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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
YELLOW FEVER.

From the reports of feveral medical focieties
in Philadelphia, and by letters and private ac-
counts from Network, we are compelled to
declare, that in our opinion, an epidemic, fimar
to that which vitiied lhofe cities lal fummer,
now RACES there with aecumulaling malignancy.
The Packets which ufaally fly between New.
York and Newport, are forbidden to enter the
latter place, without examination and permit
for.
In Philadelphia, the deaths were Augult 20,
grown perfoas o-Augua Il, IS do.-Auguit
zad, IL do.-Augua z,d, Esten.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
NAVAL.

Baltimore, July 70 On Saturday Ian was launched
frsm her ways, the yard of Mr.. Price, Feli's Pom.
elegant modelled Cutter for the fervee of the United
States. She is pierced for IA guns and equals ex-
eeeds the other beautifully contributed vencls with
which Mr.. Price has recea'y graeed the boom of old
Ocean.
An arrival at Philadelphia informs that the Ganges
has captured French letter of Marque, from Guada-
loupe for ST Bartholomew, with fugar and coffee, aud
icnt her into 81 Kits.
The United States and Iniurscnt irgates failed from
Hampton Roads, Augua IS.
Capt Barren, appolntedso the Conaella,on, has ta-
ken command of her. Capt. TruIon Amboy, N. ].
The Maryland, noop OF war, Captain Rogers, has
failed from Baltimore, on cruiie
The Contribution anchored in Lynn Haven Bay. Au
cuff IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
By THE Mails.
PHILADFLpHiA, AngzR II.
TOFFICIAL.l

Exfras Of a litter jrom an american, rstfdtnf at
Sn,inas, dated .1aIy II, 1899, received IL Phaa-
deIpbia, Aag0 II.
81 think it ought to be publickly known,
that this market is glutted to fuch degree with
almoit every article of life, that cargoes are
telling at great lofs; fay from go to 50 per
cent and produce is very high, coffee at 9. to
70 divers cotton ~ to 49,; and fcarcely any
thing to be found even at thofe prices. So that
to the merchant it is undoubtedly better that his
property fhould be taken, than that it ihould
come isto this port"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

BY accounts from Gibralter, as late as June
as, the plague continues to rage with dreadful
violence at Morocco, and the adjacent places
All communication between Barbary, Spain,
and Gibralter, was fulpended. The came ac-
count Jays. Z" the Dey of Algiers has certainly
declared war sgainl the French Republic, and
imprifoned their conlul )" and that the Anne
rican charaaer aands high in the Dey's eltima-
ton" The time has arrived, when America
does not neei the g friendly Interrogation" of the
"terribe republic" as preliminary 10 her ne
gociations at the court Of Algiers. The flag q
our rjGag navy, will be the bse recommendation,
and the iuref pafport for her ENJOYS at every
foreignl court, Especially where power is more
regarded than jultiee. (Cam Goz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
MELANCHOLY.

On Wednesday the 18th infant, as two or
three women and girl were walking to Witt a
friend in the town of Livermore, (County of
Cumberland they were overtaken by ihnwer
but happened to be near a new houle, that was
un6nihed and sninhabited, they went ia for
ihelter. They had not been there many min
utes before violent gut of wind took the
building, which it inaantly demolilhed. The
unhappy females We're buried in the ruins, two
of whom fcon died of their wounds, and a third
was miierably wounded, having an arm and a
thigh broken. 70 that the bone of the latter APP
peared feveral inches through the Aelh but we
arc happy to learn there are hopes of her recsv-
cry"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
BRESc FLEET

Some flying reports renie it podible, though
not very probable, that The Brett fleet has failed
from Toulen, and left iuccours at Genoa. We
do not think it necedary, however, for US 10 BE-
folieitous on their account. The Enelih have
upwards of SO fail of tie line in the Medterra
neat, and we believe them fully adequate to the
talk of managing the French and Spanilh in
thofe feas.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
AuGsByRC, JUNE az.

