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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

THE following is given in late Londor
paper as an authentic account OF the fubttlnee
of the fpeech of Buonaparte to the BANKERS Of
Paris when aaembled tefpe sling an advance to
the government there are fome Rriking PAT
|fages in it." Every thing" faid he. :. itimu-
lates you to the mott noble efforts. The great
Object now 10 view is to maintain our armies
on a Respectable footing, and to give to our ne
gocistons the impoGng character they ought
never to have loft Let US all unite, Let as
draw, nand firm together, and we ibdll not be
under the neceflily of opening new campaign
in the ipring, and 100000 of our fellow cii
zens will not be compelled to go and perilh IN
foreign lands. fyour fortune and your credit
have been compromised under the government
which has been oyerthrown, the caule is eaGly
to be found. 1t was becaufe none of the mea
fnres purified tended either to tranquility at
home nor to peace abroad; neither to liberty
nor to public happiness.
Now, therefore, thofe who aep forward to
aflif the government will have the honour OF
having obtained that peace 70 much defired,
and having fecnred the general haPpinefs. I
fay the honor-that principle 70 powerful in
the mind of a Freedman. Yes, they will be
honorsd in France and in foreign countries for
having aideda revolution which tends evi
IDENTIFY to put an end to that focal diforganiza
ton, that fcourge of humanity, and to that
war which has afifen from it."
AS Buonaparte and Moreau are the leading
names under whole aufpices the recent revo
luton is announced to tranquilize the people,
there are fome particulars mentioned IN the
French papers concerning their connection,
which tho of themfelves trivial, may now be
thought not Indifferent, or at leaf curious
Buonaparse and Moreau were perfonally un.
acquainted, never having feen each other till
fince Buoraparte's return from Egypt. They
met at the houfe of Gohier, the actual prefdent
of the directory. The French papers fate
that an immediate intimacy and mutual elteem
commenced between them. Buonaparte took
every opportunity to teaify his admiration for
Moreau's military sharaaer, and employed
every means to acquire his regard and conf
dence. When it was propofed that the two
councils fhonld give fet. to Buonaparte on
his return, the latter, it is faid requelted that
it might be given to- Moreau and him jointly
He loaded Moreau with civilites, and made
him fome very valuable prefents. Thefe cir
cumltances, when the natural referve of Buo
naParte's character is conGdered, feem to argue
that knowing Moreau's popularity in the army,
he withed to fecure his aid and cooperation in
the change that was meditated. This may in
Tome degree explain the Circumstance of their
beng found to lfapds Together as the promnel
military characters in this affair. Perhal
this behaviour in Buonapartc may have bee
but general civilty and regard. CL.oadsnPa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

To The Honorable tbe Senate and Houf of Repre-
|fnfatives, in General Court agTmblrd
HE Petition of the inhabitants of Cape.
l. Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland,
humbly lhews-That at a Court of General SET.
hons OF the Peace for iaid County held at Port.
lana IN October lat, road was ordered 20 be
laid out rom ss5..f uch Bridge to Por,lsz;,
Bridges that part of fafdA L, for the sagxtent Of
about halt mile runs through fwamp which
mutt be canieyed at great expencc. and that
the whole OF 1t together will probably cot the
town nearly two thoufand dollars That the
iaid town is extremely poor, and totally unable
to iutain the expence of making and maintain.
ing iaId road. That the iaid road does not ac-
commodate the inhabitants offaid town at all |;
will be OF no ute to them, but an additional and
UNREASONABLE burden to them, as the road is la;i
out wholly to accommodate The proprietors of
! faid Portland Bridge without which a, road in
| this place would never have been contemplated.
Your petitioners therefore pray thar your hon.
ors would relieve them from the enormous bur-
den which the order of faid court Of ieilions has
iald on them that the propretors OF faid bridge,
who are the only perions Immediately intereaed
and benefited By faid new road, NAV be Obliged
to ddtray the expence. or that fome other itep
nay be taken TO relieve your petitioners as in
your honors wiidom may be deemed beR. And
as IN duty bound, will ever pray.
lhH isHABirAsrs OF S,hou.,auy.z
I CApF ELIzAEErH BY oee'.mf" ana a.
nOBERT DYER, sf"' ne Iosun
EZEKIEL JORDAN, J9' 20" p.rp2Ie lps'
MARK DYER, eaAy authorized.
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$50 DoHars Rezvard.t

