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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-11

LULOMBIA ACADEMY,
Rwg- Street, Jct4veeu PIT and Royal Srefs,
ALEXANDRIA.
Young Gentlemen are taught
Englifh, French, Lain, Greek, Writing,
Arithmetic, Dock Keeping, Geography !,
Mathematics, with other branches OF an
afeu and ornamental education, by the
Rev. 9anle5 Chambers, A. M.
,aany years mater OF a Boarding School in
England.
TERMS.
Doh. Cts.
Education, Board, Lodging, |
Waiting and Stationary, ! go
per quarter,
Day Scholars, for Latin, .
French, &c. z 50
Do. do. for Englifh, |
French, &c. 0
Do. do. for Englilh, A |
rithrnetic, &c.
N. B. Proper aliliant. are conifantly
employed. Young ladies' are laugh, in
ieparate claGes, Eng 9Th, French, Writ
Ing, Arithmetic and Geography, in Gpa-
rate apartments. Great care will be taken
to inttruet the more advanced youth in
the elements ct competition, particularly
Epiitoiary Writing, and the rules to be
opferved in Public Speaking.
Auguit /. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-11
Dutaes on Carriages,
And on Retailers Lsceaiss.

ind ON Retailers LscenEs.
!, Notice IS hereby given,
That the fubfcriber will attend at the Of.
f1ce OF the cultoms, for the purpofe of re.
selving the entries OF, and duties on, all
" Carriages for the conveyance of per-
fons," owned or podeaed by inhabitants Of
ne town of Alexandria. The entries arc
required by the act of Congrefs to be
made on or before the goth Of the preleut
month.
The Licenles of the United States to
ihoie retailers of wines and foreign difiileI
lpirits, within the town of Alexandra,
who lhall at any time commence the bpG.
NETS OF retailing, have to obtain them Of
and thofe Whole licenies ihall expire, have
20 renew them with the fublcrioer. All
oerions concerned will pleafe to pay atten.
tion to this notice.
CHARLES PAGE, Cal. Req.
lzfb divJfoa, sdJurVey.
-. q. law 2W
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14

ed with the new method of fcrews, all the
defects initantly appear. 1t is ;np6iible
70 draw the cords to an equal tenhon, con-
frequently the impreGion will he uneven
dry weather ilackens, and damp weather
braces the cords, which cannot fail of in.
Joring the impreilion-add 10 this the ne.
eetllty OF renewing the tying as often as
the piatten works loofe, which will occur
at leait once month; this caufes the toe
OF the ipindle to bend on the die, and for
to or three days the Riffneis is extremely
difagreeable to the workmen.
The variation of the fcrew on the pre-.
lent plan, be it ever 70 grear, can never
affect the imprstioa. The cafe with
which the bar is moved is never altered bv
adJutting the pla,,en, which, if once pro
rerly iet, will not get our of order, while
the face OF the platlen remains good.
The iuhitiruring rollers for; cramps, is.
perhaps, the greateit Improvement. The
carriage OF the prefs requires 60 little force.
that the workman lcarcely feels it, and he
uie OF oil is 70 triaiug thar tie additional
exPenie OF Prefs, made on this plan will
Ds saved IN the coulfe OF one or two years.
Dot, which Injuries the running OF the
common pref, has no pereeptihie efea on
this--it IS the fame in all wea,hers-is
notiubiect TO get out Of order, and has ali
the appearance of Iaiting FOR ages; and il
diluted tor fix months, will move al the
end OF that time, without oiiing or clean.
wy, as We4l Us ever. 44uy0ya.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14