General Suwarrow has transferred his head
quarters from Alexandria to To Pavia, and it is
believed that he is about to take the command,
in peffon, of the army of obiervation againlt
Macdonald, while General Melas, whole head
quarters are transferred TO All, will aa againa
Moreau, who occupies arong petitions in Mont
ferrat, from whence hefeems inclined to advance
70 A.eGandIia and Tortona.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
FROM SURINAM. nm

Capt. Allen, arrived at Salem, fpoke Capt
M'Neil, in the floop of war Portfmouth, off
Ersndt Point. The 20 gun French Corvette had
not ventured out, notwithstanding the boating
of the Capt ain Captain M'Neii, however, had
intercepted letters which were psiline between
him and the Captains of a French frigate and
1oop of war, at Cayenne, which fhewed that
they were expected up, to drive away the United
States eruizer, and relieve their blockaded coun
trymen. But Captain M'Neil was determined
to remain at his poft, and his crew were in good
fpirits. Captain BOWS was to fail for Bottom,
from Surinam. in the courfe of the fri week in
Aug. Mears. Wales and Fields fchooner failed
in CO. with Captain Allen.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
TO the Board Of Health.
GrNTIFMfN.

The college of phyfcians once more addrefs
you on the p efent Gate of the health of the city
recent events have confirmed the opinion
which they lately expreTed to your board
they feel it incumbent on them TO repeat that
malignant contagious fever of the fame nature
with the dfeafe which ragged here in the years
1893, 1897, and 1898, prevails at this time to
very alarming degree.
Augua II, 1893.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
MISREE. IuNs Is.

Two Baiayisn deputies have been here to
confer with PruGian Mniller, on an applica-
ton made to the king, for troops to Aft their
republic. The Miniaer, by order, conlented to
furnih $4,000 men on condition that The Stadt-
holder was reiniated. The Deputies powers
not being competent to iuch an engagement
they retired.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

1t is faid that partial action has taken place
in India between the Britiih and T'ippoo Saibs
arny, in which the latter were defeated with the
lofs of feveral thoufand men.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
NEW YORK, AUG. "a.

We have heard Of but few new cafes of the
fever III this city Gnce Thurfday-only 5 cafes
were reported yeaerday. For the laft 4s hours,
8 deaths.
1t has been obferved, that there has lately
been great mortality amongR the hes in the
MOT unhealthy parts of the city This is vari-
ouny accounted for by the faculty. We hspe
we ihall receive communication on the fub-
iea.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
39orHamo,
MoNDAr, SEPTEMBER ., 1899.

Captain SAMPSON, arrived at Bolton from
Emblem {Ru1ia) informs, that it was report
ed, that Pra5a would join the coalition aganit
France, and commence its operations by an at
tack on Holland. Captain Sampfon was the
the bearer of letters from tn. American Min
iner at the Pruilian Court.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

EYlra of letter from the Secretary of the Navy to
areipedabIe merchant in Newyork.
Macy Department, ~ A4gsf, so.
"sR,
"LN aafaver 10 your kind letter Of The I71 mR
4 do myfaftbs honor to qaft tie real eaae of Capt.
Trnnonf rsfgnation, az tie bsa mode sf ~adicating
bs character from tie oiuriouf Jarmyss sobieb pre-
OsH, and qubisb bavs appeared in The neeylpipys on
that jayea.
"Hn sOtH knoeun that there bas exiqed for a
c'shasrabk time, qasqion concerning tbt relative
rank Of Captain Tablet and Captain 7ruxt0n.-
Each Of tbse gentlemen ovas seosfdtnt Of bis right
TO Enoriiy, thai zach had, long .fnee determined 10
quit The macy Jirviee, Gouu tie qusfi0n Of rank be
saled in favor Of The otby. TIE mra1 Of beth
rvers foo highly appreciated not TO msksH matter
Of Is,iou regret that The Eyves Of eitbey /bOuld Be
LOFT to The pnJfe. Hsnee The dsejfon Of he qusfion
quas delayed az long as ii could be, auth
our injury to The jcrvies. II became at length, boqo-
eper, neesDaryfs decide il. The Seejfan has been
made BY the proper auboray-fss redb II, that
C&pt. Talbot REMAINS in srVies, and CAPT. Truston,
confidently aUitb biz union declaration repeatedly made,
and lang dsore e capture eftbe hf@genfe eOa5 ft0f
q, retiret nprivats Hs.
" Tbat Cspisn Truxioa 1Saia bave t60 nearbsai
bin to PE,s s e'H seeasur real 70 he Prsida
10 MP DO TO III ID. Jrai of their Country gvbs kass fSs-
fsy JainAfst'5e mrits q tsis gallant eFeer"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
psovrpEscs, AUGUST 7S.
Melaneboiy Accident.

