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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16
Latef from the FLEETS.
fBy Capt. Steward. arrived at Sale,

sltt by tdPf offfvdrds 0rrfvea az odfsm./
On the 9th Of July came into Cadz, the
French and Spanih fleets. eonf(ting of a. fail
of the line, befides frigates, briggs, fhooners.
cutters, luggers, &c. On their arrival they be
gan to rs6t and prepare for Tea with the utmoft
diligence, and on the aoth they failed again.
On going out, tn. St. Anna Of III guns, Spa
NTH Rear Admiral, got on fhore off Rotter,
where fhe laid two days, and was got OFF again,
but unfit to proceed to Tea. On the zoth came
out, and paGed through THE ENGLISH
FLEET at about 9 leagues W. S. w. of Cadiz.
1t conGaed of about 8, fail Of the line. among
which were Il s-deckers, beiides great number
of frigates and fmall veiels ofwar, all Handing
TO the nSrthwafd.
notwithstanding all the accounts of the
French fleets going to Toulon, Genoa, &c. j,
was faid at Cadiz, that it had not been forther
up than fome bay on the coat of Valencia -
The Englifh, in the mean time, in fceking them,
had gone beyond them, as far as Minorca
and while they were there, the French ran back
again, to join the Spaniards at Carthagena
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Marine n Articles.


Friday lan arrived at Nor,hy armouth, Hoop Dianna,
Captain WILLIAM CuTTEs, II days from ST. Thomas.-
Sailed in company with about 40 fail OF American vel
fes under convoy of the Merrimaek and Pickering
Aoops of war among which were brig franklin, H'b-
bard, Ksnnebunk Polly. Sragdon. do; bsrque -
Merrill do. brig Peggy & Polly, Drummond bnito'
fch -, Hutchins, Newburyport, anu two other New
buryport veels feb. Nancy Deanat, Portimoath ieh.
Fair American, Of Philadelphia and fchooner belong
ing to Thomanon.-spoke brig Fair American, sal'i-
bury, Baltimore, bound Martinque-all weL--
Lat a6, 10. long a. go. was boarded by French PR
vateer Of IA guns. I4o men, called the sss"s 7IAe''
Captain Cadet, who plundered him and his pafengers
of every thing valuable they could get at She had IN
company four american veels and one Dan,fh, a. pr-
zes lately capursdamong them the Little John, But
Ter, Philadelphia brig Hope, Of Norfolk and iehooner
Nancy Of Georgetown, 8. c.-The day Captain c. LETT
st.Thoma,, the Canges, Com. Tisgey, arrived with
Ship phebe, captain Walker of Kennebunk' from
Grenada was captured by the French, and iens into St.
.Thomas The ordered her out in ~ hours
Captain Walker went hore, apdin few hours after
the p failed from ST. Thomas. She was recaptured by
an Eneiih priva,ecr few hours after failing,
y,e asisn took psee bssursn tie 6p Rs, Cspf C5ss'
Of M7y5urypsy and E,eaeb ,ivar. Capt c did net gv'
Sp bis g,si tin nearly all Bis seve iasd0 or reoH'dsA-
III, zuIsk company certified Of as 'ny-4 Of z'''m were
Elsa asi I6 zpouasei. :
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PORTLAND, Sept. 4, 1872.

PoRTLhND, SfPF. 4, I79y'
THE Seleamen having obferved t i,s'
4 the nreet leading out of town by Bramhal n"s
70 called has been much injured by the digging U g.
carrying away of fand thererom-hereby 'o,vs
all perfons from digging up or carrying away Sane esa
Larh from faid erect. or any other of the freeu o. s
,own-as in fuch cafe they will be proiecuted tne'e
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman
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ffORTfLI7r

MORTALITY.
Eark the kneli rikes What are the pangs OF death
To ,ho(e who die approved aad beloy'd!
Wha, the dread menace of Coeycus' lulph,
10 NEE, par,akers of the EIyhah grove!
'1is death immoralizes virtues friend,
And give the foult' cxpatiate uncon6n'd"
DZED-In this town Thurfday evening laa very
fuddenly, Mrs. POLLY JEWETT. aged IS years; the
amiabe comfort of Captain James Iewett and daughter
70 Captain Iofeph MLellan. Her virtuous mind, and
agreeable qualities, commanded the eneem Of all who
knew her.
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THE coNcEpT

To be given tomorrow, will no doubt be brilliantly at
tended the deire manifehcd by comfortable number
of characters who have already fnbfcrbed their names
to fupport and attend this elegant reces Of amuement
proof Of their tae, and the fame time Of their
berality in countenancing Mr. Pcx ahofe delicaey IN
polponng I'm eoniequence of the indfpolition of
peron who rehded rhe buildng) certainly does honor
to bis feelings man and il is to be hoped will ope'
rate in his favor as a Protector
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War Department.