Fhou art indeed unfit fer the Office
lhis Is more than / was prepared 10 hear
Hence and let me be conducted to NV
fate"
Theie words awoke the unhappy Eliza
who, with esgernefs to atone for the loft
time, began TO appropriate the few mo-
meats lett, in duplicating her huiband's
talvation.
Side by fide the unhappy couple prayed,
as the ordinary advanced to the difnal
cell They were too intent on their devo-
ton 70 obierve him. The holy man came
with more comfort than what his function
alone could adminitter, twas reprieve,
bur with caution he communicated the
glad tldings TO the loving bur hsp,ets PAIR.
The effect it had on them was TOO as.
feeting to be expreGed. EIenry's fcnf.s
were overpowered, while Eliza ran frantic
with Joy---She ran 10 the man Of God,
then TO her child, ere fhe perceived her
holland apparently litelefs. Iie foon in
haied life, from her tender kites. while
the humane lailer Knocked OF his fetters.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14

fpoken Of. The head is crowded with
hair, which falls regularly over the fore
head, near to the eyebrows ; i,snsck and
breait are bare, bur d2wnwards is covered
entirely with hair of a redih cat. Its
arms and hands appear perfect like thoie
of a man, excepting the nails, which are
i,n;lar 10 claws OF BEATS; but the iect
appear perfect. Ii has very long tail,
which i, wirds round rs body when run
mig. An attempt was made to catch it
(hort time ince, ty three gentlemen 90
korlrbaek, one Of whom was near enough
TO arike il with the 'atl, oihis whip, bu,
,akipg down fteep hill, the gentlemen
were Obliged to dimounr TO purdue il,
when it made It's efcape. We hsar thou
iaod dollars is offered iorehis al,imak alive.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14
50 Dollars re ward.
STR1YED or RnZem fro
Sept. a.

olR4YED or llolen from the
../n9/enber's bAlfa,e, (near tie Ieat of The
.late mr.. Maain, and abo1f 4 miles from
fbis touoa m 7buylaey uiybf, tbe 10Th
infant, tsoo CEILINGS, one Of Them a
6rigbt bay, abo1f IS hand, hgb, has n
hanging maia md (apHeb tail, a Far oud
JmaH bAaze or Jni1 dam 10 pr mar hi,
nele, bya0aed on oue ef his tbigbs, Lxt
i7o6ic6 is nat resoklsRea, thus, O. I, he
rms 7veA and pe,y eeLy in a Ro1v traq,eL-
ling gait, md qvas ,L5od dyorr.
Ibeo brigbt/ory<i, aJoxt IA bauas
6igb, a @o,t made boy/e, has a hangine
nam aad /1oiteb sua, a avbite /bof INN
bis buck, oeea6oned BY tbe/adakr, lots
6asd, 9nd drugs bis hind feet, by qvLicb
fbey gre much qvo,n, 6olds bis brad b,ob
7obfa moautea, has had the PLANTERS far
Ioms tine, bm is almgf aoeii; be qoas I1od
6.fors, bit bad Iyf eue ef bis B5es.
W6aeUe, delfpeys the /aid boy/es 10 tbe
/u6/e,ibe,, hall rree,ve 20 AarsreqooYd,
or 10 doilars far eifbe, of brm. If he
Ho,/es Eot,e .j2oien, avbieb is morr hun
fre66bAf, tbe perrin .lqpbing aad /te4uag
me MIR hbat bemay be fonqyt7ea, NnH
RECEIVE a reavayd Of 80 doilQ,s zteu bis
bei@g eoaVi7fd .foy .aeoAing ibs aiore/aid
beyes, or eitbevsf f6fm.
PHILIP r. FENDAII..
-4lexandris, I2fb .Sebf. 1901. a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14
NORFOLK, Sepr. (.

