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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
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MONDAr, NOVEMBER 8, 1900.
THE LAWS.
o @,-y,-,-

The illnefs of the Editor Of this Gazette, for
feveral weeks paR, has occaGoned fome delay in
the pubhment Of the Laws.-Their Publica
ton will be again returned next week, and com
pleted with all poflible difpatch.
The advantage Of the laws and all public do
cuments, which are invariably publhed in this
paper, We are happy to find, are duly apprecia.
ted BY the inhabitants Of Maine ALREADY is
the number Of papers ilIued from this prels much
larger, and the circulation more extenfive, than
any paper publilhed in this Ditria and every
day adds more Subscribers to our liR.-While
this encouragement continues, no exertions will
be fpared TO render this Gazette a eztenGvely
ufcful as poAibe.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
GOPMdNDTZING.


curious as well as laughable circumRance
occurred on Market-Gr-et wharf, Philadelphia,
Oa. 2o.-A countryman, from Morris's River,
contradict with an OyRerman, TO pay him 50
cents, if he would open as many oyfers for him
as he could eat-The OyRerman had opened
nearly one hundred oyRers, which the country
man devoured, when he wilhed the countryman
to give up The bargain; but The cOuntryman
PeriRed until be had eaten upwards Of bres
bandrsd, to the great aRonilhment Of the bye
flanders, and the modification Of the poor Oy-
German, who fincerely rePented Of his bargain
The oyterman then begged him 70 delft,
but the countryman PerfIt=d, iaying he had not
enough and ne would mott probably have ca.
ten the whole ia the barrow, neatly 400 oyfers,
but by the Fluctuations Of the byefan ders, he
let the oyRermon off and paid him the 50 cents.
During this voracious meal, the counryman
drank ieven large glAGes Of brandy and water
and eat twelve large bilcuits.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
NEW.YoRK. OCT. 7K.

hEW-IORh3 OCT 3.
By the cartel flip Benjamin Franklin, arrived
at Philadelphia, from Bordeaux, dfpatches are
faid to be received from the American Com
mihioners. Private l,t'ers from Paris Gate
{" that the negotiations, which had been fur
pended through misunderstanding but merely
the circumaance Of the governments being en-
gagged foley in purluits which required an uni.
led and concentrated direction of its energies,
had been renewed, and liberal fpirit appeared
to aduate both parties. From the nature of
the dftufions which have been voluminous, it
was expected that the whole buinefs of the
milton could not podibly be concluded during
the prelent winter. Oserlures were made,
therefore, for fuch intermediate arrangements
as 1hould put an end TO the prefent Injurious
fate Of things between the two counties to re-
new the commercial intercourfes, and to put
top to every thing tending to warfare" 1t is
added that the Americans in France, are trea-
ted on the old footing Of frisndihip and partial
ity; and it appears to be fentiment adopted
By the French Government, that no aep oupht
to be taken at The prefenr feafon that might
fubjed The American Republic to the hottie
jealoufy or depreciation Of any other power,
ander PreteHee Of the aipulations of treaty"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

We are happy to learn that the Variole Vac.
Gina is now about TO fuPerlede the necelity of
incubation for the fmall Pox. Medical gen
rlemen in feveral Of the Rares have undertaken
to inoculate patients for the former. The
dfcovery of this mild method for the latter
more dangerous one NUT be ranked among the
fra of modern times. The public are Indebted
TO DR.. Waterboufe for the general difuGon of
the Vaccine matter. Far. MuEJ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
THIS DAY.

The inhabitants Of this town are to give il
their votes for Federal Representative to Con
greE.-It is hoped that they will evince their
Federaliim b. attending meeting as general as
Poliole, aad give the Hon. p LEcWADswoXrH,
Eiq. their unanimous fuarages.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
Marine
Port Of Portland.

