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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-14

PROPERTY for SAFE.
y Two hundred and forty acres
of excellent FARMING LAND, lying
in the county Of Loudoun, about IL miles
|. from Leeiburg, and one mile from the.
II turnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
ker's Gap, being part oftSeotland Tract,
- formerly belonging to MH w. Mellon.
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, ftuated, in Fairfax Rreet, Alexan-
dria, in the pofleaion of Mr.. Charles
q ZONES, coachmaker.
A LOT in Dumfries, on
(Which are built frong and commodous
x brick dwelling houfe ard Kitchen, fla
le and granery--in the occupancy of MIR.
II Fine Sinock. This menuage, from It's
vicinity to the creek and other local pro-
perties, is well calculated for perfon in
the grain or tobacco butinels.
IF the frlt mentioned property is
not previouay difpoied ofby private bar
gain, it will be expofed to public fale
A: !: :: !; ::
n = ~ at Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leefburg, on
mn the 9Th day Of April next, being the 6rh
|sx day of Loudoun county court.
2%SVy For terms, application may be made to
yW Mr.. Thomas Harrifon, Dumfries, or to
ks&NA COLIN @AULD,
d Camerou.R,set, 4Alexauayia.
"a 80 February 2. mw&ftf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-14

q tfs/ II =
HAVE FOR SALE,
~ their Store, Garner ef King and Uxiqa.
Streets,
Trsa,, Ida'd and }sALr,
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugars,
Coffee and Molanes,
Freth Raiiins and Spices,
Imperial, I
Hyfon,
Young Hyion, TEAS,
Hyfon Skin,
Souchong,
Madeira, !
Sherry,
St. Lucar, WINES,
Malaga,
Claret,
Old Brandy, ~
Spirits, Whifkey, &c.
Wool and Cotton Cards,
- IL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
TO BE SOLD,
Nv qHE qoVN OF PORTLAND,

a NUMBER Of valuable HOUSE LOTS, which
\ will be fOon in the center of the town. IS hud-
ing and Improvements q rapidly in The place
ALTO, DlSTTL HOUSE with every thing proper 10
dill Spirits which built Of Zone and BRICK and IS
among Of the firt III America Of its iiz-can have
at any time, water led u by pipes from living
iPrng--ha' in it four Ditis, 81 fifteen hundred
gallons one Of twelve hundred gallons, one Of We
hundred and one o Fifty gallons The Dih-Houfe
llands AZ the head Of wharf, where veicls may load
and unload
ALTO twenty-five rods Of FLATS in 'front.' running
thar width until It reaches the channcl--A good
WHARF on fad Flats, ending thin one hundred
and eighty feet of tic channel which i deep down;
70 thai BY adding tuudred AMI ghty feet fad
wharf. the larget veels may lay 4Aoat al low water
There j. STORE on fAid wharf So by as feet, and
Coopers shop on the breah work, 40 by 10 feet.
TERNS or Pf1NENT.
One eighth part Of The purchaie dowa one cigh,b
n three months, the other quarters 20 BE- paid n
four years time, in the following manner. VIZ o.
quarter Of be remaining Pur1hate paid ia one vc,r
ieeand quarter tho lecOud year third quarter be m "A
year, aud che taurth quArrer the fourth year form ~
day OF purchafe the interrtl On the whole ~ ~ r.
from the faid tins untl PAID II rhe purchalr moe
PAID down ttcre will be an si0vsrce VI III AK
cent For further informalion. Apply N Nr erF
PHEN CONAN, in BoRoa--or 60 h.r. AR Tt+tJF
M.EELLAN, in Portland
Parflaad, aSd Mqreb Boz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

Samuel NJ. Quincy,
, LiPecifoliy informs th. pubir, that he has
N again commenced the bUGhtl7 Of
Mathematical LgRrphient Making.
Any Commands il his Inc viii be thankfuny r.
ctIyfd, at his thop, Fore-Greet, directly op9oGte
Mr. Neil NJ Tatir Is.
COMPASSEs, QUADRANTS, EYEGLASSES,
&c. cleantdand repaired.
A confaOt iOPply Of new cOMPASSES, kept
on hand for fale. 80
Portland, AprR AZ. 60
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

