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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

SerringaPatam, VIII Oh. previous and rlbC--
qusnc t' the i7ge, wI, sba7do7eI hy 7l .as ot
IT'S inhabitants, is again rslort-d oh e
ierted villages in It's environ have been repaired
ana rs2eoPied, ana th= Count a1nrt IN .a WI
higher &ate of cultivation than eve-.-Crely
ia5onr Is devoted r1 dr4n;n1 otf lha water a-
Jhs Mool.uti's-i Lake, and with bl- .-sf-
incotfs. This imm-n.- rc.ervoir VA, kent no
by natural and lri1-ial mounts. art bY asa \.
ct ual1-s w-t-Iad GA -4Eeunve tract OF Coun,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
Q1O 81
II Oo0 So


bee ftat ar- verified by The Tred'ary Re-
/. of Ill. a -c01nr between the United State7
ne, marked N' 1878 FL lac Auditor.
olt mar kei NJ $500. on which is inao-
'a9 ComF.roIePs Cert hcat-. and b. the
Tiers Certificate OF Inc haal fct,lemant Of
acc0uut.
.a ientmea,s IF eae5m and regard I am &c.
John JAY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

Some months Gnoc Portucuefe hip rE.i
from Goa, for Maeoa, having Senior So,4
Joaquin AZ SOUS. Governor Of Timer, with
his wife and family On board. "a his wav Wy
his Settlement. On th1ir P76.g4 thev en-
coun.ered heavy gales and in attending IVY
make Lark Bay, TIE yeiel truck. and weat
10 P.ec-s. There were near $50 pzr.oss W.
bars, AM rs, "j.h t-e Governors La5r. p-r-
i.heI, together with the entire ola vliu.be CIR.
60. The Governor was with d.fficu tv live
H=reml'ned at MacoI The beginning ct his
year, and was preparing for IFS journey Il
Iimor, by the route of Am5oyna.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

F,.= 7HE5UN, 9-.gs,s y P..yf.ii. c,55sr. County,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

RI ca1l advanced 10 an American gen-0 Dbl on.
pan IN The llrvicc ofthc United states ,,, w,
HEoie accom- vi.h the public, wa -
fgtd with itby tbs TreatlrY,
/, p amount IF nv order ~ ,hc Blnkcr,
f-vour ol NIX. PI>cE>EY. tl1 was then
American MIuiH-r al L-nLou, to- 5,-o y,
fund for ezP-ncc- rupe2ug Cap
FCatss, " w accounted lUr by him II
2 iu7er,
!. csh Pzi4 ~ mo p IT'S Treacarer 425 9
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

IN = ~ t--.ltl n llTI1 . n 5Ts -oa7ly.
re the milton Of Governor Jay to Creathrtain has
been made the iol-ce of mash cs.umny and n re
pretentatirn F.1.9 T-a:5 re4leGs the Editor OF
tbs sun toPubih 'he ;nlto.ed stter, lha, his rca-
ders may fee h5w crci.y the ezPeale5 Of tzt niiioa
have been .xzgge-s.ed; a0l how immediately tie
Envoy hinlet Ia oesn ana continues 70 Be Aander-
"a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

