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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-12

mental government, the effects Of which
could not have been entirely forefeen by
It's trainers. This was one of its features
with which he declared himlclf diilatisfi-
ed. The infant the jurifdiction over this
territory is affirmed by US, its inhabitants
ceaie to be free. The great, the unalien-
able principle, flat legillation and taxati-
on lhould go hand in hand with repreienta-
ton; this principle, ineitimable to free
men, indiipenlable to freedom, ceafes to
animate the government of this territory.
Mr.. r. then conGdered the effect of their
political ituation on the relt of the com
munity when this diitrid became, as was
expected, the feat of a great manufa9ur-
ing and commercial city. He aiked what
would be the power Of fach an engine in
the hands ola corrupt administration and
figured to himfclf the cities of London,
Wefminfter and Southwark and the adj
jacent villages lying at the mercy of the
reit of the country, holding their rights
not by thofe tenures which guaranteed the
liberties Of their fellow citizens, but at
the will of the rcit of the nation by whom
they were taxed and governed without
poileihng any ihare in their Legislative
councils.
Mr.. R. obferved, that an opinion had
gone abroad that this bill would give lad
dltlonal fecurity to the claim which this
diltrict had to remain the feat of govern
ment; On the contrary, it could have no
fuch effect. The law under which we
now fate here, was paiIed ten years ago
Upon its validity alone, together with
law pahed laf fenion, did we now fit
here; and if we rctlied the acceptance Of
the juriidittion, the people of the dittriet
would remain in the fame fituation in
which the people of Philadelphia had been
for ten years. If any thing could operate
toremove the government, il would be the
fate of focie:y which the acceptance of the
jurifdi6tion would create.
Mr.. r. concluded by obicrving that as
he had no defre to (hare in the credit which
might accrue to the friends ofthe bill from
the blcfngs whichit may produce, 70 was
he yet more anxious to fhake off from him
felf all responsibility for the miicries which
he felt convicted, would be its conlequence.
Mr.. Smile alto offered his objections,
much upon the grounds and arguments he
frG ufed againf affirming the jurifdittion,
becaufe it would deprived large proporti-
on Of the people of their rights as fccured
to them by their longand arduous ftruggles
againf tyranny, and for popular reprefcn-
tation.
The queffion was then taken and the
bill paHed--yeas 81 nays 60.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-12
R f P O R T.

r E P O r T.
The committee appointed to enquire into tbe
official condu6 of Wiutbyup Sargent, go
r0erxor Of the Ml1EEbpi Territory; and
to qvbom ala 7vas ysfsre4 tie petition
Of Cate mn, and others.
REPORT,
IN the above mentioned petition, the
administration ex-governor Sargent is cri-
minated on the grounds Of improper and
arbitrary nlilbchavior-of an uncon}itu-
tional exercile of the Legislative authority
by the governor and judges and Of un-
lawful exactions of office fees.
FirG. Ofimproper and arbitrary milf
behavior.
AS the particular inaances and acts of
improper and arbitrary mi1condutt imputed q
to governor Sargent are not fpecihed, nor
evidence adduced whereby to verify the &C.
neral charges alledged againa him, your
committee have not been able to inyeAi-
gate them. Such papers relative thereto
as have come to their ponenion, accompany
this report.
Second. Of an unconstitutional exer-
cife of Legislative authority by the COVER
nor and judges.
On this point it is alledged, that the 60
vernon. and Judges have made and ba6lilbed
Laws nat derived from THE eoaes gftbe oyI-
,siuel FAIRS.
BY governor Sargent, this fact is adj
mitted.
The PRECEDENT Of the United States, by
the act, entitled s. An act for an AMIGA
bic icttlemenr of limits within the itates of
Georgia, and authorizing the eAablithmcnt
of a government in the MiGinippi terrific
ry," was empowered to eftabliil there
government in all rcfpects iimilar to that
excrciied in the territory north-wett Of the
river Ohio, excepting and excluding the
lait article of the ordinance made for the
government thereof by the late Congrels,
on the 9Th of July, 1857.
In the ordinance referred to in the afore-
faid act, are the following claules;
The governor and judges, or maio-
rity ofthem, ihall adopt and babAjb in the
difrict fuch laws of the original ftates, cri-
minal and civil, as may be neceilary and
beR fuited to the circumstances Of the diff
trict; and report them to congrefs, from
time to time; which laws lhall be in force
in the diaria until the organization
Of the General AHembly, unlefs dit.
approved by eCongrefs-but afterwards
the Legislature fhall have authority to alter
them as they fhall think fit. The COVER
nor for the frft time being lhall be COM
mander in chief of the militia; appoint
and comminion all officers in the fame he
low the rank ofgeneral officers all gene
raj officers fhall be appointed and commit
Toned by congrefs. Previous to the orga-
nization of the general aGembly, the CO.
vernon fhall appoint fuch magistrates and
other civil officers in each county or town
hip as he fhall find necedary for the pre-
fervation of the peace and good order Of
the fame. After the general aaembly fhall
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-12
S Il L L.

