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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17
B7Aon, A1Lg. "a

% l0N5 1IIg. n
Capt. SiIfbee. from Cape Francois, failed on
the 18TH Of July, and on the 18th was boarded
by French Corvette Of p guns, treated po
likely, and Informed, that ihe vas from Brea
bound 70 the Cape, and faded in company with
fifteen fail ofthe line, defined to the Game place
July 10, la'. 43, 80, long. So, I'M the nom
ing, French fTig te was fpok-n with, on a
cruze, and h fame dty. 10 the afternoon, the
brulh fFigate Concord was fpoktn, ii PurluiJ
of the Freedman.
4 he Bolton frigare. n 81 guns, Opt NJ
NiELl, we are to,J, viii fIl II a few days tor
Ne~york from vh=rce our Ambafador ID
France VIII embark with hi E4its
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

Exira7 fow letter, dated LLlb2B, III me 70, 1901
The peace between this country and Spain
ana Fraoce, was concluded about the 9Th or
oh iaa. and rAli6ed by the two former immedi
stey The conditions have not been made
pub.ic; howev.rit is faid gre4. G4crahces were
made 70 di-mouds, heii e -ivi 2 up territory il
RIBS kiagdom, Brazils ana India aud regard
isg Great Briton, the ports to be completely
fiat to al fhps OF war and commerce. We
have fiji very unpleaiant f-niarions ever lince
ths treaty has been concluded-not knowing
rsslelg our own iiIuAti'u-5u having fcsl
The sfsds Of every Gmilar Petce concluded BY
The French, wien il fIited their intettt q over
Aep TIE terms, we have Judged Il i mater OF
Pndsnce 70 place cur properly, as qli ky as
polhble out ct their reach, and we H. ps. by the
cd of this month, THAI all oft will De fhpped
ana The veG,is ali ready u al with He A 4
convoy that offers Within th,ia few days
new alarm hts taken place :-!r Wy fig 70 be a
very doubtful cafe WHITTIER the Fra Conf1l will
rally this peace or nor Tin fat 1t Is fuipe6ted
be will not. and his brother L1ci4n B lnlparte.
who concluded il at Bailaio, with NJ Pinto.
and The PTinceof Peace, declared on the receipt
u dhpaJghes, that he much doubted X, and had
ne courier arrived before he had hgnei t.,
would have been broken of it is Ikewif=
ht, that he had forbidden the coart Of Spain,
Fubh.h IL The SPaniards are not lafs alarmed
ihanthe P3rtugde(e, from the great bodie, Of
troop tat The French are pouring into Spain /;
iome people tdtpe6 Il II 10 revO urIO izc Spain
ac.othe1s to make embarrassment OF troop, for Ire
iaad or lta'y be Il as It may, it places Us A
guam very unplea!ant ftIItion, and makes
every Psrion tAiak leriouly Of quitting The coua-
~, al eat every one fhac can re move proper
y; iach a have debts ewing them, mat re
man or g,se them up
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

TIE Prefdent has reduced the Marine ettlb,
raa,srt 10 AGO men--a number believed equal
! III the ezigsncies Of the government Two
soadr,d OF hem are employed in the Msditer-
rnsnsanfquadron. Theremainipg zoo can have
4 ,r'' other employment than the guarding Of the
r.vr YARD at Warrington, the navyyard at
pb;,delphia, the fsveral frigares laid up, and
u barracks al WaChington. It has been con
ssersd, We apPrehend waite q public money
i ,ersn more Marines than are necedary TO
s.,forra The aforementioned military duties.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

The brig Packet, Of Portland, was to fa from St.
Crolx for Network 2oh Jolly
he brig Flora has arrived at Newyork from Sligo,
with Paiiengers- So Eek have been lcnt the holpal
and many are daily falling lck
!! has been ta;ed. that Capt Pinkham, Of Newbed-
ford was Imprloned Algezrs by the American Con-
tul. letter from him dated June 90 informs, that
he was liberated and thar be expected fail for home
foon, with bis fhip.
Arrived az Sqism, fchouner Betfey. Capt. Reed. a.
days I. ON Grenada. Left there, dip Madilon Hart
ley, 81 PeppereIiborough; brig -, Langdon Of Ken
ncbunk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17
NETWORK, AUG. 7.

