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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
PRESIDENCY.

Specuiat'Ons only, appear on the lubIe9 of
he American Negotiation at Paris. The Rale
queGion eUtat nsqys 81 or e.c9y - has
become tedious to the ear. The public mind
has been a8itlted with thoufand rumours,
which have been a thouClnd times con!radi6ed,
Let the reader confult his own Judgment on
ihe following articles, and the one under the
London head and then conGder how much he
/. informed On this worn-out lubjea Eleven
months have elaPlcd Gnce our ENJOYS" failed
for France; and it was expected one half that
tme would be efficient to determine the buff
neG Of the legation for, It was not believed
BY he American public, ,hat a f-cond embady
vas to remain at Paris, to betampered with by
iFrencbmen, and be made the duPes Of their
squivocation and fnede.
"P5Asd.P5ia, SebA 10.
" Nearly fortnight fnce. We were privately
= adved BY an intelligent character, that from
F" the tenor Of his letters received from the
\: Z. Seat Of Government, it appeared that the
= Negotiation with France was at an end, and
/" that the fGigate Portlmouth with our Com
y mi1ioners, and no Peace. might be expected
/" in all this month. AZ was thought proper to
!: withhold this information for a time. But
II" the following article from a Raleigh paper
4" lsnaions The publication Of this paragraph"
aALrrGH, (S ~ SEPT. 3.
Al oIn confirmation ofwhatwe Rated in our llR, ,
/" Of the fulPenion Of the negotiation between
I" this country and France, we are now able to
7C fay it may be RELIED on. The gentleman
I" whs informed US IF Ibis, had it ve bally from
A" Mr.. Marhall The Secretary Of State. II
+" appears thar On BuonaParte's returning con
vi" queror w Paris, and bciag ela;ed with lucceE
" ies, he Informed The American CommitIioners
that when our country would enter into a
treaty cF-nfv- & d-tenive, then The French
I" would indemnity tie United States for the
" dePred4tons committed % our commerce"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

by virtue Of Writ of vehdtr;oni
~ exPonas, from the DiHrd Court Of the uni
ted States for the Dlria of Maine, viii be rxDol-
Cd 10 Sale, at place called Clay Cove, 10 the town
N. Portland, on Hs4z51Qy TIE Flfee7tB NV 3f
Oa25sr next, at 2Sysl1e s'C5a5, Ngon, the FISH
ING BOAT or SCHOONER called the 1ACK-
WIN her tackle. apparel, furniture aud aPnurts
nance5-"hlch schooner, &c. have b55a decrerd
by the aforeajd Court 70 be forfeited for breach
q the Revcnue Laws Of the United States.
Conditions Of Sale 10 Be made
E'ownat The tn.- lud place Of faIe, VI bsfoge, ~
tbs OFict Of tbs iu5lcriher.
1aac Parker, Martial
Portland, z7tb SEPT. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
Il Nez0 Line STAGE,

HAS begun to Iun from Portlaai
Il u through B-rzuioF and D2aer to Porthao4:5
The Subscriber, one Of the Proprie-
tors, informs TIE pubic, that fad STAGE VIII.
tet oH from Mr. PAIEE's, In Portland, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, AZ
an early hour, and arrive at PortJ,noatb On the
evenings DIT thv fame days ;-and WIN leave Pgytc
nIsHt6 on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS, and arrive at Mr.. PAIAE's, III Portland,
on tbs evenings of thofe days.
The Public will pIeafe 10 notice,
that this Stage VIII leave Portland, and arrive AZ
Forj/0"at5. % Gays different from that which con-
vays thv Mail SO that ny the Prel5ut arrange
msot Stage win Pais from Portland To PaT1-
7'm5 ana from Por5iz2atb to Portland every day
- ths week, Sundays excepted.
lh0I1 who with for {eats will plea(s
to apply at AR, PAmL's, in F9rtl9z4, where
Stage Books viii be k1pt.-Cuotul Drivers wiz
Ri P'oyId7d, and every neCeAary recommendation
for P-HIag~ss.
Aaron Chamberlain
Portland, Sgt. 18th, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

DIFD-At C.Pe-Eigabcth, an Thurday night
lat, Mrs DEBORAH FAIRBANKS, aged --
On thr 18th irl5. ChId nj Mr.. TL97aJ Slev.a5,
at Caitiny, wa; thrown from chatiC, ana iafautly
killed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

4 Ii pcIlons are hereby forbidden
my account DNrAH PERRY, jan. a5 will not b.
aulwerable for any Obligations he may contract.
OMAN PERRY.
Poland, daggg ", I8oo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
Strayed Or Stolen.