Trenton. September Z, 1900.
4 Ii Officers of the hrl regiment of
4 \ Artlilerias & Engineers, and of he ira feeona
third and fourth regiments of Infantry in the fervice
OF the United States. who are from whatever csue
tent from their commands, required with all oo1bl.
expedition to repo, themfeves b letter to Major Cen.
erai Alexander HAMILTON. The officers thn. e,lIsa
upon will be held amenable for any avodabe de,.v =
reporting themfelves and hofe who do not rcoor, =
four months from the date Of this notification will Ia
preiumcd to have reGgned their commGions
JAMES M'HENRY.
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MILITARY.

On Monday Ian commenced a review OF the second
Brigade the nxth dviiion of mia, UNDER brisaulef-
General Copa. The regimen, including the companies
of this town and vicinity paraded stevenss PLAIN IN
Falmouth. -,
A company of Light Horfemen, ecnhhng OF abou.
hxy refpettabl. citizens of the towns OF kittery ana
Berwick under the command Of Captain fESNALD, pa
raded at Kittery Wednefday lait Their martial APP
pearance and good conduct did them much nonor -
4 b,ndfome entertainment was furni1hed them by Mr.
RICE, their Lieutenant.
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THE FEVER

Still RACES with unabatng mortality 10 Pbila.
Gtpbia and Nsuyork.
Burials at Philad. Sept. Twenty three.
at Newyork, Sept. 7-Thiiteen.
The Public Officers of the government of the
United States, are removed to Trenton.
A Circular Letter from the American Conful
at the Havannah, dated AuguR IS, and ad-
dreded to the Collectors of the Revenue in the
United States, informs, that all veilels which
arrive are permitted to enter, but had not been
iufEered to land any article but -four; However,
he adds, he believes they would beallowed to
unload in few days; and that thence forward
veGels loaded with provisons only, would be
admitted.
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THE nonreGdent Proprie-

WI, SEPT. "a, 20
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16

L tors Of the following Lsu and undivided lfact
of unrproved Land htusted ia the town OF 6a5esv"'
in the county of Hancock arc hereby nothed ina, INC
fame taxed in the State, County, ana Own
r., the Subfcrber to collect for the year OF
our Lord 1885, in the REFLECTIVE fms ie asanit 'hem'
viz -h-p
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Concert and Ball.
\ TR, PICK. prefents his
(B7- SUBSCRIPTION J

MA X. llSn, =. p p. ELL, :, i ,',,.
ianf and bess leave inform them that fcyera Gen.
temen, amateurs having kindly offered their aihanee'
he propofes giving CONCERT of VOCAL and IN
SENTIMENTAL. MUSIC, and BALL, at the Old
Afernby Room,
ON TUESDA7- EVENING, Sspr. II.
AZ Mr. PICK wiihcs to render it ftle, and refpee-
able as pofIihe, no pcrfon be admitted but fub-
eribers, who will pesc to apply for their Tickets on
the day of performance, to Mr. PICK, at Mar. MOT
LEy's.
Sinel. Tickets dollar--for two La
dies and a Gentleman. 4 dollars.
or Bills of The Performance aOiR be djqrituisd@
fss Concert Room.
Ift ACT.
GRAND SYMPHONY, (Haydn)
SONG" Be mine tendrps0'o.."-l S,oraef)
OVERTURE.
SONG" Jaekey andsbs Coqv'-(DDdtn)
by Mr.. villien
SYMPHONY.
DUETT---" 7b. TealSu Dan"
by Mrs Pick & Mr.. yiliers
A TRIO-By SrAamiTz.
I'd Act.
A QUARTETTO-sy ptrrrt.
SONC-"Te Nympbs qubo at tie Throne Of Love"
(PowsAL) by Nus. Pick.
OVERTURE.
SONG-.' Tom Dibden)
by Mr.. viliiers.
Poor 1hcr"-harmonized for the whole band.
SONG =" ScUsa Patton Of Love'-t DR.. Arns.)
by Mrs. Pick.
GRAND FINALE.
The CONCERT will commence At =, and the BALL
at 9 O'clock. ~ TIE BALL will be conducted
by two Respectable gentlemen Of the town.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16