ESCAPED from the cufody of me
IL The fubferiber in Gorbam, by the aiiasnce
OF two Perions TO me unknown, JERUsHA PEN.
FIELD OF laid ham, who was arreled by me on
warrant again0 her, and in my keeping by virtue of
the lame and mttimuso prfon from the Hon. Nil
Ia" G',bam and Edassad P6iaay Bfer' acharging her
OF the crime of being delivered in fecret and conceal
ing the death Of her bafard child
Whoever will apprehend the faid
PenAed and the fad perlons 10 afilIing her or give
notice concerning them, 70 that they may be brought
tojuiicc, ha receive the above reward or ity dol
lars for any or either. of them.--Said PENFlEI ID
was low OF itaure, rather thick and corpuent, daik
grey eyes. dark hair, and aged a. yeas-had on
when fe went away dark calico looic gown She
has been very tick, and was thought to be 70 when
Che weht away.
JOHN WOODWARD,
DtpYty sheriff
Marrb 3, 1902.
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portlano,
MoNDAr, March 10, 1900.


~ TIE aepsararr- Of bb day, Gazette rtsf IL ar#ecsf
T,y .snon ba there bavs bees 40 ists ariva O Eape.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

The u s. hip Come Sfcut, has captured the French
prvateer called the Conque Of Italy, which has for
long time annoyed our trade, having captured 400
American yef1eis.
a Newyork paper Of Feb as, cautions the public
aeanlt counterfeit Dollars-the milling is badly exc
euted-they are molly pewter. and may be detected
by ringing them.
II is nppofcd the French fhip engaged by Captain
Iruxton the Voluntairc, on her return frcm Ca
yenne. 1t does not by any appear that the
gagement was in coniequencc of challenge, iome
vicious jaeobins have anertcd.
Letters from different parts of the Dilre continue
the afurancc that the Hon. CALEB STRONG will
DC Imported as Governor at the approaching election.
It is intimated with fomc degree of confidence that
this port has been judged very fui,abe for the cree
ton Of a navy dock.
On Tharfday Ian, it is fad, upwards of tx hundred
Teams and slei2hs with country produce sc. came in
10 this town previous one O'Clock, p. NJ. This faa
may ierve 10 convey idea of the eafng trade OF
the town and country.
On fss late Day Of Mourning ingrnioYf and sb Euigieai
Fer," vos delivered al 2eeSan BY fbe Rev Mr.. ELLIS.
I'm Poem 10 in TIE rs, and zoa be rss for t al
flb Office BY tbs sis tie 4oek A, zpl Be peeay pub
steh q" ESqgy dUe,ed ss heri5yaymcub BY n. r. Mild
al, Eg.
IN Eaiagy pronounced on Be aaduh boys TIE iuba5
ffanf Of BiissyS and Pepersito,ssgb BY Preuf 1faen Eff
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

Married al Concord, Ntr0lamEeire, TIE lob MI Nh
noMAs SINoNToN, effbi team, to NH RuTn DoooE
aSsg6fs' Of Capt. Thomas Dodge Sftaf Place.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

NOTICE is hereby given to the
nonrehdent Proprttors and Owners Of Land
IN the town of stapkg5 in the county of York, thai
their lands are taxed in a tax bill, committed to me
the fubferiber, Collector Of lad town for the year
1898, to collect, viz.
Srcorn Dtvfs,oy crropn n,vtsron
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board as prize mafier, VIII four other men, ard
TENT us into ST. Kits, to fail with the fri con
voy. Feb. 2, failed under convoy of the Con
queR, capt Walton, who convoye6 US clear of
the iilands. On the paiTage experienced very
fevere weather--fufered much in the fails and
rigging, and could not fetch Newyork, as in.
tended.-Left at St. Kits, brig Amerilcoggin,
of Topfham, with three other eeAels that had
been captured, and retaken."
Gspf Dstt b,osgJ BONE .t5s esvsry belonging 10
b''7sr aiae capt Jafs5 7b,eee, IF & o,t, rpbs qyas
6f'1eq IT Of Bis pslags from kiVepool dGs2tl and e
iarsde frcsfb prvafesy To W india afuds. CAPT
Z a0a' 'oglasrsd q. i3aJ sue fine Iiass
Estraa from tbe Leg Book Of III United Statcj Gbr.
Enterprise, Ii. John SbaaO commander, arrived
at PHILADELPHIA.
Jan. 10. Boarded the American brig Polly,
of Wilcshet, took fix prifoners out Of her.
about deg. E. of Martinique. She was taken
by a French privateer of guns, who put on
board eight men to navigate her to Guada-
lehpe, leaving on board the Polly the captain,
man and boy, who retook her after an OBJ.
ftinate ftruggle with the Frenchmen, killed two
and dilabled the relt Sent an officer and /,
men on board the Polly, at the fame time, to
aiiit them in ancherirg her in St. Pierres.
Jan "a. Boarded and recaptured the brig
Androfcog2in, of Topfham. bound for lanai.
ca, fix days in poileaion of the French, taker,
by the privateer La Union, Topaz matter.
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ENYo1-s 70 FR1NeE