Put into this port Monday IaR, brig Peggy, from
Cork bound to Philadelphia Michael Cottes Matter.
Wedneiday arrived th- Engih Ship Thomas, Capt
Walker, days from S.. Johns
Friday arrived ship Mama, Capt. sydIemln. IS day,
from St. Ubes
Brig Peggy. Drummond from Machas, arrived 1t
Charelon, in "a DAYS.
Ship Portland, Porter, from Liverpool, fent into
Bourdeaux, has been condemned
La ana,French / matted lugger, letter OF maroue
with valuable cargo, prize the United States lcb
Experiment. has arrived AZ Philadelphia
The U. S. irgate New.York, capt. Morris. faiIel
from the Delaware Ian week for the Windward IQ
auds The Adams frigate, capt Robnlon i 70 I'll
from the Chsiapeak fer Cape Francois, Nov. >
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
John ADAMS,

PreGdent of the United States, entered the
Goth. year Of his age, on Thurfday laR.-7is
birth day has been celebrated in the principal
places in the United States, with an a-dor equal
to that any former location.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

BURLEIGR The vel written Efays under this
hgnature, which have been copied from the Connect
CoUrant into this paper, completed. They
have been publilhed in mott Of the Federal papers
throughout the United States and It is fncerey hep-
cd they will have the elFe4 intended -Panegyric on
the writer is unncdaryhs numbers need only 10 Be Rad
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

Peter Pindar, with whole inimitable produc-
tons IN vsrE the pubic have been delighted ma
ny years, is preparing fatirical work in Pr.Je
in the manner of novel, of which report fpeaks
highly
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

VOCAL IIUSIC-Mr Fords return TO this town
will give pIealure the lovers Of Cacred fong pro
ellonal abilities and moral habits are decinvs recon-
mendatons, it is preiumed he wi receive prompt, and
liberal lupPort Especially he addrec the few
eral rsigious focieties
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
By The Mail.
PHILADELPHIA. Ocr. q.

FHtLADE # n Ia UT
The intercourle between this city, Norfolk
and Baltimore is renewed.
3ooo Dollars have been fubfcribed in this city
and forwarded to Baltimore for the relief OF
the fuferers in coniequence Of the prevalence Of
the fever in that city.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
BOSTON, OCT. II.

bOSTONB OCT al.
"A letter Of late date from an intelligent A.
rnerican at Paris, f4ys, there was but little pro-
liability Of treaty that the high Prize Court
was condemning every thing which came be
fore them-fome veaels FOR having commit
iions, and fome becauie they had them not.
They had condemned fevcrzl which had been
acquitted at the lower Courts. The faa IS,
the War is to be renewed in Europe with re
doubled vigour if pohib'e, and Monfieur fill
wants money gooddsai 9fm0ncy Our wrongs,
our claims, are beneath their notice-we are a.
gain TO be infulted. The Envoys after dan
cling fix or eight months-the venerable Ell
worth and his worthy Colleagues, will be con
temPtuoully dilmifad and frelh dcpredations
will commence. We hsll then find tbe advan-
tage Of dilarming our veG-ls and experience
the charms of R9H HEqmbaqe.
1t is Iincerely to b. hoped, that thefe antic-
Pations may not be realized-but it NUT be
confeGed there is TOO much reaion to apDrehend
that they will be.
The Legislature of the State of New York is
to meet at the city Of Newyork. Nov. I.
The General Aaembly of Rhodei1snd, met
on the z7gh inn. at Providence.
The Electors Of Prelident and Vice. PreGdent
Of the y. s. are to be chofen in Virginia, No.
vember :.
Thurlday the 18th Of Nov. is appointed as 4
day Of Public Thanksgiving in Connecticut
a bill has paG.d the Legislature of Connec.
ticut by very large minority, inveaing the
choice Of Electors of Prefident and Wire Pre-
ddenT Of the U. S. in a conyenion Of the two
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

DIED-At PrOfpeCt, RohErt Hitchborn fen. Efu.
At Gorham, Eliza Phinney, aged 6, only child OIL
Mr.. James Phinney, jun.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

LINCOLN, G-Coart Of Gsaerql SsE9rs Of
Psaes' al Ie5l5aa, September Term, Z. D. SEQ
Upon the petition aforelaid Ords
Cd, that the petitioners notify an p.rlons nterelt
therein, to appear AZ the next Court Of Geng
otlhons Of the peace, 70 Be holden at Ware
within and for the county IF Lincoln. oa The
cord Tuefday Of Januar~ next; by pubhihing
attelted copy Of faid pst,lon, with this order tha
on, three weeks fucCelIivrly in The Ms1achuei
Mercury, printed in Bottom, by Tou7F 81 MHTj,aa
in the Gazette printed III Portland by EisSsr ~
TrnkI the lat publication to be three weeks
Leaf, before the Citing Of faid Court; that n.
may then and there appear, and fhow cault, d Z.
they have, why the prayer thereof hould m
granted.
Aret,-JONATHAN BOWMAN, Jun CF
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HAMBURG, SEPT. u.