noxious worms, the caterpillar q the 5aJls bin orpea
besle, 10 particular loon as the birds we're de
nroyed, the reptiles had full leave to multiply: the
conlequsnce was the lois Of the gTaG IN 1910
when the New Bnglanders, ate rePeatants, were oo-
ligsd 10 get their bzy from Penniyvania. and even
from Great britain"
This may be confdered as a cafe in paiut-Manv
other animals alto claim your protection, and I an
Eorry TO find fever2 celebrated authors have uttered
their prejudice fulpend their enquiry after truth
while they dclcribe amin ais IS noxious which, on
fuller inveGigatioc would be found highly urcfal 70
man fuch the Noodpeckers.
They furely fuperf-iaI obfrvers who FAY, thofs
birds deitroy fruit If they pick holes in
the bark what is it for BAT 10 get the worms thar
they hear gnawng within, which if left alone woul ID
ipeedily 1ap whole orchards thus infead Of fuch
Quantities Of choice pippns we mould not have en-
ge apple tree left to give fruit Behdes, does not
che beautifully variegated pumage Of the woodpec ker
delight the eye, pats along the road, or ramble
through the foreR Are their thrill notes A fine
contra the cooling turtle-dovc How peaGng theft
varieties Of warblers Even the rattle which the
woodpeckers fometmes make on the roof Of the barn
il infinitely more Peahng ay ear, than the rub-a-
dub of the folders drum, the cangor of the trum.
pets found-the fore-runners Of rapine aad murder
Thole numerous birds that live on flies of various
kinds, how Immediately ulefu to man and other ami
mails, who have comfortable dependence on the We
getable creation for food Then wherefore kill The bird
which deitToYs a numerous aud iubtle enemy
The cham Of mutual dependence may be traced il
ihouiand turns, and the dfcontented grumber hould
b taught 10 know, that this world was not made for
hin alone.
Not TO extend further in Newspaper address,
vii conclude with an earnef endeavour to defend
very harmless and uiefu tho hated reptile ! mean
the bLet and CATER Snakes. They the farmers be
friends, as they feed field nice and other animals
which might otherwifs increafe too fan. Examine
their mouths, and you will find that they have n
fazgJ inf & poifon-their fmAl teeth will not hurt
90 much as the icratch of 6reF pin An extended
acquaintance with thele and numbers Of other animals
of country. would have at Leaf the advantage of
curing Of delefs fears and havifh antipsthies and
thus give Us freedom TO contemplate the beauties Of
nature thereby to promote fentiments Of benevoence
20 an.-Such is the with of c. w. PEALE.
1fnCnr. Tn. IL r2on
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

Perhaps Mr. Jeferfon's mode Of governing in &
Of his promotion the head Of affairs, cannot Be b
Ger Por raytd than by the iublequent exira6 from Il
matte painter Of the human heart, SblEs9sers
fhould really feL,n that this ipeech was written D.
poieIy for the American philosopher.
Ia the Commonwealth, would by contraries
Execute all things for no kind Of traffic
Would admit no name Of magiRrate;
Letters ihoud not be known riches, poverty,
And ule Of lervicc, none; aGts. fucoefGon,
Bourn, bound Of land tth, VINEYARD, none;
No ule az meta, corn, or wine, or oil;
No occupation; all men idle, all
And women too, but innocent, and pure
No lovereignty
All things "a common nature fiould produce
Without fweat o. endeavor treafon, felony,
Sword, pike, knife. gun, need Of any esgine,
Would rot have but nature fhould bring forth
Of its own kind, al foizon, all abundance,
TO feed my innocent people
would with luch perfection govern, 6r,
To excel the golden age"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
PHILANTHRoPIc LOTTERY.

- THE 15lcribsr regrets beihg msdei'
tbs Heeay of Informing t52e qUbs bavs not JET re-
ee'vrd their Prir m0ny for Tickets PrcbaJr4 of BIN,
~ the fsq claG fid l0ffeyy that after repeated a8
piieafiozl bs uaakA 10 o5t4AH omtbe by03ri.f9y.
Il Is nscGUy, therefore, 10 fad them to tbs Lohery
O6Ers No. 80, C2ra5H, B92oa, g0bere t5ey qvR bazs
a yle5i 10 dsUia7d t5s amount.
T59t Jt1y 1Jao bzvf PurcBajs8 ia s5r bcoad cl4G,
are J9CnrI fbat tie lr0eUzg, agreeably Ia b- b5f
P9ast1sEt, zgaj 70 t3mmsHes on ZbuyjaaJ l7f. ~,
moaJ ayiEng from f5e Jaie5 Of fbs fame, zpH "a re-
faiqrd " Jafnty t5e buytbaGrn Y bigbly improper
toadua nt5s tra1aaing Eaid bttery, ba5 nsd4le2 ne
10 dytoHti7ne TIE /ale eftbs ticketI
E. "A. jerks.
Portland, SEPT. I, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
PRESIDENT ADAMS.

