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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

ADDRESS 10 THE lNHABITANTs OF RoNFoEg
PARISH, MASSACHUSETTS.
A Paragraph under the Newhuryport head &
~ June 10th. lates that a number Of the inhsbis
3nt> a Upper BOX ord Pafilh atlemblcd tho day as
chs election, lor CHI purpoC1 of HI ling 5i,& brd Cha
n :he couric ut that day they dcaroycd lsrS bud'
ana eggs, The account CCnriuded with NJ rts-urr-
fif r olr Jirrsrl gsatr4r 7s5sys ibsf psr7spA4 e.
l1aaal q iaEa asi Wy fhs las jrH aarally, Jay f5
P4rfsts
As an American, having the agricultural interet
heart offer this address the farmers generally au3
hope shey will apPrcca@ the motive
he Audy % nature has been nv favorite purGuil q
late years and while collecting fnhiec9s of natura
hilary form Nufcum have always been dclightSt
IN viewing thr economy and manners w various aar
mas whole fuPPori and exiutncc depend on eara
Others thus forming graad EyRem oCuaity, manicit
rs The houpdlris viIJom anu goudalIs " the grea
Creator.
In one ot-my lectures on biEds which Delivers
!Aa winter dsicribing black-hjrds qpo,ed Fen0sns,
p $50 who lays iOne I'll che colonies have elt'6hu
Cd reward OF three pence 4 dozen, far the r1rrPs
uon Vt th= jack DAVIS. and IN New-FnEland Che n.
tent was almult cc9ed to the con WIT h- inh htans
who az length dtrove--d tht Providence had not
form cvro tbcic teminlv ac}ru 4tve rds in vaia'
NowithNandiog th1y -14lrd lu,h havoc smont az
grain, they maze anP.c esonPeucs y clearing i 2
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
ApysRrIsEMhNr EXTRAORDINARY. !

PkrsR gyfpcs. Protector Of Literary ac-
compliments, Oratory and Bells Letters,
offers his fervices in the fpeech-wriing line to
any gentlemen NJ c. of Democratic hue, who
fasy need learned philippe agsnlt aritocra-
sy, and opprefion, without having leilure to
compofe it : P. Q. writes on fmall fraps of
paper, 70 that the Speaker may infert them in
the bowl of his hat, and holding it up near his
eyes, appear to be venting himiclf extempore
N B, Said Peter begins and ends his fcraps in
Soch manner, thar if any difa'rangement
CJohnfon hould take place, or any wag purloin
q page, the hiatus will not be perceived, his
fpeechcs aIfo reading as well backwards as for
wards--in proof of which he refers to thofe
which he competed during the lat SeAion for
Ned Frofb, Efqure. Apply at his fhop, near
the Fountain of knowledge. P. S. Said Q:
may be known by mackarel eatcher's wig,
with precfe curls, hat polithed with CREATE
and age, thread bare caMblet cloak, old
lealhern jenkins, and a pair of black breeches
thrice turn'd--his toute enftmb'e, refemblng
very much the appearance of a 1ilor in mourn
iDg. Gag. U. ).
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
AGRICULTURE.

U-THou fra of arts. fource of don,sitie cafe,
L p. de of the land and patron OF the ieas,
Thrift Agriculture lend thy potent aid,
Spread thy green fields where dreary foreas fhade (;
Where favagr men puriu d their favage prey,
Let the white nocks in verdant pafures play;
From the bloom'd orchard and the how'ry vale,
Give thy rich fragrance to the gentle gale;
Reward with smplea boon the laborer's hand,
And pour thy gladd ming bountss DER our land,
Columbus fons, fpurn not the rugged tolls
Your nations glory is cul,ur'd foil;
Rome's Cncinnatus OF illutr'ou birth
lncreaf his lanrcs while he till'd the earth;
Fen China's monarch lays his fceptre down.
Nor deems the talk unworthy of the crown"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
fns suBLIME OF NONSENSE.

