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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

Inc papers by the lat mail 90 not con
tain any correct or important intelligence
from Europe. Arrivals from that quarter
are anHiou1y expected.
The following arricle is taken from The
Bottom Chronicle Of Thurfily l4G:-
A rnnOur prevailed ia town yea.rdsy, aid
to be received by letters from BiIboa-That,
the negotiation betweeat this country andFtante
had broken III but other letters received from
the fame place, and at the fame time, make no
mention Of fueh an event.
The Supreme Judicial Court will open IN this
town tomorrow.
The anniversary Of Aaericza Iad.3endenss,
will be honorably noticed in this town. A
committee is spPointed to make the neceG4ry
arrangements. Mr.. DAVID Halls, formerly VI
tie u, S.ArtillereRs and Engineers, is appoint
ed to deliver an CITATION on the occaGon. '-.
The Maiae Fire and Mariqs Lgjipaaes Comsarg
has commenced buGnefs at the new Office in
Fin Greet. The refpeaab.li.y Of the members
Of this corporation promifcs much public utility.
Il has been erroneou1y Ratsd that General
HAnlLroN was to proceed to this town. HI,
journey was intended as far as Portfnouth
only He has fstQutO on his resurn home.
Much attention was paid to him il the noR
principal places through which he palIed. +
a relpef4ble company Of Comedians will
arrive in town in the courfe Of this week !; who
will devote few weeks to the ampfsment Of
The lovers Of the drama. EiOat Re,ba5hea
TIMOTHY DrxrEs, Efq. of Newburyport,
has Prelented the EPfcopal and fecond Prebv-
TEXAN Churches Of that town with one hundred
pounds each, for the rurpofe Of procuring bell.
for thsr refp:ar: churches.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
Pofor. June y.
THE EfFNFPE4

Capt. Hills, arrived here yeRerday, from
Lon W., lat from PorGncuth IL England,
learhtNhile at the latter place, by leters direa
from The IhiP's metchant, that The was readyiof
isa, and would fiil Immediately. "A lior. tine
Prev'ousto filing, capt. Hits received Letter
from the a mSrjcan Coffee EIoufe AZ Lon don,
Herring him Of the fate arrival at Bcurdsaurs
Of The Patlengers, taken from on boardtle NJ
nerva, ard they were hour Y expected III In
don CAPTAIN Thomas Robnloa of Portland,
hAsthe command OF This valuable lhip.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

or exchanged for q Farm near Bo,2oz,
+ TI1E Seat Of Mr.. HENRY Scorr,.
- dyceafel, near the Meeting houre III Eanra5rE,
+S mHrs from Bofon, beauSi u Gtuation condagg
% large, airy ana convenient H9uE-a foacions Car.
den wei enci3.ed with bosyd fence and noreI With
,vAT1e'y ofersH trees and fowering nruhs--a Largo
ReW 6ara, and other OUT u ldings 5o acres VI excel
ent Land near The hople, aud ~ acres u good Wood
Land two milcs diaaus
The Iownels Of the pcice, which i
HI 1872 ParrisoIariz-a all ndacement % any per-
~ "i-Aing - Pptehale io eligible htuauon.
also,
a FARM in the north part Of fad
town, containing Fly Acres goud Land with Ionie,
new harn and good Orchard, and twenty acres Woo
land tor q 500. Apply to C,pt TOHN LITTLE -
lS'd Le'eT5syg, or inq1ire Of LDWACD GRAY, Eq
Court-Strees, Bge,s.
J.rs a. 1850. tsw--i.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

Ship Catharine, lngrf,l. arrived at New
London # n Lver pool, va. rohbed By 1
French Priva eer NAV 3.
The Aria from Cation FIR Philadelphia,
captured by he French and carried ioyo Qua.
@alouPe, y laid To have had IN board 600
cheits tea, 10000 pieces nankins, and other
articles. What was The pre- ence for capture
in this inRance
Ship Mine,va, Pinkham, from Dublin II
Negyofk, was Pl rudered May &c, Iat. ", III,
long, So, by Privateer Gchooner Of Il guns,
OF GuadalouPe They had taken fhr. Sea
Flower, a Salem ans taken ard Barrt 4 tbp
iiom The Cape de Verbs for Newyork.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

