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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21

agent expecting to ne that he wilIed to have
fome cohverlation with commodore Dale) 10
tel him, as he was 70 get Piattic thar day, the
commodore had no obieaion 10 feeling him On
board the Pref tent, or at my houle on fhore
which he rel Ged, laying he would meet us at a
Tavern and no where elle. Indeed perceived
he was IrAing in the bufinefs, 70 that The Com
modore determined to 60 to fea with the lquad
ION, which be did this morning, taking with
him the flip Grand Turk, bound to Tuns with
the Ripulations, and the brig Hops Of Baltimore,
James Norman, commander"
E1frsa fom another Letter fran Mr.. Gaviao, dated
GIBRALTAR, JULY IS, 1901
4 have not heard from Commodore Dale
ince his departure. On the 18th inf. receiv-
ed few lines from Conlul Eaton, Of Tunis, il
anlwer 10 NINE Of the 18th May lat, inclofng
one from Capt. Laugh,on, Of The hip Grand
Turk accompanying The Bey Of Tunis PaGport
for his proceeding to iaId port, without his be
ng moeaed by che Trpoitans.
Yeaerday the United States frigate Phill-
de,phia was of this port fcnt off an advice
boat with dispatches informing Capt Baror that
the Tripolitan oruzers were hlll here, and, it
would ieem, were afraid Of going out. Capt.
Baron had been the day before at Taagier far
refrelhments.
I" made application to Rear-Admiral Sir
James Saumarez, regarding ire failing Of our
merchant v-hels, and ihc Tupoljt1n cruz Us IN
port who has promled, on beng apprilei III he
time Of falling Of he former taa, he viii detain
the latter twenty four hours.
On The 18th inf fre1 from AlgeGras Bay,
the three French lhips cf the lire, under Jury
mats, with the trigate eicorted Ny five Spanjh
and one Frer, h line OF bd,;le ih,Ps 1.-TWO Of
them SPaoiards Of ~ guns) alio three fritatcs
th4t came round from Caliz ~ take them 10
laid port.-Fve fail 81 The Britih fhips If he
line, Of - guns, -four Of which had been in the
late action, with f'jgate and a Portuguese oil
Az guns, went into tie Cur, and as locn as The
combined fleet got round Cat,ilo Point, THE
Fngifh bore down upon them. About II
Q clock At night, very wIrQ action commsnc.
el. which lated unii about one, when the two
SPl uiih ih.Ps' NJ ~ guns, and 400 men ~ all,
blew NJ, aud only about 40 men were lyeJ-
The Ex,Spanilh ibip St Antoni-, q "A guns.
now Offered and manrei Only with French,
uling f4id flag was aiken aaJ brought in. Al.
he EnyllIh thiPs could not com: ID action, as
they had huy httle wind ; two Of then. went or
AMI are cruzing Of Cadiz, where tire others
viii a.io 81 the 6rt wind, az thry have receive 4
very litte damage"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21

Capt. Star5uek. ofthe Harl.qa1n i-s,..
that he Vicery ot Lima, Ia, or5 4'' N II /
zure, of All vekel. having good. n s. i.
trace above the value Of Ioo dollar. ..''a
look out is kept on the coat. Two Wait. N
recently been taken and lert To Linz. MI, NJ \.
and nip from Ncoyo,k, Lacon5 MI W.
ihe was Condemned Id tats-he had 60
ing fme time, aud hadI5o.ooo dollar,i,Es
on board. The otk.r was The Cat1ar-. NJ
tor, p. Worth; and had gone wv Iin,
was taken on the coLA vi Gill ~
laar-s that 50 IN are politely ue4tej."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21
551L ESTABLISHMENT Nj