C7be following adverhJSment from Jalbi0nabs
TsgSr Is soorfty Of the dainty ba,6er" bimfsy1
TRLCHoMATo. PARAsTAsl5, or ATHENIAN
WICCERY.
ROSS, by great labour and at vaf expence,
has exerted all the Genius and Abilities of the
frH Artias IN Europe to complete his EXaI-
B1TION Of ORNAMENTAL. HAIR, 10 all
its luxuriant Varieties, and particularly the
Suhana Head DrsG, 70 much eaeemed on the
Queens Birth Day.
In this Exhibition, the elegance of Nature,
and convenience of Art, are 70 combined, as
al once to rival and ameliorate each other
The room is fecluded from the view of imper.
tinent curiofity, where his Fair Patrons may,
uninterrup,edly, examine the effeet of artificial
Treaes on People of all compilations and, by
a trial on themielves, blend all the different
tints with their own.
Relying on public favour. he confidently in
vites the whole Fashionable World to an
Exhibition of unexampled tate and excellence.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
AyS, . vr,y ee'i aDsrfmers IF
Crockery and Glafs Ware.

Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea Teas,
French Brandy, of the FRI quality, w. l. Rum
Gin, MolafTes, Sugar, Coffee, and large mum
Der of other articles, too numerous for an ad
vertilement.
The above articles viii behold on the lowell terms
for Cath or country produce.
Portland Dee Is, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20

TO BE SOLD, AT THE STORE or
Weeks and Tucker,
No. 7, Eb-Street,
THE FOLLOWING ARrIcLEs-w z.
MUSLIN of various kinds,
IVl Mems black, mixed and plain
Worried Hofe,
Womens' black do.
Gcntlemen's Drefling Cafes
Ladies' do. do.
Round and oval Candleiticks,
Coffee Begins, Bread Baikets,
Tea Caniiters, gold border, with and
without partitions,
Elegant Trays from % to 80 inches,
Toaf Racks. Elegant Tea Urns,
Coffee do. sc. &c. sc. &c. &c.
The above being a consignment, VIII
be fold low for Can, or approved Notes.
Portland 6ib Jan. 100.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
numovRous cRoss-READIscs.

"A liz of the fellows of the medical fociety-
publicly whipped for iheep-lealing.
Runaway from the fubicriber in June lait-
two Cory houfe with an orchard adjoining.
The great OK and hoIie lhoer, fhoes young
miles from IL to IS years Of age-he ihoes
either in Rocks or cats them.
A Mort, thick fet, fuzzy looking boy--wouid
be glad of place as wet nurfe.
Several farmers are now fowing-naiLrods,
g|afs, rum, fugar and Thanksgiving to the
high price of proviiions.
The houfe took up the fecret communities
tions, relative to fome women of pleafure--the
galleries were Immediately cleared.
! The Honorable Court of Probate for the
diltret Of, was brought to bed OF twins,
both likely to do we'll.
The two hogs fod here laR week were fatted
Ito reprefent this State in Congreis
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
yXTHRN to the grave we follow the renownd

&C WHEN to the grave we follow the renown'd
Wv For vaor. virtue. fcicnce, all VIC love,
And al! praiie; for Wort Whole noon-tide beam,
Enabling think In hgher lyle,
Mends our ideas of ethereal powers,
Dream we thai luftre of the moral world
Goes out in llench, and rottennefs the eloe
Why was he wife to know, and warm to praife,
And ftrenuous 10 tranfcrbe, in human life,
The raud almighty Could il be that fate,
Faa when the liheaments began to fhine.
end dawn the Deity, Ghould fnatch the draught,
With nipht eternal blot it out, and give
Thesfkes alarm, let aneefs too might die -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
Now opening, and Tor fae-by
Boardman & Little,
lit No. 1, Eb-Street,
An afIortment Of GOODS, confiling
of the following articles, viz.