.;,o has been received at Norfolk,
TpfO sanifS "a, had funk the Birth fIigafe
bat SPanl ~ ms ~ capt. Berssford; and that
para. q 3 c,S9tan and crew were picked up
C.ut to Porto Rico
,easl arrived at Baltimore 1hs l3h mi, ma,
', re Bitih foop of war hornet win
"a Of Englh g :. n,t defined "Sa'na St
- Wilton, in hip, was wrecked on
"a "a IAN aoril on Coioquote hoals The cap.
~ lo'n s.. If deiperation, threw himfelf over
pa q. y nd : was crowded Our informant
par ATT CIV where the fhiP belonged to, where
sou,0 q ay where bound. [ NeqV york PaPtr.l
"A 4 soanirh ftisa,e, with two millions dollar; !:
. a.Prd has been cat away On he coat Of
. Dl. OO 70 Of ii. crew were drowned, and the
-,onsv loa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

On "Wednesday evening another performance will be
given, when Ms. r. will leap thro' BALLOON Of
REAL HIRE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

Mr. informs thof- Lad g and gentlemen who
may attend, that they have BALL. after the per-
Torrance is over.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

S'af5 ca.ssioa DjRria, S-coad Div.fJu, S.4.. 9C
AaglcbntrtfJ.
Noi!CE q hereby gwen 70 the uon-edd--. and
unknown proP'ictors "f the Lots and IrsN- ~
-''1 within lard d'tr &, that a Drrl4 Tex t1r.me
one aud payable o. l4id Lots he leven,h o, .n-l
A. .. 1850 viz 'F'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
EXHIBITION
Of Feats Of A6iviiy AID Laaoesnt Aayteme

THIS EVENING, April AZ. a, she-New Afemby-
Room, Fore nrtet,,--
wv Ill Be exhibited the grand ing, nou
wv ITALIAN FANFOCINI,
which has been performed ID L Ion, for upwards
OF one HUNDRED nights, with uaIvrri4I appIaufr.
DONEGANE will wax on I7dder round the
room, aud jump backwards and foI irds It kewiGe
fand his head the top Of the lau er and dance
HORNPlPE, iaa manner never aur ted by any
other psfiOn.
Tbs much admired SPANISH FANDANGO
CASTINET DANCE, among A. eggs, bhudfold-
ed, by DsHfga7e.
DCNEGANE viii perform grea, variety Of
Tumbling and Poiture Feats,
never performed Portland-tht particulars may
Be f9cn 10 the bills n he tay.
Mr.. PARTRIDGE,
VIII perform, in the character Of the CLOWN,
many frangr, unaccountable, witty, funny, CONF
cal, and uncommon Tricks and Feats -Lik9Wilr,
Song, ceiled the DRUNKEN COOLER.
The whole to conclnde wi a great variety Of
lurprifng frats 90 the 81 4CK ROPE, by Doregane
Do5r5 esesd ~ joyzss7s quarter bfysys er5f
T;t as cent? PHI, Asy g. nay - 6sl q t5e biste
9Pr.torvaHes. aES az Mr.. Teak5 BosE-Sto,E.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
Linfeed Oil.

FOR Sale, by ANDREW CAMPBELL,
IL. Oh Mill. in Nr7rg spr1qry LINSEED OIL.
4. era quality free from crtGs and cheap as can
I. p 4 IA. IN the Dlfna Of y.a'ne
= CAB gi0sn j6r FLAA-SEED.
april ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
APPRENTICES.

The heteneour9qement will be Given tn two Lads
a apprentices ~ t'e Printing bptrea bv lpeedy an
A jerks O6cc. Porti4 ld
Meyeb 80, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
COW LOST.

r OST, on The 8hb inG in Portland, a
SADDLE, aJouf tr5r zyorn--5rviag bad jonc rsba,J
THE fr1bf fer ne Eyrb5 Logr bar oaSi js4
SAD ard rpiA Rae: 81 Ills 4ts, b. rOtH ystgIrlf
far lstir hsaLs, Apr! 20.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
NOTICE +!