Srayed OF Stolen,
IRON Old Salbury, On The frR day of Sep
! TENDER, init. dark Chclnut coIoured MARE,
with a ltar III her tor5hyad-fourtcrn hand, high,
years old this fall, trots and PAGES Whoever
viii return i4Id Mare To the iblcribtr, wv leave
her where he may receive her, haI be eatited to
FIVE DOLLARS, and all neC7iIary charges
Thomas BayIey.
Durham, Sept. ".
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

B445g. Gea.. 2y.-ArriveJ lnow Mary, Cobb,
RutIa, vs. DAYS. The American. are treated
with great r-lPea there,
Tie rempcds Of the 9Th and 18th int. were
very e1tcnhve Id their dc3ruaiye efeas-we
have already mentioned fcyeral inltances-and
every arrival and po9 furniIhes other.
An American fleet, under convoy Of the US
brig5 Richmond and Eagle, was to Gail Sept. s,
from ot. Thomas.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

The Bankers If Paris have lately introduced
2 new mode ot engraving for their notes and
checks. Iris done from glafs plates, according
to method iugge3eI BY citizen Boulder,
which, rieems, prcoludes all Polibil;ty Of for
gerry.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
b. ADAMS.

SCULPTOR and STONE CUTTER.
y EipecttulIy acquaiutS the public,
~ ~ thar he has commenced buGn5ls, i'll Federal
Street, the head Of Fll-Street, where he has an
aGortment Of Connecticut and Quincy SLATE
STONES. iuitablc for hearths, lambs, and manteIs-
Alto, TOMB TONES and GRAVE-STONEE Like
wis, few Italian MARBLE TABLE SLABS
P.stll1I Styt. 1874 $50.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
Shorthand,

f30NDar, SEPTEMBER ., 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

E'tya2 Of a letter from LAZY qo5o PILED fIom
B9Gaz, III he Packet, r4Ph Ir5a a4tsda Liz
nPask
"You know Il was our intention 70 have our
ittle y - inoculdted for the imall poz before
We carried him up TO London, but We have
had lin inoculated for tie COW Pox, as we
found no one now noculates for the fmall pox
a' tie COW pox is found to prevent the other
tnitely, ana is now et'blithcd throughout
England, and will loon Dc etabliihcd all over
Europe, and hope America too. Our little
Boy now in th- ninth day Of the dHeaEe and
Is itarocly lck At all"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

a very fmple and economical method to
take ont every kind Of fpot oooaioued by fruits,
iuch as Hrawberies, gool5erries, &c. Clule
tie fpotted part to inbbe water, and after
wards barn one or two common brimRone
matches over the place the fulPhurou7 gas
which is discharged foon cauies ILe lpot 70
diaPPear.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

The Danes have diicovered a Ene l2ud il the
iillnd Of BiornhoIm, IF which they have alrea
dy began 70 make beautiful kind IF porcelain
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

No one can doubt the applicability Of the
following lines to Frenchmen
They oan laugh At virtue,
Moss tAe fool. that truR them
And in the end difcIole face,
That would have hoek'd creduI,y itlelf"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

a demaEoEue IN ancient times BEGAN hjs political
career with kEog anl coaxing the people, calu-n-
mating the gOvernmlnt Of bis country rxClamnE
OFT bat 1veye nade Judge IN the lad and Protecting
that he would dO great things fur the pubic good.
The progreis Of his career was marked with inClR,
rebellion, and civil war the end was dlluuttjou
to him and hi, party"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
PORTLAND MARINE LIST.