On Monday lat, as Mr.. Samuel Hamlin, of
this town, was defending hill with a gun in
his hand, his feet accidentally tipped, when
endeavouring to fapport himfslf by his piece,
il unfortunately difcharged-the contents enter
ed near his right breaf, and CAME out at the
left fhoulder blade. He fell, and remained in
this unhappy tituaiion about fou. hours before
he was difcovered. Hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

A veGel, partly owned in Bolton, has been
feized at Bath, Kennebeck, on complaint of
having been equipped for the purpofe of tranf
porting ilaves from the COAT of Africa to the
Welt Indies, contrary to Jaw.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
SrsAssusG, JvSE z9

Letters from Vienna and Radlboh, iay, the
coalition have entered into a formal engage
uaeut With Louis XVIII, to caabliih him on tie
French throne.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

The Academy of Medicine deny the prevail
ing fever is contagious, and aaert it is propa-
gated by impurities in the atmosphere.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
BosToN, AUG. ao.
CIRCULAR.
Hsvanna, Dug. s 1899.
SIR

In confequenee Of Royal Decree, jua reeeiv-
ed from Madrid, the Governor has this day
given orders, that no neutral vedels be permit.
ted to enter this port and all thofe that have
arrived, inee the sd inf. are not as yet allowed
to unload.
lole not moment in giving you this INTEL
ligence, for the information of the Merchants of
Bottom. If any change takes place, | will take
care to acqrzint you herewith Immediately.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your very humble fervant
JOS M. YZNARDL.
Tohs Cailssor sf tie Port Of Bsaon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
Latsa Foreign Ne90'.


M1g1ye Of tie EseeafiOe Drea.ry 70 he Coaae7 Of
Fee Ruudsed, dated j7uat 20.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
THIS GAZETTE,

IA fHslJSss evsyy MosoAy, at e. n. JENRSs Osrief'
lhidH,.St,es, Bc brad Of FJs STREET, PoRTLaso-
zo5e,e Srribor Advetsmsuis, and CsnmHasziisns, art
yceefses seif5 attention.
=. The prize il ONE DOLLAR 81 FIFTY CENTS
year, ErcluGve Of Ponage - PastlAai paymsmts Ss
rfqs5ash
or TIE sxfesfos s.I rapidly ias,ssfsg circulation tli
Gazette ,eas<,s bigbiy aaVartsgssRf for dDYEk7ISE'
1fEN7S 7rbis5 qSiHbs is,ei ree'Hsti, and ~ sss'
Ibifuoa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02
PRINTING,

IN i vsrior, Jsreb esstsd fbs aeaf ssrr,r and al iS
Es,rfa aofes ~ 0rd.ri foy Beds, Pampbsts. 5hsss'
Rsri. Bal, Card, 1ietai, TIC. a1!y aisThsfs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-02

Extract of letter from the Secretary of the Navy Il
respectable merchant in Newyork.
M,,,, n A.o,1 40
The gazette., 1799-02-25
Frelh News.

by coating vtfiel which ,rr,;yed bc-a IN
Ihuridaay ltH, firm Calt,ne Jmon,b cf P+
nobi' Oh which place fhe left II. dav hsf1re
Feo. 2o) ne Catine paper Of thar II has
Deen received, which contains the followno
news - WV " ''is
"CqRins, Feb. 90.
4eiterday arrived at this port, the
ichooncr Lark, Capt. Snow, II DAYS
from Martinique. Capt. S. informs.
That a few days previous to his
leaving that place, information was
received there, that an Englifh packet
had arrived in the WeRindies which
brought London papers to the 10th Of
Jan. which itated that Official accounts
had been received Of the Death of
BuonaParte, and The Total Destruction
OF his Army.-Capt. Snow fays, that
ne law and read the account in a>Lon-
don paper received by the packet.
Capt. Snow was informed while he Law ar
Martinique, by An American who had made his
tfcaPe sCuadaloupe, thar 4 large number
Of American veGels had been taken by the
French pirates and carried into that port: that
r1aii had been captured in one week; that
they were all condemned with little or no cere.
mooy, and the Americans thrown into pri(on
that the irigate Unuea Statrt, Commo. barry,
bad run 70 nigh into Guadalupe, that he was
fred at from the batteries on hore, and in re.
turn had given them few broadGdes that
the 1aoP # war Pickering, having a mum.
Der Of vedels under her convoy had fired few
fhot into an Englifh Privateer, fuppofiog her to
be an enemy's veGel, which obliged her to fh.cr
off, Capt. 5. foon after fpoke fame privateer,
who treated him politely, and permitted him to
PFoceed.-SPoke on his pahdge home, the A
nsrican fooP Of war Gan2es with a number Of
American vedels under convoy"
The gazette., 1799-02-25
MORTALT71..