NOTICE
He one hundred acres of LAND. with
= dwelling houle, &c. thereon, in Nobtb oro'
county Of Lincoln, lately advertiied 10 be ioId At
AIttlon' in July next, is dpoied of at private fae.
HprH ~, 1901,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
FOR SALE,
BY Stephen M'Lellan,

IT NO. u, Union Wk1rC
80 bbls. N. E. RUM,
40 bbls. BRANDY,
az ca&s RAiSINS,
20 hbls. Super6ne FLOUR,
SO bbls. No. BEEF,
20 bbls. No. BEEF,
caiks MALAGA WINE.
70 crates LIVERPOOL WARE,
20 bbls TAR,
5 bbls. BEER,
IS bales Georgia upland COTTON,
20 belts RUSSIA DUCK,
SEWING 7 WINE,
Bbls VINEGAR,
PORTER, by the dozen.
Portland, A3rH as.
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
RILCUTHBRIGHT.
FOR THE MONITOR.
M. Printer,

Mr.. Printer,
IN the lying Mirror, Of this morning,
has APPEARED a mast fublime fpecimen Of
Iacobin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g Mr.. JeRer-
ionf---se l2t7ps'ss.i.scanifr9''---" Charge OF
Oficers'' (age, that's The p9fnt);--'" De-
mocratic Governor''-aad, initial, cal
len MsLane's PYefs,"---are mast ingeni-
ouly jum6led. To see Mr. M'Lane's
name introduced in S1ch zvay, andat such
a, beriod--zUhen 1t is knozva that he IS in a
short time to meet the Accufation Gang
a5bears uamanly, uagener0@g--'lay, IL is
aetionable. Let Wilson, or his codJntors
be asked,--Has ANe7a- M'Lane Press p
Then zvould from their coaScierlces CT dny
then bossess) declare NO. Gould they,
as c0nScieatiousiy sag, that John Dicken-
fon has no PresS--that he does not coat1te-
nance and regulate the productions IN the
Mirror ?---tileY must be as a5omfnd6Le liars
as Kilcuthbright to say NO! Therefore,
then, this ungrounGed assertion against a
man, zvhose eaerti0nS haze anceassngH
been direSfed to the public good, and z0hose
nsritorious serVices have been rewarded by
an otFce oftyuSt, not conferred IN the mo-
MEATS of dying administration, bit be-
stozved by the immortal WASHINGTON, as
the price Of zvorth, confidence, and Oalsr.
But, sag the JacObiaS, the President is SO
soff-headed, he zviH believe the whole, and
o9st him; besides, it will damp his exer-
tons to meet an inquiry, and, at all GENTS,
7Ve gUiA worry him out ofhis otsce.-H ozv
weak, ho1V very Shailozv must be The intel-
let's ef our Executive, zoere he to Be led
by smch articles 2--Io barbour the like
opinion ofs great a man, z0oaid Pr00e q
foor, a uery pear compliment 70 his virtue,
his Anozoicdge, his philanthropy, or to his
justice.--ALten J1eLane's integrity Of an
tegrity is to prose the test zViA shine far
6eyon9 the baitry naearness Of LIARS,
SWINDLERS, PERJURED VIII
LAINS, or FORCERERS!
A Friend to True Jutice.
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
FOR THE MONITOR,
M. PRIMER,

lii Gale the people may receive wrong
imprefion from the circumltance of my
being publicly CorO-skinned, in fight of my
dwelling, and in the face ofmy neighbours,
think proper to fate to you the REAL
CAUSE Of my deieryed and exemplary
Aagellation I'll therefore. requeit you 20
pubIifh the following
ONFESS SION:
Having formed a dehgn, in concert
with eiloz Tan, to obtain some cash be-
longing to flick Granger, (who had pre-
viouily depofited it in the hands of two
Respectable citizens)---I did, in mott
wicked and wanton manner, accule one
of thefe citizens, of attempting to deprive
this stranger of his property, and circu-
lated a report to that eject. / had no APP
prehenfon that my secret vfiiainy would
reach the ears of the perGon traduced-~
and did hope to have carried my point,
by the fame clandeitine means which
had adopted towards Widow Hawkins,
of Christianna-B Bridge, and which had
uniformly pra6tiled on the like occaiions.
But, alas the contemplate fate in
which appear, and the Offended juitice
which has oyertaken me, induce an &C
acknowledgements from me--that haze noz0
received the reward, to (which my 0atiti@
Piled enormities haze long since entitled me.
Gould | have avoided meeting with the
man whom / illuminated, | might, for
fome time, have efcapcd my deierts; but
the ftrength Of his arm, and the quick fuc-
cefion Of the blows acrois my head, back,
and fhoulders, forced me to ran far shell
ter in the sooty chimney Of a blGcksnlth's
shop; where, like an unfortunate peel.
earhck, was left to ruminate on my un-
happy fate. | little imagined
that my DO6torsdib would ever be degra-
ded, by receiving puniihment, which
had often ailiited my fatherto infiet on the
thieOish Negroes in Weit-Cheiter Jail -
But my ftripes are many, and fevere, and
/ hereby acknowledge them--a juf RE-
WARD for all my VILLAINY and
LIES!
RILCUTHBRIGHT.
Wilmington, near the 9aeea
efOtaheits, dug, 6, 1901. !
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
From a late London paper.
M A r RI A C E.