ACCORDING To late contracts naa .,.; NIX tbeass
Msacr GeneraI.,h contractors Tor 'ety nssaib az
the D,aritt Of Name, alsr5he Pf'I ~ NIX Il. b.or4
perform their l-ycra. 2outs 4 ,4r','5
Wl4Ggu, Poy.l17A 2@rt f %5aoallf /,
Leave Wl.40ca every Mo'a'5 .5,a1 ANS ''
Flidly ar4A. M. aui .rr'ys p F''''
I'm Z M rburida7 l' w
turd4y. ara M AID A'I'' 4 ~
days, 10y s p Nj. ~,
Leave po-rrrou.h every Mon1.! M i3ns5F
Friday, at4 \. M and arrive Al FO'' MI
8 NJ -, Tbsrldly y u
nrdlv. a.44,m. aaI arrive al "''9
o'." Portland. B.,sys,t ard ,r sscs1,.. /.
Leave Portland every ,'a3 !, y.cn %'1a'f
dsv.a,4.. n. and arrive at Porfl"'''
8 P IS,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21
TRENTON, SEPT. s.

TRENTON, SEPT. s.
EffraH 81 bfter from LeaIqgisa, d1ted 4fags2 J.
6 On Wednef3ay evening laa, an unfortu.
nate af4ir took Place be,ween the vile Of a
Mr. Phelps 6t Madilon county, and one This
daers The location Of this hocklng circum-
aance was cauled by fome money being mife5
out Of the dc1, belonging 70 Mr. PhelPs's
mother. Mrs.Phelps and ne ffer eliminated
each other; a violent quarrel arofe between
them; each teIorted 10 fcks, and after fight
ing iome time the filter went out and at in 4
char BY The door, and wilh-d 70 compromilc
he buiincfs; Mrs. Phelps told her thar II lhe did
rot throw her Rrck away Immediately, lhe
would make her d. it in the ihorteh manner ;
and immediately, took down a mulker which
being perceived by another If Mr. Pie P9 y
lIIters, fhe Immediately jumped inbe,ween them,
and c0deavored 10 turn the muzzle bat ibe
fired and lodged the contents, one bellct and
zen buck ihot, il The body Of her antagon.&
who expired il two hours after She remaioed
IN the houie until the co'pie WAS laid in the
collin, when enquirng Of one Of her neighhOurs
i The would Be hanged, and being n.werld ir
he affirmative, 1he took an opportunity 81
making her elcape, anJ had not been heard OF
on Saturday llR."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21
WARRINGTON, sEPT. 7.
AMERICAN SQUADRON.

L%tTad gi z AHeT tr0M tUHH GAPiN0J orr L0hlW
AZ Gibraltar, dl!.d
GIBRALTAR, JULY 4, 1901.
"Ou the 18th ult. arrived The Gales fchooncr
Enterprise, Capt. Sterrett, who bad feparated
from The fquadron intended for thele f-as, and
on the 20 anchored in this bay a TrPoitan
lhipo IS guns, i(American built) comman-
ded by their High Admiral, 40 Eugllh Rcnega-
do, married 10 the Balhaw's daughter aho
brig Of 10 guns and 40 men-Thsy are both
cruizers filling in company. They reported on
arrival to the health Office, that they had been
out 35 Jays and captured nothing, but wanted
watei-the Ptattic mater arked the Admiral il
they were at war with America, who fad they
were not On the goth arrived The Prehdent,
Commodore Dale. the Philadelphia and EGex
Irigates they anchored cole % the above
cruizers, who were under quarantine. imme
diately waited On the commodore, taking with
ne CoaGIls O'Brien and Cathcart's letters rela.
tive 10 The affairs IF Barbdry, &c. for his infor.
nation. He delivered me your favor Of the
z4th OF May iaR, the contents OF which have
duly noted, and permit me 10 allure you, that
every thing in my power to ferve The Commo
dore, his fduadron, and the nation 10 general,
thall not be wanting, and it will give me the
grsatett pealure. when can De ufcful to either,
AS il duty bound The Commodore made en-
qury Of the Admiral if they were at war q
peace with the United States he faid the lat
He th.n enquir.d if he left conlul Cath
cant well; he replied that be had gone from
TriPoli fortnight before he failed for Tunis I;
that he went ef lis own accord, and that be was
no friend to the Americans. likewife wcnt
a!ongGIe Of him yeAerday morning la his
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21