HAmBURo, SEPT. u.
This day arrived faveral dispatches from vi
emma, with intelligence, that the recent Propo.
falls of peace, made by the French to The Ger.
man Empire, were not accepted, and that ho-
Rltes would Immediately recommence.
VIENNA, SEPT. 8.
The continuance Of war is certain the pro-
pofals Of the French, for peace, being as extra
VACANT, as humiliating to our Court The En-.
peTor will himfelf depart for The army this day
and lkewife the Arch duke Charles, from
PRAY to Join he army Of which he will Be invcf-
ted with the command Of the trooPs, and who
is adored by them.
Gen. Bellegarde viii take the command Of
the army in Italy, ia lieu Of M.las. gland
has undertaken to aGia in the mott forcble
manner IN the war.
Every exertion is made to reinforce our ar.
mics in Italy and Germany, and in cafe OF ne
GETTY, the Hungarians are TO riie in male.
Letters from ConGantinope Of Auguit 10,
Rate, that Mencu, the facce.Ior of Elebcr, had
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
The Latsf.

By arriva at Bottom from Hamburg, papers OF that
city have been received to Sept I3-fr0m which
the following insere0ing articles have been tranated
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

A proclamation has been iGued BY the proper
Turkih officer to repel the charge of directing
the afa1loation Of Gen. Kleber-and i; Is faid
proves the ablurdity Of the allegation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

FRI31l. -44zg ~
Arrived fuov Lion capt,Robert nlsy. II ON New
york.
same day-5choouer Farmer capt, John Baker, y
days from 81 Thomas July ~ Il. left Martnico
ichr Molly capt. Stevens 70 ia two 4 tys tor La
eu'rai brig Eagle, Rollins Of rorumouth Sailed
from s. Thomas under convoy Of the Baltimore, with
feet Of u laL Lett 10 ne feet davs cut, Dun
bar, Atkins. and Farley, Of Bottom Hopkins, and
Hartley, BiSdsford Maekey, and Over, Beverly;
Bradihaw Of salem; briggs Alligator & Ceres, Ringc,
Of Portfmnuyh. Spoke ihiP Alliance Dcihon, Bidde-
ford ApguR ., II at. ~, 13-58, Al w Same day
ipoke Cup -, czPt. BACKBONE, from Newyork 10
Iamaica, Io days out.
Same day-Arrived Brig Almira, capt Waite, Ha.
wanna. Sailed Augu1 e. Left there brig Auara, Sin
clair maher, N-wyork fhip Thorn, Richlrdfon. and
brig Union, Bartall Bottom brig -, Fairfield, lch
Whm -, ano lch -, Knfnan, Salem brig
Eliza, Fletcher, and Ich 49, Bagiey, Newburyport
The Jane, Mitchell Of Norhyarmouth, has been
taken by SPanih Privaeer Under French colors and
the crew fent to Comma The MAZE and crew took
pahage m the brig Liberty, for Philadelphia
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

The Paris papers contain letters from Berlin, men
oning that il generally believed shat The northern
powers arc about to conclude treaty Of armed neu
iyality againI England.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

number Of American veiJels, lately captured
NJ the Brtilh, Tome Of which are condemned, are
rev lying Halifax, and in the out-PoTis OF Nova
s1oaa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

III. Hoa. Toha Lawrence, OF Newyor<, las reign
Il bis feat ia the Senate Of the United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

THE cHEAr DEFENCE " Cur NArIoN.

