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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

At his Store in Fare Street, has for lale, the
following CATALOGUE Of BOOKS:
DAUL < Virginia, Elegant Fables,
J. Saunders Journal, Telemaque, Reply to VII
berforce, Romans in Greece, Wrongs of Woman. Cot
tigans Travels Plague and yellow Fever, Conitant
Lover, Count Rumford, Calviniim Improved, Strong
Sermons, Grliths Letters, Browns Elements, Co
lumbar Songlfer Echo, Rows Ercrciles, Granville
Abby Companion, Edwards on religious Affections
McFingal, Perry's Spelling Book Ednburg DhPen-
lAory, Cooks Voyages, Columbian Orator, Jones
Book Keeping, Maury on Eloqnence, Martens Law
of Nations, Wathingon's Letters, Gurneys ihort
hand Beauties OF Holnels Remarks on Daniel and
John Bcccaria ON Crimes, &C. Blair's Sermons Cox 5
View of the United States, Rouleaus Eicifa, Ameri-
can Coat Pilot Baruci's French Clergy, joachim and
Boaz. Morc's Geography, Gholt-iecr, or Appariiion
eft, Adveuturcr, Rambler, Guardian. Godlmiths
Animated Nature, Goldfmiths Edays Village Citrate,
CoIdimith's England, Codwin's Political !ultce
Grandmafon on light troops, Chambaud's ldoms, ia
liam Nun, Kaims III rments of CrIticm. Laws ct the
United States, Milot's General Hiflory. McEwen on
the Types Monthly Review, Morfe's American Ga
zctteer, Monroc's View, Pixies Arithmetic Raaelas
Rufcl's Seven Sermons, Porney's Grammar, Somer-
villcs political transactions, Smith Sonncts. Sternc
Sentimental Journey. Science OF Life, Brifots Com
mercc, Wonderful Story Teller, Aikcn's Letters, For.
dyces' Sermons Little Jack, Botannc Garden, Staun
tons EmbaHy, Callan on Finances, Muical Miicel-
lany, Adams Latin Grammar. Singing Books, Buchans
Family Phyfcian, Fvelina, Gil BIafs, Neckar on Re-
ligon, Studies of Nature Naval Gazetteer, Helvetc
Union, Murray's Grammar, Joan of Arc, southys
Poems, Marfl,ars Gardening, LOCKER On, Well Bred
Scholar, American Accomptant, vndication Of Divine
Providence, Botanic mony, Catherine Of Rufia,
Zimmerman National Plide Ormand Weiland,
Arthur Mervin, Campbels Journey, Caroline Of
Ltch6eld, Juliet Grenvie, Chaptal's Chemitry,
Cullens Practice, Bruces Travels French Revolution,
Miscellaneous Pieces Prices Sermons, Female Review,
Cifberne Female duties Volney's Travels, Chinefc
Empire Prefdents Speeches. Bibles, Tefamcnts, Palm
Books &c. BE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

To The Honorable The Senate and HOME Of Repre-
Jsntatirss. IN General Court e1smbIsd.
HE Petition of the inhabitants Of Cape.
4 Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland,
humbly fhews-That at Court of General Sef.
fions of the Peace for faid County held at Port.
land in October lsla. road was ordered to be
laid out from None. fnch Bridge to Portland
Bridge; that part of faid road, for the extent of
about half mile runs through fwamp which
mutt be cauleyed at great expence, and that
the whole Of it together will probably cor the
town nearly two thoufand dollars. That the
faid town is extremely poor, and totally unable
to fultain the expence of making and maintain
ing iaid road. That the faid road does not ac-
commodate the inhabitants of faid town at all
will be of no uie to them, but an additional and
UNREASONABLE burden to them, as the road is laid
cut wholly to accommodate The propretors of
faid Portland Bridge without which road in
this place would never have been contemplated.
Your petitioners therefore pray that your hon.
ors would relieve them from the enormous bur.
den which the order of iaid court of feliions has
laid on them; that the proprietors of fad bridge,
who are the only per(ons Immediately interelted
and benefited by faid new road, may be obliged
to ddfray the expence, or that fone other itep
uay be taken to relieve your petitioners as in
your honors wifdom may be deemed bet. And
as'in duty bound, will ever pray.
THE IxHABiTAETs OF
CARR .ELrzAEgTH BY '' :, ""~ "
ROBERT DYER, s."' '11 ~"
E nzHKIT D7E E1sDAs ia - s@ s1Sysz''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
TAKE NOTICE.