Z an snlwer to late Address from body Ct citizens
N the State OF Northcarolina fys" Fer y years, my
Sfd bas Sss7 % entirely oPrS and f4gy96ai 7Oib fAbHs
f' as baVe not been able to giys ueb attention any
g a. WbateVsy 0DaztaFes tB5 country nay bays derived
Ey'b 5yts, zvG hey bad been peB greate,, and
~ sg9zabA. faay d5adVsHt4gc5 6ive ysIledrog ben
tsp tby zVi4 b Paonsd he fla Of i1vslgnta,y eyyoy-
or zoiA b bald % y no e I'D Tbs country zgib
pre- mention, Or fyos mare dfrisy59sS asofives.
7az nay rely pton ibis, b4t as On he one B4E5 THryr
pa oVs 7osy, or et it. 70, tbs Psgye Srs bouv 9H-
o. e 0bey Pail eogszt to aga4 H. but a5ar 5oror-
stls terms
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
BEAUTIFUL
IragPare@t RsbrSlsatations.

JOoL AkNIVFD HUM EUKOPE1
IND to be )eeH at the CQLUMBIAN HALL,
rem TyssDAr to SATURDAr nest, fran 9 e'elack
"a The morning III 9 IN TIE e0eaixg,
!. "a itriking experimentation of the
engagement between the two fleets Of Lord NELSON
aud Admiral BRUTEUx the mouth or tile Nile, dur-
ing he night If the ut and u June, 1903
he FOyisat Is een in blaze, and the fire is 70 vel
initiated that would iupPofe her to be actually
burning. This view taken by gentleman Of &C.
nus on boa q an Euglh man Of war while this dread
fu icene occurred.
2. A view Of the,terribIe Eruption
Of Mount Et4s, in the year 1893
8. The frightful Eruption Of E5fuUia5
il The year 1894
4. The Defeat Of the Grand Attack
made by TIC sez7i4yiy on G5yaFar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
From the saIem aszettc-Aurufl r6

From the Salem Gazette-Augun 20
TIE French d9a'tfa Aneican ps7;lf IN Es1abe 4!
The lhip Amazon, Capt. Parions, belonging
to the late Marion Walton, Elq, Of Boa6n, is
taken by French privateer, after a gallant de-
fence, and lent ilto Corunna. She was bound
to Lilbon, and from thence to India. The
following extraa Of letter from Mr.. Jofeph
Bowditch, Of this town, to his father, relates
fome Of the particulars the ACTON -
Comma, June
{" arrived here this day, on board French
Privateer 10 good health On the 9th at II
O'Clock, in lat. A. long. z5,we fell in with this
fhiP, when an engagement commenced, and
continued until quarters pat'4, P. M when
we were under the neceility Of hauling down
our flag. She proved to be a fhip of fixes
and 4 twelves, and in the engagement worked
twelves and fixes on a lde, againt tours
and fixes. The a9ion was fharp for about
two hours. Our fhp was very much cut about
the fails and rigging, aud received number Of
ibot through the hall. We had one boy (Jobn
Ellis, Of Gloucefer) killed, and the fecond off.
Ger badly wounded, but not 70 bad a to be dan
gerous.-An the rea efcaPed unhurt. This IS
The fPoiling Of great voyage, for he hip and
cargo will be condemned, without doubt.
p ST. find there has been treaty made
with Frsnce--that is, all American veGels that
will put up with their infults in being Rop.
ped and leaTched, they will let Pals.''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
COMMERCIAL lNFoRMATIoN.
hFiraa 2f7 letter rom gentleman, in otss, at S. T
Io Lu r1rreLtoe9ert y Bin - 7 &c