-hc degree CT Dotor cf Laws w4f conferred
On the Hon. Jaret SulTvan, of Bottom, Hon.
7inotb, Pi.kyiry. Secretary Of State, and Hen.
0Lv.r Waso,t, Sec. of the Trea.ury.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16

MR.. JrNKs,
"a well regulated Militia being neeeaary to the
ecur;,v of free tate, it cannot fail of giving fatsac-
ton to every friend Of his country to oberve the atten
ton now paid to this important part of our national
defence was highly gratiied Ian Friday at Freeport,
by being preen at the INFECTION and review OF the
p,o;mrnt under the command of Col Blanchard The
good conduct and handfome appearance OF this Res-
rnent, both as it re!peetea their equipment and their
drei mered and publicly received the appreciation OF
the Brieader General, in addrcfs OF thanks to the
Resimen: a, large and afterwards to the Company OF
Artillery under Capt Mas', whole UNIFORM appearance
together with their correct performance Of the duties
Aligned them, reled hsnor upon the patriotic town
they belong to. sFEcIAiok.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16

Captain s1cppARD's company Of Artilerels and
Eng ncers, now ftationed in this town, will in a lew
days be relieved by that of Captain WADswoRTHs from
Newport The former will quit its prefent naon for
fomc part Of the york found the Ian ofnext month
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
FRESH GOODS.
JOSHUA BLAKE, has iuft

y received an exteuiive alortment of STAPLE AND
FANCY GOODS, which are telling (for cath only at
very low advance
CONSISTING or
Fine and fuperiine, navy blue, fafhiona-
Die MKT, icaret aud other coofed Bfoadc oths va
rlty OF iowpriced di to black, dark blue, fcalct
bnii coored, white and other coortd Kerftyneres
variety OF anett, Mariees, mosfkin corded alin and
iwandown Waifteostins black, white and fancy nix
Hoiieryi patent ditto variety of worried aud cotton
ditto black and white fix Cloves /; parent worried,
wooe Rock and beaver ditto do. lind with FUR Ia
dies nix Cloves and Mts of the f4(hionabe englh OF
al colors habit ditto long and habit lid ditto cot.
ton Gloves aud Mitts: black worried ditto; fix and
cotton Cirdles aud ssfss black velvet ditto; Claps
els.te Sloye tcs do with cIafps Busle Trimmings;
god aud FLYER Frngss and Cords !; Epauets; Beads
and Necklace Pendas /, black and fancy Plunes /;
Fans; Umbrellas purles a variety of white thread
l.aees and Edgngs; among which iome very fine !;
black fix Laces; Fancy Hatbands falhionable plaid
and other Rbands green and white Tiffanies netting
Grape poiied and pain GAUGES sarfnets OF all coors
great variety OF satins and Modes, Of almot every
color, and wide figured fancy ditto for bonner
black white, blue and other colored Luitrngs Italian
triped di.to; white camels hair irne Shawl a ear.
city Of hk shawls and H1ndkerehiefs paln check a
aud fiampd muffin md cotton ditto linen and cotton
pocket HAndkereh efs Romalls book and jaconet
muffin Hsndke chcf Sne bordcrd and tanbour d ditto
for gentlemen Book Mullins among which ae fon,e
very fine plan tam,our d. check and pain cd laconet
ditto; lappat ditto black ditto Chintzes Gnghams;
Dlinities; Muinetts; Gopperplates; Crspes; Wild
bores Cambeis Cambleeens Ruflels; sIimsncocs ,
Moreans; Durants. Shallooss; Tsmmics velvets ;
cotton and worried Forentnes Lslings; ,anes meas
worried Caps cmgrant socks and Halt Boots great
cry OF Nuts, ippet, ana Fur Trimmings beaver
Hats kid notoceo, and cloth Slippers Mile, ditto
Childrens Shoes variety Of feel, pearl, plated
and metal buttons; Elafic Sings foor and fnr Car.
pe.ing: Duff and roe Blankets Bsizes and Flannes Of
III. ztx&Fa e..
mett<; fine, blue, brown and mkt Beaver watines !;
Lambfkns Forcl Cloths heft Devonihfre Kerfsys and
Hunters German serges Of coors Whitneys Fear
thoughts Outfits Esic Cloths Orleans Stripes Iri "a
Linens CaInh sIeks cheek'd Linens Diapers; yhect-
ngs; brown Hollands Bedcks black ak velvets for
capes; ditto corded for waiaeoatng; ben black
sa,ins twPj plain and lriped diaper and pan tapes
Bobbings fix Ferrets; Gsloons; Taiies; Quality and
Shoe Blndings Sewing silks 1wns Threads; Nee
dies pms &c &c. together with amoa every article
ufuai,y found in lnglifh Goods Stores
A5o for SALE,
A large afortnient of Engliih and Anne
rican manufactured PAPER HANGINGS.
Portland, November a. 1889
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39ortlaito.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1899.