IdhE NUIICE.
THE Ccmmillioners appointed by the
4 Hon Wiaiam Co,bar Judge of Probate for the
county of Cumberland to receive and examine the
claims of the everal creditors to the eftate of MAT
THIAS RICE, late of Scarborough, in iaid county
phyician deceaied reprefsnted nfolvent hereby give
notice, That tx months allowed fad credit ors to
bring in their claims and that they will attend fad
ervice on the fecond Tuefaay of the fix following
moths, from 10 o'clock, NJ. to O'Clock, P. M. at
the dwelling houfe Of JsfpS Emtytss. in Scarborough
JOSEPH EMERSON,
SIMEON FITS.
Scarborough. FEB. At, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHUsETrs


In Senate, Feb. II, 1900.
ON the Petition OF the Inhabitants of Cape
Elizabeth, in the County of Cumberland, pray
ing to be relieved from the expence of opening
road ordered to be laid out by theCourt Of
General SefIons Of the Peace for fid County,
from None fuch Bridge to Portland Bridge:
Ordered, that the petitioners cauie an atteRed
copy of their petition, and this order thereon, to
be publilhed three weeks fuccc1ively in jerks
CAzErrs, printed at Portland, the lat publica.
ton to be thirty days at leaf before the iecond
Wedncfday of the irit felton, of the next Gene
raj Court, that all petions intereaed in faid Pc
tition may then appear. and fhew caufe if any
they have, why the prayer of faid petition ihould
not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Prs6Isnf.
In the Houfe of Representatives., Feb. IL, 1890
Read and concurred,
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
True copy
Aasa-- EDWARD Nc. LANE,
Clerk Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

N y tIGr is hereby given to the
l. nonfefdent Propreiofs and owners CT Land
. the town OF sbepkgt, in The county of York. that
then lSisds are taxed ID a - bill committed to me
the hl..sr hee, Collector Of fad town for the year
1913, 10 coeef viz e =
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
NEW SPELLING BOOK.

A Pillow-Cafc, containing piece OF
"a cloth and fevers other articles. was lei' at the
houfe Of the fubcribcr, on the a9,h ult.The owner
may have it again, by provns property and pav'ns
charge lCNAliuo Lo~iNo'
Feb. 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17
THIS GAZETTE,

rs subEys.d sysry NfosoaY, at E. A. JENKss OrrIcr
n.f doc, 10 t5e PoRrL.ND BANK Miiike-Sfrsef,
4osers snsrpton. Aivsssai'. ssd Communication
yes.ivei zpitb afegiioa
/. 75ss syise is one DOLLAR - FIFTY CENTS :
year, Rxcluiiye sr Poftagc. ~ ParsluaI pey~~s'' .
IN. esf.afvs and yabs ipsysafsg eirlslliicn Of III
f,,r.,te rsuisrs il bgMs aium'sgsSs for ADYER TISF
LrgN7s, 4vbiab sSals iyr;si rs.a1sSy, ssa i' a co"
JEsislsas manner
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-17

a Ii perfons indebted to ANpREw
IA P. FRosr. by bond, note, or account. are in
formed that nncf they etted within Thirty days
the fame will be pu, in fais, without further notice.
A.P. FROST.
Eaim'uts, F.5.sr ICES.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

