degree of general correctness and excellence
of acting that would not be disreputable to
experienced performers. Where all acquit.
ted themselves with so much credit, per-
haps it would be innprope: to notice part.
cular characters, otherwise we should men
ton with uncommon appreciation the part
of the young deserter's father, and one or
two of the characters in the farce.
tits difficult for young gentlemen to per-
form female parts. All that could be ex-
pected was had. 1t would be no disgrace
to the first female characters in the city to
undertake such parts. The amusement is
most innocent, and the m tive rure. Cold
! ;n ia or hnsnn and most indiscree flv nnral
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THE THESPIAN SOCIETY

VIII meet this eveniag at halt past o
o'clock, in HoGgkin's. tavern. -. y
l0@ Those having accounts with the So: !:
ciety will please on this day topiesent then
to either Of the subscribers, in order TOR
set.l, m Mt.
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I.awraion e Fowle,

4, a .enrhora5y residence, (tAthe1r lafe efore
cuu b. rebuilt, haze taken Store on O'll'"
street cr9 Anrchaats WhaE, formerly 0ee"-
MED 5Q ii. Henderson g Co.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lis prime Green Coiee'
200 boxes Mould Csndlss
20 chests Hyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
50 ha;ls. retailing Molasses
s cases black and colored sarscenetts
and senchaws
s cases Nutmegs and Caves
5obarrels and 50 halt barrels boston
Beef
40 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankcens
coo SIDES red Soal Leather :,
1000 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September II. as-t.4y
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Tofeph Mandevill

Corner Of 4gsny and faiEjar. streets,
HAS FCR SALE,
10 quarter chests sunpowder and imperial
TEA
20 Boxes otto ditto
20 quarter chests Tyson ditto
50 dnto Young hyscn
90 ditto Tyson skin---Qf the latest imtorta-
tons ana SUPERIOR qacEty.
Is hogsheads and 70 barrels lnuscovado
sugars
20 kegs maddcr
10 casksftst quality Goshen cheese,
6 pipes cid London particular Madeira
9 ditto fine old port
d.tto Lisbon I
10 quarter casks sherry
S ditto colnlenar
90 ditto mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
30 cases old rledoc claret r.
5 ditto viz &c grave
90 cases Lucca Gil
10 bales Orleans and Georgia cotton
10 rogsheals Molasses :
Cognac, Bordeaux and peach brandics
jamaica, Antigua and northern rum
Holland and country gin
pennsylvania rye Whlskey
Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and half boxes choice first and
second quality HAVANA Cigars.
Loaf and lump sugars coffee; chocolate;
almonds; mace; nutmegs; cIoyesi cassia
and cassia buds pimenis; pepper race and
ground ginger; arnetto Jesulls bark pearl
and common barley, indigo; alum !; copper
as fig blue; birthstone starch; h.ir pow
der; Leiper's, CARROTS s. Haai.ton's STIFF
in bottles and bIadders; Alacauba al.a rsppee
snuffs; gunpowder; patent SHOT assorted
mould shot; bar lead; gun and pistol ilnts
writing and wrapping Paper; glue, demi-
johns; corks !; bed cords leading lines ;
chewing tobacco, &c. &c.
HE WILL PURCHASE.
Flaxfeed, and we'll cleaned Mus
tard Seed.
October ls
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October 2.
Libhey and Carne,


Have inst received PR ship William a'd
|ahn, from Liverpool to this pert, ohpef
bart of their SHEFFIELD GoODsor
CUTLERY, ard some part OF their BIZ
nincham GOODS, consisting OF a &c
neral assortment Of IRONMONGERT,
Among which are
Building Materials, 6, 8, 10, f.
and aod. nails. tacks, brads, spikes,
saddlery and Milllngton Crawley ifecl.
And they daily expect a completion ct
their orders, which, with that on hand vi!
form comp!eat assortment of GOODS IN
their line. They have just received a
quantity Of wool and cotton Cards, Whtt-
more's. ard an assortment of Castings.
THEY HAVE AS USUAL,
Bar Iron, Hoop DO. blistered aud other
Steel, nail rods, cut nails, br2ds and taets.
They have some Razors of first quality,
little damaged, (not however tor lmmqd'
ate use)a,hat they will sell very low.
They offer for Rent,
The HOUSE ON Fairfax street, pear
Yost's pump, lately occupied by James
Smith. Possession may be had the hrst OF
November next
October IL p
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Joseph ii. Mandevltle

ll,.,no hopysyp
49, - -; ;,.oa.,,. ,nJ, ~, Sa,t~
SV0o Ot's"ess 80 S..t 1904, .onss 1850
liNo' '1oGt ~ ss,- - IL. S,,o.
- ~" 1S1,''' -s-'.1~O'> 10
- paii 90 w, o.laansNJo
.o,o hoy snea,, 80. 49, otta ~ bhd. s. baes
'ooo W. ,bese b'e0A' S I.' 40 -'A'N1
5000 VT, Race Ginger.
= hogsheads Moiassss
b5s 'l9 mam n and diDpe hu clndl,s
500 barrels ilerrlncs and shad
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FOR SALE,

roN Cf IL,
q VALUABLE FARM. containing flur
/ a huadfed AID .jgig acres. living In the
upper end of Fauqii.r county, Va well i'm.
proved. nearly half in woods, iinyly timDcred
and watercd, vel; adapted 70 tie culture II
wheat and corn. Nith common cultivation
it produce. FROM fifteen to tganty d. .,tcis Of
wheat per acie.
Also 7)4 acres QF s9od Esym;Rg land on
james Rive, lying directly OF. The road lead
isg from the city Of RiShmoaI 10 Char!otts-
vile. Arpiy to
G.. W. Edmonds.
n. B. will exchange for property in
Alexandra 5000 .cgcs OF good LAID ii the
state Of kentucky; the title indisPutabie
G.. w. E.
October 9. DIV
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N o T / c f.

rySHE Creditors o6Lzmes Donslas., on t'}c
4. llth of July $780,, HEo subscribed US
release previously to the &Fs, da. Of Novs'a
Der in that year, are required to exhibit thsi1
claims duly authenticated to the subscEiberS
on or before the first day Of January mex.
preparatory to dividend. No interest WIZ
be allowed after the !i,h Of July 1904
Robert |. i,aylyr.
William NcWionojl
October 2. 5y
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er Printing in all its branch
6 neatly executed at this office.