E.trs7s ora LITER tyom CaPs Francoif, p a gsaf!s
mar IA Pbladelbbi1 dated I7tb july.
nYou wilt obierve by the inclofed copy Of
NEW CONSTITUTION, thar the ii nd is
declared INDEPENDENT, and Gen. Tout
faint GoVerno'."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

E"f'Ht' Of letter from yo4ag gsn.mar 5oayd brig 1t.
lanhe Capt Bro7Ua 70 BIZ yeHd in Ne7u5myPort d1s{
Noagf,at, Jay "a.
: On the Izth init. we failed from Gusdaloupe at
7 M being off Point Antigua, final EngIilh pri-
vateer fired upon US and brought US too. They hailed
n French and had French colours flying ordered our
boat our, and the captain to come on board The
boat being large, aud heavy fea again u, we were
coniiderahIe time in getting her il the water The
Prvateeriman, thinking we're longer than we ought
70 be. discharged volley Of muf4uetry but, fortu
nstely, did no damage. The captain tepaited on
board, Immediately, with four hands.-They took his
papers from him, lent prize matter and feven men
and ordered for Monllerat where we arrived yef-
terday morning What viii be the fate | am unable
fay, but believe We ha w cleared after lD.nLng,
perhaps, the gre atea part Of our cargo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17
BIZ TIE Mail.
wAsHrNcron, AUGUST 3.

7g;s d4y the Supreme Curt OF the United
~ I'll At the Capitol.-Preient, Jultices
p,erlon, Walh;ugton and Moore. Chief Ju1,
Msrihan Is arrived, bu!was prevented from
susniing by indilPoiitIon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

"A perior qualify, for r fale-Ap5iy to = :
Aagg? II. L. A. jerks.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

NOTICE IS hereby given 20 all perfols who
IN fdnd Indebted 20 the tu5icriber--tbat unirfs
hey make paymeot TO him, on Or before the 18th
'ay of September next, their Notes and Acchants
vii be put into al Attorneys hand tor collie iou,
Without further notice And all thole thar have
10y demands, are requefed to call for their pay
STLVANUS GALLTSON.
UiHdbam, A4tgf ?, 18ol.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

DRINTED POLICIES Of INSURANCE, aod
Il jerks Bookstore.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

zsl.s 70 q BAD q ne plle, Of 8gjrarss, aaI9 z. A.
JeaAi. Boxes 4I6-Pit, III
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Commonwealth Of MafachufettS.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Hcad- QuarIers. March I

(HeeyI Sad Soldiers 81 ne MiEfia Of Ala6ae5urfts,
The iaiety and welfare Of the United States ellen.
nally depend Oh the good ORDER regu arv, and dici-
pine OF the militia and as vour e1eItions the aR fea
Ion have fully proved how highly you climate th.fe
qualifications, i reaonabe preiume that tholc
ertlons will be continued and lncreaied.
Inc militia Is now oonhdcred the grest lecuriy ct
the Unittn States, their chief military dcftnce and the
nuriery OF their future Generals and Armies Do not
therefore diaPpont the cOnhdcnt expectations of your
fellow citizens, and Of the government
The laws preicibe to you many ufeful and nece1sry
regulations which demand your particular attention
lhele and NE RgaatoH5 5y he OTTER ara D1ti6AHs g
bf ITc3Pf g ibe United States every Officer in The mitiS
s required by law to pohels. Study to acquire tho
rough knowledge Of this fyGem, and learn practically
its application when in the field, that by combining
theory with practice you may be lafely relied upon by
your country
The frequent exercre Of arms is neceGarv to form 4
good folder, that by habit their ufe may become ia
miar-to this end afiemhlc often in imalI bodies for
niructOn and let your exercile be your amufement
Burn'fh your arms and inlpe6 your accoutrements. .
that they may always " fiji for the field efoye Co
improve in military ilill, and iuficieut opportunity
will Preient for that purPole without injury to your
REFLECTIVE empoyments.
Be united il vour feveral corps and banlh from voa
all caules Of diRcnton- emulate each other in YOU'D
marital efforts that hy unity Of principle and acleT
the moIt noble object Of your ambition a ~ Be atchiel
cd, the feoury Of your country. III
To know how to command, it i fri necefary 4
learn TO obeyRe prompt in executing al orders VOC
receive be veiiant in the dfcharge Of your fevsrl
duties and patient and perievering in acquiring ho-
rough knowledge OF the military ytem eAablihsd Oyl
law-DhcPne, differentiation and union are indhpenr
laby requitte il al military bodies and ia properties
as thee prevail decline, the public force OF ths
Commonwealth will be augme uted or dimnilhed. n
Officers and Soldiers Of Mailachufett5 you ALREADY
number lUy thouland men Of the Militia Army OF tis
United States. But remember that dic1phne aorf
can make your formidabe-without il, numbers wlI
rather lehen than incresfe J, ar enGth-Shev you1
ielves therefore worthy Of The high confidence report
70 you BY your Sounuy LIZ tau drPiAy " Yoaf n i
tarY virtues.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