H@1T2 y letter ro7 gentleman IN ot-s, 81 TBar7atJ
% y" forygpoT5sTt II B3aor, ing I, 1900
IN May lat three neutral lhps failed from Surrin-
am uider convoy join the Brl feet, al ST. Kites
and from hence % proceed Europe On their arri-
val ~ 81 Kits they fezed by the commander Of
the Brtlh men ofwar there for breach of the laws
Of fFade and have been condemned; ahho' they were
feguiary cleared our paid the duties and took the u
gar, "c oy Perndlon OF the Governor Thele extra
Ordinary proceedings have ENCOURAGED other command
er5 OF men OF war to make further fixtures Two day
ago me oarque Galen, Capt. Abby belonging to Sa
lem was TENT into Tortola by the Severn for having
!usar and cocoa on board which fie took in at Trim
ioada by tie Permhon Of the Governor, the duties
were PAID and every requiGte complied with, as ap-
pears by regular clearance from the Governor and
other officers and fhe failed from TrnAdada about the
IS n ult under convoy Of Briuih Hoop of war with
other veiles mention ID 5 for the benefit Of your
merchants trading to Demarara Trlnidada, Surrnam,
&c. whole interefs have much at heart"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

intends 70 run Bis Gage lie Whole difanee.-It msG
be the win Of all who love 10 fee indutrv and n,rr,
veFance rewarded thai Mr. Paine may reap adysnssoe
from hls undertaking. Thofc who may have location
to travel to and rom the wsavard are congratulated
that they can now be Accommodated IN Raee with
out Being fbiett 70 the brutality and nfolencc Of
G9gs Proprietor at Portlmouth
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

letter from Cape Francois July go, 1ates that
ioutian IS in Polefdon Of the iouth Of ST. Domingo
and thai Rigaud is gone Off
Accounts from Curacao, Auguft mentions that the
Vengeance juf about failing; having recruited a
sfew OF soc arong from the different priyaeers, sc.
The Enghih and Batavian governments are negocia-
1ng for commercial intercourse.
Late tngiih paper mentions the expectation Of a
seutFa peace in soRlequence Of Buonapartes victories
A highway robbery has lately been committed near
1ew-Yofk.
Gea. Mslas had two horfes (ot under him, in
t1e battle OF MarenEo
Luaiee Bonaparte, Fre7cb Miaifer of tie Interior,
sa5 drsSeda eelebra1sd art9 10 brepare bur Of
" aih,ngton, tor f5f faLare stbs gaAayie5 ef TIE
fhnilleries.
a comfortable Ere happened at CharleRou, Sc
~ tne Sth uIt. About dwelling houfeB and ie-
sfsfai back houies, were confirmed.
I, The fire, faid to have happened al Orrington, On
fsooPicoi river, turns chi mere fabrication.
me Salem Impartial Resiler, fay5 the word iaeo5iu
\ without anY real fgnEtston ID Ills country. Mf.
.asen aherton.7aeo5ia really fgnifes an op2ofcr
oe who 5etrays tbs country, and bis friends in ano-
Il IA Gndelaood hat Mir JosIAH PAINE Of this town,
e eont5a6ted with he PolnaGer-Ceneral to convey
II mail between M place and Boron and that b.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

THE Perion who took two dozen
a. Knives ana Forks from hon-s " rbis toun.
about one montRfnee viii fave the roubis Of furthe-
Pu7,'eation by delivering them u III TrN3's III
S'Fnarn without delay; or at he houce fr m whence
NJ ,ook them, and no quehons wiz 5e aGed
p land Iyr.R Z
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
PhiIadelnhia. Ancnfl ~