Lait evening arrived the brig Antelope.
capt. starbuek, So days from Belfaia, has
on board 81 Paiiengers, There are no late
papers 10y her. One of The panengers in
forms Us, that there are fomc approximations
q an inyahon, but thar the people are
PeFistsiy content ince the Union.
lhe brig Martha Bland hid arrived
previous TO the falling Of the Antelope.
Died, yeRerday, MIR. CHARLES Rra
SHAW, Gather of the Branch Bank in tbis
pdovgh, after long and painful illnefs,
Waich he bore with tfne chrifian forri,ude.
I'll the all-wiie creator Of the uni,erfe
'poughs proper to decree him Tor that bea-
seniy maniion where only zeal hsppin,f
scwel!S. He was an afeeiionale and in
qugent hubbard, Kind parent, and I'm
eefe ana generous friend. His eminent
virtues had endeared him to a refpet,able
slreie OF acquaintance, who feel a lively
'0li0w ior the leis they kaye fuaained.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14
BALTIN.Ck E, Sept. III.

Arrived, ihip Muidoch, capr. Hender.
fcn, 81 days from Lordon. Left there,
a ip kebecca, capt. M'Niel, of Balti-
nore. The trig Nancy, CAPT. kicols, of
New Yo,k, failed on the 4'h- July for
Baltimore, with goods. In lat. AZ, II,
long. ss, 50, fioke the brig Della. from
Liverpool, hc,rd 20 New York, CUT IS
days. Avg. le, lat. AZ, IS, loog. 81,
46, fpoke a brig irons Glaigow bounostt
New-Yofk. Mex, day, f. ke The brig
William, of Neubuyport, trcm NC.
bound 20 Cork, cut II days. 10th, III
lat. IS, IS, long. o., 50, fpoke the lch'r
Mary Ann, OF New York, bound 10 A
frica, our 4 days.
Brig Viper, capt. Frazier, IS days
from Guadaloure. Left there tie brig
Angufa Wellington, capt. Mitchell, u
New York, uncertain when t. fail.
Sch'r. Camden, capt. Richaroion, 81
days from Carthagena.
Left there, ioh'r Liberty, Dixon, Of
Philadelphia, uncertain when to fail.
Sept. 6, in lat. "a, II, longitude a.,
Poke brig James, Of and for New-Ei
ven, out &c days from ST. Croix. &
Arrived, flhr. Berci, capt, Ma,her, 20
days from Porto Rico.
Left there, two briggs belonging TO
Bottom; fpoke nothing on the rafIsge.
Arrived, fch. Zephyr, capt. Wright,
70 days from Port Republican.
Left there,
Brig Montg' mery Miner, Newtern, N C.
Sch'r Thomaa, Bodewn, Baltimore
George, Swain, do.
ouWarrcW. Salem
Sloop Friendfhip, , $50.
The fchooner Cornueop;a, of Balti.
more, capt. Beetle, failed with us 70,
lAnceveau.
The fehr. Eleanor, capt. Wickham. IS
IN the bay, with many Others, names un-
known.
!, sch'r Philip, Jenne, - days from til,
HAVANA.
The brig capt. Tygart, Of
Baltimore, was TO fail nexs day.
Sch'r Evelins, capt. Holmes, is DAYS
from Port Republican.
The ichooner Friendfhip, capt. Ridge.
~ and tour other fail belonging : to
charleftop, came our with her.
schooner Maria, capt. Bunker, x days
from ST. Jago.
Aeff t6e,e on The z3d IF Axgaf tbe EL.
hqviag V11ek,
on'p Mary, capt. Ihompion, of BaIti-
more, uncertain when to fail.
Schooner BuckGin, Cainy, do. bound
to Barracoa, in 10 days.
: greyhound, Robb, do, bound TO PORT
Republican, in 4 days.
sally Coffin. Of Philadelphia, to fail in
oloop Jennet, Crandon, do. do. a6 do.
fsiied great many ye1els in the bav.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14