DIED-In this l0wn Thurfdsy Ian, Mr. TApEt
II ST PHENsoN aged 34yea-s after ,eve1t llnel
which he bore with the mon ohrill an Ike forti.uds
and rcEgnation ~ HE viii W heaven.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

The following remedy is mentioned 10 Paris
Journal for th@ bite Of mad DOG, o. Of any
hther animal leized with m4dntf, ard may be
ufeI "a hours, OF even NJ :. after ,he ac.i.
.ent; The wounded pot lhouli te burnt with
red b iron, 70 as 20 p ne.rats profoundly.
and produce : conf crab en- Zion If matter,
IN whi,h he Vi Us is oortai ed. The moment
the iron IS aiken away The woand I'll ulj be
abundanty ". flied with vat,r, rathet warm,
and he pain will imredi tey ceafs. Thir
operation has been renea.edy lea Ivy c;z zen
VeIletan, proctor Of lie EhooI 81 medicine
OF Pair, AMI has, as h & tcs, b-en aways
found Ell Give
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
~ Hhm .ae aHa
sfi rN
Marine
Articles.

SATURDAY. Tras AZ,
Arrived brig Haryi,t, capt. BlgyeH z6dip froH-
BERTHE 10 An1srieq0 VdG-F there eyBen b. Iai1A
q French fleet ayas esteasd IN the W1Gindies qohes
taPf. BaBloa GlI
Sane day-AJrirsd fbooner Harrief. captain
ROWLAND .Jozes, AZ days from KingRo 1amei4
SPIKE caPt. HolJrook, in lshasaer Jonld f0JgJteG
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

Captain Baker, Bird, Y5Fe5, N Faq97 /; Afolo,
Of Ne zo5ayytort; Tro7e5i4qe, W Ne1ybqv-a -
M04gonpyy gfNoyf5H; bf'Crzy, Of Hl9cqDf:
7qr5ar, Of Bidd5fars; and itsereqos Of fxty asb
z 6si, are - fbs priionr of BqG11eyye Cugoaes.
h4dyet y l. Jaid 81 ~ T1e2Li4I that Barq3arte.
4s7g qgea Aai aryiVsd AZ that 1s7 ef ,oirzte5.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
NETWORK, rUNE2c.

-IH hEWYOKk, JUN &c.
Mr.. Pickering discharged the dures Of his
late office, with uncommon fidelity and dill
gence, and leaves it .witkout any property, ex-
cept lome newlends 10. the couaty Of Luzern,
which he purchated long ago, while a private
citizen, and on which be parpoles to lett!e in a
cottage and live 10 the lille Of a hulbandmAn.
It's reported, that Mr.. JefGtf5n i endeav.
curing to introduce into his family the French
practice of oblerving but one Sabbath in ten
days.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
PHILABELBrA, JUNE 20.

g'Ysferday PreGlent ADAMS arrives in this
city, onhjs Journey from the city e <Viihing
ton, to his feat in MsAachufetts. We are hap.
Ply 70 add, that he IS in perfect health.
We learn thar, Judging from the fate Of the
atmosphere. the temperature OF the weather
and other natural .caues, added to the great
health Of the tityat prslent fome Of the phyf
clans, amongl the foremof heretofore 70 pro
nouace The approach of the yellow fever and
who have been celebrated for theit attention 10
TO this dfeale have iaid, that there Is every pro
babiiity that Philadeish will this year elc4pe
that malignant diiorder.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

A French privateer lately had fevere en-
gagement With a veHelun1er American colors
luppof4d an Indiamau, to windward of Guada
louPe, whittier the privateer was compelled to
fly, and was leen to land 20 wounded men.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
990rtlan0,
M0NDAr, JUNE 50, 1900

The papers BY the lat mail 40 not con
tain any correct or important intelligence
from Europe. Arrivals from that quarter
are anxiou1y expected.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
BOSTON, JUNE II.