The firit extraordinary event that hii-
to -ians will have to record in the annals
Of the nineteeth century, will be the in-
.grlar marriage which took place on the
first day Of the first month Of the first
yeay of that century, between Mr.. John
Bull and Madame Hibernia; though con-
Elimination was frangely delayed until the
sad of the fape month. This is not quite
in the ordinary courfe of things; but John
is not an ordinary charaaer-- +
None bit himself can be his parallel !
And fome people are very eager for
age, who are very cool about every
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08

The French frigate Scmillante is COM
pletely blockaded. There were ancho-
req, fome few days ago, 70 to 10 miles
from our capes, the Britifh ihips St. AL
bans, the Andromache, and the Lynx.
Since the above, it has been faid that
the Semiilante has failed.
[No,JoM pqper-Taly "a.
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
PORT OF WILMINGTON.

ARRIVED.
arr. 6. Brig Mercury, at n, Cattle. Liverposl
paaengers.
Sch. Ann, Hsufman, New York
CLEARED.
zyv. r sh;O grsthers, Bray, Philadelphia
DIED.l On Thurfday LAG. Mrs. Thomas.
wife Of Mr.. Edward Thomas, Of this place.
- Mr.. Es~ard Fleming, aged e years,
ION Of MIR. John Fleming, merchant.
DrED1--Iu England. brig. general Benedict
Arhold notorious throughout the werld'
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08

Extraa of letter dated, Lhbon June
20, 1901.
The peace between this country,
Spain and France, was concluded about
the 9Th or 9th init. and rati6edby the two
lormer Immediately THE, conditions
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
For Sale, or Hi,e.

For Dat, or fTETF.
CT A young NEGRO WOMAN, about
II wears old, vel acquainted with all kinds Of
houie werIs. Inquire Of the Printer.
=. July ira x
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

h's love Ct late NJ bad been great meat fare taken
or from his puoic Iabcurs by the uirnltes Of age
buS continued By paforsi vihts as bis heath would
allow TO fulfil the miniItry he received Of the Lord
an the day before his death was fpentsin attending
public wor:l.p, and whiting the fix BIcHed is that
ierv~nt whom his Lord when he coneth hall find 70
doing
al Salem a Daughter 81 Mr. YElL, burnt to death
the mother left her II bed with another child
while ihe weut tofctch mix; ia mr. abffnce il quit
the bid. went TO the Are. caught her hnnen and
night gown, dpd was burnt to fuch degree, that
:he expired il few hours after.
Drowned On Sunday the II Ia inf LAT Hog Ifand,
IN this harbour, aass Batoa. jun, Re Is, ion Of Capt
James Barton. This accident wis oscahnned ay four
Perons who were on party Of pleafure 10 Gail boat
imprudeniiy getting on board laat whieh the young
mantook OF 70 them 20 carry them on ihorc, which
Immediately upfet.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