THE CHEAT DEFENCE OF CUR NATION.
To encourage the military fpir Of our country, the
Eeglaurc Of this STATE have prlenttd to eachba talon
Of infantry and 70 each company of artillery and
cwary in the militia, h2ndiome itandard and fele6t
companies have id many narces received them from
II private gentlemen or from The fadigs,
III The FPEEP07T FEEDER Al TJLUNTEEPS be-
gan their aGociation more than two years ago when
The greacG form Of wsr which has 4riter in modern
zqes having ravaged many other nations was threat
Hang our own, and tried tile fJrrt az our cCuutry.-
The more percct organization Of [ome of The militia
sompauie Of the required fcmc of the AZ cisres
anJ retarded their generous Proiect FIR tine.
But a, loou they could be vel fparcd they ctr
ca their iervccs and ped Tea heir live Tie Pref
dent for the defence ct our bert es ana laws They
we're readily accepted aud conmilionel by him. with
polite afuranees, through the fecrctary Of war lha
Ihsir otter duly appreciated by their Proficient and
Etountry
vi MONDAY aG they appeared ID ~ eegan; uniform,
and received brilliant Standard-tLe udering Of ic-
mate pstriotifm. Il was accompanied wih the fellow
sog ADDRESS by lhe lady who preientad it -
:. CEN rLEhfEN VOLUNTEERS,
"W We have long oblervld your progress with PEI
rul-ar intereG and piealure. You are 10 the irony
guard Of our defenders That Polt Of danger is the
poi OF honour. And whatever anxiety may feet
fer You Wien your country may bid you advance 20 its
4 defence, we engage 10 ddcourage your Iaudable
zeal And Is proof of our eeem for your honorable
crertions and token Of our confidence il your manly
courage, preftnt YOU with this banner I'll it fhould
aver wave over your heads IN the day Of battle re-
member All tbole you would defend and may our
a country's God, whom praife for the people who
Willingly offered themieIves, your he-ds fun
aud 1ied"
REPLY, D. - CEr.sr abb raseige1 il,
& From your hands receive this glorious emblem
N American independence with P-caiar pride We
Il thank Won, madam, and your generous companions.
sof this paroric glt 10 caicsated fultsin every
Zen linens OF the folder. We are bug puting the
hsues'-lt will not become AS 20 Yromifc much dr
boat a, hc who putcth TX Of" after tlc conten and
rhe c1nquch We win not" Iwcar to co7GHer afrc5 4
Z MODERN fallion; but we hope you viii never have
canfe to bluh for a milpIaced confidence
After which they went through levefal freings and
evolufons, much to the i4tsiattion of great con
Il vourfe Of lp-ctHors
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

chauncy Goodrich Efq one Of the Representatives
% CongeEs from Connecticut, declines being cand-
date at the next election
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IA. Nae Iohn Lawrence, OF Ne3york, Las ref "a
u bis feat ia the senate Of the United States
chauncv Goodrich Efq one Of the Representatives
. ConcreIs from Connecticut declines being candi-
date at the next election.
A letter from Mr. Rou1ll, at the NE of France to
perion IL Salem, dated March %, fays, Our pr-
,e ana colonial authority has declared US, for iome
inc Al war with your nation but now happi-
n come cut Of that error, and have IN coulequeuce
made commercial treaty with you, which renders
IRE your property 10 theie feas provided always Thar
your veiles be tttedout co9formaby the treaty Of
rq75." TIE reGaer ggR rake lis oteH esnm,at
The Paris papers contain letters from Berlin, men
oning, that It j generally believed shat The northern
powers arc about to conclude treaty Of armed neu-
irality againft England.
The fgate Csgaiirsia4 failed from Cape francois July
!, FOR Baton, via Charenon
Baltimore paper reports that the Cogeh,siaH has
taken French flip of force; and that the Baltimore
has captured French 20 gun flip.
Amutiny took place the 10Th init. on board the Pro.
qilr,. Of "A guns, in Newyork harbour. Ten of the
rancipal offenders have been fecured.
Two fhips, one corvette of rs guns, the other Of
"a gus, and FINAL lchooner for a tender from Cay
snae. ubjs6t to the orders Of Victor Hughes, are
,aaae many valuable prizes.
A number Of American vciTels, lately captured
s NJ the Britill, Tome Of which are condemned, are
rev lying at Halifax, and in the outPoris OF Nova
stoaa.
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49,
Marine Articles.
Port Of Portland.