The commerce with Ans.;.
don paper IS increafed 70 rapiiIv i
ciences ariGng from IL. t5I5o, u. assith't;
branches 81 trade. ATE uot pers., u q p
general amount Of exports. W. ''o' p
America is chiefly Of cur own - 49,. \ l'r a
which makes 'he advantage thee H., -,a-ula''r
AS i would be, were Il WeR lnd;, .-'' A q
produce. Each perrin IL Ame,;. I 4ny z"
about z5Cworth Of Englih sood, :; i 'oalaT
Each Pcifon On the continent II F II i'aF
fumes about Ij6. u'Op'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21

MURDER
on Wednesday nigh. Ila, Mr. sarah
Crawford, IF Knox county. (Uhrlc huiblaI
was alleni. and who reGded with h-rI
lhiidren about 100 yards from hc tathcrsl
was mott inhum,nly murdered hyneEr7 Ja \.
the property Of Stephen Pat She Va. found
the nexr mutn'ng laying in lh- y+ld, one Of
th- mol thock ng r e ta-It- th4t cab br son
ceiycI. IL appears that ,h- hsj b,ea GrtnEIei
lrd othcrw.f iii uied un lie bed, s n.ooI
was founi thereon and on The luttrt which re
had ID the bed with her, and al crNards ira -r-
en- into tile ward Whe.e l4 was beat to tel.h
vi,h boarj aod claw himne5. Th,te
were fourteen wounds or her head, h.cc o.
winch penetrated 70 the lSu,i; her traaH aud
arms we're much bruiied, an1 one of them
broken
The pcrpetrator Of this horrid az was taken
aud committed TO Jail on Saturday lAlt. On his
lzamiUat.on a. coRIeiiej die ia9, and alkaow
lodged that ITS intention was 10 have gone 10
bel to Mrs Crawford, out liar meeting with
reliance he was induced to murder her.
"A court was called LAT Monday, and being
charged with tie murder, he confeHrd the
crime. The court after the examina.i at
wiJncfes, pronounced feotence, that he Goud
be burnt 70 death on the commons Of tbs
town, on 1uelday between the hours Of Ia
and O'Clock, which ftnfence was put II exc
cution in The prelence Of a great conc9urG. Of
people.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21
DortlanO,
M0NDAr, SEprEMBsp
---------...-,-, < 81, &.
THE SUPREME ~

Opened il this town Nj ~ '99oRT
the uflal religious fol.mn;S,', i.ay lal II
PAINE + delivered charge 70 . a. Us ton ia
fraught wilhthe mott uiefq i l., 'u1 Grand f
atoms on Che duty of Juto-s. ,b. M ,olieaos.
dency Of crimes in general, ap NJ No que aaia
ing, extent, and derivation IF = '-' 'Fa; "
the law Of the Iand.-Tb. y s'41'' d.
week at Halloveu. ~'lItvl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21

Lat week two f:1men obtained leave # 40
fence from their commanding officer a, Catham
IL 60 to London, t1 les their yves They
travelled together, and ID their rival dGcov
cred that they were both married to G,e fame
woman. whom they found n the poGe1ioH Of a
81 hul6and from all whom the rec iv-d pen
GaRs according 70 the rul=s ot tha navy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21

The Vermont annual sIeaio,.
taken place. Gov, Ticbeaor. W. ,r'I' la'' a
re elected I; and the Legifatrrs. !; ,'1la Ab
will continue FEDERAL .EP.H
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-21

ny TIC arrival or rhe CaIsn 4; B5aoo frou Ioa IoD
psq.fs 70 Aueuf ?.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17
lBbevty 337D Sale.