Landing from On board the fchooner
Mary, 5000 bulhels Turks Iland Salt.
For fale by
HezUes 6 Miller.
February 40. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-12
Fifty Dollars Rezuard.
Whereas fome malicious

w 1NA1 SSAc AO1AA\ -IA4sNIkAAoILO
and evil difpoied perlon or per(ons, have
been in the habit Of breaking down the
Trees planted on the front OF my property
in Prince ftreet and tearing mp the cafes,
hereby offer reward OF Fifty Dollars
for the diicovery of the perpetrator or per-
petrators, 70 that he or they may be brought
tojuitice-to be paid on conviction.
VIM. RODGSON.
March 3. d12t
Public Sale.
On FRIDAY next
1T 10 o'eloek, 7uH be /ola at The Heudue
Store,
French Brandy IN pipes and
caRs,
Gin in pipes,
Brandy in cafks,
Tenerife and Catalonia Wines in p,pes
and caiks,
Brown fugar in hhds. and bis.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Raifins ard Figs in caks,
Soap and Candies in boxes,
James NlVeT lODaccO IN Kegs,
Hardware in boxes af1orted,
Nails In kegs, Cuttings, Sc.
Ay0-a band/Sme .A0ortmeut Of
DRY GOODS,
Aud a quantity Of
FURNITURE,
CoyGfmg Of
Two pair of large Looking Glafes,
Mahogany Dining and other Tables,
chairs of different kinds,
.heits OF Drawers and Writing Decks,
And number of other articles.
PHILIP @. MARSTELLER,
Aulzioxeey.
March 10.
Sales ~ AnCfann
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20


AZ COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS OF THE
PeacE FOR rHE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, BE
GUN AND HOLDEN Ar PORTLAND IN SAID
COUNTY, ON THE LAST TUESDAY IN MARCH,
A. D. 1891.
II 'HREE Petitions viz one fubfcribed by ntnber
u Of the inhabitants Of the upper and lower Coos
country, on both ides of COnncttlcuf River one by
number Of the inhabitant Of Frycburgh and others
and the other by number of the Inhabitants Of Stan
ddh, and others, all purporting That the county
road leading from Standil to Portland might be alter
ed greatly for the benefit and convenience of the public
IN general-tlat il might be lraEhtened 70 TO re-
duce the diitaHce from John Deane figures ia Stan
dfh two, i not three (the Petitioners ira mentioned
fay, al leap y) miles. and avoid feveral arge hills
which now greatly impede the travel, only of fad
petitioners, sut OF al the citizens who pats with their
teams from the Rate of Vermont the upper part the
ltate Of Newhamphre and from Canada, to Portland
And therefore praying thar highway may be laid
out, or the old one altered 70 that the above incon-
venienee nsy be temedcd, and the public better com-
moded-were preened to the Court and read -
Whereupon the Court order, that the petitioners caufe
public notice of faid Petition be given, by cauGng
the fubfance Of the fame with this order to be pub
liihed in Of The Portland Newipapers three weeks
fucccihvely, the lae publication to be leaf fourteen
days before the third Tuefday Of June NEXT that any
Perfou who fees fit, may appear the Court of Cen
era Selhons of the Peace, which then be holden
at Portland, within and for the county aforeaid 10
thew caufe, if any they have why the prayer Of fad
petition 1houd not he granted.
AtteR, SAMUEL FREEMAN Clerk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
TAKE NOTICE.

