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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
Metbod If extrafling Spirifuous Liquor
from CARRo7s.

THE fpirit extraael from carrots By the fol
lowing method, which, we underliand, was
contrved by Mr.. Fofer, proieilor at Halle, is
more pleafant than that which is commonly ex.
uaeied from grain. The quantityis alto pro-
portioaably greater and confdering that a
piece of ground produces in general more car
rots than any fort of grain, it is not improper
to recommend this method of extracting fprits
to the confederation of indulrious diaillers.
Let twenty pounds weight of clear carrots
(daucus carota of Linneus) remain in damp
place for three jays then cut of the fnall fla
meats, or ibres, and the leaves. The roots are
boiled in 7I6 quarts of fpring water for three
hours during which they muf be preGed or
broken with Spoon, or fpatula, 70 as to reduce
them into a pate. The juice is then ieparated
from the pulp and having added fome hops
to it, it mutt be boiled for Eve hours longer ;
after which the liquor, Whit hot, NUT be pour
ed Into tub and when its heat is come down
to 66 deg. of Fahrenheit's thermometer, fix
quarts of yer are added to it.
In temperature efficiently warm, this H.
quor continues to ferment for about AZ hours,
and it dePofts the dregs when its heat is become
lower than So deg.
Then you mutt warm upon the fire 48 quarts
OF JUICE OF the lame preparation, bur fuch as
has not yet undergone the fermentation, aad
mutt pour into the fermented liquor.
This addition RATES. the hea: above the Goth
degree, and the liquor begins to ferment anew.
This iecond fermentation continues for ~
hours, after which the heat defends below s.
degrees the dregs are precipitatsd again, and
the liquor is Their put in cafk.
This operation occaGons new fermentation,
which ialts three days. During which time the
laboratory hould remain in temperature
between a. deg. and IS deg.
After all thole lamentations, the liquor, being
drilled, will yield zoo quarts of iPirit, which,
being retti6ed, will furnilh 4s quarts Of burning
fpirit.
There is another advantage to be derived
from this process, namely, the ufe of the leaves,
and of the pulpy part, feparated from the liquor
after the fra boiling, which is very good food
for hogs or cattle.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
MISCELLANY,
EQUALITY.

SOCIETY no lefs than nature makes great
differences and inequalities among men.-When
the road to acquiition is equally open to all
when then the laws equally protect every mans
perfon and property ALI men will not make
exertions equally great-all will not podefs the
fame fpirit Of entsrpriie-all will not obtain ae-
eefions of wealth, oflearning, virtue and honor,
equally exteniive and important.-The induf
trious, prudent citizen, will gain var quantities
Of property, while the negligent and idle will
remain in the depths Of poverty. To the
la0. the doctrine OF equality is like the muGc of
angels. Energized by the found, he rouzes
from his le,hargy, and revels on the divided
lpoils of bis wealthy neighbour. That men in
The focal rate are equal as to certain rights
that they ought to be protected in their perlons
and property, while they conduit as good eiti-
zens, will undoubtedly be admitted. Thio
however, is different kind of equality from
that which the promulgers of this pernieious
doctrine intended to introduce. Their fehemes
Of wicked ambition were, to oyertuIn all the
eaablilhed governments in the world, and to
obtain an unlimited con,youl over the minds and
bodies of men. (PSsfdsnt Maxey = Orasion.)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
LANDS to, SALE.
TO BE SOLD, the following lots