- has profTe.eJ our comn.sce, Nay;ga-
Fl and F,iheri- that He has gwen Us peace
N" borders, AID quietn-E snI fsfsty in our
Y ..I;ors; AMI that He has crowned tie year
80. his goojnsf,. and caulel our cup of blef
~. 10 run over.
a while with grateful emotions we con
...,ol.,e th- fcenes Of PROPERTY, let US hum
s- a,yJ Ives before him fur our innumArab.e o.
ana eAne9ly bslsech him, that he
forsise is, AMI make Il, dill the obiea
ss.s digiaz favour that with the houn'ies of
J. NE ~ be would grant u, The belirags Of grace.
p'' ,,h4t he would aaim tie Us @ a temper and
me. vi ch may correiponi -i.h the benefits
Nave received. and the fchcify sfter which
srs en-onrag u to afpire. That he would
Fs,ls aooa GU Unverlity, Colleges and Schools.
~ IS mcceej the means Of relig ous and moral
~ :1n<a.a.oa. That he would direa an PROPER
81 Government Of the United States, ADD all
.,sers who are employed 10 lis important off,
- NAV dilcharge their refp=tfive duties with
eradeacc, integrity, and pitriotifm. That the
cov.rnmears OF the ieselai States may do. all
~ 'ssr 4 Incumbent upoc them. to prefsrve m
ID. order ana tranquility !; and thar the whole
neoOle may duly Ultimate the advantages by
sb;eh thsy are diainguilhsd. Thar he would
,.ara,n the rage of contending nations and
sh.r the great events whish are taking
alsee. m y 81 made fubfervent to the triumph
Il me Golpel, and the happinels of mankind !;
.ud that the period may arrive, when violeace
nd cppreGfion ihall ceafe, aad righteoulnels
halI BE- sltlbliihei in ali the earth when dit.
erect nations of men ihll be unitcd in ,h=
bonds Of brotherly love when every fpecies Of
faf. religion ihAll dfappear, andthe earth
Aan Be fuIl cfthe Knowledge Of The Lord as
the waters cover the fea.
Add the nha5t ants Of the State are ear.
neay rcqaeif-d to ATTAIN from fuch iabour
sad tecreation as are inconlilEent with the f,l.
enniiies Of the faid day.
Girra at tie Council CHAMBER in B9jqoa, t5iJ sc
ssatb dry Of O755T. IN ID. var 9fogr L5rd,
sas t5oafand sia5f bnad. ed and one, and in N.
isOsgty jFxib ysay Of TIE LndtbeadsH1e 81 n.
United State5 Of hmrLa.
CALEB STRONG.
b. lis ExraleEcy'f Cosman1, 4uitb fbe adobe ana
astai gf tts Council
JOHN AVERY, Secretary.
ca AK f5, .Ce,a@5gqveatfb Of AfaGaelsist;s!
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19

tON DALI,
BY William Moody.

At his Store, head Of Fni rcet general ana er,en-
five aaortmcnt Of faillionahic STaPLE y F.dyC7-
GOODS by the laI-n .rrivals--eoniAng IF
ID EST fupcrhne black, "a, BOTTLE srsen, olive
ID and mkt BroaGciOths mlddrng add Iow
priced do CsfEneres hluc, green, ard brown
SeTses ! Dufhs Aus and hall thicks C.ltinRs /;
Roe and duliii Blankets Floor and fair Carpet
iags an Ca psts 3SiEts a1a Flannels of various
cOors and prices taihiOnRbe SwaBiduvue, maie-
Rims, iatn, carDette snj marieils veisllaprs; Oil
Cloths B-dtcking RutIa- Sh-eting Diapers !;
LnBcns Brown holland India COttohs SAT-
tins Nodes Sarcensts and r bbons Cllcoes !;
Durauts Wildbores; Cambets Grapes Shall
looms Ru1e,s and Morcans; Baa1annas !; Liaea
and Cotton poeket h&0dkerchiets a goa variety
Of CamePs hair, ok, netting mna aad eanbrck
tina Wis Ladies extra long Ok Cloves s. Nuts !;
Cotton do Mems filk, rstbCr aud ~ GiOyes !;
Bca black and white six Holes low priced ditto /;
Cotton 90. for ladies and gentlemen Mrn's ana
boys Haas Shoes; Looking Glaffes; nix & cotton
fulpendrrs floor, cloth & !hoe Bfuihys; Threads,
tapes and Bobins; Maffs and tippets; Bet Eng-
E(h L1ees add Edgags black ard white fewing
fix and Twin fix and cutton GrdIes fafhiona-
abe Fzathers Buttons Prels and fspd Pa7er /;
QniIls Pocket Books aates Playing Cards J;
HAIR Powder, &c Alio,
Cotton, Cuff-e. Hyfoo, f0uchong & bohea Teas,
bea qn1l.;y; Sugars; w Ram; COCA &C < S2aniih
Brandy; Holland Gin; MolaiIrs; AIfpics; Pepper;
Ginger Muaard and Cloves Nutmegs cinua-
mon lalt and alt-petre BOX and call Rlifns !;
Tobacco and fnuff Drf Indigo; mould Candles;
Chocolate No. I--Beit fterl plated novels fhovels
aud Tongs; teei plated Handfaws; brsfs and
iron Knockers and clndls ticks - Nails and
GLASS A general aaortment OF HARD and
HOLLOW WdRE, too numerous 10 particuiarize
O. A complete affortment Of PIPER HANG
lNGS, and borders Of the newrtt falhi0Rs.
The above articles he is determined to felI very
low for cath or country produce. Oh. 70
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-19
fenks' Portland Marine Liz
PORT OF PORTLAND.