d
of the following articles, viz.
CUPERFINE, fine and low priced
~ Broadeloths dark and ght.blue Calimere; black,
white, drab, triped, mixed and printed dito Coat
inps; twll'd and plain Lamb1ins; green yellow,
crimfon and white Baizes ; yellow and white flannes
Dufils Forel Cloths Plains toilanette and fwan-
dowu Wailcoating roie and PLAIN Blankets Carpet
ing Sailors Caps; twilId and plainVelvets Thick
fets hair and worried Plufli fatin Lahngs; Gale
mancoes Durauts Tamines patent Worried fioie !
ELK and cotton and cotton do. Mariees, book, tam
bor'd, aconet and plain Mullins; black do. Din'ltes
white C,nghsms; variety Of Calieoes; cotton Gam.
brickst linen do chntz shawls; purple do. pain and
frped sattins; Modes; black Gauze; lriih Linnens
long Lawns cotton Checks linen do, ladies fahion
able fix Gloves; bandano and black fix Randkerchefs'
cotton and linen pocket ditto mems nix and leather
Gloves; hair and other Ribbons; Gallons SEWING
Silks Tapes Edgnss black, blue, white and eolored
Thread Bobbin f~i Quality and ihoe bindings
mems womens' and boys Hats oil-cloths, &c.
Winfor Soap; fashionable Tea Trays;
Bread Bafets; Gamblers Deeanser Stands
large alortment of Knives and Forks Iron Spoons
tea do feel Shutters and Trays; Pen knives and Cut
toes Rszors and Cafes Shears and scifors shoveis
and Tongs; brafs Kettles; general aiortment oil
Hollow Ware, and Dogs; roby and by Glais ;
Duich Looking Claaes; Warming-Pans; Frying Pans;
block-tin Teapots Bellows Spectacles ioor hearth
cloth and fhoe Brues brafs Handles and Efcutcheons
lock chef and other Locks door and table Hinges
Wood Screws teel plate Hand Saws fafh do Chiflels
Couge. Plain Irons; CompafTes IRON sqsares; Au-
gers; Files; Thumb La,ches brafs Cocks; brai'
Nails Curry Combs: fhoe Knives, and Hammers
Aw. Ink-Stands and powder Sieve Bottoms Gin
bIcts nail Hammers hunting and leigh Whips and
Thongs worried and linen Webbing; .sdrrups Bits
plated and common Spurs Met flat fett Buckles
iaddle Suainers ladders Hammers Pincers; cart
Wagon and chalfe Boxes.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has taken
Store No. 10, Elb-Street,
lately occupied by sTgPHEs Phrrtn' oppohte the
Isjaranse OGts, where he has for iale handiome
aiiortment of
Eoonr~r ,,J yUycr-TNnIA GOODS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
THE undersigned, His Swediih Ma.

l. jcay's Vice Conlul land an'heriled to tranfaet
the Confular bufnef for His Majey the King of Den.
mark) within the aates OF New-Hamplhire MaiIachu-
lets, and Rhode Hand hereby gives public notice, that
in obedience to recent nlruetuns received from his
Government, it is the duty of all matters of Swedllh
and Danifh veels, before their failing from any port
of the above mentioned atcs, call upon him in order
to be granted fuch Certificates for their carsoes, as the
exi,ency of the preient ate of the neutral Commerce
and the fevera DEGREES of the begeren powers, rem
der it ndifpenfaby necedary; and that any malcr of
vee belonging the respective nations, navigating
under the protection of their flags, in emitting to take
fuch certificates, will pehonaly tand refponfble for
In the abfence of CHARLES z. DEGBN, Efq.
Johan C.. Hauff.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
THIS GAZETTE,

rs subss ev, MONDAY, at e. H. JENKsy 81
80 rs2S A., 10 tbe PosrlAxp EANk, Maht''"1s.
,ss.,e Suayiptiss Adosnysms"i', aad c''''1"'''''
,ef.r,ea e:"D A ONE DOLLAR u FIFTY CEN7S .
F.clu6ye Of Poltage. - Pa"t'aa' fHy"s""
reqssRsd ...c.s circulation Of ass
Gszta. ysrdeys il bgas sdoa"''s''" 70. a. ..s.
NEVIS, ssb1t s.gI. isf.rfs3 rse''s's' ."
2isGsEs nsnvH.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
1co1etcp.

T6r yc,gg lines Prom raasg c a,gurents i" a90,
i,amorsiy my not b des inap6saoe 70 fbs f,gf"'
lgo1lu
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
Philanthropic Lottery.

~ By a Communication which the
Grantee of the above Lottery has recently re-
ceved from the Managers, he is able to inform
the Public, that they are making every arrange
ment neceGMy to the commencement and com.
pletion of the drawing, to efsa which, they
ALERT, that they will poftiyely be at Bonon at
or before the 18th of next month aud thar
from their being irangers in this part of the
country they have faggeRed with that fome
Gentleman of high refpeaability be procured to
fst with them during the time of the drawing.
This with Of the Managers will be compiled
with, as it may tend lu the inmical preiages
Of fuipicifn fhould any arife
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
among which
RLUE, black, London brown, fah-