Two hundred and forty acres
of excellent FARMING LAND, lying
IN the county of Loudoun, about 4 miles
from Leeiburg, and one mile from the
turnpike. road leading from thence to Snic-
ker's Gap, being part of Scotland Traef,
formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Melton.
A HOUSE and LOT ,eligi-
bly, 6tuated, in Fairfax-frect, Alexan
dria, IN the pofeflion Of MIR. Charles
Jones, coachmaker. q
A 10 T in Dumfries, on
which are built a frong and con,modious
hrick dwelling houfc and kitchen, TIA
bic and granery-in the occupancy of Mr..
Efine Smock. This meiluagc, from its
vicinity to the creek and. other local pro-
perties, is well calculated for perton in
the grain or tobacco busneis.
If the frt mentioned property is
mot previouny difpoicd Of by private bar
gain, it will be expofed to public fale
at Mrs. Myers tavern, in Leeburg, on
. the 9Th day Of April next, being the fra
day of Loudoun county court.
For terms, application may be made to
MIR. Thomas Harrifon, Dumfries, or to
COLIN AULD,
Camer0n- /e,eet, Alexandria.
February ?. mw&ftf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17

For Sale, or to be Lca/ed,
In the City of Warrington, and poiIetlion
given immediately,
A handion1e, well-hnilhed
three tory BUILDING, on New Jerfey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling on the fouth of
1t on Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are we'll ftuated, and will always COM
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the welt, as
we'll as of the Potomac and EaGern Branch.
The houle contains 70 convenient rooms,
executive Of garrett and cellars.
fold, United States flock, or flock in
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and agood
title given; or, if leafed for years, the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to Mr.. Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the fubCcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17
The high bred imported Horje
p y N G. H

" Ill cover mares this feaGon At
William Powcrs's tavern, -Four Mile Run
between George Town ard Alexandria
at 7'qyenty DolAars each mare, and Or,
Do}zar fer Tie groom.
The following is ascopy ola certificate
from fir John Lad, bart. the original Of
which may be fsen by applying to the
tubfcriber.
L0naan, .Tau.I1, 1900.
15isis to certity tb0t Punrh au0s POI BY
King Hfrod, hisaam BY cid MGyAe, sranl
dam BY the Cutler A,u5ion, great eraxd
dam Blaekeyes, by Regulas, great great
grand dem BY Grab, great great great
grind dam by The Wayhck GaNoqvey.--
lbis bor<e 4y0s ny proteriy AID /5M Nm.
Powers.
JOHN LAP.
Witneis-7bomas Bullock.
~. b. He 4von forty tqro dI;6fssvas
plates, bsfdes matches nnd Ctveekaakes,
7rhis in TIE ba2sD;ou e1c fir Jshu Lad,
barr.
Good grafs for mares at half doIla.
Per week, and every attention paid them,
bat not liable for accidents Or efcares.
The money to be paid at the time OF
covering CIR before the mares are taken
away.
WILLIAM POWERS.
February III. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17

To be Sold.
Oh The fya day mA1,W next, qyN be eT.
b9/ed to SaAe, at the Red Hogh,
A NJ | L l.,
With about 500 Acres Of LAND
ndJomiug, yftu0ted ou Brad Kim, IN
Prince WVliam eonnty, belo7u BafS-
land.
The MILL-HOUSE is two fories hssh
and has two rair of fones in it. It is isid
to be 6tuated upon tie bea aream in that
country, and the feat as we'll calculated
for mill as any upon that fream. AS
have not lately feen the premiGes | cannot
fay in what condition they are at preient,
/ would therefore recommend it to tho'c
who may be inclined to purchaie, to view
them before the day Of fale.
The land will be fold with the MILL
One-t third of the purchafe money will be
required in hand, and the other two
thirds in annual inNallments. The puro,
chafer fhall receive his deed upon the ffl'
payment, but mortgage will be reqa'''
cd upon the premifes to fecure the rellou''
THOMAS SWAMI,
Aftorwey far 1obU Ni5|on.
January 81. law2''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17
City Tavern Sc Hotel.