On Tuefday laf arrived lchooner Farmer from Ha-
hannah On the 22d Dec in lar 49, long IS 4o fpokc
Arig Plymouth, capt Thomas Bartlett, from London,
III, Jays out--ai well.
The fchoooner Argo, capt. Jacob Webb of this port,
heand to Berbice who failed from hence about 80 days
rHnce, was lately found afhore at Cape Stables Her
lraumao was cut away-her desk load entirely lwept
FL and i is luppofed that the crew perifhed,
II information has been received Of their lafety.-
Part Of her cargo found on board, was laved.
L RICHES OFTHE SCI.
The fchooner Two Sfers, David Forms, Jun. matter
hely arrived at Beverly from the @ and Bank, with
re of 500 quintals OF fh This ve1el has performed
kree filing voyages this eaon, in the fhor fpace of
k1 months and half and landed at leaf, 1900 quin-
kals--z very inltance Of indufry and fucctls.
Above 400 cords Of wood chiefly board logs, drifted
sfore upon Lynn Beach on Saturday night laR lup-
oed to have been carried of the rivers at the cart
: gard in late Greihet.
NJ Within few days number Of boxes Of candles
have drifted alhore al Nahant
A letter from Capt. Samuel Endincott, at the
Havanna, dated Nov. -, mentions, that on his
paf2ge, on the "a Nov. he experienced a -noft
Hemendons gale, which began in the morning,
I, Wind Z. S. E. and at the higher At in the
snernOoh, wind s. and AZ IN the evening" the wind
s S. W. 10 W. S. ". the gale was over-ThOuch
Rc gale was very ievere while il JARED, he fuf-red
: BIT lttie Iniurv. % the 9TH, ~ noon, Mlguana
fight, he tell in with the zvreck Ct tee StbooHer
hasrvu Of HIlta0ft, from Port Antonio bound 10
kcwyork full of water; all hands lon nthe bur
k.suc OF the 81, except the mate, Niebe0l 2uiT
'Spiom Ne took of alive, but very much bruiftd
Z Nd had been without nourilhnent days and 8
hours. She had 70 puncheons of rum on board
Z bhen Che left Jsm7'ca. Saved nothing out of her
4 & The names Of thofe who perhed were JanrJ
earray, mater; George B2c0rk, paiitpgrr, former
!. mater D, ? drl from NeFyork R15-rt Mn--
~, Dame! ,.eq, George Hut(on, Gorge Commit
b5u 4nyeesS, Benj4aq AaGTezv, and Georg Bro7tn,
!. hecrew, and one man (u4r1e u1lnoWn) who
Forked bis palia4e.
u E By the mates account This misfortune happeT-
IA on the I'd inR. about , or o'clock in The day,
bmeSheve betweer Msguana and A,ki,n's Keys.
NJ Morton, the American Crniul, with his
y kends. anil the American Matters Of v5lIc.s, have
Y tontributed very handiom-ly to the relief o. Mr.
Quiz, who was formerly Marbehead man.
\ Mztyok, Dee. I5.-On Friday night laR, we
EXPERIENCED mott tremendous form from the S.E.
kad 5. w, which done very comfortable damage
II the veltls in port-bardIy one efoaped without
r kjmy-fev.ral dragged their anchors and went
!, 81 Of o. hers-fome went on fhore-aud eleven
y ops and fmal ichooners funk at the wharves, Tome
(which were deeply laden with grain, brick, &c.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
Commonwealth of Mahachufetts.


YoRK, I'd Court Of General SetEoas Of t.s
Peace, begun and beid az Bid4etord, qDit5ia and
far The county Of York, on TIE haF Ttejaav of
Odo5rr, being The ash day ef Eaid moatb, Aaao
D0wizi, 1890.
"HEREAS application has been made To this
w Court by iandry inhabitants of this countv.
ior 'nrw Highway to be laid ont from Portland
Road, to the Road leading from ParfonsGsId 70
Fryeburg through Porter6eld. '--Aod alto for a
mother " new Highway to De laid ont from New
hamphre line, through part Of Porter6eld, and
part of Cutters grant, to Portland road IN Brown
field"
Therefore ordered, That the fub.
fance Of flid applications, with this order thereon.
bg inherited three weeks fuccefvely, in the Malta
ehufetts Mercury, printed at Bottom by 7onay 81
MiHnJ, and alfo, il the Portland Gazette, printed
By ELrzsr n. JenkI the laf publication thereofto
be thirty days at leaf, prior to the next term Of this
Court, 10 be held at York, within and for faid
county of York, on the thrd Tuefday of April next
70 the end the Proprittors of faid Lands may
then and there appear, ADD flew caufe, IL any th.y
have, why the fad new Highways ihould not be
laid out as aforefad.
At'ea--DANIEL SEWALL, CLERK.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

comMoNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
n t5s Ho1f 81 Rf3' giatafiVs'-NeV. 49, 1900.
ON the Petition, of Tabez Simpfon,
and others original Proprieors, of Townfhip Nam
Der Two eat of Union River, and fetcrs inhabitants
Of iaid Town(hp, now incorporated by the name Of
Sullivan praying thar the fame may be confirmed to
them aud the other fetters and inhabitants Of faid
Town, in eqaal PROPORTIONS
ORDERED, that the Petitioners cauie
ateed copy Of their petition and this order there
on, be publ hed three weeks uccefiivtly in TeaEf
Gazette printed at Portland, and in the Ca?a oarna
printed az Catne, the Iail publication to be at Leaf
thirty days before the third Wednesday Of the next
Sehon Ct the General Court, thar al pcrlons nteteed
may then appear aud flew caufe any they have)
why the prayer Of the lad petition ould be gran.
ted. Sent up for concurrence,
EDWARD RI. ROBBINS, Speaker.
IN SfaEs, NoD. IA, 1900.
Read and concurred,
SAMUEL PHILIPS P,lilcat.
4 true Copy--Attcft
EDWARD P. HAYMAN, Clerk Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
lie Proprietors Of Uhion WharE.

THE Proprietors of Union Wharf3
IL hereby notified, thar their annual meeting
viii he held a. Mr.. EVgI4n Ctfrs Tavern on Tie hiH
Tueiday Of January at O'Clock, ?. 81. When
lhcy will act ON the following atiees, viz
n. TO chooe Moderator.
To chooi- Clerk for the enfuing year, and fich
other officers as thcy ihal Judge naesiary to manage
affairs.
3 To receive accounts ana allow the fane if they
Fee proper
lums Or money tc be ated. laited and applied fo the
purpoe of adding TO the ,4rf already built, and 10
deiray any eSpenles that may attend lsid Luneis,
be otherwilr ncurredin managing the affairs or i'm
proving the ntcrt Of fid proprietors. and generaAT
afton all matters thar they llaI think neceaAly
for the interea Of the concerned.
Thomas Beck, Prep. Clerk.
Dec. 600.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
John Clinton,

TAILOR s. HABIT MAKER,
T INFORMS his Cultomers, and the
u public ~ general that he has removed to the cham.
Der formerly occupied by MIR. B.aiasuiz T,4J Printer
feeond door above the Bank, and nearly oppoGte the
Cuifom Hopie, Middle Areet where lie viii be happy
70 receive the commands ofany who may honor him
with their employ
He would inform his cufomcrS, that
he has iua received from Bottom Pattern of the new
Ell fathion for Ladies Habits, and G-ntlemens Coats,
Waif-coats and msILcothes-He fl els every emotion
OF gratitude thofe who 5avr employed hm,and hopes
by his indulsrJ aud endeavors 10 pIeale merit
fignzaee of then favors.
NIB. He will take two or three
young women, who can be well recommended, AZ ap-
premises, if application Is made Immediately.
Portland, Dee. 70, 1 500.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

THE Stockholders in he Portland Bank, are here
Il by notified, that their annual meeting for the
choice of feven Directors for the year enfune viii be
holden in the Rank Chamber on Monday 9Th January
! Sol, At eleven O'Clock in the forenoon I, which
time dividend Of profits for the ai tx months viii
sc declared. The Poll TO be cofed at 4 o'c,oek.
Per order of the Board of Directors,
john Abbot, Caibiey.
Dsrem5ey ~. 1909
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