-X/ onshle and drab Broadclo,hs, Fcreit Cloths f;
Plans, Serges, Coatings PLAIN aud wild Lambileins,
Light blue caiimere, afped and printed do Green,
yellow and crniion Baizes Yellow and white Fannels
Blue and green Plulh Strpd and printed do. swami
down Wa'Iicoating, Marieies do. Roze Blankets,
Bedticks Twed Velvet, Thiekletts, Fancy Cords,
silk Grapes. kibb I'd and plain W,ldbore, Camblets.
Ruiicls, CalAmancocs, Shaloons, Dufans. ramnies,
Silk Hole, Patent Worried do. silk and woriicd and
cotton do Women's worried & cotton do Book Mul-
lin, Jaconet fprg and plain do. do. Handkerchieis
SAuns, Modes, sArinets. Black Cauze, IIfh I.inens
Linen Cheek, Brown HOLLANDS, A variety Of Csicoes
Linen Cambrieks, silk shaws, Purple and white do
variety OF silk Handkci chisis Bandano do. Romalls
Pocket handkerchief Mems patent Gloves, Leather
and bsasor. do. Hair and other Ribbons, -Galoons
SILK ferfeis. Tapes, Bobbin, Quality Shoe Binding
Sewing SILK, Twif, Mems and Boys hats, Oil Cloths
Ruilia sheeting, India Co,tons, White and eooured
Thread.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
Tie Pohihcal Legaeies
George Warrington.

OH F'AsHzGY0N tLoa bro. P.hiof, fire
Friend Of al eiases, aai p'ids Of svs,y qgs
Pos tBiae tie irureis, every Joal could reJs,
The misbty ba,yga zure pean,ioas pratt
Hai pay reaius fby Fabiaa 4sqflem t0ga
Thy prsdenee fv'a, zebaf bravery bsd bg-
1'ri s'er ba19 ftoa, BY Kea0ea's is0s,sy fatss,
Llts SeARTas bps at tie G.s.ea Rrsis,
b en- doom 10 nee., IN arms, so.rl sffse,
W6om QH eoaid not csftat, mar qoaA ep9gs,
Then bad tLy b,egf, By danger nee, faddaed,
TIE mighty BuckLEs # tly country as0d;
Proud Of il. 4uounif, cab fe,siag fear qpouid TIFF
WbKb iJfi CoLuMBIA's fees enc jaVeia hii;
No, fer one pasg--bat. IN TIE stoyioas ICED,
Thy difi bdns IF b4,Oss foo, mgq bleed;
Nor tbrobbd ore Jea,--bui, h4f jSmt yoog'a'a Dart
Thy b,esa might PqG, aad,caa5 tLy Counuy's bart
FAME.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
THE BOOK wltL CONTAIN,


violation.
THE BOOK HIIL CONTAIN,
|. His Addreis to Congrels on the
Acceptance Of the Command of the American Army in
1875.
III. His Addrefs to the Governors OF
the everal States, the cloc of the revolutionary war
Iii. His Farewell Addrels to the Ar
my at the Peace.
". His Address delivered to Con-
grefs reignng his CommiiIon General aud Com
nander in Chief
V. His inaugural Speech to Congress
as 6ra PRECEDENT of the United States.
VI. His parental and affectionate
Address his country, declining their future iuifrages
for the Proficiency.
VII. His Letter of Acceptance of his
appointment General and Commander in Chief in
1898.
The Compiler of the propelled work
has been induced undertake its publication, at the
rcqueft Of number of his mot respectable patrons,
who dedrous of ponenine in one volumes, thofe
truths, cyhoraons, and monitions which calerat-
ed innrutt the mind, amend the heart. and inplre
with true national ip,rn and independence, every A
mercan boiom.
JOLN pIIccFIT
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
SCHEME
Of the PMIantbrobic LOTTERY,

granted by the Legislature of the state of Vermont at
fheir Seion in October 1913. for the benefit OF the
uniorl unate Mr.. JOSEPH HAWKINS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
DISTRICT OF MAINE-ro W.T.:
re it remembered, That on the ninth

re it remembered, That on the ninth
day of December, in the twenty-fourih year Of
the independence CT the United States of America,
THOMAS NJ PRENriss of the fad Diariet, hath depot.
tied in this Office the title of book, the right where
of he claims author, in The words following 10
wit THE MAINE SPELLING BOOK con-
tanning variety of words, divided and accented ;
with moral and entertaining enons for reading ;
ulefu tables. &c. To which annexed concile geo
graphical Description of the Diilief of Maine DcGened
for fchoo. and particularly cslulcated be read in
clafles-By Thomas NJ. Prentiis, inlfruetor of Union
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
Dcllroy the bud--thc tree will yield no fruit,
So, youth negleeted--man becomes brute"
Printed at Portland. by ELKzER A. JsNks-I8oo.
In conformity to the a of The Cougreis Of the United
States entitled, .s An acl for the encouragement of
learning. by iecuyng the copies of maps, charts and
books the authors and Proprctors of fuch copies,
during the times therein mentioned"
HENRY SEWALL,
Clsrl IF TIE Diari7 Of A1aac.
true copyas of record,
Ai,eit- II. sEwAIL, Girl.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAp QUARTERS, Bgfon, Jan. I, 1890.