70 5e 6A at babAc tale IN Scarborough, On Ned.
n5dy, tbs a9tb day 9f 14pr;! neat at 2 o'clock gt
terno0H-
ALL the REAL ESTATE OF Do6ot Matthias
\ Ries, late of Scarborough decealed, conhit-
ing Of about fix acres of good land in two dritri6t
OTIS large convenient Dwelling Houfe, barn &c.
Terms Of laIe will be calculated to meet the
wilhes of the purchaf9r, and may BE- known by ape
plication TO ROBERT SOUTHGATE Efq. or
JOSEPH EMERSON near the premiies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

To tie Hon. tbe PiceS ftbc Court Of Common Pleas
bolden at Warren on the JtcoHd Tueiaay Of January
f1no DoniHi 1901.
HE petition of Jofeph Chr;fopher, of Pownal-
i borough, in the county of Lincoln, Efquire,
respectfully ihews, that your petitioner is interefed
10, and feized as tenant in common with others TO
your petitioner unknown of one undivided moitY
OF certain tract, piece, pa' Gel of land, Gtuate,
lying and being in Pownaborough aforelad, on
.Whcaifet Point 70 called, bounded thus, viz. Be-
ginning at the Norheafterly corner Of land belong
ing to Jeremiah w. Noyes, on tie road leading BY
theBurying- ground thence northweft twenty eight
RODS to land belonging to the heirs of the Ehate of
Henry Hodge, Efq. deceafed; thence northeat by
land belonging to faid heirs thirty four rods; thence
foutheat twenty-five rods ; thence fouthery aod
wettery 70 the bOufds 6rf mentioned. And your
Petitioner Oeing de(irous Of having, holding and
enjoying his particular part, fhare, portion Of
fAd piece or tract Of land with the privileges there
of prays the piece or tract of land afo,efald may
be divided, and that his faid hare moity thereof
may be aligned 10 him, 70 that he may hold the
fame 10 feyeraty,-
JOHN MERRILL, Jun Atforny
to the faid ChrlfOpher.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
Direct Tax.

NOTICE is hereby given to the unknown pro-
~ prietors Of Land in the following towns that
the Direct Tax on iaid Lands became due and paw
able on the fevenh day Of Aprl, 1900; and 70 much
OF iaid Lands will be fold at the following times
and places as will pay the fame with incidental COTS
and charges, as the law directs. unlefS prevented by
previous payment, viz. al in Poland aud Tuyner, At
the houfe Of NATHAN Niles, in Poland, On Mnn.
day the twenty fecond day Of June next, at ore
O'Clock 10 the forenoon all in Sumner and Hart
ford, at the houfe ofINcREAsB ROBINSON, in Sum-
ner, on Thurfdsy the twenty. fifth day of Iune
next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
Lands in PoLhND-Ozuners Unknown.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

LlNcoLx, fI.--CoRrf Of Common Pleas, al Warm,
JaHMarT Term, 1907.
UPON III Prtition aforefaid Ordered that the
fad pet sores patify ~ Peritns iutereRet therein
10 appear al the oext court Of Common Pleas, IL
be holden at Pownalborough, within add for the
County Of Lincoln, en- the frf Tuefday of June
next by publilhing an atteRed copy of iAid Com
plant and this order thereon, three weeks fucceG.
ivey in JeHk5 Portland Ga2ette the Ian public
to be three weeks at leat before the fitting Of fad
Court, that they may then and there appear, and
fhew caufe if any they have, why the prayer there
of ihould not be granted.
AftoG-JONATHAN BOWMAN, jus. CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
LIST OF LETTERS.

RsruaiHizjag in tie P9R- Office, at Ktnnsbank, Abri
I,TSoI.
Francis Blake, q.
Ebeuezer Coburn, ConRable, Wells.
Simeon Colon CoxbaH.
Mabel DghtOn, W4H.
Margret Dutch.
Jofcph Furasld, D.
Benjamin Greeuough, WIS.
James Hull, Arasdei, Z.
William Hail, ArKrdrl.
Joieph Hutchings, jun.
Aaron Little6eld, Araa1el.
Benjamin Littleheld, WtIh.
Nathaniel G. Little.
Mary Ocne, AruRdeL
bcnjaHin Smith.
John Simpfon.
Frederick Wakefield.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
DIRECT TAX.