OF foreign affairs nothing late has tranfpired !;
tho news is momently expected of fome great
movements of the belgerant powers the re-
fdt of which is anxiouly looked for. Reports
are ftill circulated of the capture of Amlterdam
by the Britifh; but there is nothing official on
the iubied There ieems but little doubt,
however, that the whole of Holland will be
ihortly refeued from the gripe Of the Gallo
cock.-By the lat accounts from Switzerland,
the Archduke ftill retained his petition near
Zurich tho MAIZENA, has the lronselt of the
French armies to oppoie him. The French are
uling every effort to fupport themfelves on the
Rhine and feem to relinquiih their conquelts in
Italy with obtinae reluctance ; but DR. suwar.
row is in fair way to cure them Of this, by a
"cobious AeedGxg -" Merlin the ex director,
having put himfelfto death, the witings OF Pasis,
fay that he ended his republican life as he began
it-as riqiasr of Jgfiee"-lt would be well
were the whole Directory fuch prompt admnf-
tiers of uaice.
Wednesday laa arrived brig Jane, Captain
Joihua Robini;on, fifty one days from Liverpool.
Capt. X politely favored the Editor with file
Of Engliih papers-but they contain nothing
new.
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4T~croN

TIE day su1 aisssjsed .fsr.sr raaasr. 7bs nlt1Y
adt oga Of ceesaies 4si ,b.y evsiqis,
1Sys truly ma,tiJi AMI 9sea-f npiaom elfsrtaisn
pyOVasS at csn. Han, and ATTENDED ~
somP9ny.
TIE Entertainment eoisd 1pitb The johtqoizg 7oef,.
I. TIE Prsiident of ths United States--
- Not Conquero,s fsord
But the lrong powers to civil founders fbosn
Are his----------.----- Truth
And focal fcne, like feed n genial plenty Town.
4. George Wafhingtoa.-
81 We attend thy reverend lesgth of Jays,
With bencdicton and with praiie,
And hail thee, in pubic ways
Like lome great ipirit fam'd a sg.s old
8. The Sixth Congrefs.
- Relume the languid fplrk Of public zeal.
Complete The noble pile,
Thai on the Rock n Jutfe, rear'd lhall Rand
In fymmeiry and ilrenslh"
4. The Sc. rotary OF State,
-" Whole hand fupphes
Fire TO the bold ADD prudence to the wife
5. The Secretary of tie Treaiusy.
----'' The. arduous tolls demand;
severea paths are thine of PARROT fame"
6. The Secrltary's of War and the Navy.
Hailye! who lhare the ftern Minerva's power.
Who arm the hand Of Liberty 10 War.
7 The American NAsy--Columbias Pride.
In win mad nations ihal confpire her fall
Ilef itcnCn INC oca, ana rlctts Lsi isotihb wan
g. The Land we 1--we in.
Land ot Ffeedom--Lsnd of Arts maintain,
That graceful dignity thy merits claim.
9 The Lieut.. Governor of theCemmonwealth
of Maa1acbsfni5.
Safe in the fhale OF Laws that long have food,
Propa by our Fathers care, and arengthend oy
their blood
10. The Memory ofthe late Governor Samssr.
oh loft too fon---
Witnef, fbes dant pair, the heartfelt fishs,
When DER thy bcfom roll d his funeral car
II. The Amere m Judiciaries.
- Their rule IS Jgsile, and the.r care is Man"
IL. The Clergy.
- Belovd-rcvcr'd
/ lnlprc, direct, and moraiize tAe age
To the fmooth walks Of truth and innocence
The Military
Maeaic in its ftrength,
To Eight the caufe OF Liberty and Jufticc.'
Ia. Gov. icy.
Give me the man,
Whole blood and judgment are 10 we'll command
That he pipe for Fortunes finger
To found wha, lop he pleaic.
IS A Tear for Penniyivania.
Sink forever oblivion caf,
Diihonen triumph" :.
rs. Peace on Earth, and good will to Men:
By his Honor the Lieut.. Governor.
The Citizens of Bottom celebrating rhe Natal day
Of the PRECEDENT Of the United States of America, that
great Pillar of Government, and Oracle OF Law.
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dryivei 1t fbiI part Eb -. IS dr. /;os Livofoo.
Wsd.yay LS auiYst org Jane. CYf yaGas .s5iyau 81
Days (r~ DO.
SAVE day, arrived brig Mary, Cap, ssmal R0sg6u, .,
days from Conass~f, vis Sale@.
Capt Dryse in brig fen Pargss'ass, a. 7s,fas Gu
tie IB5 OF to /I n abss 4 gVeei
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PreEdenf Adams' Birth Day.