BVSFUN, JUNE IT.
The Governor Of Surinam, on account of The
icareity of Birth vefels, has allowed thofe Of
nsutrals to take cargoes for England and e.
verall loaded and failed bur as this fpecial PER
milton was not generally known, fome of the
yehels have been detained By Britilh lhips.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

Esi'aa Of a litter fran gentleman Of tie TN ref
fsFa5alty, near tbe FEAT Of gavsra0snt, TO BIZ
trierdn IBIS foam.
The Pretident Is the fame good and wife
mao We have ever thought him, tho innumera.
Die fa4ehoods are in cifcnlion about hins -
As to all the tories about his lecrel underffand.
ING with Mr.. JeAerlon, and expectations from
the sntitedcraliRS, | afert them all grof, and
malicious faliehoods. I h We taken pains to
Iaee rpmbcr that were ths moR alarmin !,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

and mon confidently aGerre5, and they hare al
vanifhed on npealgation."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

(" In Mr. Nicholas plea for the infamous rene.
gado CALENDER, The following opinions Of III.
Preiident were brought forward. as e,preGed.
on lome occaGon, to Gen, Malon and Mr.. Giles.
VIZ That be had 10 mare ida fb7f he Brrlfm Ed
erGi Co4f'fafior could fer an taqtB9f hme, eoafrou
ne Peeht Of he Uafd Statc5 thar Il eoua eontysal
fbe matisnf # ibe flanefs and, z hat Be kad 40
mo c idea net a Political J0cisly corH e,p qgiib.
oat 2 aJqirdi:n Of ranks, ttaH tblt an arn!y aud
exF +vHboa s571ey5"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

The PAFsrblNr Of The United States /. Oh H,
return from The city of Wathington, to hi iest
at Quincy. Therumerous pub ic honors which
have been paid him on bis journey, demon
Crate tie refPea and reverence which bis cmi.
nent talents and fervices will ever commspl
from grateful people.
The receipts il the Tre4furY Of the United
States, from rhe commencement of the prefer,
government to the ga Decembe-, r799. ars
7zI77z74 dollars. The expenditures ii tha,
time have been 75.or5,4o6 dollars 80 Gems
Balance n the Treafury srG Decemten
1899, 2,l6I.667 dollars, 81 cents.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

The Supreme Judicial Court viii open in this
town tomorrow.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

a respectable company Of Comedians W
arrive in town in the courfe Of this week vi
will devote few weeks to the amrfement
'he lovers OF the drama. FiUat RebaBLea
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
DISTRICT OF MAINE-ro WIT:

RE it remembered, That on the ninth
- day Of December, in the twenty-fourth year of
the independence OF the United States Of Ap,eriea,
THOMAS M. PRssriss of the fad Dlr6f, hath Depot
tied in this Office the title Of book, the right where
of he claims as author, in the words following to
wit THE MAINE SPELLING BOOK con-
tanning variety OF words, divided and accented
with moral and entertaining leiIons for reading
ufrful tables &c To which annexed concife geo
graphical dcferpt Of the Diliict of Maine Degned
for fchoo and particularly cauleafed to be read in
clafes-By Thomas NJ. Prcnliis, inltructor Of Union
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
Dcilroy the bud---the tree viii yield no fruit;
So, youth negleetcd--man becomes brute"
Printed at Portland, by ELEzss A. JgsKs--ISao.
In conformity the act Of the Congreis of the United
States, entitled. An act for the encourage of
learning, by fecuing the copies Of maps, charts and
books, the authors and Propretors of fuch copies
during the times therein mentioned"
HENRY SEWALL,
f Carl # TIE Diari9 IF 11ains.
true copyas of record,
Attea-- H!sEWAIL, Cal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

Man of The American Gazettcs are occupied with
the patriotic effniions the death of the luxurious
deesaled WASH NGTON and of arrangements in
amoa every to pay fuitable refpeet his
rySueh particulars will be hereafter mentioned the
limits of the paper viii admit.
Due ceremonies arc to be performed in thi, town at
For sumner.
Captain BoyDs company of Portland Fticyal YOutery,
a, tended divine worihip yeaerday, in their military
drsis, wearing badge of mourning 1t is underitood
that the company paradein the courfe of the week
opsy further rePtd To the memory Of their late be-
loved General WAssisoros.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
Souchong & Bohea Teas.