Accounts are faid to have been received at
Charleiton, IS. C. from London, announcing
that our ENJOYS had been received at Paris
with every mark of appreciation. But it may
be well to avoid faying much or this iabjeet
TIL iomelhisg official tranipires. -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

Ditd il" tti foam en- 7Sga.y la caff. J0"nsa' Msfs
sgss o.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

In Senate, Feb. II, 1900.
ON the Petition of the inhabitants of Cape.
Elzabeth,in the County of Cumberland, pray.
ing to be relieved from the expence of opening
a road ordered to be laid out by the Courr Of
General SeEons.o the Peace for aid County.
from None.iuch Bridge to Portland Bridge:
Or.isred, that the petitioners caufe an attelted
copy of their petition, and this order thereon, to
be publilhed three weeks fuccenively in IEsks'
GAzRrrE, printed at Portland, the lalt publica.
ton to be thirty days at leaa before the fecond
Wednesday of the frlt FELTON, of the next Gene-
raj Court, that all perions intereaed in laid Pc
titon may then appear, and fhew cauie if any
they have. why The prayer of faid petition ihould
not be granted
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Preflsnf
In the Houie of Representatives Feb Il, 500.
Read and concurred,
EDWARD H ROBBINS, Sneaker.
True copy.
Alse- EDWARD Nc. LANE,
Clerk Of stnGfr.
4 Ii perions indebted 10 ANDREW
4 n p. fso.r, by bond, nos., or account are in.
formed that une. they sitled within Tnrty days
the fame will be put in fuit, without further notiee
A,P. FROST.
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D. fobn6n.

At his Store in Fare Stree, has Hr fale, the
following CATALOGUE Of BOOKS:
DaUL & Virginia, Elegant Fables,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-10

If no perton ihall appear to dilcharge
faid taxes and all ncee1ary charge, or before the
Eighth day of April next 70 much of faid Lands as
will be uficient to dcharge the fame will then be
fold at Public vendue the hi hea bidder, according
to law my dwelling houie in fad shspleigh, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon offaid day.
lJofeph Door, Sd. Collector.
Sbaeitirb, 1aa. aoth, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

TR0N FbG LAPfLFHTA, SFPT. 10.
An inrIrr-ction VA ducoverej "a he Goth
.Ult. amongt TIE negroes III The nejghbnrhood
I'D Richmond, Virginia, and i3me a th-n are
lodged in the goal of that ci5y. l. is rated
.to have b,en III bcG P!2cted acI mon m,tur.
leg y any before aucmP,d Z.
This inftrml ion wa received y.a-rjav ty
a retrc@ahic Mercantile houtc, III l.tter from
their catv~lp mem. M R.chm,nI
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COMMERCIAL INFoRMA ZION.
N IKE NOTICE