Tqvslfb Collection Dijfria, FTrR Divifoa, Stafe Of
MaDacbaetb.
a CREEABIE to an act or Congrels Of the United
n States, Paaed the 4rh July, A. D. 1893 entitled
" An Aa to lay and collect Direct Tax within the
United States
Notice is hereby given to the nonreGdent and un-
known propretOrs of the following lots and tracts of
land within laid Collection Dilrct that drea tax
became due and payable aid lots and tracts the 9TH
day of April, I8oo--viz.
Dscriptioa of tie EveraI TraaG Rebptsl Oquzsrs
That part of the mile lot MARX David Cops and
ed aud numbered G 1, that his afocates.
lies within the town Of Ca
nam VaiEe Of tacb iot,
Ne. Aeres. aai HaeF. .f77Ount Of 7qs
d. G. ID. c.
34z2 4448 90 IL 50
That part CT the mile lot mark David Copps and
cd and numbered G =, that his adoeiates
lies within the Of Ca
man. 1880 1904 rs
That part Of the mile lot mark Florentius YafTal
D D. tho lies wei Of the town Elq.
ofFair6eld. 33zS SI9S
And unleis fad paid, together with necer.
cefary COTS and charges within GKty days, I ihall
proceed to collect the fame by diarefs and fae Of los
and tracts agreeable the 9Th fiction Of the above
mentioned act Of Congrefs.
BRYCE M'LELLAN,
Caze70r Of tbs 2b Collection Djif7, Frf DiviGoa.
Cannan, March 9Th 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
Dancing School.

MR.. ALLEN, respectfully informs
1VA the Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland and
Its vicinity, that he has opehed his Summer Dancing
school al Uzita Hal, in Portland The hours Of
tuition are from three to fix y NJ. Oh Wedaeiaayr and
SaflTdlyf-For terms apply to Mr. Allen at the l!al.
April 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

LINCOLN, fl
70 tbe Honorable tbr Juitrt Of the Court ofC0mn,on
Piea5, begRn and boLden at Waryea qUitbih and for
TIE Comfy Of Lincoln, on the ooad Tusida1 Of Jan
uarT, u, d. 1907.
u ESPECTFULLY fhews Daniel Stone, Of Union,
n ia faii county, Yeoman, admnifrator upon
the eltate of Waidroa Stone, lat Of faid Union,
Yeomau, Aeceaied, that the faid Waldron, in bis
life time, did duely make and execute Bond to
JObH Carrel, Of fad Union obgatine himieH TO
give to the faid Carried Warranty Deed Of A lot
Of land, Iying in fad Union, being Number Nine,
containing las acres more or lefs ;-And alfo ano-
ther Bond 70 Aja Mfr of faid Union, to execute
to him a Warranty Deed of a trad of land in faid
Unions containing about 81 acres, upon Condition
that the fad Carriel and Meier, lhoOld make GER
taiu payments, as mentioned ia faid Bonds refpe6t-
lively. But the faid Wadron did never execute
the faid deetT-And whereas the faid Carried and
Meier have made the iaid payments the faid
adminifrator, he humbly prays your honors to
empower him TO make and execute deeds as sfore-
laid. AS ia duty bound will ever pray.
DANIEL STONE, Adniaiqrafor.
BY SAMUEL THATCHER bi5 aft0rney.
A true Cury--Atteft
JONATHAN BOWMAN, Jus. Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

r OST, on the 8t5 int. in Portland, a
SADDLE, a574t 515f zvoyH--brgizg BAD toge yes1iys
TIE rgs T0r ne rrH5 50r0v boz f9zRd taid
Sais and ,gH Lzgr f51 5ss. aH Be 7peE rfsrqr5eS
fsr Ter iro.bis. April 20.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
Bank Bills Loft.