----------Death conquers aIl---
The cunning ftatelman end the folder brave,
No more his fatal darts canlhun
Than can the feeble timorous fair.
Alike they victims fall
Ant here enroll'd arc found"
DIEDIn this town, This morning, after I;no.r;n,
H'neis' which ihe bore with ChrRan patience. Mrs
IRYPHosA Z. Parker, the amiable comfort of Capt
Samuel tr, and daughter Of Nathaniel Freeman Eo,
ot Sandwich, aged 1j The funeral will proceed from
his houie in State Street, on Wednesday next At 4
o CLOCK IN the afternoon. The friends Of the family
are deiIred TO attend without fur her invitation
DIED-At HallowelI, Capt DANIEL CABR.-At An
guaa, Mr.. JOSIAH BLAcKNAN.
The gazette., 1799-02-25
COURT OF Hl-NEM.

= ER ntn'd Lr1yts the tender doves preGde
:, Pais gently on ye fo(t, ye fleeing hours.
b'es the 'ung Bridegroom and the blooming Bride
III deaths cold hand arrels the vital powers.
aARR!ED-In this town, Mr.. ToNAruAN BRYANT,
man, Efq. = *
Mr JoHN K BAKER, Printer, to Mifs Rrprcc
Ross.
At che Friends Meeting ghoufe in Fsrrenyr Vermont
ASA Rocs RS fifth fon cf Wing Rogers to Mary. fe.
oNHd danghtet of TimothyRogers They were each of
them Hen5 leventeen years Old
When tender plants expand their leaves too foon,
my 1n4 and b91o~ bur they d,og4 noon.
While thofe matured by Soils meridian raw.
BIo'@ 5faT and JGoarjA through the longer dav.
At Psao5Fa, Mr.. THOMAS CARTER to Mirs To.yN.
PERKINS.
AT 44gaRl Mr. JouN WHErLrR, Of HaIloweu. 70
Mis- BrrsY PAGE Of the former place
At Nortlyarnon,B Mr. Francis Bennett 70 Mi. Gu
i4nn4h Gr@y.Mr Jacob Soul to Ms Dorcas Prince
Mr. JolePh Maon to Mifs Lucy Baker Mr.. Rich
mond Loring 3D. to AIifs Dolly True-Mr Epoeb T,+-
comb to Miis Hypfee StubEs.
The gazette., 1799-02-25

~NeASAA Va 4'Adud(llulOltos
n The year Of CIR Lord, one tboyand )fyen bua-
drea and ninety ninc.
An ACT, limiting the time withinwh
Petitions for Wages which have been drawn by forged
Orders, lhall be fultained.
re it enafed BY the Senate, and H5ujt
gF Rry9lHtavet, Gezersi Court 1suBLd, and ~ tie
antj6riy J t5e Jane, That n9 petition for Wages which
have heretofore been drawn by Forged Orders, fa be
hereafter fufaned, unefs tuch Petition fha be prefent-
ed within TWO YEARS from TIE bsfzg Of ttt al and,
failure thereof the Petitioner Applicant and Claim
a be forever excluded and barred from any claim
demand aganR thisCommonwealth for or on account
Of any Wages 70 drawn, alledged to be drawn, by
virtue o. any uth Forged Order And the Secretary
hereby directed cae this Act he pubI(ed in the
fevera Newspapers printed in this Commonwealth for
three months iucceiGvely.
IN The Hsyf IF fR3syg'SaiafiOc, Jar 20, 1909.
This Bill having had three itvera readings paGed to be
ensatd,
EDWARD H. ROBBINS, SB1qE,r.
In Senate, Jan. 2S 1893.
This Fill having had two fevera readings pAed to be
enacted,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pygasa-.
JarDayy -, I799-AI8rovet
True Copy-Atef,
JOHN AVERY, Sce'yy.
f 7a5e 3psEscE r,. norlb5 Jerafrvey intbs yi0erai
Ns7esfsf0H frlys d1' tIs Cornon7rrst B.
John ArER1, fee'y.
The gazette., 1799-02-25