To TIE Honorable SsEafe and t5e Honorable t5e
Rf1T5jSzfIt}0s@ Of The C0mnoHqDe1hb Of L1aIa-
ebaass, in Geaeral Coprt agcmbled.
HUMBLY fhews the Subfcribers
4 4 Original ProPreto-s Of rownfhip Nu-nbxr
"o eait o. Unon-Rvcr, and fettlcrs, inhabitants Of
iAia lownfhip, incorporated bv the name Of Sui
ivan, delrous Of holding lands, by tenure moe
et4Te than the one We have, pray your Honors 70
TAX olr htuaion into conldeSaton and fecure 70 u
ouT rights As 70 your wldom may feem iuA and eoua
bic We beg leave 10 a1e 10 your HonoEs the following
fatts
ait. That the greater number of us
same here ProPrieiors under The grant of 81. or
under ProPrstors Of that grant, loe Of Us twenty OK
years ago.
I'd. That during the contef between
the United States and Great Britain, We lutfered in
proportion 70 any Of our fellew-citzcns lohng ali the
navigation belonging TO the Town and though little
was all oonlting of three Coating Veels. and two
tiihng Sohooners which lois to this dav is not made
up that the encmy landed and burnt Of Houles
and all The Furniture and Provifons therein
cd. That there is taken up and Gct.
tied upon all the ont lots the number Of about one
humid ed and ninety.
4th. That the Townaip is a verv
poor tract Of land, that what remains will fcaroelv Be
worth fetliDg, any Ion Of an hundred acres thar
w'l make etiement, beng fwamps, lodges of rocks,
or barren heaths.
9Th That part Of the Townfhip falls
within the grant Of Mont De'Grignon, fix mile, n
length and III fome places than mile in width.
all which front land and one 6xth OF the Town
nip '"''-
9th. That we are now building a
Meeting H0ule, which is in fome forwardnels.
Therefore your Petitioners pray that
The TownG,p may Be confirmed to them and the other
letters and inhabitants nf laid Town Of Sullivan ~
equal Proportions or 10 fuch way as you ia your VIII
dom may think bel, aud IN duty bound will ever
pray.
JAMES Leland, Jofeph Bdford,
John Preble, william Fols,
Nathaniel PrebIc jun Summer, Wooaer,
samuel lngOls, Robert Mercer
William Abct, John Uran, inn.
Amos Ames, John Springer,
John Abbet, Patrick Goping,
Benjamin John'on, John Simpfon,
Edward Pettengll' Richard Downing,
his Abner BaildeN
M5rris 548igfo,d, Jabez simplon,
mark Samuel Besne,
Joihua Bigtord, EphraIm Dyer,
Ebenezer Beane, William Ingollt,
Richard Clarke, Thomas Alh,
James Beane, John Johnfon,
james symptom, Thomas Fols,
George Crabree, Nathaniel Jahnfon,
Samuel Smpfon, Oliver Wocfler,
Samuel Ball, Oliver Wooler fen.
MoIes Auet, Charles Goats,
Reuben Allet Iohn Preble
Stephen Wei Merchant, David Wooher,
Benjamin Bennett, Daniel Harris,
John Bane Jun. Amos Bragdon,
Pattick Man, William CrabtFee,
John Buckley, John Gorden,
William Wooler, Morgan tones.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

TO TIE Honorable SsFafe and fbe Honorable be
Rl1r5jsnfat%0sr Of The Commonwealth Of L1aIa.
ebafals, in Geaeral Court a9cm5lsd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
NEW GOODS.

their Store il Fifh-frcct, formerly occupied by Mr..
5ssaI Blalt, Al additional iuPp to their former
zfn 0C
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
JJST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
By Zacch1uS Hannaford,
III BIZ St9re. ITair St,ssf.

~ ~ ClJfSs h40W DkIeG4s
% well cholen a1ortmentof Engliih,
4 Wta India, and other GOOpS--among which
Superfne and low-priced Broad
rs Waitscoating, Caleoes, Bazes, Flannels, India
tons. &c
Wefindia and Newengland Rum,
Flldy, Gin, NtolaFrs, Chocolate, Cotton, CcGee,
4a', Rec, Flour, Loaf and Brown Sugar, IIylon,
Aong and Bohea Teas Candies, PigtaH and Leaf
D4eeo' I'D. Cd. Iod x .ed Nails, Nal Rods, RulIia
ovedes Iron fomc Of which fuit4b.o ior ncgh lhoes,
I. th and bh0cr Steel. salt, Cotton x Wool Cards,
se' and Forks. few dozen Stone JUS from one 20
sSsiions, Sieves, Hearth Bruhes Bed Cords,
~ els, Redwood, Loqwood, Futick, Copperas,
y fire Dogs large and fmall Hand5aws, Sc &c.
L[KEWT2E,
Il good 2Gortment Of Hollow Ware.
ee''7f ''f-f7.e. arI eosry fsvo- "ei-o7r'etg-a e@
80. Portland, Die 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
Freb Goods,