Philadelphia, Augut "a.
Haviag al length engaged q genfIc0lan Of difia-
galbed taieHtJ 10 gP IN qUritigg Hjfo,y oftbs Life
Of tbs la!e GEN. Pzbigatoa t5iI zv9rk avM DC imne-
diatciy eo1meaced md zyW BE- completed as exbi1i-
tiOaqy fbs nature ofacb an Hadevfakiag qVW per-
NIT
BUSHROD WASRINGTOM
6Egu9 1879 IRco.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

DIED. AT Biddeford, the a5th int. Caroline
Amelia Mellen, aged four yeara and half, eldeh
child OF Prentifs Mellen, Efq.
" Early brig hagf.at-fbgfe a. Noy1Hag de7v
b" Sbs be3oW d-7Ua5 ex5aFa-qa9 aren't to Heaqe4 -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

The Salem CIzafe Of IAN TueCday, lays, YeRetday
the Electors Of the Third Middle DiRri gave IN their
votes for Federal Representatives.
We have never witneGed 70 high degree Of cleo
pioneering pir in this town, as was dilolayed by the
importers Of captain Crowninfhield. Their efforts
were not foley directe1 the dinributing of votes
for their candidate Beides poGeGing thcmfclves Of
the avenues TO the CourtHOule Chamber for that pur
Po!e, much pans we're taken 70 impress the public
mind with abhorrence of Mr. Read. among other
means his name was printed, and circua cd with the
arms OF Great5ritain attached thereby ininuating
by hgure much ir1nger than words could exp eis,
that Mr. Read was ready to facrice the nterens of
bis own country holc Of Britain The iiIue AZ The
eiethon ows how lucceisfu bele bafe mealurcs have
BEEN
mr.. Naibaa Rsa5, Of Dznvsrs zu4s tie FEDERAL
candid ai GHs captain CreqenEi.a 9Salez zta Be ee-
foH'Tt-a39eyfes ty FL tie f5Vs jaeo5huI f5e fyuvl
and IaiFAR rIALsTs ID probable ~ later candidate Is
ELEeTEDl
This is another proof Of tina, perfeverng activity
and intrigue Of the jacobins which now hatters them
with the accomplishment Of their darkef deGgns -
Yes Federalns while you are repoGng in that cafe
and eoI5de9ce which it is true, the virtue of your
caue leads you % exPec, your enemies are buy for
Warding your deitTuctIon And without fpeedy exer-
ton the barque Of your political fafetv will be fet
adrlit on Jetron's ismb19gogs {ss 81 liberty :; nor
can 4 again ind haven till il lhall have pafed the
red JsI Of cvii warfare-Fo the indullry-with viii
the jscobins ddeminate their fsh0Cds and Asnders,
may We attribute their iucecfs. prefes in d ferent
places under the fpecious name Of nb4yify arc cnab
lIthed at the expenfe Of wealthy individuals and
their papers and pamphlets put into the hands of aIl
their adherents who read or get Others 10 read
for them Il iuch As thefe are pfed withou-
itrenuous meaiures for countera6ing them every vile
dcmagoguc in the nation may foon become \ cIlizEN
REFREsENTATTvE."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

NEW CENsUS-The new cenfus or the United
State Is now taking. The number of inhabitants in
this town is 1917, including perfons Of colour
u 10 the number was z,z4o-An increafe of 1887
Inhabitants in ten years.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

e THE Columbian Pbenix No. 2, is
no7g ready }orJ a5fy5syi pend fy e ~ jerks Book
Store. CT Tine psJj9aj mdt5te4 f5r f5I baLLcatga,
are re7Qsfsd 10 Isgd J9r he RUNNERS aosg ea baad
and pay tbe amoa1f due f5r fberH
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