end OF that time, wishout oiiipg or clean.
ing, as well as ever. ,4u,Oyo.
RETRIEVED MALEFACTCR:
AN AFFECTING SCENE LATELY ExH1-
BITED AT NEwGArE.
49," II ayend It'll din 4vas 4pont
iografe the ERR, avbeu eutc,ed here, f,sm
\ gyoaas,
Aaa bssois o,yasves canaema'd !; fran
eisak ef eb4ius,
IND e',gN Of ,Aey bars, auderxskiue hin.
ges
n ,,s.' :, eyer . aa4 o1'ou tie hgbt 1vqs dalS'd
Wlfb ftzgbtttal faces, and fk,e msoger lsoks
Cf grin aid gkeaJ exee3tisne,s.s'
CoNcRRvE.
HE toll;ng of tte dreadful bell; fun
monlng the m,terable TO pay their forfeit
ca lives TO their country, awoke Henry
from the fiTft ileep he had fallen into ,fince
ne entered the walls Of difmal priion.
Henry lad been a merchant, and married
the beautiful, Eliza in the nidit of af-
Huence !; but the capture of our Wen- In
la Heet, insthe American war, was the
hrit itroke his houfe received. His ere.
ditors irom the nature OF the lofs, were for
iome time merciful bur TO fatsfy fome
partial demands, he entered into dino
norable treatS, which being ditcovered.
Henry was thrown inlo ione loathfome
gaot. he had offended again.t the laws,
and was condemned 70 die.
Eliza pofeied Roman virtue. She
would nor quit his ide, and with her If.
tant fon, fhe preferred chaGng away his
melancholy IN dungeon; to her fathers
houie, which was fill open to receive her
The hopes of a reprieye from day to day
had fed; bur not before the death warrant
arrived. Grief overpowering all other
fenfes, leep, the balmy charlner of the
woes of humanity, in pity to their rnife-
ries, extended her flken embraces over
them, and beguiled the time they had an.
propriated tor prayer; and Eliza, with
the infant, fill continued under her inAu-
ence.
:" Father of mercies," exclaimed Hen.
~, " lend thine ear toa duplicating PEN
itent. Give attentionto nay n1ort prayer.
Grant me forgiveness, endue me with for
titude to appear before thee and, O God
extend thy mercies to this injured, this beft
OF thy iervants, on whom have entailed
undeteryed heartfelt woe. Chafe not leep
from her till ] am dcad.''
The keeper intercepted his devotion.
by warning him ct his fare. $ IL there
be mercy inyou," replied Henry, /" make
no noiie, for | would not have my dear
wife and child awakened ill am no
more
He wept- even he----who was Injured
70 miery--7he, who with an apathy had
I'LL now looked upon diRreS fhed tears at
Henry's reqncR4 Mature for once pre-
domipated in jailer.
Atthis infant the child cried !! O hea.
yens," fad Henry" ! am too guilty. %
have my prayer heard /" he tool, up bis
infant, and forsunately hufhed /, again to
reit, while the jaiIsr food rrSri6ed with
aiionifhment. At laft he thus broke
out--'sIhis is too much, my hearr bl1<ds
for you, ! would 7 had not fen dis dayy. !"
What do Ihear, replied henry. al
this an angel in the garb of my keepcri
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Notice.

Whereas Charlotte Lawrence, the wife
OF shr faoteriber, has retoied to live with
me, this IS 70 forbid all rerfons from bar
bour'ng or tru9ing her upon my account,
for ! VIII not be aniwerable for any con-
tract that Che may make after this date,
Sept. 10, 1901.
GEO. A. LAWRENCE.
sep'' Ia iaw3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-14
alsranorta anhartIssr.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ID.