of LAND, lituatcd in the town of Falmouth, in
the county of Cumberland, drawn by 1b0sas finssy,
ETC., in the right of his wife Haraab Fffr in the par
tton of the eifate of Brigadier Samuel Waias, made
between his heirs in the year I7o5-viz
60 acres purchafed by faid Waldo OF
p5iusa. ose laid out ON rhe right of sta Psseeh and
lies at Pacataqna.
The yeiidue of 1913 acres granted by
propretors committee TO iad Waa being the ioutheriy
haf of z76 acres to laid Wda on bis right lying at
Plies ,aqua. The o;her parf Of faid 1873 acres being
lately fold to #. Merrill
= acres purchaled by faid Waldo of
Pbseas Toue, beins the outhery half o IA acres laid
out on the right of Jeds4b Jovsas and Ria1srd 6'ss-
di9ss, lying in Pfcataqua-
III acres bought by faid Wade OF
Pbasas Jaat' being part of JOB" Powell, 81 acres,
aud Samuel Jo,san, A acres and lies on the N EAT
idc Of Prelumfcot river.
100 acres granted by proprietor's
Committee TO faid Was, 10 lien of acres laid out
in Coopers clam, which laid out ON the night oil
1fsz, Psaysa, and lies N. Fad lde OF Preismlcot
river
2, acres and 40 rods bought by
faid wsas of ssu 7yrs being part of Io4 acres lad
the right of sss LAM. lying on the .. Wen de
Of suoudwater river
so acres bought by faid Waldo o
pJisea, 7oass laid out on the right Of Tbem1 4zya.
and lies ON the S. Wen fde Of stioedwater river
Io2 acres granted by proprietor
Committee. being Jsma Dunevaas 80 acres, and PAL
of IS faid Wsids, lad or on his right " N
at Sacearsppa.
100 acres bought by faid Waldo O
John 7yx. laid RICH. Of faid 7y.g, and lies
Saccarappa.
"a acres bought by faid Waldo o
os. F.Sius being part of his 80 acres laid the
laid Fabiss, living South fide of Prcfumfcot river
For terms, apply to General KNOX.
at Thomalon, the abfcriber. at Portland.
DANIEL DAVIS.
PoraanS Sept 40, 1899.
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again then fpread It all over with fea gravel
mot iand) perfectly free from loom or dlrt a.
bout half an inch thick, and roll it with WOO
den roller of heavy wood, of about twelve m
chcs diameter, and about three feet long, till it
has absorbed as much gravel as it will take in !;
then fweep off the looie gravel into heap, and
pay the wilole over; then fpread the gravel a
gain and roll it as before. leaving the loofe gra
vel on and il the weather be hot, roll it from
time 20 time, till it has taken in as much era
vel as It will hod-it will not want rolling after
the hrf year. Nail on to the ewes Arp OF
lead half an inch wide to fecure the edges OF the
paper. Ii the gravel ihould be very coarie, all
the ltoues larger than pea fhould be taken out
by riddle. Round the chimnes wherever
wanted, houid be well fecured By fheet lead to
prevent the water getting in. The roofs if well
done will last century without repair, are per
feelly light, as are iecure againit fire as fate
and the rsawater falling from them not the lels
unfit for waihing clothes. Each fquare of ter
feet will take about half barrel OF pitch. and
as much of TAR; lefs might ierve in very hot
climate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
ANscDoTs of the CHINESE.

THE Cbinefe are faid to prefcrve to the END
Of their lives, great degree of authority over
their children. OF this many curious inltances
are adduced, of which perhaps the following is
not the leaf extraordinary. An old woman Of
eighty was one day beating her daughter who
bad already attained the age Of fixty. The
daughter ieemed to iuffer exceedingly, and BURT
into tears; upon which the mother lufpended
her blows, and impatiently enquired why Che
wep, 70 bitterly, obierving that ihe had often
chaltiied her more feverely without compelling
her to weep. To this the daughter replied, that
the only reafon why ihe wspr was, that from
the febelenefs of her mother. blow, SHE was con
eerned to perceive that her arength began Jisf
by to decay.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
Mode Of eogfrat7ing TERRACE ROOFS.