H0NDE1-, AsgP IS,
Arrived brig Portland, captain Ctabtree, from he
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"nIEDlIq 5;5 ts-er or t5e ro,,g n liz zl9 iaaafef
biH9gr aioyfsy Col TAmas LUNr, Sur1y2y uaa Lgfsa
n IF bs Foyt T P5rtg-J 47 Fa rauL. n t5e 41b y0y of
b. eze B5ll5 tJs ese y S9yov, ~rLrt, fra a17jr y
yay,, ks las exeeusd 7p5 ne na4 fyoz5h0k e'rftlr1
aai integrity be yu,sy ('liaei rlay q eef ef t,@ and
rtolree bib egiS mt z7iaay Aa-rre ra-yy "a! ot
~, or5 eagc contribute hi 6 erii7' byoa. fis pnb-
~ zpe4-is bI NE 7raJ elJtc4 faifl 1Gasatian N ls
,seiaIaaf 1-sra yfpe5 IND, IN 7oit5a jszg year Pf
.5ergz5er TIE brsC.ye FE oe5asi!yf re M era, ,eta-
Docs, he 5,p5ty sfbzafvs obliged lin rgt p sSre
are t5s dzga IF f5e tp5s, b revev taa4pH p rft
5o saterPyf=s breagt y to9 ayAsut'r p alan
faa 6ayiaa Hr7n-5 zrgzt effgfv-y7ass
1T Pok1zi. re aIR inf ms Abigail WQodrnan
e-si ~ 9gGrt IF Mr. John Woodnan, q tJ0i fa7vA
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Arrived brig Pos,land, captain crabtree, IRON ,le
Hayannah.
TRUPSDA1, Apatf A.
arrived fiip Portland, John Dcks matter from
heibiee Sailed from Berbiec July zcth, il company
VITA the fchoolcr Betlcy, capt Lafde, Of Biddeford
md two Ens in vefels and from the mouth of De-
flarara, lad, ia company wah l4iI oG EngIa arm
II iiiips from ST. ChriltoPhcrs, ~ of Auguh under
envoy Of Britifh noop cf w3r--fonr Americans in
ne feet Came home paEeneers 10 the Portland,
Fart Wc'eot, q Bon and eight e2ucn lately taken
ana ifnm GusddouFe. u the f~hQoher 1etley, capt
Laidell, Mtr,. Hubaards and filter, from Demarsra,
and capt Rupcll II Newburyport and leveral feahen
lately taken, from Guadaloupe took plIsgc from ST.
Chriiir pliers. Ii f5hooner for Ncwyork, captains
ssoiord and compton, 10Th "fNevyofS lately taken
aud carried INTO Gu daioupe TT epj5n Chafc. Of
Ne~buryPQrt ID the brig Anne II tasca and carried
INTO GuadAicuPe--one Of toe fsamen came home il
The Portland - IN lat. 70 50. long 81. g. faoSe
brig from Live; pool, bouad 20 Rhu5el4nd, Z DAYS
oni. ALTO fpoke brig Hlnnah capt Hill from Bolton
Bound 70 Nsrtiuco two days our. wnh cattle on deck
81 laAtaia Dix f2f,sue4 tH slii,sg:ygs ~ ~ Gsyt
2f-es y Is dsyl.~
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To be fold by Au6eion,

On Monday, the 5tb gf September,
At Eievea.o clock, a A. at Me M,t1IkEN's Tavern
NO,ftyoymdat5,
- EVENTY-SIK acres of good Land,
- part wood and part cleared through which runs
the new coua.y road fhereforc will make two dif
tina farms though FINAL Both diyiGons are fuppl ed
At ne Ja4se ii4s a55 70 6A
a large aud co1nmodious Store,
with an acre and one third Of Land, and new 5ulr
Barn-htuated At the Corner 10 called near the up
per Falls Notes with endorfer at rezlonAblc
time, W Il be taken for part payment. Inquire for
further particulars Of Mr.. LEVI CUTTER. near the
Premhes A4gyl rs.
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Of efficient prices.
War Department.