Coffee. Chocolate, Loaf and Brown Sugars, Molanes,
Ginger, Pepper, Pimento. Csflia, Numegs, Poland
Starch, Raifns, Alura, copperas, Redwood, Cotton
Wool, Powder, Shot, Flias, pgtail fig and fmoaking
Tobacco, Pipes, Czndles' Indigo, Cattle Soap
Providence manufactured Cotton
Yarn; Twill of all iizes 2 & 3 Thread Stocking
Yarn 2 whtened DO. keps conaahtly FOR
wholelals and retail.
- Strained Spermaceti Oil, Patent
Lamps-all Of which will be fold at low advance fer
cath or country produce. IaD Me- IS, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

1884 Prizes, Not fro Bisais 48 coo
Io666 BIanks;} fea Prize.
10000 Tickets, at Dollars each. is 1900 ubjce
TO abduction of IS per cent.
SETH sToRRS.
. JOSEPH COOK. AAs"e'",
MidAstr,y, Dss. IA. 1898.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
ALMANAcKs FOR 1900

TLMAN ACkS FOX 1000,
Of different kinds, for fale at fENKs'
Boox-sToRr-amone them are r.. B. 7BOns,' genuine
Farmers Ak,tnafl. Lazvs and SHEET ALMANAcKs.
~ A few grois of the Farmers,
Merchants and Mechanics ALMANAck, OF REGIS
TER OF MAINE, may be had by ipsedy application
as above This Almanack (priee dollars per grois
contains more than any other publifhed in Maine.
Dsssn61 90, 1899
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
Citizens of the flate Of Vermont,

Shzens Oh 'he uatc OF vermont,
After perufing the above Scheme,
and being intimately acquainted with Col storr, aud
Col. Cook, we feel ourslves warranted in recommend
ing them TO be gentlemen of the ir retpetabili'y in
the Rate, independent as to property--and doui
not but the bahneis will be carried into effect with the
gieateh propriety. The sdvantageounefs of the
Scheme, and the humanity which dictated the grant
are fubjeets which need no comment. We are, ei.i-
zens, with rcpeet your mon obediept fervants,
SAMUEL CHAPMAN. jun.
ROSWELL HOPKINS.
In addition to the foregoing certif-
cate, there's one from the Secretary ofthe atc of Yer
mont certifying thai nll and iueieot bonds have been
lodged in hi. office by the Managers for the faithful
deharge of.hsr trul, agreesby to The law authorizing
the Lonefy BIZ of prizes viii be pubGfhed in the
Mercury or Centnei.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
SCHEME
Of the PMlantbrobic LOTTERY,

granted by the Legislature of the State Of Vermont at
their SeiIion in October, 1913, for the benefit of the
unfortunate Nh Joseph HAWKINS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
From Nortb,armautb I'm. 4

From Norfbtarmonfb Jan. 4.
" The inhabitants of N0rttyarmoutb, deeply af-
feSted with the lofs the United Staiet have fuf-
tanned by the death of the late luxurious GESR.
RAJ WASHINGTON, and emulous to ihow
due refpett to the memory of 70 great and good
a man, fufpended all budnefs, and attended on
the third infant, formed a prooeflion under a
military EFFORT, proceeded to the BaptiR Meet
ing Houfe, where The Rev. Mr. Gilman addreGed
the throne of grace, in well adapted prayer ;
fuitable difcourle was delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. Aadsyj6u; two anthems were flung and a
pertinent prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Green, clofed
the exereiles. The whole was performed with
iolernnity and dscency becoming the location"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

a
DihD--on the 3Ili ultimo, mrs ANNE HALE, con.
iou OF MIR. Dawn HAIR, merchant OF this town, and
daughter OF the late Jssfs Nsye Efq of Falmouth
Nithon alum rs the pen Of adulaon fhe may be fad
70 have poilsa shole engaging qualities which july
sncs1fsd her 10 a numerous acquaintance. An unaf-
iestsd cafe and implicitly Of MANNERS, flowing from,
mhans. OF temper and native f~ee,nel, of dipofiion
rendered her osesy peculiarly plea6ng and iuiere ng
WHITE ne virtues which adorned her mind, qualified her
equally for the faithful friend and tender CON panor
Tier ian ,linei. ~hish long and In many lages OF H.
eriremely dinfeEng. ne endured with great patience,
iof''iude snA Tsi9aationalway, exhibiting the farrell
sPPe.snss, snd ifem an ageiion TO excite anxiety in
her iends at sag beuer health than Ole re.lly enjoy
ed In The fen estfeie 81 her rational powers her a
moments sefe tranquil aud lerene"
~ wisdhsa Mrs. Faas Sisebs-,. Ft. % AT Cole
IAN. kr'. ksetat T.sss, IL os--At bufhfeJ, wefl-
nafslsnt eeauly. iyiig) coR8lN WASHINGTON
~ Ct lssff.s county. who the osly furvivine
"fpstef y Jsdks Wafhingfon I'D nephew Of the late
"siusaas PAEfloE II Nou si-VaRxos.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