WHEREAS fcvcral recent inGlnccs hl-rr
w lat h occurred Of vcilcs going 10 the Hl-
wanna, and other ports IN the Rand Ut Cuba, with
out their papers being hrt certincd 10 by the
Confu of his Catholic Macay, agreeable q Not,-
hcauon publimed W the different papers NJ the
United States, 10y Order Of Don Jofph Ignacio de
Vicr, his Catholic MAit0y's Corul- & ,nera, ref
ding N Philadelphia and that much III TIE prriu-
dice and Injury of iomc individuals ty a detention
Of property II net being admitted u al entry,
until duplicates az their invoices ATE again for
warded with their nccciiary certhcia;ions thereto
annexed, accompanied BY bills Of health, a,lo duly
certified.
Documents TO that purpof1 having been already
exhibited and executed IN tl'd Gootular Office for
the Eonern States, with this know ledge and the
Information received Of the penay liable tN bt pad
70 trahfEreiiion IT iad order, It's Catholic MajcNys
C3nid rcfdnE il Bottom, has thought proper To
make this more publicly kaown by tbs foregoing
Advertisement.
JUAN STOUGHTON,
ConIai tor fbr Ea2crn States.
B27oa, SEPT. s, 300.
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Comm5n.usaLLb y Mala1Lmct5.
YORK. II.

Co"m5Hsosaltb IF Mq1acJY'Ets.
YORK, Il.
a Ia Court of Common Pleas, be-
n gun and hgll II WAtrrboroulh, wlhrn and
fot tnc county Of York, on the fourth Tutfjay Of
AuEnR, being The twenty -6xth DAY ~ fad month,
a. II 300
ON the petition of TRISrRAM IoR-
DAN, Jun. and DANIEL ORANGES, trader, both
ot PrPa-rrLb5roagJ III laid county, ihrwlnl-That
MY arr nt,rCitcd in certain tract or parcel of
LR'd h.uatcd " P,ppereboroulh aforcfad a.
J luinG land p,!tntd by Joel Sawyer, John Saw
yer, aot Others, commonly called Goudwin's lot.
thar ttid Jordan owns and u ltiYed ~ two thirds
OF ia1d lOt, lnl the fad Cr1iuEtr one ninth part
ot tbs i'n-, I'm common with other pei fons TO th-
P.tuOncrs known which proportions they are
dVirnus Nt holding M ftvlrlity-7nd praying that
the fame may bef't Otto hrm 60 hoiin fevtra'tv.
ORDERED, that taid petitioners caufe
the iuhasnce w their tId p,,luon and This order
thereon, t0 De inherited 10 lhy Portland Ncvlplpyr
printed BY ELEZER A. JENFS, three weeks iaccc--
lively; the Ian puhIicluDn III bc thirty DAYS Al
lean prior tO chs next term 81 this Court 10 I've
held AZ Rddctord, within and for fud county of
York, on the IAN TuCijay III O4Dbtr next; w
the end any pctinn or p.rions intcrcRcd therein,
may then and there aPPear, and thew cauic, II any
they have, why the prayer Of the ilid petition
hould not be granted.
Aucf, DANIEL SEWALL, Clerk
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WARRIFD-At Gorham, Capt. ENocu PREBlr, VI
tins town, 90 \iiis Sally CRuss
- "a rhs town, Mr.. HUTCHINSON NoYrs to Mif
Pony SNow
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

HE nonrciident proprietors of the
a following Lots Of unmproved Land in the
town at B.Jio7rg aud county Of Hancock are hereby
nohcd thar The fame ale taxed ID tie bills committed
70 thc Sutierbof % collect for the year 1872 in the
reflective .nms following VIZ
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oRDdENEr--At Machi4s. Mr. MARsRtIrlD
STEELE, from Bouon, il Connecticut.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

sssre received by the lan mail TWO days later than
gors pu5hthed in The laa Gazette. The Gate Of af-
l.irs, however hAd not materially changed No;hng
ssGve yet % be learnt relative 70 Peace, Or fur
~ oroiscution Of the war.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

The Ian Bo0on paper announces, thar = letter from
J gentleman at Paris d az July II, received in ihat
evn, obfSTve' that 'he EuvoY~ very ecret a, 60
rs Frogrsis IF chs Negotiation lhey arc conducting
at whatever reports may Is current relative 60 the
ufaes they san have 70 better BATS .h.n conjecture
-Tha, he hoa.d write again y >Ir Tudor, v 10 was
u uke fal1sc with The rnyoys III The Portsmouth
fOcp Of war.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

n the cou.le of iv week, foty FIVE perfons,
molly children, died Of tie D,feotary II Pc
teTboroush, N. FL. and about tie fame number
in Anuim.
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NJ
Marine s55a Articles.
Port Of Portland.

Port Of Portland.
TrFSDAI, SEPT. Is.