Clly dVcTn CO Hotel.
The Subicraber returns his
fincere thanks to his cuftomers for the IL
beral encouragement he has received, and
hopes to merit continuance Of their "a
vors. He requefs all perfons indebted to
him to come forward and fettle their ac-
counts, on or before the irft day of April
next, otherwife fuits will be commenced
for the recovery Of the fame without re-
fped to perfons.
From the many difficulties experienced
in collecting the fmall fums due him, he
is under the necefity OF giving this pub
lie notice, that after this date he will give
credit to no perfon whatever.
JOHN GADSBY.
January II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17

The Commonwealth Of Virginia,
to the Sheriff ofFaiyJax Coun-
ty, greeting
You are hereby command
cd to fummon Abrnbam UIGer to appear
before the Judge of the High Court of
Chancery, at the Capitol in the city of
Richmond, on the 9TH day of next term,
to anfwer bill in Chancery, exhibited
againf him, Robert Dowthat and Others,
by Robert Young and Philip Richard Fen
dali, under the firm Of Robert Young and
Company. And this he fhall in no wife
omit under the penalty of rool.-And
have then there this writ.
Witnefs GEORGE WITHE, Judge
OF our faid court, at Richmond, this 10th
day of June, 1900, and in the z4th year
OF the commonwealth.
P. TINSLEY, &C.
FEB. 2o--Iaow)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17

Ricketts,, Newton s. Co.
H.4TE RECEIVED,
III aaaitisu to their .tormey Pack, a /abbly
etribe 1oAlo1vwg GOODS:
BruHclls and Scotch Car
Peting-Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicoes,
Caflimeres,
Handlomc RegiAer Stoves, with Steel
Tenders,
Shovels and longs,
A handiome ahortment of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books,
Bill and Bank Books, SC.
Gentlemens' fashionable Hats,
Do. Drefing Cafes complete,
A handfome afiortment OF Iapann'd and
Silver Ware-elegant Tea Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, ard COAT
ers, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Plate Warmers,
Pebble Watch Seals and Gold Chains.
February rs. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-17
FIFTY Dollars Reward.

FIFTY Dollars Reward.
Whereas fome malicious
and evil difpofed perfcn or perlons, have
been in the habit of breaking down the
Trees planted On the front Of. my property
in Prince itreet and tearing up the cafes,
| hereby offer reward OF Fifty Dollars
for the difcovery Of the perpetrator OF per-
petrators, 10 that he or they may be brought
ojuitice-to be paid on conviction.
VIM. HODGSCN.
March 3. d1zt
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10


?Gg"ad + flt f5f an l9f 80 II t5I ci@f @'
ayatCH Blank 5000 PrizfI zyU ~ llbi-7 t1
II ded47i5a W r1 ia bfr ea4i.
z1 Xxx Shares II the Canal Mills, Gc. viii be con-
Veycd Ply the Proprietor, refeTving hnlgf the priv
IeRe ot redeem ~ the fame al any time within two
years from me time of drawing fuch hsres, he pay
in3 the amount Of luch prizes ii money. and twelve
per Gem. Ter annum interef To TIE time o[ uch
dempuOn
iIEht inipetton of the foregoing GENERAL
SCHEME, will thew that the Taft cafs contains
an uncomm1n number Of valuable prizes. 10 fe
cure chance fol befe prizes ID adventures III the
IN clasi every holder Of ticket Or tickets il this
Ciais iha be entitled to Purchafc al equal number
III the eIghth-Hoiders Of tickets IN the eighth to
purch4i1 an equal number IN the ninth, and the
lame OF ne other CIafes ;-provjded application
maH 6e made within twenty days from the publ
cation 81 tne ht OF prizes 10 the 7thi 8th, and 9th
Clars respectively. Whence il is apparent that for
dollars laid out in the 7th clafs perion may draw
eight thoul4nd IN the lat.
The Managers can allure the public that the
money already rated (and they believe mote) has
been expended On the Canal that the proprietor
IS Eow proceeding ID the bu6nefs with his uiua ar
dor and that nothing butthe want Of cath will pre-
vent his completing the works, in the cOurfe of
The Preient ieaion.-They therefore cannot help
Hatterlng themfelves that, when gentlemen Of prop
erty cOnhder the chance for profitable Ejaculation
which The above GENERAL SCHEME offers
them, and cOntemplates the great advantages
which mutt accrue to the public and particularly
this town ans vcinityfrom the completion Of the
work on Am9Reag Falls, they will come forward
and give i that fprited and efficient patronage 70
which alone the managers have ever looked tor iuc-
teis ID their undertakings
Thc teventh ciafs will commence Drawing the
9TH day ~ Odober next, in the uiua manner. But
20 give the adventures all the Prizes, and lecure To
the Lottery the above deduction ;-the Prizes
and Blanks drawn aganf the Number Of the
Tickets that are found fold, ihaIl be opened, and
declared as uiual; but lhsud any Number be drawn
cut that appears 10 be unfold the fame lhall be
lmmediatlY rolled up again, and the Prize Cr Blank
drawn aEanf il, remain unopened, add both be put
into ieparate boxes, there to remain'tll the draw
ING tor the day is i1ihed then Be returned into
the Wheels before they are removed. This method
to ePurfued from day To day until the Tickets are
fold, unlets any mould appear 10 be unfold when
there remains only 400 il The Wheels ia which
cats, the Prizes and Blanks fha All be opened and
declared, As they are drawn, whether folder unfold.
All Prizes not demanded within fix months, lha.I
be coniidereG az generouny relnqui(hed 70 the
Lottery.
EPHRA1M ROBINSON, }
SAMUEL TENNEY. ManagerJ.
NATHANIEL PARKER,
hSeon A4gsF
r TICKETS far Jals By E. 4. JaNEs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