Ratef Of anna! Prsmi4ps for Isjiranes 4gaigf
FIRE.
/ T HOUSES or Stores with brick or Zone walls, and
Il j Aate, ;jle, lead, copper, or competition roofs,
tsnding eParate from other buildings rs cents Ioo
dollars.
:. Houles OF Stores With brick Zone walls, and
Gate tile, lead, copper competition roofs, connected
with other buildings having brick partition walls q
one or more feet above the roof, 90 cenIs.
8. Houfcs or Stores with brick or Rome walls and
wooden roofs that Rand feparate from, connected
with other buildings, with brick partition walls OF one
Or more feet above the roof, IS cents.
4. Houfes o. Stores with brick or ioae walls and
wooden roofs, connected with other buildings without
brick partition walls, 90 cents.
5. Houles or Stores Of wood, or platter walls hsna-
ing teParate from othel Su'ldiugs, 90 cents.
6. Houles or Stores OF Wood- eonneGted With other
buildings, 100 cents.
Pyg.i.sl the aforementioned bu dngs, are not oc
cupied for any hazardous trade, FOR fioring any
hazardous merchandise, enumerated ia the following
article.
2. All buildings occupied, in whole or Ia part, by
any Perfon who ha ufe ezerefe therein the trade
Of carpenter, joiner, cooper tavernkecpe or inn
hoceF, ttablekeePer, baker lugsrboier ropemakeTl
Oo2tohiIder, maltdrer brewer taIlow chandler apo
thecary chemih, oil and coour-mzn china, glais or
earthern-ware-leer; lhaii BE- uled FOR ltonng or
keeping Of hemp, fax. taiow, pitch tar, turpenrine
LNNi uuh4SAeu ms laltpclFc, lulpnCfs gunpowocr
iprits OF turpentne, aqua fors fpt nitr fortis oil
Of vitrol, hay, araw, fodder OF any kind, corn IN
threfhcd oil, dilIed fpirit from I1y TO 100
cents, in proportion the fruztion and quality of
iuch buildings sll render thsm more or les hazardous
IN the opinion of the Directors.
NJ As circumstances NAV exit, which will either
ledcI, or increzle the hazards that come within the
llr6t letter Of the foregoing rates. the Company, N
thoic cafes referve the right to fix the premiums &C
cordingiy, or 10 refufe 60 make the inluranee
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
CONDITIONS.

I. PERSONS -pplyne for infurance on houles
aoTes, other buildings Asll lodge in the Office
written declaration partcullizag the add erect
where fueh budinps are iItuated, Of what materials
eompoied, their dmeuGons, relative ituaton, eHima-
tel value, and the purpofes for which the fame are
occupied and not more than three fourths or faid
value can be injured
No policy will be executed or hazard commence,
until the premium is paid At the Office in morty.
8 AtlPerlons iuiuring their property at this Office
mutt give notice Of any other nurance that is or a
be made BY them, in their behalf on lAid property,
ctherwfe the policy. win be void.
lniuranoe will be made on property held by mort
gage, eae for years, or life, 10 remainder, or reverlou
provided the nature Of the tenure be prevOuly pec-
5. No iniuraEcc dali BE made for Iefs term than
one year and any perlon chooGng 70 be injured for
feven years flla bc allowed the amount Of one wears
premium ny way Of dlcount and fOI ion- years, half
years dilcount
6. The company will no: be accountable for. or pay
any lois, or damage, cauicd by foreign nvaion civil
eommo.ion, or any military uurped force whatever
q All perlons injured at this osice, funaining loh
or damage by fire, in buildings, fau give immediate
notice thereof, IL writing to the Company and deliver
INTO the Office within thirty days, particular an &C
count OF ilch lois damage henaiurc of the caue
Will admit, and the full amount thereof not exceeding
the fun injured aIl be pad in thirty days after proof
without deduction, provided the fame iall amount to
three per cent on the fun injured
g. The Company have the right 70 rebuild, or repair
the houies OF buildings damaged or defroyed By FIRE
IN lieu of paying The lcis money provided the Zane
be begun within thirty days after proof Of lo and be
hnifhed without any UNREASONABLE delay.
9 No policy fha be binding on the Company II
ihgns unlcs fuch Alignment be allowed by al entry
thereof, il the books Of The Company
NB. The Company VIII receive proposals for mfr
ance, from any of the citizens ofhe DRria Of Maine
P'rfAsza u: biry fqAy Of g, o. fbsnS eie5f Eaasi1s.
Per Order,
JofePd Swift, Secretary.
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rFE Fy1F SsNsps.

TFE FIVE SENSES
iIst the reader who Is charmed with this little
production, doubt whether he PoTsges the P5@s-
e. rEfLE5
HER face charming SrsetS brings,
Her trs1fb gives bany bifrs
Besr an angel. when ih< fing5,
And tstfe Of Heav'n il kiges
fsgv fenfrs thus lhe feaa: with Joy
From natures richeA treafure---
Let me the other lenfe employ,
aud : faziI die with plealnre.
[I any fair readers ruPPcs the following ne; applies
bic to Jhemfelvs let them fst about correcting the
error IS they value the good opinion os The dlsern
ngl
caARAcTER OF cEsTArS LADIES'
Coquct and Coy AZ once their air,
6oth Iudied--though both Fen neglected,
Careiets they are, with artful care,
Afoeting--to fesru unaffected"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