The roof NUT be CONTRACTED with pitch,
but not to exceed one inch in eighteen, and itrong
~ timbered, that it may not be liable to fhake if
walked upon and double boarded, joints broke,
edges ihot even and dubbed Gnooth.
Begin by paying the whole roof over with
competition Of pitch ard tar about half and
half boil it down to proper confidence, and
put it on boiling hot. A very hot climate may
require greater proportion of pitch-then
cover the whole over with COMMON iheaihing
paper, beginning n the ewes with double thick
nefs for the tirit course paying the 6rf before
che iecond is put on, and tapping over the joints
about two inches, each courie to lap over or
cover two thirds of the one under it, paying
each eourfe before another is put on. After
being covered With paper, pay The whole over
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
NEW INVENTION.
From NORTH CaroLsa.1

A Mr.. Jones, native of this tate, has
contributed machine upon plan, both fimple
and new, for the conveyance of water to any
part Of the houfe and what renders the inven.
ton more furpriing, water may be conveyed
from a fpring one hundred feet below the fur
face Of the earth. The expenfe of machine,
Of the grea,elt given power, will not coz more
than twenty pounds aerling. We hear Mr.
Jones intends applying for patent"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
A Case IN PHYsIooNoMy.

DEP in Lsvsls, read, AuR ELiA cries,
/" Eiib sza sssryi the mef, the Had or Eye,f
/" Sweet siA," unthinknely thus replied,
+" Let thofe bright eyes with tender patton glow,
On me thoae lips their meltins fwests beAow,
J then, no doubt, could prelently decide"
All no I could decide the qusftion never,
IND set Idhy Jorso~ &ai /orsvr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
CATECHISM.
Jya reeeived for Sale, at JENKs's
BooK-SToRE,
Packard's Catecbjm.
M THREE PARTS.

IN THREE PARTS.
(Pris 7w,s.y Cent?
THE ErR Part, containing the frlt
l. principles of piety aud morality, drawn from
the word Of God, and the NOT approved authors ho
have written in the way of queaion and anfwer.
The Second Part, containing leries
of queons and anfwers, deGgned lead children and
youth the knowledge OF foeiety. and to train them
to the duty of citizens.
The Third Part, containing valua-
BILE inructons adapted pcrfcns Of age, and
to heads OF families.
This work is highly recommended
by number of the mot diainguiihed dvines, and is
already introduced into large number of respectable
reis Gus foeiecs and chools, In this, the mtruefons
Of the ADsmd. csec~ reduced palmer language
OKLA.
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poetrp.
IN ;r-ra,ia, Of DR.. YooSo.

zsirsiss,iaa sf DIR. YooNo.
i He Sun. grown weary Of the heky year,
soon ends his race and to his favesite fouth
Leads the convivial Spring, AL ssimn wiih flowers
An hour afterwafd the newborn Moon
laves her fharp ercfcent in the weitern oose;
Then, with his lsrry brethren, Hefferns
Hslds up the azure canopy OF night
Grave filenee reigns, and meditsiive thoaeht
Steals thro' the iolemn twilight, of aiaurb'd
BY lonely hooting owls, the dniant bleSt
of folded n.eep, or rsls hirill village clock,
Which cries aloud, /" Time grows indrm, am longs
70 lay the univerie, his bur,hen, down,
IL .hs large palace of eternity"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

6OMMOSW EaLlH OF fMAosACtiOSETIS.
Latte Hays Of Reprssntssive,, June iot5, 1899.
ON the Petition of the Se,eamen
of Marlborough. praying for alteration of the act
Cor the prefervaton oil the fi eshed Salmon, ShaS
and Aewives, the rivers, itreans and waters whi8
the counties OF Lpcoln and Cum5erland"--
ORDERED, That the petitioners notify all co.'s
cerned, by FULFILLING atelted copy Of their petition,
with this order thereon in JEsrs's GAZETTE printed az
Portland three weeks fceeiively the aft publication
be made thirty DAYS leaf before the fecond Wee
neay of the next felton, OF the General Court in or
der that the parties interet-d may then appear ans
thew caufc If any they have. why the prayer Of laii
petition Ihould not be granted.
Sent up for concurrence.
EDWARD Fl. ROBBINS, SPssir.
IN SgsArE---1ane 10TH 1899.
Read and concurred
JOHN c. JONES, P,sfissf pro tenn.
Tree Copy ---Attet,
EDWARD McLANE, Cisrk IF tie Ssnat.,
HysesHesaegSeyseya eyGe saevs~..asgaryGeyneN
THIS GAZETTE,
rs fsbifei epe,y hioNpAy at T. a. TENKS's orsIcx,
srvs do, 10 TIE PORTLAND BANK, 1siiak.Sfyes;
q0bs SSri9aos, AJsessysg,s, sss C0asssssfigss ar
yst.iosi qUb aiasiios.
- The prize Is ONE DOLLAR q FKFTf~ CENTS .
yer, fsrlafve Of poGsge. 81 Passgaai sayssfr's
yfgsJqal
or 9bs s.ssfcs sri Apif ~srsafgs eiressfios sf til
Cassis, rsaders kigtip Advantageous sr dDYER7ISs
AENqS, rDsid Wild sfytsS s.szsSs. ~ss u g4-
ylss1a! tsarga.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
Aneedotc Of TURENx.