Agggf 4tb, 800.
THE comm anding Oaieers Of corps, detachmcn;s,
pons, sarritor-. end recruiting parties, belonging
TO the military t0abihment Of The United States are
ii report to- and r. ccige order, rom Brigaaier Cen
era! WILKINSON. II tie city of Wggzgaa, and All
officers On luriouEh arc TO report themlclve5 the
fame officer With ali poilibe diipatch
SAMUEL DEXTER, SrlraayyoFWar.
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DISTRICT or MAENE, III

ID Y order Of the Hon. David Sewall,
Efq Judge Of the DGria Court for the Ditria Of
Maine NOTICE rs Hereby GIVEN,
That a libel is filed in faid Court by
FRANcIs CooE. Edq. Collector for the Difriet OF
Wifcalct, agaihft two barrels of SUGAR, and ooe
finall bag of COTTON-f5i2ed by fad Collector
for being Illegally imported into the United States
il the brig Ranger. And that a hearing will be had
on fad libel at the Court afortfad on The 6rft
Tueiday OF September next, AZ Poz0pal5orougb; at
which time ard place all Psrions nterefed may
appear and thew caufe, fany they have, why the
aforementioned Sugar and Cotton lhould not be
.decreed to be fortified.
ISAAC PARKER, Marina! ofJaid Djfrig.
Portland, 18th -4pgnR, 1900.
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TO BE SOLD BY THE SUBSCRIBER,

Or TT 81 a aag'bsr 81 ysay5. 70 5uild Oh.
DRIVILEGFS for ten Saws on Sac0
a. Pig-y, il ,he town Of Sfea1i9, in the county Of
Cumberland, with Land to accommodate the fame, cr
IS VIII hea fut the purchaier -AlIo, number Of
Shares in three Saws now under improvement with a
Gra-MiL j IS very fine place Tor young men TO
carry on buinef in the count " being 8 miles from
Portland, u from Saco, 20 from Ksnnebunk and IL
from Dunaon with good roads TO either. which nsakes
II very good country 0and ---Al6o Water and Tim
Der in plenty Amy young Centls plan who wilhes
10 be concerned, viii do well Zee himlelf az is
may bc had Ieafonable terms.
Robert M'Donald.
Brri,a AggPl6.
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VOLUME Ill

iors crew, and enemies TO all good government
Ye are rack Of msrciaa,y qvretcfJ and would,
Ike Flu, al your country for m5f IF poffage, and
Ike JadGr, brtra3 your God, FIR ffqv piecss ef
money Is there a Jingle virtue now remaining
among you? Isthere one vice you do not pol-
ifels ?-Ye have no more religion tan ny b3rE ,
Geld Is your Goa. of you have not buf-
cred a1oay ysr confeisaes for bribs Is there a
man amongf you, that bath HE Leap rsgara jor
zoe Common oealtt Ye jordia pre7itatss have ye
not de6led this facred place, and turned the
Lords temple into dsn Of there's BY your
immoral principles and wicked practices, ye are
grown iafoLra5iy odfous 10 fb. eobols aatios Tor,
qobo ooee ds5mrJ here BY tie psobis TO get their
grieoanee5 rfarEd gre y'uriUt' become their grea.
81 gr1sranee.
" Your country therefore calls upon me 10
atagf tbit aageaa aa6ls, by putting final period
to y0sr iaigu;t0af trsceedTngs in this hon(e and
which, by Gods help, and the trength he hath
given me, am now come to do. | command
you, therefore, apos ibe peril Of y0ar kpss, to de-
part imme iiately ont of this houle. Go !! Get
you out Make hate Ye penal Gaues, be gone!
Sch Take away that filming bauble
there, and lock up the DOORS"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
From t5s Comm.reial Gas.as.

The communication nominating the Hon,
Fiber Hues for Governor, was Inherited without
any intention on our part Of dividing the Fed
cral 'rength. The high refpsa which We feel
for Mr.. Ames, induced us readily to give pub
licity to til: communication in queaion, with,
out eonhdcring all the circumstances whiehhavs
lincc preiented th-miclves. We have been in.
formed from unqueltiona5le authority that Mr.
dmes does not connder himlelf candidate, and
wilhes bis name not to be made uce OF.