Wednefday laf was the anniversary of the
birth of our Beloved PreGdent. In this town
the day was celebrated in decent manner, by
anumber of military officers, and other gentle.
men Attended al Capt. Davis's, where, after
handfome entertainment, the following, among
other toans were drunk:
The PRECEDENT of the United Sta,cs-whofe birth day
Ne celebrate !: The Atlas of our Independence.
Our countryside afylum of liberty
General Wathingon
Tic Federal Conlitu ion-our political dandard the
raying point of citizens.
Timothy Pickerng---ap honen man. not to he cajoled
by French dupcity, brow beaten byEnehi in oience
The freafury of The Unted States--the blood of he
body polite Let flow freely ia defence Of national
honor and independence
The Secretary at War--American agent for the pay.
ment of foreign tribute.
The Army
Our Navy-May it. thunder be fecond to none. bu,
that of Heaven.
General Hamilton.
The American La ies--When peace renders ufilefs
the OF the folder may love beat honorable
treat 70 the aims of the fair
The Jacob ns-May they tane no felicity but from
Tantalus cup, and caule no revolutions but Ixon's
wheel
The Comm FLOWERS to Franee-May they never Iofe
their tate for Yankee principles, by dieting on French
cookery
May seditious rerons and Aliens fwel the lin of our
future exports.
Much credit is due TO 1t. LEONARD, comman-
ding at the fort who welcomed the morn, by
the dilcharge of heavy cannon and paraded
The troops under his command, in honor of the
day. The foldierly behavior and martial APP
pearance of this valuable corps of Vomonf Far
aaers, who have enlilted in the iervice of ther
country, rehea the highea honor on thcmfelvss
and their commander.
1T PORTSMOUTH,
The day celebrated in iplendd manner and
with every mark OF refpcet and admiration. military
parade and hriuss ddinguified the day. The gate.
Ionpr,l and other veeis he harbor, fuperhy
s,sGsd with The Flags ofihs y. States
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French Intrigue.

1t is crcdbly after ed, tina, the fhip Mohawk, be.
longing to Mr. Currs of Biaooi, in this Diitrict, had
bsen taken by French prvaeer iehooner BY means OF
fraiagem uied by the French cruiftr--the Mohawk
mounted 20 nne-pounders, and the privateer only IL
four Founders. The Frnehman knowing well his nfe-
rioty in point of force, thought it uniafe hazard
battle, hoied American eoors and along tlde. aud
fpeaking Engl III, told the captain Of the Mohawk he
was United States veael of war, and pointing itv.
era vefIes then in fight fd they belonged to his con-
voy which afterwards proved his prizes Finally, after
many projections of fricndlhip. aked for fupply Of
provihons If they could be pared without injury the
Mohawk, the captain Of which Immediately complied,
fnppohng Il to be an Amcrican--No iooner than this
requea was granted, the privateer Immediately un
der the Mohawks qua and the greael part Of her
crew jumped on board and made prize OF the lhp
and cargo-vaued at IS 600 dollars.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04