WHEN the Marelchal de Turene was about
ten years old, bis Governor milling him fought
every where for him. and at length found him
afleep ona cannon, which he feemed to embrace
with his little arms as far as they could reach
And when afked, why he chofe iueh a coach to
lie on !--he replied, I" that he intended to have
aept there all night, to CONVINCE bis father that
he was hardy enough to undergo the fatigue.
of war, though the old duke had often cndeavcr.
ed to perfuade him to the contrary"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

To the Honorable THE Senate, and the Hon
ora5k Hosf Of Reprs,satafv-s Of the Cons
monsutohb Of Me8aehsls.s ia General Cows
THE Petition of the town of -WAL.i
j DoBokoucH, in the county OF Lincoln,
HUMsLr sgEwETH,
That there is in faid town a fnall
freh water river in which many years paif Tome few
OF the fiji called Alcwvcs caught. but for num-
her of years paf (shossh the Dams opened ac-
cordng law fev Of the ffh zforcfad were
dcovered to be in faid ftrcam-But your petitioners
being Informed that late ad Of this Commonwealth
takes in the Cream aforefad, beg leave Rate your
Honors their circumstances in the prem'ies-Fr0ys
That the 9Th that could in all probability be ever
caught III faid iream, would be OF contequcnce
whatever the nhabitant--And fecondly, 1ha: il
the town of Marlborough great majority of the n-
habtans have to buy their as it into the
owE in velles from the welward, in fmal Quantities
from time time during The iummer feaon and the
grin mill dams opeHed in faid cream, they will
obliged carry their and grain be ground ont
OF the town, twelve miles eat ger the fame
ground into meaI--And the poorer fort of inhab-
tants aforefad, poe(cd of hories, the very
horlc hire ticf would amount, executive of their own
time, much the real value of the meal ground
at their own mls--They therefore pray your Honors
to take their circumlances in that relpeet into your
confederation, and exempt the town of WAIdoborough
in the 6ih aet--And as duty bound will ever pray
Sgsed BY srssr Of tbs 7szpn,
THOMAS McGUYER, Ella.
IABOB LUDWIG, ,U ess'
GEORGE DEMUrH. } 4" 1'-''s''ss''
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NOTICE.
THE CopARTNERsHlp OF
ROGERS & HATCH,

rs this day diholved by mutual CON-
i fent All perfons who are indebted to faid lrm, are
requened to call and make payment Immediately and
thoie who have accounts open with faid company
reqened to exhibit the iam< for ietement to WALTER
HATCH, without delay.
~ The bufinefs in future, will be
carried on at the fame ihop. by CHARLES ROGERS.
where all Ldr cultomers and ssbus, invsoi
10 call.
Charles Rogers,
Walter Hatch.
PsrflssS Os7s5sr !, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

General Snwarrow owes much of his popu-
'larity in this country to the ingenuity of the
caricaturias, who reprefent him in the hoPs
eating Frsn5men with three prong jdrk The
General mutt not take this amfs. for in the city
of London pa1sr is always Represented by sa'
iyl lLaadsn Ps1.)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28

NOTICE is hereby given TO the
IN Nonreiident Proprietors of the town of Fyaailcr
in the county of Hancock, that 10000 Of undi
vded and unimproved Land. tuacd in faid Frankfort,
are taxed in the bills committed the fubfcrber
collect for the year 1898, in the fun of z5n Dollar.
And unlels iaid taxes with all necef-
fary intervening charges paid to the fabferbcr,
before the hrlt Monday in January next, ten of
the clock in the forenoon, 70 much of fad Land AZ
will ddcharge the fame will then be fold Public Ven-
due to the higheft bidder, at the dwelling houe OF MIR.
CnAaLEs Grant. in fad Frankfort, according TO law.
William Page, Collector.
Frankfort, 4f6 o9e5sr, 1879.
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|W0nted-As a Maid In

a family, reputable young wonan.--lnquire a, this
Othce. o. III
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16
ANECDOTES.