Samuel Meredith, treafurer Of the Unit.
co States, has rehgred. 1t is rumored
that Mr.. Hanion, Gather Of the Bank Of
Columbia, will fucceed him.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
1t William Fennelly's Office,


ITO accommodate his lends and cu1omeF' '- .--
L country, he intends 60 feil Goods hy H 49,
every dav m the week, Sundays eEceprs1 iha'e W.
may p'eale to favor him with their cuN2u', NJ. -
to their advantage, as ne i cou0IntlY receiving
Of every delcrpton Tor pubic fac WITHOUT any
Nom ~ b4.J and ready t5T sac ,,.-
Cod. r yer, and QiIt Watches iupernne n'uu'l,s'
aud low nrictd Broadclohs; CalhmereS Fi3'"s' -o
req Cloths Elaaic do. Orleans do Coanhg'' osakss
and Baizes Swaardovn Veitiug and resaY M
YcRe; uarfeines Quilt 30 f7ncy Dimity Mpr.'e1
and India Satin ftrpe do India Co'ton' q ", ~ So
riih and Dutch Linens Cheeks; black "A -
IA, cotton. inca pulecat romal, muffin, anu 81.
H4ndkerchies; can,e's hair muffin and cotton liz
handfame pIaju and lriped Satin for Vets w So
ton, and worried Hole Surreuders lanes Fu.uns
Nqnkenetts and Rripcd NenSeen; leconet aug 80
Muffin, tamborei Neckeoth' Oh Cloths nays
Writing PaDer; TumhIars Knives and forSsi &c
can't Tea Trays; knife ~. fnpfcr ~ Bu-S'es s'1
Buttons: Razors, and Kaives; Ribbons aps' sn'
Threads ex .s!le-t Indigo Feathers and BeincEl&
kent couaanty.-One Der, Bureau, Tables, ChaT''
Bsdaeads S,c-Togc her WITH many otHsr artcis' too
many to enunerate Nv advertfcmcnt-
any Of The aboye goods will be fold AZ private lae'
cheaper than cheap.
Gods Of All kinds received for nnh'c or private 'Ne
on cor;mioa' aud cath advanced goods dePoiirea
for immediate fac.
Cab, md ne hislsh pee, given ror AZ kNi' If
SHIPPING fURs. Pgrsl'ai A4gsfI7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

DR HA2ULT0N'S Grand RES-0RATYYk
Il ecom7ended as ~ invaluable medicine Tor the
iPtev relief and permanent cure of the various com
plants WHICH reiplt from diipatcd PIE tures Juvenile
Ind'lcreuous-re!1euce n climates un4vorabla to the
conititu'ion-the immoderate ulc of teA frtauent IN
toX'c9ton or any OTHER detruGive intcmperance
untki!tu or excetve ule Of aercury-the dleales De-
euar % temaes az certain period VI Gfr-ba9 layings
in, &c. &c.
And j. proves Nv long arA ex'enfve experience 70
&c absolutely unPar aeird II the cure ofneI vous
dlorders, coofumpion> Iovnois Of fpirts lois Of ap
Pettc imPurty Of the blood. hyRerical seGtions Id
ward weakne0cs violent craFlps IL the Gomach and
back, ind'geltion. re anchog gout u the Rontach
pans IT the limbs, rcaxatons, invoul;ary emiIions
iemlnal weakneGcs, obGinate glects luor alhus lor
whCcsl iuiPocucv, barrynnels. &c. &c
"a e@les oi extremity where the long prevalence and
ohlt'naoy of difeafe ia brought general mp0ver-
iihmeut Of The lydern, eTcrive debility ~ the whole
frame, ard waiting ~ the leh which 10 nouriinen,
or cordial could repair, pere7eranre in ,he uic OF
this mtdclne has performed he mon aAOnlN; ~
The Grand rcnorarve i Pr,Frcd ia P.lls well ~
"a tlu'd form, which ahii, conid.raby D uroda ing
gradual add i4ang ef-9. Their virtues remain un-
impaired for years any climate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
PORTOF Portland.