4 Al ISi}Tly NJ EE4 10
Arrived, brig William, Robert M'Donaid, maj
ter. from Lvcrp10, 40 Days paiIIEe.
Sailed I'm company with hrD Au,uRa, Ravens,
for NcwyCrk Mohawk, Wotherby, Philadelphia
Apollo, Thutiton, Baltim 1rc Montezuma, ot Bal
tmort, bound "a tbs Cape of Hope a large mum
bcr Of other hips, and bries, CO. bound 70 df,r-
ent parts Of the United States, names unknown.
Left thert, beddcs aFreat number Of others, the
following ih'Ps Sally, w Lewis, to fail 70 2 few
tavs Corncla, B. Prince John Adams, ] Woo /;
John Phoebe, 4. Dyer, 20 fall 40 h AuEuf Ma
thon, s. Hartley, few davS; Pa,ke', 7. Trpu;
and HJbrrria, II. McDOnalj-all for Bottom. Brig
Fidelity, +. mPlOn, few days, tor P'-,imouth.
Spok'' lat. As, 70, long. ~, IS, nip Mary Ann
Hate bins, rs days out, bound tO London, aN well,
.7'. 5f. '', long 49, rs. froke mp Amazon, Cap.
MCLryIH, from BrRol ~ Philadelphia.
Thursday S,ti. IS.
.cr- vcd .choONcr Sharon, Capt. Shaw, 4, days
from Port L publican. Sailed IN company with
th-et Baltimore vcutls, ar fchO1ncr William,
Capt. Sod 'ari, tor N-wyurk. Spok- " S. I'D b
IrumouN, Capt, Jcw'tt, for Newlondon, with a
PRIZE iChoO1cr. The Trumbuil arrived Al her
defamation 0u thc I5th int with h5r pr1e, a
ichooncr q 1hou; % tons, with $50 pltlengers on
oo'rd, conAtnt az ntn, women and children,
with 4 large quantity NJ guns, clnathinl 81. which
i i tuPpottd they had iuf plundcrei from the de-
ttrcelois inhabitants Ut a imall IllnL IL the Wen
Indies
FRTDAr, SEPT. %.
ArI,yed brig Polly II. Lowell mater, a days
hom Mln;an7cs.
SATURDA1, Stb:. -.
Arrived brig Juno, Capt. J. Freeman, FROM ST.
Ihomls. The Juno had been captured hy the
French, and rctaken BY the Englhh.
On Friday Ian was towed into this port, fmall
ichooner 81 about twenty tons She was taken UP
al ica, without any pcrlon on bo7rd-her main
mat carried away. HouholI furniture, with 9th
ST articles, wert found On hoard. b. The papers
found IN Ter u appears the Captains name was
N9rthJ.
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The fhiP Merchant, fitzgerald, of this port, was
a Liverpool, by the iaG accounts.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22
PROPOSALS.

By chs PRESIDENT aud DIRECTORS Of he
blaine ITsG Marine IHJmanrcCombary,
IT THEIR oFEIcr n riH.srSsEr, POSTPAID.
For lniuring HOuieS, Stores, and other
Buildings " all kinds, againt Fire.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