HEAD QUARTERS, B9fon, Jan. I, 1890.
IN ordtr to txprsG tbe dep regret, and beAf felt
Jorrogo, qvab eotiab svery american citizen maa
neeeDirily Be agsaed BY The dsergfg
GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON,
1meyica's BET ard mp eadtared Friend, The Com
manlsr in Cbisf0,ds,s, that The Officer, and Soldiers
ef tie Militia Of sti Commonwealth, cuear their
Military Unysrms tvs.y Sunday jor. fix month";, from
The date tsreef svab black Grape or the k,f fore
arm, jjuR above tbe Cag; and sbt he Hills # The
Ogcsys' Sauo,ds be ajS eovered quab Hack.
BY order of the Commander ia Chief,
WILLI.fM DoNNISON.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
The Compiler of the propofed work
JOHN RUSSELL.
CONDITIONS.

CUND IUINo.
1T The work will be contained in about coo pages IL
mo. imprefIed with new and beautiful tipe, the
inel paper. and delivered fubfcribers bound and
lettered in the neatelt manner.
I'd. The price will be one dollar FOR each book.
sd. lit OF the names OF the iubcrbers will be fub
joined TO the work. Bs9ss, Dss~3i. 90
q Snbysriptioh5 for the adovs srork,
are yaeeiasd a. Jeais5 BeoJfsrs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
HARD-WARE.

Knives and Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, Jaek-Knves, Pscket.and Pen do Razors and
cafes, Soap Boxes Shears, sciiiors, do in Cafes Iron
Shovsls, ShoyeIs and longs Looking Gafes, Warming
Pans. Blocktn Tea Pots, Steel Spectacle Cafes. Floor
hearth, cloth and ,oe Bruhcs Brafs Handles and En-
cutcheons, Stock, chea trunk and cupboard Locks
key I'LL do. Knob and Ring do. Iron and brafs Pad
do. Bras, Knob and Ring l.atchcss Defk and table
Brais Hinges, Chef do. II & HI. do. Edge Butts,
Do Riing Joints, Wood Screws, Steel plate Hanafaws
saih and compal. do Firmcrs Chiifels, Plain Irons,
Compaes, Iron Squares, Screw and Pod Augurs, Mill,
croiscut and hAndiaw Files; Rafps, Thumb Latches,
Btais Cocks with Keys Brals Nails, Do. Knubbs and
Rings, Curtain Rings, Brafs Thmbies, Curry Combs,
Shoe Knives Do Hammers, Pinccrs, Avis and II ats,
Bras and japan Inkfands. Sleeves, Gmble,s, Nail
Hammers. Hunting and ileigh Whips, Marrow Axes,
AIDES, Sad lion Crates, Skates, Chen Handles, Iron
and Japan candlciiics, Brafs do. Clock Pins. Hair
Combs, ORR and Ivory fine do. Sleeve Bottoms. Coat,
and ven do do. Mouds, Clafps, Rules. Door Bolts
MaIking Irons, Homes, Trowels Snuff and Tobacco
Boxes, Knitting Pins, Brafs Chimney Hooks, Pewter
Dihes, Plates Baions and Porringers Sarvers. Staple
and Plates. Plated Buckles and Tips, Inles, FIaticts.
shuttle aud curb Sts, Stirrup Irons, Worried Webb
ing, Plated Spurs, Writing and Wrapping Paper. Pins,
Needles, Bo1cn Glais, 4d Cd. Sd. Iod & acd. Nails,
Tacks and Pump do Cotton and Wool Cards.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
PROPOSAL