Mr.. Jsss R.gsA Of Bolton, has illued propofals 70,
pubihing in handiome volume, OF 400 pages, num-
her Of WdsHINGToNS invaluable political produc-
tisn,saberip,ions will be received at 3s.l, Book.
nore--<r .9svuiysusat zpsek.
Boltons-subferiptions received at this Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

During the year 1899 there have been in this town
o. Marriage Zoo Bi,I.--and 81 Dsa6,.
ses,--s~- @$~$<s~s,--.o
MdRRIED-In ,hs town, Mr.. Ss~us Baksyto Milf
bely BIsEk9
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
Ers,, Ereetar..
!. AL THE LAND MoURNs.

ILL The LAND M0URNS. +"
On new.year's day, funeral honors were done
to the Man of the People, at Freeport. A long
and folemn proce6ion was formed, led by the
military, with arms reverted, mufiled drums
and badges of manufacturing the flow
motion to the meeting houfe, minute guns were
fred from the artillery. The pulpit wa,
fhronded in black, and after prayers and maiic
fuited TO the occaiion, a we'll adapted eulopy
fifty FIVE minutes long, was delivered to a full
and much affected audience by the Rev. Alfred
J0hnion. Frssp0,', January 4tb."
Adosn' Hope. DjayiS Of Maine. Dee s, r7eo.''
Mr. Jsxks-Pleafe to publifh the following
tribute of reipea to the memory of HIM, who
was jualy ayled.
The Pride Of his Country
And
"Deight Of Mankind
On Sunday lat, was received at this place,
the melancholy tdings of the death of the Great
WASHINGTON
And (yeaerday being Rormy) this day was dif.
played the continental Gags, half raft high at
noon fifteen minute guns were fred, accompa-
MED with the deepea regret at this public lofs /;
but coufoled with the 6rmeR belief, of biz infinite
gain. From the efulion of feeling fouls the
following fentiments were expreHed:
"May a double portion of the fpirit of ELiJAa,
be upon, and ret with ELIsHA"-and may the
United States of America never want a Joshua
to guide their f0resJ, nor SOLOMON to prelide at
their eeaneit--but may the people merit thofe
godlike rulers
Whole "a INC, whole praife whole honord names Gall
lah
"'Till time fhan be no more
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
FOR SHE
FOR sdLE, =
lit jerks Bookstore,
sExr DOOR TO THE BANK,
AOarisy Of Stationary articles.

y
PEST American and Englifh Paper,
I'D of various prices.
Blank Books of various kinds.
Quilts, Ink-Powder, States, Waters.
School Books, Children's Books.
Playing Cards, lnk-fands,
Defk Knives, Pen-Knives--
An anertment of BLANKS, &c. &c.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
PORTLAND.
MovDAr, JANUARr e, 1890.

a. The latea news from Europe, will be found il
the iirit page OF this Gazette:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06
HARD.WARE.
Knives and Forks. Table