NJ arrivals Gnce The l4a Gazette
The silly, Thompfon, az Phitdelph A, was a,
BrN " AuE. a. to San ~ ten dlvs
The Union cape C,duian wa yft x Bib7a, y7 day,
Gnce.
IoIua-y, Meat, Of Portland f.br E,sh, SiNr-,,
P-ro5Ccor Mercury, S'onr. E-oursunk White
OK, R.a1, Bath; we're A s.. Pie'rs, Arrut 2.
The Thom4S, Stono, Of this Po-r, was al Cape
Fr'ncais ttGuf W..
Brig E.ho. MLsIao, ot'his port, was r2oi, \,
Autnt Is, All. 3j, IoaE. %, hHtccn days rom Bot
ton, Tor HtvA0nd
The Tryr.Iiyr, Blanchard, and large black hip,
of P)rtlAnH, we. tf 4, Havana, AuEu'i Q.
Iu'y AZ. wa, t1uken. tnt Betty, Lite, oil Wlcaf-
frtt. f.r L..trpocl, De days out.
The Poly, " WIttHstt, vas a. Gua3al2uP3,
Antna 3.
tn Ap:r', Hoibrook, ofWfcafi;tt, was to fail
from D.nH que, Algut 8.
Suip Far Amr>ican, Earl, Of Chlrlefo r, faled
from Bltayii ,he 9Th IF November la0, for NJ inha.
On hrE paGl.-, th- CIpta1 and four t-1m,n land
ca o. AZ iH1nd, "a procure Proviho1s @nd water,
aoi were Al: murdered hy the natives. The nip
arrived at Chrribon, Java on the Al d of March
la, having been fomt tine 10 grea, dIltrct5 for
proyG0ns and water.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

-TTE flle Of Lands 2 the Sixteenth Collection
L ID 0ritt, S-coad DyG1n. l+tev advertifgd IN
thrs Gazette by WILLIAM Emery, Of Sanf5rd,
Coec,or Of tht D rect Tax FOR fid Diarlct, is
p3aPoned from the 9th Of September to The Tbir-
tiefb day OF November neXt--thr former tale brils
too foou after the aftime Of adverti6ng, aniEer
tbe law, renA-r7 tbs p7tpontment neCgGIry.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

Official letters were pubilhcd -. the papers
received by laR Mail, from Mr. Cafbcarr, the
U, 5. Ccninl At T,ipoii, confirm ming TIE intelii.
ge0oc of the Bafhaw's having declared war
aglina this country. This event took place in
form, on he - My. rTbrjf htier5 mai e.
bEb5kd rerf qpsfk Mr.. C4tbcarf fays, =. The
whoe FORE #. TIiPoIi conGas Of fsveu IN of
vesls' carrying 100 guns, 4, 6 ard poun iers,
and SO men, very baJly equipped. They
have morc yellls. but 90 people to man them"
a very violent THUNDERSTORM was czneri-
cn.ct NJ This town ~ Wslne.dty evening" lat
AK B'Jje'ori ths houte IT Mr.. Hooper wls
Aruck with ligh,n.ns, and ecn6dGably darn
aged.
We uaier1zhi, z y drternin-i thar H.
execution Of Farba nks m eli take pl ace az Dci-
ham.
The RarEan remonhaue- ssanl the ueafar-s Of
CrrfIi BON io-c5ades r-acwa of hoHiiitics or
the continent of Europe. Bonaparte, prubeh.v hads
hlt hare of Is neceTry FOR bis pr-funal ncrcf
an fsictv, and has therefore purified m-ures viii "A
he knew would I've eertaU independent II aay intrigue,
influence ne part of Great Brain 60 meet with
opnoGHcn from the great consnentA powers who. tau-
n1;vicw with ialAGiOn the balance Of power dcr0v-
ed unrls IN their own l1vsir. The Clafli, IS a
gallant ioid he iuP9oied 20 brook hc Ian
q a1c made ute ot n this remembrance In which he
!, charged with each Of Pronjle. made p the late
EnPeror P7ul, in five srtices-vh continuing the
fyem 'e56oy taken up BY the Dire9ory-4nd threat
cred he does not alter HIS condu9 and uil bis en-
a3gemen:s. that there can b no harmony between
he countries Il is probahle thar this renor-
r7nce m ldc wi the concurrence " th9 Courts Or
VeuUa and Berlin, and that the peace n tie conncne
VIII tie tut ih0rt truce. "a EN- plpr-.7
IN TIE ppm ls lja7 5lhb- gi,.a d. t-H IN o@,
Gzzs e.,
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TvF0RuATIOV 10 MARfNERS.