For printing an elegant volume, TO
contain thoc invaluable competitions of late chiei
aud PRECEDENT, by which he communicated to his coun-
try, and the World, fylem OF Political Morality, that
can only be arpaed by the Scriptures of Divine Re.
violation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
Stop 7bief

a Man of middling fature, lighf
complexion about 20 years old. put up at the
hoaie Of the ubicrber Ian evenings snc before
ing itoe pair of Boots, 4nd hsN-worn HATH
boots fitch down tops the top OF the hind feam 81
one was ripped about an ineh-they much Iarge
Tor his LEGS.
The fellow had on brown furtout'
with buttons covered with the fame--a bue waiAccH
with metal buttons. --Uhoever will ieeure the laid
thief 70 that he may be brought Juice. ha have
TEN DOLLARS Reward, and all sIees paid by
Levi Rogers.
B.y4eit. Jan 2, 1860. 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

WANTED,


Three thoufand feet of four-inch white
pine PLANK,
Two thouiand feet of white pine JOLT.
Aj0-Wants to Hire, two Sawyers,
to faw in the law-r''. - For terms apply to
WILLIAM VAUGHAN.
Portland ,2ap
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13

1884 Prises Mt trOo Biaats 4Sooo
10000 Blanks; 10 P,izs.
10000 Tickets, at Dollars each, $4,000 Snbjeef
TO adeduetion Ct IS per cent
SETH STORRS,
JOSEPH COOK, "'SA0'A''
H2ieisSu,y, De. IA, 1898.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
Souchong & Bohea Teas,

Coffee, Chocolate, Loaf and Brown Sugars. Moafes,
Ginger, Pepper, Pimen,o. cafia, Nn,megs, Poland
Starch, Rafins, Alurh Copperss, Redwood Cotton
Wool, Powder, Shot, Fnss. Pigta, fg and fmoakMg
Tobacco, Pipes, Candies Indigo, Cattle Soap.
Providence manufactured Cotton
Yam; Twill of all lizes; tx Thread Stocking
Yarn I; whitened do. kept conaantly for
wholeiale and retail.
~ Strained Spermaceti Oil, Patent
Lamps-all of which will be fold at low advance for
cath or country produce. Izfb Ne. az, 1899
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
Fys@ Goods.
DANIEL TABER.

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has taken
Store No. 10, Eb-Shee.,
lately occupied by sTrraEs PaTrEN, uppoEte the
Asla'a@s gfse; where he has Tor fae hsndiome
: aormenI OF
EUROPEAN and WEsr-lNDIA'GOODS,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
THE undersigned, His Swedifh Ma.

jehy's Vice coniul land suh briicd to tranfatt
1he .onuar bu6nef for His MajeRy the King of Den.
mark within the lste of New. Hampfhre, Mahachu-
eus and Rhode-Iland hereby gives public notice, that,
IN ooeaienee 20 recent nltructipns received from his
government, i is tic duty Of all matters of Swcdill
md p4niih selels, before heir failing from any port
ct the above mentioned aatrs 10 call upon him in order
10 he granted iuch Cer 6cate- Tor their car oes as the
esyeney OF theprcfent tate OF the neutral Commeree
aud The ieyeral deerccs of the hegrent powers rem.
veae' oeionsne 70 the repeelice Haons OF navigating
uadcr the nro,eeiion Of their ag, in emitting TO take
iueh certificates will perionaly ftand refponible for
'he eonieqnencesBo Bottom, the 6tt of Ianuary, tSco.
In the abienee OF cK-d3LESf. DECEN Efg.
Jonah {. Hauf.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
Fran q Por.jnol'b PAPER
ronage.

& traveller who has lately returned from an
excurGon into the Kennebec country, gives rs
the pleaGng intelligence, that no part Of New
England feem' to be more rapidly riGng into
importance than the DjQri4 gr1Taiae.
As one evidence Of Profperty ana laudable
zeal 20 promote the determination Of knowledge
in that part Of the world, the town If Vafalbo-
rough, whole extent IS only about mile; ~
81; in the courfe Of the Prelent year has erected
Elf0ea neat and convenient School,. Houes
Other towns appear % have been conGderably
attentive to the fame objc6t
IN the courfe Of the fammer pan, a very ez.
tenive ledge Of rocks, lying on both Cides Of the
SebalticOOk, has been found by aaual expert
ment to be body Of genuine Limestone. This
is valuable dilcovery to people in that qaarter
as the lime which they have heretofore ufed
has been brought from fuch a difance as to
have been fold for three dollars a caGz. Mr.
Dani-l Spring Of WnGow Is the fr& and only
Perfon who has yet made trial Of this Lime
Zone, and he fads it to be of excellent quail
itv,