( On The aaniverf1ry Of the r4h July, Lvcrrx
EBoNArARrE pronounced an CITATION in the
Temple # Mars II Paris III which, tracing
-ahe progTeis Of he revolution, he makes the
following remarks
E " Philoiophy. which had forefeen the revo-
sllIi3n, withed @ direct Is operation; but VIII K
avail the tkd W the plot agairf the force rF
all the winds let lorlo AZ once Often did the
3rienIs of th-ir oou rJry rrefenr barrier which
tihey tho'r inv'ncihle, but which the torrent, I'D
Us oourie, loon lwept away; lame were az
tcouraged, and gave way ro the form others
died, the vi9ims Of its fury and LIBERTY,
ddguifed and Jihgurei bee Ime the iport of
factions and adatlins Theme came the DAYS of
IpouTnjlg, aud years " wreJcheJnei5 thence
proceeded our civ wars th0ie times belong 10
the annals al human mlLn-is
E FurJh.- M he fAvs-" In The mi1R OF the
! Rorm, IN VIII j darkness covered all eyes; en-
That tenPejuOus lc1, ljtared from every point
i by contrary Wnis, what hand could firmly
Abold the helm Neither the crew nor the pilots
Rthemlelyes knew the couril hy which they ought
: 70 proceed. livery one wandered II uncertain
q ny, IN the midi OF ;emTcts every one armed
shmelf, and R-uck 40 har.-5 the mott faith
tul ally was often neglected. while The Randard
ct biz enemy was followed"
E While ne bellows the mccd of praue OF the
ikill and yalour Of ''thc y armies Of the Re
public, combating al Europe," lie tys-
FWithin, folly overthrow every thing-fury
was IN the forum-Prolt,iPton waved her re-
Alentlefs fword over our hclds-liberJy, every
where dilguIed in our cities, felmeJ only A
fGry 70 the fuifor;ng nation the monuments
which decorated our cit.es were mutilltcd, or
threatened with dedTu1on-ia i WORD, rcalop
Twas exilcd-".
Such is the horriI pi3ure Of he French Re
Pollution. which l. BonaNart, prelents to his
fc1untrymen. lie uics i like I man Of fenlt,
70 Gop he revolutionary whecl-to brighten
Them, /! p2liole, by the terrible recollection Of
pat evils, from repetition Of the crimes
which produced them and 70 induce a lrrt OF
feoncorI wrich he iAv5 is 20 repair all their
nistortuncs." III future (rys he) TT ther
Qualifications arreH The hand OF him who ina y
Titd think without thuijering On new revo'u-
81 hoas Of which, I'LL The Temptation Of their
EdreaJful criis, no o7e can pronounce whether
they will bc productive VI gooj, OF Of The great
cit evils"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

When the Gauges arrived in the Delaware
eleven Of her crew had the y,llow fsvcr-3
have hnce died, the Others are conv4lclccnt,
and no new caG-s have occurred.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22
OBITUARY:

7" ------ --- Death conqucrs all
Tbs cunnirs 0ltlIman, ana thc folder brave,
No mo N, fAtl, darts can Chun
Than can the feeble timorous Air.
Alike they victims fall,
And here cu. ia ale found"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

ATTENTION!
Y HE Portland Federal Volunteers,
are dehred Ia meet W HE C.ra.r S-isel Hslr,
tomorrow Evening, Sept 2sd al o'clock, without
arms 4 punttual attendance is rcqpeacd, as parti-
cu.ar huhn'i' y IL be la,d hct X the company.
by orA.r m a., Captain
Thomas Motley, Jun. CLERK.
Sept -.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22
THF FFrFP ~.

Nar'5N, Sept o DeSths tor The aR four
days, twenty thee; new eat,s Of the fever,
htty two.
BIh.msrr S.at ~. Deaths The Ian "A hours
Thirty Ei5ht-hck, in hofpit4l, ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

i no periOn ihaII apPear g diicharge
the 9loreft and All intervening charges o. ur
before Monday the fri day of D--rrztrr next a. ten
% the clock n che forenoon to much Of fAid Land
viii d'ich4rgr the FAM will then be io'd Al Public
Auction. AZ thc Store of Mr.. ASA PEABODY in BuckC
town, according 70 law.
ANSON LANPULR,
CoH9rr " 81 t.tga tt 1899.
R.Jaerr7, 26b -ty;gf 1850.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-22

The Supreme Court was held in th. town during
te aa week 1erecably th7 new arrangement, in tbs
Ietiei,ry. The Judges pro,cu; were ,he Hon. Medr'
Bradbury, Ssw4Lt. and srnorc, and ton Mr.
Sullivan, Il Attorney General "A pertinent Charg-
va' delivered y Julsc BsaosyHr on open ns thc
sour;.
4 CAP; Richard DtRsr. ot ths town, is f,id 10 h-
PPoiulcd % The command ., the trgatc Cf41-I
Goa.
f 4 London paper fays-Amcri,7n flour Re.
eurcs nearly double TIE quantity " water u
nike it INTO bread chan IL uit1 IL cadrng
EngHh -four, and hcn.c il is mott profit
able, itore 81 lhe former will make : lbs s
b. & bread, VIII Tie }ater yields only is Us
8 q
The ROYAL Society Of Copenhagen have
propoiej an 2 private queHian, II Who were
;he people y ho diiooveic d America previouly
10 the Norwe6ians, and hnw far fouthward the
siitovsrics ct that people extend :"-Reipec-
hng this que1i7n. The Norwsgilns are lul to
be Poiith-d Of many curious documents.