On Friday laa, the birthday of the luxurious
WASHINGTON, was noticed in this town With
marks IF eteem and veneration. "A number
.ot gentlemen Partook Of an elegant dinner pre-
pared for the occaion-after which a number
OF truly federal toats were given, and levcral
we'll adapted odes were flng.-In the evening
there was a ball atth- large Adrmhly room /;
which commenced with Wa.hington's march
The hag Of the United States was dilplayed in
the center Of the hall, around which were func
the animating fongs Of Hail Columbia, and Id
ans = Li6sr1y.
The gazette., 1799-02-25

A letter from the u. S. Confnl at Gbralter,
dated Nov 10, fays, that four French priva
teers have been lately captured BY the Algerines.
Algiers being tributary to the GrandSegnior,
has been directed to aEt in conformity to the
warlike declaration ofthe Sublime PoJte,
The gazette., 1799-02-25
Thomas Burnham,
JOhah Burnham.
Commonwealth of MaGachufetts.

PorEfnS, FeJ. 23, 1895.
The gazette., 1799-02-25
From PbikadeLbbt1. Feb. 10.

: IT = IJFI0fIFJI IPDFA7 = % .
" row board at the Hotel with the VtcE.
PaEsIDENT, and about dozen of the oppoGtion
rasmbsrs. who almoR Jay5fit me with their ia.
cobincal politics. Th5y however feel their
weaknels-bdt, FAY they, the next Congrefs will
Be two thirds democratic-and at the next cleo
ton of Pretident We will have Mr.. JEFFERsoS
in the char-then down with the Brtih trea-
ty-down with the aritocracy."
The gazette., 1799-02-25
AMONG WHICH IRE.

Uperfne black,
navy blue, dark mix'd
and other ctloured
BROAD CLOTHS.
Plain and embod-d Ker-
ieymercs,
Mems bea plain and en-
hofed EngliAl Sattins,
India ditto,
German Serges,
Devon0ire Kerfcvs.
Coatirss and Lamhlkins,
Elaltics and Orleans
Stripes,
Flannels and Baizes,
Scotch CarPetings,
Grapes, Wildbores, and
Gamblers,
Black and coloured Ruff
fe!s and Calimancoes,
Moreans and Taboreans,
Sh4llOOns, Dnrants and
Tammies,
Sattinets AM Lanings,
Twiil'd Velvcts and
Thiekfctts.
MarfciIles quilt, Swami
dow n, and silk WaiR-
coating,
Patent, ribb'd and plain
worried Hofe.
Black and white silk dit
r.,
White and fancy Cotton
ditto,
Silk, Beaver, and knot
ted worried Cloves,
Ladies Kid & Silk d ito,
KID morocco an cloth
Slippers,
Mihes morocco ditto,
Thread, Edglngs and La
ces,
Bugle Trimmings.
Plumes. Spangles, Silk
Girdlcs,
The gazette., 1799-02-25

.3 The Retaliation, Capt. Bainbridgc, has arri
we'd at Phiadelphia-brou5ht above So Amer-
The gazette., 1799-02-25

The fublcrip;ions to the new Loan, are cal.
culated 10 exceed Fifteen MiAIaa5 Of dollars
IN B3Qon The fubfcriPtions were above Fifteen
bp7dred b2u,and dollars.
The bank Of Pennlylvania, it is fid, has
been authorized to lublcri5e 100000 dollars.
The gazette., 1799-02-25
H.
Marine Articles.
EehzE-z===S
Port of Portland.
Marine

Saturday, laa, failed d,p Fame, Ruff, and brig E.
liza, Brasdon.
Capt. Tate il the Hannah Of Fllm5lth was al Bar
badoes the ID ut bound 70 Savannah Aiio AZ
Bai ibadoe,, the Hannah Of Wcatt; Two oi'tere, Sa-
sage, DO VINO ranlon,ed his vcGe from tn; French.
sa'e remaining hoR4ge ior the payme1t @ 1000 DOL
lars
The h,ia Mar y and Polly, Lowell, & fchooaer
Gray OF ia, port were at St. CroiK an Jen.
The gazette., 1799-02-25