PORT OF PORTLAND

IL, TUESDA1-, Aaggf a
s n','' b'9 Ws6sgtsr, el5t 7aG4s F,s.n1a il l,r
IN. s1'saa Ltt1 there, E5ooasy5 Azrsyis1, -, aai
49, -' N q BaEi5l0ys B9as dzzsyiEa, NAB B97oH
sa5.- -'"a' 0's< Af1gyak 70 1li7 tzUo Gay5--Sboks
l,,..,,o WEDNESDAY, A4gsa 8.
~, .r @,' CayoA7e, capt. SAMUEL RoJiz6H, fon Dana.
u AL P,l' q IF t5s o5 1pHs AyyiUsd there June
y. as7s DNti. " Poyfl4aI Brjys Planter. B51,k
II. j BET Riey, an Fyi.ugBib. B.ya-, orPsyt6qou,5
IA I o. erl7, Ps5brrsA55yozr5 A5 ayyissl oa tBs
e. ''g 1sJy, Nszgoa5o4 R,s6 Py ria, WBitr,,,g
Asvst - nh, Porfila4 n95 -, % In,
FL 4, ID.g FysH35i5, RI Szrit5 of Nezyl9uG ;. y.aA,
al \, N M Pc z1ts aa3 fbyss C7i'or5-14f Ez ~ Lgt
i ~ 37g OF, 5S n.y. PIX e4bf Jlqe SaZiz77u,
asg, 4. ,P5ia 70 aays f5r CAPE Fyaaeos az
4, 81 Lp'is ay5ssasr ygu "A ss1qIJi4, au a1y5,
s' ' 6.J4riv.i 5,g Harriet capt. B4gs.. a. s,s
5 Irir ,oTT NaaueEet nreutou .tbe bull ofa vs
Jso. b.,E ri fo1oe@ IL there qVbirb APPEARED ID
sob u. l''0 /fb'T abaut 70 foHf bad been oa4ed
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
SUBSCRIPTION FOR A
Nezg French School.

THE Ladies and Gentlemen If Portland and It's Vi
entity, RESPECTFULLY informed, that new
French School i to be opened foon fuficient
number of fubfcrbers lhall encourage The naruttor
I-eiOns will be given three rmes each week viz On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for young Lades-
Treiday, Thurlday and Saturday, for GsntIenen.
The hours 81 infrutton for Gentlemen, Wi he from
70 O'Clock; and FOR Ladies, from u II, il The
forenoon
The terms will be Two Dollars entrance, and Three
Dollars month
Thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who with to lubfcrbe
arc rtquelSed apply AZ Mr. Jaai5 Boofore, the
Csl45zBiaa Tavera
When there lhall be "A fublcribers the fchoo will
commence.
or The Infruaor viii wait Oh fuch perfons AS
NAV have defre to take private lsGons.
Psyfiavd, Jay AZ,