2vfRr.sAWhen the oriental rumpsisys denomi
mated our illufrious chief magftrate g the alma
s9aar of the u. s." did they intend to beaow a
compliment on him, or difplay their profound
knowledge Of the Latin language
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
Strayed or Stolen

IRON the Subscriber in Portland /,
4 on the 18th ult. black HORSE, about "a hands
high rras aud PAGES, has hoe name and witch tail
had pair OF rope fetters Whoever will take un
i,id Horls, and ieeure the hie aoen fsl receive
FIVE DOLLARS Reward, and reslbnahle charge, pa
by returning him to Capt. psres WARsgs's stable
JOHN HENDERSON,.
: Nov1a5er 4, 1899,
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DlED-on tbeir fsC.g. sm Pbiia@lpbia 70 csant, Mr..
James Hatch, and Mr. James Perkins. Bah prs~jiag
ysn.g men, tsi0.gi.g 70 i5sf serca
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
j" A late eTayila on Natural Hilor,

I" A late eIayia on Natural Hillory has dif
covered that all animals obferve a curv,lineal
direction in thar refpefive motions. The OBJ
fe,vation does not apply to the French in Italy,
who have certainly in their fight taken the
.fb2rfs1R Rad between two points, which, faith Eu
cid, Is Rraigbt line"
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A DISCOVERY of LIMESTONE, ha,

A DISCOVERY of LIMESTONE, has
been made in the town of Paris, county of
Cumberland, by Mr.. Lew JAcksos, Of that
place, who has burnt kiln of it, and 6nds it
1acks very well. The Stone is of light grey.
rather of bluefh eaa and fome of it a little
tin aured with green.--Aay perfon having a
eurioliiy to fcarch after it, may by applying
aquaforrs to the aone, afcertain whether it is
Lime Zone or not if it is Lime itone, the
aquasoftis will boil and hits like water poured
= i hot iron.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
sUsr RzcEWsD FOR SAFE,
BY kEZIA BUTLER,
Ia MrDDZE-STREEr,
A handiome al7ortment of Fashionable
-Millens,y 8 Fancy articles.
among which are the folio wing.

- TRAW, chip, cane and fix Bon
~ nets; dref Turbsns black, white and fancy
Plunies itraw, and othr Flowers black and White.
bugIe aud fraw Trimmings; fk, cotton aud FLYER
Cords do. Frnscs cotton and iver @ rdss va
riety OF aihionabe Necklaces and Ear. drops yellow
white and pearl Buttons for gowns; handfome aort-
ment OF PLAIN and fashionable Ribbons; beauion Wells
blatk and white, figured and plain Ga1zes; Grape do.
cotton and kid CLOVIS; mems leather do; beaver Hats.
with bands and buckesi csmel's hair Sha@s and
saihes variety of cloak and bonnet Satins, Liz
iirirgs; Sarenets; figured lstn Waiaeoat PAT erns
pain and worked Mullins muffin Handkerchief.
dLso-Black and white Cottons
Calicoes and muffin shawls, white and color
ed Pocket Handkerehieis Linens Cambricksi mark
ing Canvais COTTON aud verified i oe padded SOCKS.
Ful Trimming; Muffs and r ppets, Widbores;
shalioons; Duranls 1aninies Calan.ancoe,. Baizcs
aud Flannes white and sc'oFed Tn eads do Sewing
Silks; Tapes; BobbIns. 1rt ed,tons; fupersrc
white char q Needles
Smelling Bottles; Walh-balls; Wind
for Soap, violet and plain Powder powder Boxes and
Puff, forfeit. 1ell Hair slides, Con, igors and
harG do. J japanned Tea Trays Walters Gamblers;
ad-BanSets &c. a few Dush Looking Glades
Steel Settlers Cafe Knives and Forks; Pen Knives
pewter Tea-pots5 plated and al Th mbles eafiic
knung needless &c. &c.
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-04
OWEN s. Oscoop.
sr AT the fame time was ftolen from
FOR SALE,
A fmall Dwelling Houfc and

LOT, adjoining Midde-Street at the wen end OF he
to~a,--------Fos ,sfsn, apply to the Printer.
Portland, on. ss, 1879.