THIRTY DOLLARS REwARD-LoR in Port
A land, Tueiday lat, 90 Dollars, in Bank Bills,
wrapped up in hi Of quantity Of iron receipred by
Mr. Fis9 OF Bottom, The bills were four Of the Union
Bank, Bolton, Of So dollars each, aud one Of 3o--
Whoever has found fad bills and will return the
fame to she ubfcriber fa be entitled to the above
reward
BEZAI BLANCHARD.
NoytJrarrrsHfB, fByn g.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
FOR SALE,

THE following LAND. in B,iagfas pleasantly li,ua-
L ted, and well wooded
Lot No. 10, 9th Range,
Lot No. 20, 9th Range,
Lot No. 10, 9th Range,
Lot No. IL, nth Range,
One Huadred acres each.-For terms of purchafe ape
ply to THOMAS GOODWIN
PsytA,aS 445yi 70, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

NOTICE is hereby given that | the
4 fubfcriber have taken upon me the care of M
LAH MERRILL and Wife, of Lewilon, and have re-
ceived deed OF his property hereby forbid all per-
ions having further dealings with hmy will not pay
a"y debts Of bis contracting after tins date; and
hereby deGre all perions having demands agant him
TO exhibit the fame to me for fettlement.
BENJAMIN PARKER.
Ls7efaoa, 1EayeJ zS, ISor.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
COW LOST.

CRAYED from the fu6fcriber, on the 18th int
- dark brindle COW-having her horns painted
Any perfon who will give information respecting fad
Cow, 70 that the owner. may obtain her again. 1ha be
gereroufy rewarded. ISAAC MLELLAN.
Portland A5ril 1e
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
Aaron FitZ,
S1DDLER ArD CHATSE MAKER,

SADDLER AND CHASE MAKER,
ID Especially informs the public, that he has taken
IN the fhoP in FJ5-Sfrset, lately occupied by MIR.
WiHia1 Goldman, nearly oppoGte the Maine Fire and
Marine lnfurance Office; where Nc carries the
Saddle, HarnelS, & Trunk making
bufncls. in their various branches.
Fla. for fale general afortment Of Saddles; Ladies'
Hunting, do. Portmantsaus Pon Bags; Saddle, do.
Brides Whips. &c. &c.--Likewile large afort-
mrnt Of TRUNKS ALTO, two genteel tub bottom
uhailes with tops 70 fhip and ufllip; che with iron
axle and hzrnels full fweep Chaile with Handing
top and harneis two lecond hand tubbottom Chaes,
handine tops one iron axle with harAe; one fecond
hand full fveep Chaife with Handing top and harnefs;
fecond hand full fweep Sulkey, with BANDING top,
and harnel5--cheaP for cath or approved credit.
PorfIaad 4SyH 8.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
- PRLHATE -

JUN received, variety of Live Geele, Rufha and
Lilbon FEATHERS. Of an excellent quality; good
Ticking. of various kinds, and Beds put up at the
hortet notice; few barrels excellent Cider Bohc4
Tea Engifh and India Goods 400 Crews half pint
Fumblers; 50 do. pint DO. variety Of Hats; Houle
Flu niture, &c.
M n tsV0 BOARDERS may Be- seeoaspoa4isS-Jslsss
to apply 0beVs.
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JOHN MERRILL, Jun. Attorny
TO the faid Chrifopher.
Atfsa, JONATHAN BOWMAN, Jun. Clerk

LINCOLN, f.-COnyt Of Con man Pleas, at Warren,
January Trrn7, 1901.
UPON the petition aforefaid Ordered that tAe
laid petition, notify all periods utereted therein,
10 appear at the ncx' Court of Gammsu PEE, 70,
be 49, n 2ownalboroueh within aud for the
county ef LiacelR, the frlt TGefday Of June
next; by Publiihing an atteted copy Of fad pc
riti0n and this order thereon three weeks fucceG
fvely in Jcnki' Portland Ga2etf-, the laf publish
ton 10 be three weeks az eaf, before the fitting Of
court; alfo by poa'ng an sl,sfed copy Of faid pc
tifior ID this order thereon, in fome public pace
70 faiG POwnalborough three weeks at leaf, before
The fitting Of faid Court, that they may then and
there appear and how caufs, if any they have, why
the prayer thereof floud not b. granted.
.alL.1-tONATHANB BOWMAN. inn. Clsrk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
To be Let.