4 !. M0NDA1i OF. :.
knved Chip Bath, captain Thraihsr, from
Liverpool. Spoke, going into Liverpool, fchooner
Rover, OF MAroleheAd. from Bou deaux In LAT. 81,
long.I6, lpoke Shooner Matilda, Of Warrington, bound
to Liverpool. la LAT. AZ long. O. fpoke brig Pere-
CRIME, from Bottom bound Cape dc Verbs. October
8, IN lat A., 40 long 65 fpoke org Juno from Bottom
bound to HAsre dc Grate-7all well.
S.49URDAT. on 7.
Arrived chr Dolphin cApt BAgey days fromst Croix.
Lett at Wen End, bre Mary, Ct Philadelphia capt
I1rris-fchooner Rarbary, of Baltimore, capt Brown
brig Polly, Of New York Capt Dpfgi- lchooner Patty,
Of Bottom. capt French.-LaE 33, 80, long. 70, 30
lpoke brg PAliAs. caps. Ald'idge, from New York;,
AOund TO EourdeauE, outs days.-Markeis low al
81. CEox.
TIE Jane, Sawyer, Of this port failed from Bel
fat, with pailcnkers, for Philadelphia, Aug. 70.
A ihip with goo psAtugers from Ireland for Bal
timore, has been calt away on thu EaGern ihore,
(VUg) Il i faid fome Ct the people were Ion, and
the ref verS liekly.
At Demrara, AnFla. ichr Benevo rrce, Decker,
Wfcaf Brig Bet!eY. Lowell, and b,is -,
Shaw, Of this port.
Brig William, from Ienhsbuuk for Grenada,
was fPOkr S-pt. 40. M 50, long. 81.
TbrTtOs jler5, K4igtt aA4 C9rsrlia. lz'Lrlla y,
2ftbfI par. and Bs,j4aaH, Laa4cK n Prpbsrelboro'
zyrye az Livrrpool Scr. 4, % jaHia TX doJ5.
SRos0 ceasord, Of and for KrngeBiak, a9 dagJ from
Torfoio. 10. Pokr, OF 3, Is4gusJ ram NaatAsk-
ct Iboaki.
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n, EsdRRIEiD--A, Gorh.m Capt. Samuel st.,.aj.,,
assaH L'g qv daughter Of the hon Stephen
R s4sDA Cape Elizabeth, Of the dropfy. Mr.. Jsss5
], + "a aaaoael, Mifs joanna Creeiy. AGED IS
49, ), Died az Ksaastzat very fuddenly, the Rev
al rTLs, in the 18th year Of his see and the
xs ~ Sni.Sry the duties of which he fulfilled
- s oihgeuce and fsiIhlnlneis commanding
- = re Condolences, the eileen, and affections of
il. ,'-tiis PUBLIC miniarari.ns weie Re, ous.
q ana practical He had an eSceeat talent
Pisus inilruelions in his more private con-
I. F.s.s y IA impTeIive and engaging Manner and
IL. part Of bis nme was iaent ia ,pAaorA Wits
sn.s 1'T homie 70 houfc In his private conncc-
Vas ~ that could be wiillei for, IN hulb md
fksn.s." : head Of aF4miIy: and he was happily
suo. s"'sFi1ln and enjoy his numerous friends and
ess5 % mind huieg iurniilcd With very
sis. laal Of utcfui and entertaining knowledge,
sas Vas sysr ready to communicate ia an vAy
ae, way aud w.h as engaging urbznity o. mAn-
- advanced period Of III, ifc his concern for
s.rst. 'Sssemspts promoted min repca ely 70 IN
r;t, eid guias lervice of travelling hundreds Of
sas,s. 'asm, 70 pre.ch, and adminiaer gofpci
AMOR, = me poor, and u'iiribuse religious Book
sid, US and irs name and memory 5 precious
S WAC savs ben fvvorel With thee labors q
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Bowdoin COLLEGE,.

he frultees of Bewdoin College are notified, that
= thsr mex femi-anual Melting is to be holden /
the houis of MIR. Jobn DpHrisr, i'll Brunlwick, on
wednesday,, the fourth day of November next at ten
oclock, a. NJ.
CHARLES COFFIN, Secretary.
Brmt1oiat o.. "a, Sor