A PRINCE rallying the fa'neis of a coa'tier
who had ierved him in many cmbaiIies, fad,
he looked like an OK. -"I know no." fAid the
courtier, "what am like, bu. know have
often had the honor TO rcrreieut your majeity
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16

J. y nonreident proprietors and owners of the fol-
lowing lots of Land. lying in the town of Ba5 county
of York, that their lots Of Land taxed in State,
County and Town, School-houfe and Road tax, in the
bills committed to me the Subicriber, Collector of aid
town, for the year I7oSto collect in she following ref
peefivc fums, viz
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And an aflortment of Confectionery.
Nov. 40. 1900.
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And unlels faid taxes and coli Of
advcrtifng. paid to nae before the F/'ssAfs
day Of January next, 70 much of faid land will he Tod Al
Public vendue, as will be fufEicent TO pay the fame
with all intervening charges, the dweng-hcue of
the ubfcrber in Bss5i sforcfadThe lale to begin at
ten clock ia the forenoon on fsid day
Aaron Bartcn, Collector.
Es5s, Nevewtsv7o9. 66, ~
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Ne1v Goods.
F R YE POOR,

Has jgR rsriued, al Bis Store "a Aiidlslt.Sness,
@ UPERFINE, navy blue, and black
~ BrosdcIoshs ..black, white and mired csiinerss
Rstteens, Lamb1ins ccatines, Plains Dufis serses,
trped and 6sured swanfdowna FOOTED Swanikns white
yellow, green and black Fannes red, white green and
yellow Baizes. rofe Blankets, Shaoons. Moreans Du.
rants, Tamp';es, Wildborcs, Camblet Bedticng cot.
ton and worried Ho6ery. red aud green worried Caps,
brown Hollands, Linens, ! I and IA wide CalIcoeo,
Cnghsms, Copperplatc furniture Chinz. book, jaco-
net and tamborcd Mullins black Mullins book and
jaconet muffin Handkerchic, Dimtcs. Cambrcks, iIln
Shawls and Handkerchicfs, chintz and purple Shawl
cotton and linen Handkerchefs, fix velvet Capes black
Gauxe, black and cooured Lufrings black elk Laces.
white thread Edgngs, ladies' and gentemens black and
white elk Gloves lid and beaver DO fancy kid, nosoes
co, and cloth Slippers, mems iafhionabe Hats. 4.
w. |. Rum, Brandy, Gin, Madeira,
SHERRY. Lifbon. & Malaga Wines, young Hyfcn. Fy-
fon-ikin, sourhong and Bohea Teas, Coffee, loaf ~
brown Sugars Currants, prefcrvcd Prunes, Nutme9vs
Mace, caia, Ailipice, Ginger black Pepper, Cayenne
do. Muaard, table Salt in baikss, Whiting, CsRi1
soap, Cake do. Almonds.
4d. Cd. s. Cd. acd. and fheathing
Nails. I'd. Sd. 4d. and Sd Brads, Frying Pins. Coffee
Mills, Red Screws ftock Locks, ring and knob Locks.
cupboard do. brafs Nails, few pair bras Cha6De
Diihes brsfs candcnicks Knives asd fors pen
and jack Knives. claaic Knitting Pins, Shovels and
rougs, cotton and wool Cards. floor Brufhes, chaigs
and hore Whips.
Hollow Ware, blue & white Ware,
Tea Trays. Pewter.
A few bottles & boxes of E6ence Of
Pearl, and the Pearl DentriSce for Tseth and Gums
rceth Brull,cs Smelling Bottles, liquid True Blue
Hair Powder &c.
O. FreIl r AISINS.
d9o, at lie .levs Sisrs
The FARMERS ALMANACK, by Robert Thu
mas, and the Aisnanack Ivy Iiaiah Thomas.
Ps,yaad Nov. Il.
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flo, at tie stors S,ers.
The FARMERS ALMANACK, by Robert Tho.
mas, and the Aimanack Ivy Iiaah Thomas
Portland Nov IL.
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ma A ID J. A,
I'VE Port, Sherry,
Iifbon, and Malaga
WINES,
Coniac Brandy. Gin,
N Z. WI. and Cherry
RUN,
Porter, Vinegar,
Cider. ninlanrs,
Loaf, Brown * Powder ID
SucAes,
Coffee, Chocolate,
Hyfoa, soucaong & Be.
hra TEA
Almonds, Rsilins,
Currants, Mace,
Cinnamon. ci.ron.
Cloves. Allfpice. Ginger,
Starch, Hair Powder,
Cotton and Wool Cards
Bar an dshaving Soap,
spermaceti, msuld,& dipt
Candies,
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IDufmp
-s .,--se9 e%@4~eS,--<.s-s-