Knives and Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, Jaek-Knives Pocket and Pen do Razors and
cafes, Soap Boxes Shears scifors do IN cafes, Iron
Shoves, shovels and Tongs, Looking Glafes, Warming
Pans, Bocktn Tea Pots, Steel Spectacle CAFES, Floor,
hearth cloth and fhoe Brufes Brals Handles and Ell
eu,eheons, Stock, chef, trunk and cupboard Locks
4 key I'LL do Knob and Ring do Iron and brsfs Pad
do. brais, Knob and Ring Lafches Deb and table
Bras Hinges, chen do. II & HI DO. Edge Butts,
Do RGns Joints, Wood Screws, Steel plate Hanafaws,
Ssih and eonpaf. do rrner's Chiflcls. Plain Irons
Co s4'afe Iron Squares Screw and Pod Augurs Mill,
ernis cut and hsndfaw Files; Rafps, Thumb Latches
Brais Cocks with Keys, BraE Nails, Do. Knubbs ana
Rings, Curtain Rings, Brafs Thimbes, Curry Combs
Shoe knives Do. Hammers, Pincers, Avis and Hsfts
Brais and Japan lnkitands. Sleeves, Gimblets Nail
Hammers, Hunting and neigh Whips. Narrow Axes
Adzcs, Sad hen Crates, Skates, Chef Handles, Iron
and Japan Candlelicls, Brafs do. Clock Pins, Hair
Combs. an Ivory fine do. Sleeve Bottons. Coat
and YEA do. do. Moulds, clafps Rules. Door Bolts
Making Irons, Hores, Trowels, Snuff and Tobacco
Boxes, Knitting Pins, Brsf Chimney Hooks, Pewter
Dies, Plates, Bafons and Porringers Sarvers Staple
and Plates. Plated Buckles and Tips Inlcs, Flatiets,
Shuttle and curb Bits. stirrup Irons, Worried Webb.
ing Plated Spurs, Writing and Wrapping Paper Pins,
Needles, BSftrn Clals, 4d. Cd Sd. led & acd Nai's,
Taeks and Pumpdo. Cotton Wool Cards.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-06

FoKF OF PORTLAND.
s...s'asy Id arrived. iehr. Beaver, Capt
sioosf' - Gap from 81. Thonia's, LAD from
Gs VIZ yard Len Il 81. lhoma'. Cap,,.
=. fsfkias' aa5 James Hubbard. OF KsonebunL.
i,sse'''osf ), lat. 90. IS, long. p. r, tr n Don
- :. IS - Johnson m&aaf, holn Nsvyotk,
eopna 70 asN pFoyidsase. Who Inc dsv h,eo,s
az ST. ihemai eun. ~ 's''
lie Ea's irigsie, cip' Pfeb'e. "a, arrived
}" Wv Wv port = n The comfy for Ineia. She
81 Fsma. kahly asH. ''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07


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rig The Lg2 qCeek.
TbeBp Cumberland. CAPT Waas, Of Ibis borf
arrived at Cbar5faa, S. C. after q Pag9ge q
days.
I b Aiaeypa Of B9q5n, a rszaLsr Loaa5a ira
bar at length arrived az B9Q,n. comnanded o
Y Ra5iaian, q fdis tam. 81 arrived ~ INeg-
T5e6ip Fo=cyeA ofPctb.r..B9ro' CAPT Barnard
Il BJfol and Cork, 0rrivsd at Bst?e1 On Friday
81. Taue, e4ff. LecDi,, ga, at PORT R,ya, 4iJ
z II j.id thai i5e U. S. J5igase George Wah.
ecn, ire Be faf 10 Agiers evii5 cargo
4 Nsogyork GniTaamaH las been lsat into Nt4U
eridtncf.
s / a Ptisdpiis, Jeb Jaae, Prize 70 lJe
8 brig A4ggga.
s'R'oner Enterprise ka5 captured q f4aE letter Of
ayqae, and tent Der to 81. KITS.
re q. S. JBi6 Herald LATELY jli.sd from ST.
srzas' eDitb Eset.
6aifoa, .,fare 1S.-Ayrived BRIG HoulBro9k, Say
Grss7oet' Z y days. Nay ~ Baks ths Frencb
iFai'er Harry Courier. IN crmj5, qya5 treated
81, and informed thai IL 1saj-qasHes of al ami
II JsHfmest bst7oeen France aaliBe Ugae4 States
MO PyiOaeey5 zvere oraeyrd net 70 moef american
fb-tba' a qa5Ei from THginia, ondsd quab
geo 5sing /snf ia EOas acquitted and damages
1ve&
gtsv LOadon, Jans 80. Ayrived Aob Eliza,
Bey5.y, JronE Norfolk, s dagf-CabA 3. Esk.
Fgnbto7 Roads, 2 brig from NJ IgeQiadTsy qrhic5
F1oef hin ibaf fhe u s nip ef qDar Coancaieaf,
I Pad az at3ioH uitb q Frezab national hfb D.
g7Iaf in ~biob ne f'raqer cyas Iarce6fuH, ara
tJat ne P'izf into 81. KDts. gbe Gonneaicai
% men.