TO The Hon0wabi5 The Tgaices of .tbs
C0urt or C5Hmoa Pleas bollsH II NtzggI8gHRr.
II and tar f5s eazrty On Cumberland, On fbe -fgF
Tusaay 3r January, Anro Do4i4i 1900.
HE petition Of GBoRGE TRUNDy
L of Cape Elizabeth 10 faid County, Yeoman,
as he is Tenant by the Curtefy 20 the RICH; of Olive
TrFndy, bis wits, late OF faid Caps Elizabeth, &C.
ceatJd Hannah Jordan Uf iaid Cape Ehzabethi
widow; William Bickf2rd of Addition in the Com.
Isl OF WaihluEton, yecmani Solomon JackEoH 81
PclcPicOl Claim In Ghe County of Lincoln, yeo-
man, and Sarah has wife m her right; Temperance
Jordan Of faid P-jep.cot Cam IN the County of
Cumb rland. widow; and Benjamin Thomas Of
Long-llland in the County Of Hancock, mariOer,
and Mary his wiFr IN her rght--hum6ly News:
That they intereAed in, and are ized ID fee,
as Tenants IN common with iome other perioh or
Perions to your petitioners unknown, OF niath
part each of certain real eaate confiaing of upland
and marin, 10 faid Cape Elizabeth, whereof Robert
Jordans late Of flid Cape Elizabeth, died fcized;
and that your petitioners are derous 10 hold they
iaId lhaIr5 10 i1yeralty- they pray that
lard real cltate may be divided and fet of 10 them
TO hold IN teveralty in the proportion aforeiait,
agreSably 10 the Laws in that cafe made aud pre-.
yidGt.
by SALMON CHASE, tbsir -4ltsrry.
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STAMPED PAPER,
For Sale 4 IENKs' BOOK-sTORE.

For Sale u jerks BOOKSTORE.
10 the Honorable the Tuftices of the
Court Of Common Pleas, holden At Portland within
and for the County Of Cumberland, on the lat Tuel
day Of March, Anuo Domini 1900
HE petition OF John MuheY OF
f1id cortland, merchant Joha Phiibrick
Of SIandiih ia hid County, Yeoman, and Sarah his
wife ia Der rights EGher MufeY Of fad Standifh,
Jingle woman Mary Mufey of f4id Standifh,
fngle woman Theodore MufieY, Edmond Muf-
Tey, aud Jofrph Mufe!, all Of fald S,andifh, yeo-
men; and DantI How of fsid Portland, merchant,
and Abagsil his wife in her rght-humby news:
That your petitioners, as heirs 70 Benjamin Muf-
few late OF laid Portland, decrsftd, are interehed
IA, and fand fixed in fee as Tenants ia common
and undieided with forne other perfon or perfons
TO your pttitioDers rdknown, Of one m0iety or
half part ofa certain LOT or parcel OF land and the
datts fronting thereuPon, iyIng IN faid Portland,
and bounded as follows, viz Beginning At fake
BANDING il the bank Of Fore River At high water
mark by the corner oflsnd belonging to the heirs
Of Thomas H0deisins, dsceafcd; :hrnce running
by tn land Belonging TO tlc heirs and l2ud be-
longing TO Mr. Henry Dinfdalei aod land now oc-
cupied by Mr. J6hn Goodwill, TO the freet that
leads from LoYe-Lzne, wefterly 10 the Spring
thence BY fsf frert leadieg TO fa1 fpring wefeTly
fifteen rods, 10 Iand belonging your petitioners
thence BY the land Of your petitioners various
courfes focthra9erly, 70 take ttancns in the bank
of Fore River at high water mark, eight rods WEI
ferly of the FAKE frtt begun at thence 10 eztend
from the two fakes afji clad, keeping the full
width Of eight rods, 70 as to include all he fats
froatingon fsid lott 10 the channe Of fad Fore River
And your petitioners are delirous to hold their fad
moieY or half part Of faid lot and fats ia -yeraI-
ty--Wherefore your petitioners pray that the fame
may be divided snd fet OF to them to hold in few
crafty, agreeably 70 The Laws in that cafe made
and provided and as 10 duty bound will ever pray
By SALMON CHASE, tbeir Atforney.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