Mr. JEEKs,
In looking over late EagLS magazine, !
me, with the following lines. Their beautiful implicitly
plealed me BY giving them place IN your poets
col ner you will obligc MARIA.
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FRESH GOODS.
DANIEL JOHNSON,

Hes iuf received, and now offers fol
fac at his Store in Fore nrect, very general abort
nsent of frefh Fancy and Staple Gosds.
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CONSULTING OF
d ROAD Cloths

| ID ROAD Cloths
| IL from 6r to so per
yard-Navy Blue, Com
mon do. Black. Lon
don Brown, Faihionable
mkt, Clarcf, and Bottle
Green,
2attccn, Lambikins,
Ben Devonfhirc Kcrfcys
Foref Cloths.
Blue plains, Elaftics,
sergcs,
CaiImers- Black, Blue,
MKT and Brown,
Twill'd 'Thickfetts,
Rofe and Duffel Blankets,
Mems Black Satins.
Swanfdown Waiffcoatins,
MerfeilIes do.
Irifh Linens,
Brown Hollands,
india Costons, Cambrics,
Muffin and Silk Shawls,
Common Cotton do
Mullins, Muilinets, and
Dimifics,
Luftrings. Modes & SAtins,
Ladics' Muffin Handkcrs.
Gcntlemens' do. do.
Sarfne,ts and Cauxes,
Ginghams, Calicoes,
Wildbores--ft riped add
plain.
|lMcns' Cambicss,
CAIamancoes,
Moreeu's, Rsfels
Durants, Tansinies,
Baixcs rcd, green, and
yellow,
FlaneIs-hne K fuperhnc,
twill'd & plain,
Variety Of worfttd, elk. x
cotton Hofcry.
Worried &i.eather Gloves
Oil Cloths,
Quality & Shoe Bindings,
Which being a conhsnment
tcrms
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TO BE SOLD,
By Nathan Bond,

Middle. yfr,sf, near fbs Bank,
The following articles of the fra quality. and upon
Reasonable terms for Cath
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16

NEVER did an Iilhman utter better bull,
than did an honelt John, who being afked by a
friend, "Has your faer got fon, or daush-
ter" ant s-red Upon my foul, do not yet
know whether am an uncle or an aunt
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-16


Freih jar and cafk
Raiiias,
Groat and milk Bifcuit,
Butter, Cheefe,
Salt Pork, per Dbl.
Fig pigtail, & fmoakins
Tobacco, Segars,
Balker Salt,
Double refined Salt Pctre,
Shells,
New Fine and superiine
Flour per Dbl.
Oatmeal,
Bitters in papers,
Pipes, Pomatum,
BIackball, Waters,
Snuff,
Whole & ground Pepper
Rice, Ground ditto,
Indigo, Muftard,
Spermaceti & Sweet Oil,
Wine ClaGes, &c, &c.