EFIGRAM- On a M4EtF7. Horse, c5anged info =,
HsSEMELr-R R9oM
HOW odd the change How hrqnqe The ,vb,u
Q5oth numerous Jack % waggih Jill.
Not itrange II All, quoth Pin to linn
lis us'd for making suaykets liil.
The gazette., 1799-02-25

The DireGtor Of the Mint Of the United States has
neted that here coined therein in 1893, 7,e74
Eagles "a 80 Half Eagles, and "A Quarter Eagles, Of
Go d-3z7,S36 Dollars, 1850 DifmesI in siIver-and
979,7oo Gents, in CoPper-Equal in the whole to
S45,698 Dollars. Nearly double any preceding year
The gazette., 1799-02-25

The Britilh government required new Loan
of 8 millions and So millions have been fub.
fcribed.
The gazette., 1799-02-25

Black, white and
coloured Satins,
Black, white, plumb CO.
i i Toured, and a variety
h Of changc4ble Lu-
hrings,
Black Modes,
II Sarcenets OF all colours,
Silk Grapes aud Tifanics .
/ Plain & Grape Gauzes,
Chintzes and Copper
\ plates,
Book and Jaconet MuC-
lins,
Mullinets and Dimitiea,
Silk and Muffin Shawls.
Book and Jaconct Muffin
Handkerchiefs,
Black, Bandanna and
/ check'd fix ditto;
Irifh Linens and Sheet
/ iHgs,
Check'd Linens aud Bed
Ticks,
India Cottons, coarGe and
/ fine,
Mems Nelfon crown'd
beaver Hats,
! Violin String,
| Umbrellas.
| Men, worft=d Caps,
No. 3 and 4 Dutch
/ Ribband,
French and Englih co.
l Toured ditto,
Cal'oons and Ferrets,
\ Black GIk Laces.
Silk twins, & fewing fix
| Tapes, Bobbins, and
\ 1hirt Buttons,
Belt Polih'd Steeel, pearl,
Italian and metal But
tons,
Pins. Chapel Needles,
! Scidars, Penknives,
! Pocket Books, &c 8te.
! DOrfment Of
.ollow Ware.
Nails, Brads Of all
7linta,
nd bOhea Tea, &c.
The gazette., 1799-02-25
Take Notice.

ME Proprietors or owners Of the
a ieveral lots Of unimproved lands il the town Of
Gray, comfy of Cumberland ald Commonwealth Of
Mdhaehulet5s, hereafter mentioned, hereby notified
that me lame are taxed in bills committed the
lunlcrber collector Of iad town for the year 1885, 70
colIe4, in the following lums, viz.
The gazette., 1799-02-25
Notice..

THE fubfcribers, administrators on
Il the elates of
,J0bn Barnbam & Tobn Burnbam, Jun.
la'e Of Portland, dcceaed hereby give notice to al
Perons who indebted to, or who have anv demands
agan faid eates exhibit their accounts for fcttle
ment by the frf of AuguR Eext The fubfcribers will
attend for that purpole the irR and third ThurI-
days OF each previous month, the dwelling Of THOMAS
BURNHAM in Portland.
Thomas Burnham,
JOliah Burnham.
P9rE1n5, FeL a., r-oc
The gazette., 1799-03-04

IMPOSING, as we did, refofutions Of the
~ General Ahembly, paGed on the z4th day
OF December, we cannot remain filent under
the unprecedented example exhibited ii fupport
Of them, by a detailed difpl4y Of ihoic realons
which influenced their adoption. We lament
their exiience; and We deprecate the deviation
from our Legislative ulage, which their adoption
has Produced.-If this was the only evil reIult.
ing from the fyaem Of which they form a con
fPicuous fsature, we fhould in tilence wair your
application of the conGitntioual corrective,
which you annually dilpenfe but coniidering
the happ,nefs united America enjoys, and fore.
feeling the evils which difllnii ca America mua
inevitably fnfer, we cannot hrink from The
dlcharge of the nnomen;ous duty to which We
are unexpectedly called, and on which we re-
lufantly enter.
To place the prelent crfs plainly before
yop, it is neceaary to recur to pal traufaaons.
For the Purpcfe of perpstuating the belings
ct our national independence, the people of
united America were induced to exchange their
a. pol;tica sfocistion for that nov exiltDg.-
The will Of the majority produced, ratified and
condat's i. Thi, Gra principle ii ouT federal