8 !. e

On Mopdag, TIE l5t5 Of September,
AT Eleven clock, a I'll a Mr. MlLL1sEa's Tavern.
Noiby1rmon5
GEVENTY-SLA acres Of good Land,
~ part wood and part cleared through which rn14
the copaty road therefore will make TWO dii-
tntt farms, though imah Both divilons are applied
with water.
III t5s f1=s ti1s aJ5 b Bey5l9,
a large and commodiouS Store,
with an acre ana one third VI Land, and new built
Barn htuated the Corner 10 cailed) near the up
per Falls Notes with eudorCer Al reafona6lc
time, " \ b taken for part payment. Inquire for
iu' ther particulars Of Mr.. LEVI CUTTER near the
premifcs -Alqsf az
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

Ih- United States frigate C9HgTs5, was fPokeu
Aug "a. lat. 80, 10 long. 81.
re VI ~ Schooner Eatsybyize, S5z7g, carried FyeaeB
RI sf'sr NE g. KEs, Ty a. SIC Aofsi &c guns bad
10 1is7 '4bt 50 oa4fI, All bad ssa ka sqa q0oa9
e. ~ 0-sff,ize lad oaly r7sa R5fy zpan75.d TBs
fy'5' valsbs from 5s quantity " 72y %. Bud o4 Ee7y
far' q Te5l|b 11ls fa&sA az n StluG vBbs By bse s-
hooters.
7be z Figafr Cosartiar, eog-z,4ors Tablet, a,iyed
IT b9'''' S4H5ay dug a. Jr0n Of IA asat5s Of w.
D0,iiago.
W6ic f5s FrgIfe Cog8isou zg4s ~ Cqs Fraqeg;, Gu
4oys and b5 m entertained on boqyi and isf zyt5
aE56rge Of 5 guns. III coming sf tbe hay5orr Js
gaze set Ggroags 5at voab tie 151zes n ne ss ria4a Gar
tain VDas zen e'at ag-a JAs 5 voa5 eoqp9yisg feet
Of Aa7srisaa', f5s Brj6 @p Aaiyaz1be c4ue auoag item
and ye7uFe4 PsrFa 70 1slks examination b! coz Tq
boz 7vaad ao sr IL and tie AaIromre5s i t5e fsst-TBb
@p hoVS'Ny baf Pre7iogey eebuyeJ PIP from India o
NevO 9ork 7be Co5eetio4 aeee "a t5s Cc-31ua4 G5aa
fb 81 D27'Hg0 Faoa T5s Tru@5a4, Heyaid and A4ga9s
acre ol5 ~ t5lf fati94
Brig Wia'an, M'bonea 81 da1s firm Porrzaa3, zg4s
PotsH tune 50.
TIE Colanbgs, vybeg Nip b1s arjv.g al M.ry 19l Pan
France end by'agbt dgPabss /yo or baee Eayoys, zrai
fafea BY t5e French 80 months ago. nd yesfd tbs Spring
1t Aaiigpa, 80 4als laes brig - Byag4aa, Of K me
dek SIC Bat Been taxa " Fr4g,5 P,iv1tesy re igao-
rant Prizs-1E5as' red capt Brqgtoa to a4vgzts 6e 9
81, aHa Ls eoniat7ai bsy y 44ntgas.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
Small P0x.

a Ii perfons who with to have the
& u Small Pox, may Be inocuIated il the Hof-
pita on the WaLdo Farm, near Sroudwater RIVER
the fra Monday in September, Or either Of tn Toll
towing days III the fame week ;--where every ne.
oefary attention Will be paid them by Do6ors
applied with every thng they need, By Mr.. Pratt
On the farm. CePs Elisa6sfb, AagN Is,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
William Brown,

QfSrs for SAFE, a HangJSa1s 1g7arfaeaf of
Village Straw, and Norway
- Bonnets Satin B-avers; Fur'd Travelling Caps:
York Bands and Limerick Cloves for Ladies. The
above are offered whoefae Or REAR, At reduced
orces. Also
~ Boxes dippd CANDLES,
Bbls n. z RUM,
DO. If proof BRANDY,
Few dozen PORTER.
Porflard, Se5f I'll
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
THE LAST MAILS.