a Very commodious DWELLING. HOUSE
n at the eaferly part of the town, two ftoTies
high, and gambol roof--Wi:h two acres of land,
convenient out hOules, and two ezceiltat fprings
within few yards OF the houlg.-F terms, ap-
ply at this Office. Marco 8, Dor.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
To Let, or For Sale,

a Convenient DWELLING. HOUSE, Barn,
4 a with "a acres Of Land, on which is an Or
chard of 81 Apple Trees all of which are in good
order-fituated miles from Portland, on the road
to Gray. The Houf- is nearly new, has good
cellar, lower rooms and kitchen on floor, and
two chambers. The Barn is an oak frame and
well boarded and mingled. The place is C9cula-
ted for Tavern, and will be fold for 600 Dollars,
and payment made couvenient.-For further par
ticuiars inquire of the Printer, a, Portland, or
JOHN w. QUINCY, Bolton.
~ 3. Tbs H7Eie IL yOayrdTfed free from Witcbey
or any other ETd Spirits, ercept fer Rats, any
port o. ezR miE9ea e-cH5 in this eHig bteNsG age ia
The contrary roszOit5Raadiag.
Feb 9. (3m-so)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
FOR SALE.

a " excellent HOUSE LOT, 10 Court freet-
n having therctaA Ruas fO-y nnifhea Houle,
with three roonas ON me Doors sSd nsNs Barn
For terms inquire of the Printer. or
JAMES BLAKE.
Portland. ApFH I3.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
PUBLIC SALES.
<~~@~@%~$~%S,-
1t VIM. Fennelly's Office,
F6RE-STREEF,
ON TUESDAY. THURSDAY, AND SAT-
UROAY Deu,
CHEAT VARIETY OF
Englilh and India Goods.

A quantity Of Bohea Tea thdigo; "a new and re-
cond hand Watches viz Gold, Silver, and Pinchbeek;
40 pieces india Cottons II bbls Cider; 50 reams
Writing Paper; kegs Fig robaeco--Togethsr with
variety Of other Goods, which mutt be fold without
referve.--Sale at o'clotk An
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
APPRENTICES.

The beif encouragement viii Be- given to two Lads
rs apprentices to the Printing buines, by peedy ap
plication At jerks Otice, portland
Mare5 80, 1907
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

ICHABOD CHANDLER, Collector
gftbe Fourth Collection Difria, III tbs
Second DiVjfoH DlaGac6ajSttI.
Poland, April Ic, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
.-Ozvf srs u,kqo1H.

Jofeph Peas rtputed owner
Of the fol. lot ia Hartford.
- 9 rs IS
Jofeph G Andrews repu-
ted owner of the follow
- NJ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
Take Notice.

rU7HE Managers of the Brjaoi
4 Church Lottery, inform the
Public, that the drawing of the Se-
cond clafs, commenced on Wednef-
day: The following numbers were
drawn and are Prizes of Five Dol
lars each.
No. 81, ais, ao6, s44 $40,
AS, S4l, 96S, 1000, 1924, IoSI,
1892, 1857, 1913, 1852, 1907,
2l27, 2322, 234o, 2492, 25I5,
a6I3, 2S24, o7SS, 2946.
In coniequence of having re-
ceived no returns, from many of
thole who had tickets for fale, the
Managers have poitponed the draw
ing to the fecond Wedneiday in No
vember, at which time they have no
doubt, but they fhall be able to
complete the drawing.
Bryaoi, OH. l, 1901.
g. II tsa0 Tickets in fbs aJoa;e
Lottery, may .RW be had at 0. Fara/-
zOOrtb's Printing-0Eee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
WILLIAM WILLBOR,
Sigu of The GozDrN EsH, directly
eppefte Mr.. Jslfpb Briggs
Thames Street,

u ESPECrFULLY informs his
1A friends and the public in general. tha,
he carries on the Glazing bufnefs in its vari-
Gus branches, where he offers for Sale, VIM
dow Glats of different fzes, by the Box, or
Inaller quantity, Wig by is. IL by IS.
10 by -, 10 by -. 10 by Il, 9 by II. Shy
10. , by 9. by 6--iikewiie, Sheet Glais,
cut in any form or aze-Putiy BY the guam
tity or 6ngie pound.
He has ay0, at Retaii--Blandy-
Rum-Gin-Brown, & white pow
der'd Sagar--MolaGas as-fl3ar-Rce-Sou-
chong, Congo. and Bohea Teas--Choco'a,e
--CoAee--Negro-hcad, cut. and Pig'ail
Tobacco-Segan-Rai6ns- Muaa'd--Pep-
per-Ginger-Starch --Candics - Writing
Paper-Dutch Qaills-Bsa New York Hard
Soap, &c. &c.
Newport, Sept. 'o, 1901. 5It