ON ny p4lIage hons, July TT, Far lie bore n.
VI. dihaot leagues. July Cd; taw something
that appeared like hip, barring - w. leagues,
but foIn perceived w,th elals that L was Rock,
and after drawing nearer &c It could Zee breakers
extending to TIE S. r. about mile diRlnt from the
Rock the water an round appeared vcTv much
coloured. From The time oF my leaving Fair Inc,
until alb can of the Rock, was SO hours. MY dit
lance per log, and that hove every honr, and with
fair wind, was 3q9 miles upon courte maie
good s. rs ~ Y. and % miles % courie maie
good S. ~ w. One and quarter hour before
fayv the Rock, had good ob!erv1tion, which viii
make X, attitude 81, 30, n. and longitude "A ~
VV. bv The Chio's run Variation, bY an azjmuth
and amplitude, 800 w. TOE above information
think may \. depende a. heag tbs true htu-
alton Of R0ckll, which il quite different from what
il is laid down in all Books or Charts which Ihav-
feen. On ny pafrige outwardS, paiItd near q
the place As il is laid do an ~ the Charts, and faw
nothing oft. WILLIAM StORf,
. Salem, A2gHf 81. Of mp Friendhp'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
Robert II. Smith,

DEGS leave 70 inform the Public in
ID general rhst he has taken the Store lately occu-
pied byFK9t O. YongJap and Co. next door below tbs
Main. Fire a7| Fyir. Iajaaa 0se, the Sign Of the
Lr4iIa Cb Fh Street where he has for falr al kinds
Of manufactured TOBACCO, SNUFF and SEGARS
Of the ben quality, whoelle and retail the Bolton
prices, Pora5ai, September 2, 1891.
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NQTICE.

4 'HE partner1iip betveen ELLIOT G. VAUGHAN
q 90. was by mutual content dfolvcd this dsy
Az Perious h1yiDg any demands .4iuf fAid frm, a-
Trqutiie1 70 exhibit them FIR feucment: ana rhcr=
Who are indehted, are dtGref M Ike inmedi7te pAY
mrnt 90 GEORGE e. E-6UGH.4N at his Office uvcr
MOoDYs Sore ID Fiih-areet.
ELLIOT 9. VAUGHAN
WILLIAM IT. VAUGHAN.
P.A.a. So Igo1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

DF-D-In th;, town. Mi rpoNA7 F7~oice. aged
Az wears, worthy and active -6c-r in the revolution
ary army he was liner, "a Wednesday aa, with
Maflnic honor..
Mailer Jaas 8. Csg. sped Il. Ton Of Mr.. 0fa:5.,y
COLI
SHIRT ~, Hy t5r~y tta q4k fh1-
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Eni f7ta -,ilt,f He a,Ig turing rJ-sq.
T.e Shasi. IN more, 5u f-ii-a5 baprs erFlrt,
N'7 r-i75, sya17fag. from tte learned tage
t'b t7l. ta'. ~ al.ys Ga. PVsat ur7r,
lIit e5ms. isrtya, their carer rra.70.
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fn la'rn Grri, 70 yrlhH, N m I5F ~y'
Mis- Na5y Tsiy daugh,-r ef Mr.. Slr-4.t ToL.y, aged
Al.
ON id4v Mr. Ccor,c G.irg aged Y, formerly of
SANFORD -occadonc1 '.Y ~7.in green FRUIT.
AZ 'aan, Clpt. Takt D.'"' If thi, town, age A..
Ar WLls. Mr-. H4nnah Gilman, aged 5LeouIorI Of
or. Jufcph Gilman.