Furnihed icarcey article ofnteligence. The fol-
lowing aPpea's 10 be the mon important -" A letter
from s.. Sebaans, July g mentions that an express
had Jul arrived there from Paris which confirmed the
Intelligence that the negotiations with the American
Commifhoners had been fulpended No doubt fays
the writer, this informa ion viii enhance the price Of
Wei India produce "--Another account fays,
"Dtpatth hes from our ENJOYS have been received
al EewYork, and forwarded 10 the Secretary Of
State. They will be conveyed to the Preident in
ihe conde of the preient week. They are proba-
BY dated early il June. A gentleman has arrived
a New-York, who Jaw Mr.. Ellfworth 10 Paris, On
the Oh az June, who was in good fpirits Mr.
expected 10 fniih their Off ial budbsfs and to en-
bark for America by the fra Of Auguf"
Such unofficial and uncertain accounts IS ihcTe
however cannot prove very (aJisfatory the public
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interening fast, that in the cafe Of the fhip
Ehzs aud cargo Zone half Of which VS. awarded 70
the reeapoTs for alvage) tried before The Supreme
Court Of the United states, the queAon Of WAR OR
10 wAR, it relpeas the relative fiJuation Of the
United States and The French Republic, received
folenn AFFIRMATIVE
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Aho, the following
ELEGA PICTURES.

A mott delightful representation Of
about One Hundred Of the latea Drefes of Europe,
both for Ladies aud Gentlemen.
A complete fet Of the French Gen
er5ls-large fza
An elegant representation Of Bona-
ea,t.'' pafage to the Bridge Of Areois. mounted On
Aorle back y
Elegant views of PHILADELPHIA, in
GLIDING the building Of the Frigate.
The frf Funeral of Gen. WajbiNgfoh,
&c &c---Together, forming fcene that mutt Afford
latslaaion. The whole may he leen through Optical
Gaiies, provided for the purpofs.
Price ~ adnittance, as cents for grown perion5-
Half price for children. Portland, Sebs I.
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390rtlatto,

M0NDA1-, SEPTEMBER I, 1890
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ti' undslaood that MIR JOSIAH PAINE Of this town,
e contacted With he PoltmaGerGeneral to convey
e man between M. place and RoaOn and that b.
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BIZ ORDER or COURT,
On Monday The Seventeenth day9 March
next, at ten sff5s eioes IN tie fs,suoos,
nNE third part of piece of Flats
" Land, in Portland. in the county OF Cumberland
with third part of the wharf thereon tsndng,
monty called Weeks wharf. $50 iI1a"
ALTO, another piece of Flats Land,
h,uae nearly oppoGtc the houfe of MIR. Thomas Beck,
Portland aorefad, the fame being the fare of Flats
belonging piece of land fold by TuoMas CusmINo,
late Of faid Portland merchant, decealed, Samuel
M. Quincy. .t.., s...
ALTO, large lot of Land ituate in
in King Greet in the fame Portland with dwelling
Houe Handing thereon, and the other buildings The
fame, being the dwelling houfe of the fad Thomas,
except that part of faid lot and buildings which
et off the iubcber, widow of faid dsccafed, her
dover in her faid huibands eta,e. tt4f
ALTO, the remainder of faid lot lalt
mentioned, and the buildings and appearances fub
et only to the life e(tate of the ad tenant dover.
The above being all the real elate
whereof the faid Thomas died feizcd and poGefTed,
will be fold tn day above mentioned, the pre-
mites /; or 70 much thereof viii be fuiFcient to pay
the jun debts of the fad deceafed, with incidental
charges. =s.e~ ll 80 {. .
DATED a, Portland, The f5irS day Of tfl
february, daus Domiui 1900. ) .ss,e 6sff :.
Eleonora Cumming, 81
,fdyiuiAyafris ON Eiid Ef4fs. Ell