To the Honorable the JultlceS OF the
Court Of Common Pleas holden at Portland, Ssno
for the County of Cumberland, on the lat Iueidsy
o. March, ammo Domin 1890.
THE petition Of DANIEL Fox,
Ill CHARLES Fo:-, JOHN Fox, SARAH For,
CAROLINE Fox, CEoRcE Fox, and REBEccA
FLENmINC Fox, all of faid Portland, Minors w.
der the age of twenty. one years, who PetItion by
SARAH Fox of faid Portland, widow, their Guar
dian add next Friend, bumbiy News nat your
petitioners as heirs to JoHS Fox, ate Of lad Port
land, Elq. dcceaird, arc interelted In, and ttahd
fsized In fee as Tenaots in common with lone
other perlon or periohs to your petitioners 10
known, of fix acres and one quarter of an acre ia,
together with o0e feventh part or, certain trsS
Or parcel Of land, which formerly belonged %
Joshua BRAmHALL, late Of Plymouth IN tie
county OF Plymouth, deCesfed, commonly called
add known by the name Of BTaRl5aP5 Farm, Gir-
ated III faid Portland, aud bounded as follows viz:
Northeatterly by land which was lately owned b
ANTHONY BRAcEEr, deceafrd, aud now byWlr.
LIAM VAu6HAN fouthraGerly, ioutheTly ana
fouthwelterly BY the waters of Fore River nofth-
wuterly by lot OF land belonging 20 the heirs %
BENtAMTH LAERABEE, t5ceaiec, and by the road
l-adiag ftom Stroudwatrr to Portland aud that
your petitioners are derous Of holding their lad
proportion of the above defcrbed land N fsvstaty
Wherefore your petitioners pray that the fame map
Be divided and fit Of to them 10 hold ~ ieyeTalty,
agrersbly ID the LAWS in thai cafe made and Pre-
yidzd.
SARAH FOX, Guardian 70 ysI Hraers.
~ SAL MON CHASE ber dft0rg@y.
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NfUSES.

-s-ss~s=~s $500 e-sesSsss, ezs~ss->-
Should portion Of the chcesfulnsis AID vivaci;y OF
be iubleeuen, Sranzas, be communicated the
reader, they viii b worthy place il the tablet Ct
every mtmUrY
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

At Court Of Common Pleas fer the
County of Cumberland, begun and holden a PORT
land, in faid County, or the Sa TueSasy Of March,
A.D. 1890
ON the petition Of John Mufey and
Others, praying for partition Of Real Eaate, where
Of the foregoing is copY--Ordered, That tie Pc
titioners caufe the feyeral perfons int=reed ID ad
Rfate and living within the State, or the attorneys
of fuch as are a5Ient, aud have attorneys refdinV
within the State, to be iT noted of fad petitiod
by ferving them PerlonallY with a copy thereof or
leaving copy al their dwelling houfe or lad place
Of abode, or by infert0g the lfbasuce of the fame
three weeks fIccefively, il one or more Of the
public newspapers, that they may have opportunity
10 make their exception to this Court, the third
Tuefday of October next to their granting the
fame. -.
AttsA, Samuel FREEMAN, clrt,
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JJsT RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE.
yEoLEsALE OR RsTAfl,
By Abiiah Cheever,

1T BIZ Store ia MiddtJfrse, qep9f.e TIE Bank,
10 Boxes well adorted China Tea
scts,
Few Chefs freh Hyfon, SOuchong
and Bohea TEAS.
Loaf and India Sugars.
5 Cafes Mems, Women's, &-Y outh's
Ensli1 Beaver HATS
Mems and Youths Felt do.
2soo pairs of Women's and Mites
Kid, Morocco, and Cloth SHOES.
Mems and Boys Leather and Mo
rocco do.
Brafs Pedicel Andirons, Shovels,
Tongs and Hooks, Brafs Handles for doors, &c.
All the above articles win De fold on
very low terms for CATH.
Portland ,1Er ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
SARAH FOX, cnar1iaa 70 JzJ Ntssr,
~ SALMON CHASE, Der 4Attaray.