Received BY the la:el arrivals from Liverpool,
a RE now offered for fale at the Store
lately kept by Mr.. Iiaia7 codna0, in Fin ftreet,
conhfing of a variety of BROADCLOTHS, kerr
SEYMERSr HALF THIcKs, and PLAINS
y. j. Said Goods Will be fold at the
lowet price for Cain or approved Credit.
P9rfkfHd, Der. q
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
FOR SALE,

Y 9R3Esd fsr on or b.tsre ID. 256 i.E
THE STORE No. ?, in F;h Erect, now oc-
i cupied by WILLIAM c. WEEKS; together
with the whole STOCK Of GOODS therein
Thele Goods were imported from the manufa6to-
ries direct TO this town, and are well charged, and
fuitable for the PrelSnt feafon of the year.-For
further particulars inquire Of
Weeks & Tucker.
Portland, Dec. ia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
THIS GAZETTE,

rs Snlljesd evs,y MoNrsY at E. II. fENxS, os.'s,
n.xt door 10 tie PORTLAND BANK, MaHf-S8"
scbers Snsript0n, Aavsrtsmsats, and Css~H'Asfe"''
veetiosd qrhb aHcaii0a 80
- TIE prize is ONE DOLLAR G' FIFTf Ib"Is
year, Executive OF PoAage. 81 P4ntssai fsy"f'' I
f rsqasaed I, "a
or TIE esfssvs aud rapiy iasresfss eirsnistiss ri
Cazsff renders IL 5isJis advantagrom for dDys -
i MENUS, eotict viA!. isi,iei rsy0raesy, s'fg'y
Rsyms msrrsr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
Whb general a,5'0ff0afaf Of
Drugs & Medicines.

NOTICE hereby nonrednt Popieor Owners OF Land
wand
The 0
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

d(charg
Lands
DC Al
Sls%ys De-. a. lyos MASON, Ca,ebs.
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MAxrM.--'rhc whole unverfe is your library; con-
verfaton living fudies; and remarks spon them arc
yeus bsA tutors.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
EugM Goods,

Confiifing of a good aforrment of Cali.
Goes. Calamancos, Duranrs, Shawls, &c.
Jan. az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-23
IMPORTANT.
NEW-T0RA, Dsee,n5er -.

ny gentleman who arrived here yensrday in t5-
nrig On1on ircm Malaga. the editor OF the Nev-
YORK gazette has been iaycuret with tho foilo,r-
Ing copy OF the 9Th art Of the Treaty betwecr
this country and Frarce'
Property captured and not vet eeGnir;vel- -,r
demned, or which may be captured he ore ,bs cx.
enAnSe OF ratification, (csn;r s5and good. defined
20 An ensinys pore ped ihall be n,ntusily
"orS9 OF tne following proof ot 0wntrhip viz.
ne.e doiowAa copy oi the French column.
OF TIC Faiipoft. now ufed by the American VET.
feis.l Vei'
And this pafport will be deficient. wj,bour =.
ny other paper, airy ordinance 10 the contrar, M,
"''iinahaing' which psiPore ihall not be deemed
reau4n'e TO nave been r-aeweu or recalled, whste,
yer number of voyages the faid flip may. have
made nneis me ihall have returned home, wi,bin
the iPaSe Of a year.
Froot with refpect to the cargo Gisll be Cert
hcate' containing the feveral particulars of the eg
gP' the place whence the iiip failed, and " hither
me Is ocand 10 that the forbidden or con,raband
gooa, may be diainguiGtd by the certificate.
~hieh inall have been made ont by the officer Of
me place whence the flip let fail IN the aecunom.
ed form OF the country.
and II iueh Pa1Ports or Certificates, o.. both.
mali have been dcilroyed by accidents or taken bv
force their deficiency may be iuppied by fueh o..
ther proof OF eitizenGlip, as are aomilibe BY thr
general Mage of nations.
Proof with reipe4 to any others than nn,rebsrt.
ihips fall be the CommiIion ,hev bear--Tb;s -
teie iha take efeG from the date of the Ggns
ture OF the Preient provihona treaty and II from,
the tae OF the iaid iignaure, any property faI he
CONDEMNED contrary TO the intent of rhe laid trea
- before the knowledge of riis ftipuation mail
DC obtained the property 70 condemned, iha, with
out delay, be feltorcd or paid tor