st a Court Of Common Pleas for the
County Of cumberIlnd, begun and holden At Port
land in f4d couaty, &C the IaG Tuelday Of March.
a. D. &c.,
ON the petition Of DANIEL Fox
and Others, Pray;nE for partition Of Real Ehste,
whereof the foregoing is a cOPy--Orders8, Ina,
the petitioners Cauf- the ftvtral perfons ntereael
n iaid E1ate, and living within the State, or the
Attornies OF fuch a. ar ahlent, and have Auor-
neys refding within the State, 20 be duly bottled
Of lAid petition by f-rvng them Pedonaily viii
copy thereof. or leaving 4 copy e their dwelling
houfe, or Taft place Of abode, or by infertng toe
flbRance of the fame three weeks fuccefiivelY IA
one or more of the public Newspapers that they
may have opportunity 10 make their exception 10
this Court On tie third Tueijay oF Od0ber next
ID their granting the fame.
AtteG, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cirk,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

~ 2 Cont Of Gan775 PEAS t5r %. csanty Of CaH-
tsrzzHd, 5rgaa and bsl5sa az Portland IL Ea5
eoaaty, On iss la7 Tas2zy Of Bfarl5, I'D 500.
On the petition OF George Trundy
and otheFa, whereof The foregoing il true copy
17F Co%rf or1f', That the petitioners cauie notice
thereofto " given w an nerIl,os intsrefrd IN tss
Etate therein mc@.tioaed, ~ pubilhing faid Psti-
ton ahi thi: Order ia Tsnks' Portland Gssetft.
three weeks ilcceEysly, the laR publication to be
at lear thirty days before tn next term.
Atteh, SAMUEL FREEMAN, csrk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
PROPOSALS,

BY the PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS Of the
Maine FIRES Marine IrjarancsCo
At THEIR OFFICE IN EHH STREET, PORTLAND,
For Infuring Houfes, Stores, and other
Buildings Of all kinds, againt Fire.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

The following Is rranaa.ed from the French- is
in the true Paris ilyIe, and very Handsomely pie'
EurCs
THE thRES0LUTE EoYER
TtiTRStS has charrss, address and ar
To warm and win the coldea heart;
With all bis grace. and parts and merit,
The tuid boys devoid Of Ipi-it.
The other DAY, il amotoes char,
He faid, in er9ee fas,
How happy, Nannette, houIdI be,
We're AZ Issst, aeae with thee,
Early next morn. Jun as he faid.
lie came, aad-azgst' y. n ny BE-
Sigh'd, gszd, and f-1'zof wond rous love
And with'd with him---a7 ~ greer
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tNIIT4rIoN re TCl.


g 81, who would nope IN jcylels plight.
y While youth aud ipring bedeck the icene,
and fcOru the proffer CAV delight
With III : kcls heart and frow r,ng mein
See jDY with becss and !niies appear.
While roles Grew the devious way;
The fesa Of life fhe bids q lhare,
Wherser our pilgrim foo,aeps fray.
And nil the grove Is cool AID green,
And clear the bubb'ing fountain flows,
Still ihiuss the nights IefPiendenI queen,
As era in Parable Che rofe.
The grapes their purple ne6tar pour,
To fuage rhe heart that sri Ifs OPpEels
And lIili the lonely ev'niug bow'r
Invites and fcreens The Rolen kiis.
Sill Phi!omelas melting nrsin,
Relponilve TO the dying gale,
Beguiles the boiom's thIob5ing pain,
and fweetly charms the liA'ning yale
Creations fcene expanded lies -
Bier fcene how wond'rous bright and fair
Till Deayhs cold hand lhali clole my eyes,
Let me the lavilhd bouniies Clare
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

The Fourth Clars of the Amonleag Canal
Lottery i now drawing in Bolton. Thamoney
RATED by this Lottery, i to accomplish a noble
and uietul objett. u-terving the public encour
agement-the opening, in connection with the
Middlefex CANAL, an inland navigation into the
interior Of NewhamPihre, for transporting
wood, timber, &c. inyo Boaon which It IS
expected, will 6ecomPeted the next leAlon.-
O. Tickets in h5s aEove el4 F my Z. bal al E. n
TX, Ba.k Store.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
From q CBarhGsa, rs 3 baefy, NJ ~

777-7 O5lT7J'-E' " CIFl117I ~ R5
A Sea Horfe was caught this morning III
Geyer's dock, by one Of the cutom houic
boatmen.-It is row alive, in the Poftlion Of
capt. ThemPion, the boarding officer and i,
perhaps, US great curiodty, as has ever been
te1n Ill THIS country