Mefage Of the ConluIs, addrelled to The Legislative
Body and the Tnbunate
Ite Continental Pace b15 been rnef ~ LyTegiA u u
neb tie FrA1rb PqPi zsj5rd TJei, TIN zsB 4U., BE
lint 81 he Rbi''. Revsl asger fosI tbs, ys5iEsa- pie
tory neVer ai4es 70 beiJ Pyetesfoai.
Afr baVisg ye-5faA ed tie aafsnt Esgi Of Gail iJfy
bad r 'Oe THIRTY g he People zobo acre aui,cI 10 .s by
one common origin aad By fIe community y ufey aud y nan
nerS.
TJe LiIe,f # ne Cgsfae and Of Eigayis 10 e.u,eA
apr ~ dHy' fbryf 7ga another, ryLilb is. aaI qe
55c k'"g sf $sai. ta'S be" Jff +" our says, an4bd
JtsTs4Jor n Mailer rcvy5. aoy be 6frfsiop qrus
tis7f q car eHTf ,za detaeB bin s sar atreff-5e z.H
6svr gf 'ee'mPf@ Prime Of III lol vciA 81 q bs E,oas
He 1gH remember @at Be- carr 70 f4sy Of Spain, and
70 toe Tinp Of France lii yos41s and bis sorfs zoA Be
1S' 0ga our sHs77e AMI TUR become bs g41 Of or sam
7eree and our JGY5
Agria--9"d that rUb IL tie tJre Of seaat-AnR,s,
bt"e'b EPayado France By vsF rrgioui zuM 10 oupr
te'I f6Gf TiVaIy fb bs1rbSynrg 7obeb for many ags
oaTs es'Hd zoe Torment q ~ f1VO Popr, and The saIaz1
ijsf 81 Europe.
BY 6i' Tray rvy thing tisd qois y,es to France
zr 70 longer 6aOs 70 'Egg Ggai5q tbe FERNS ans bs IT,
fTlgnsf 9fa Coagr9I
1bs Govs'"''saf 0vOri he e,eYoa Of s I1fifasr As
layfT P'e7PoafDJ rpbO ba5 conducted tbs nsgaeiaiaa 10
70" b1 termination There yeprIiz aeiBer Naturalization %
be JsdTed "O' ekpaaafOa Be demanded nor of eqnvoel
's"l Z" 4OO'Sb t5e dpIos8ahf art deb9fE tbe SedI of
TU1Y.
Wb5ort vUaf not tJis7reay he Treaty offs General Pals
Tbif qV1' 'be VO6 Of France 7B, fbe eaa. oba of tie
GoySyHmeHf
But al it, orf' ia v.ir III Europe i.o,p, 5,t De
l'"J 1a' e7deaVOarI frate ts ngosiatioss at
LEseyiH
4" vain did an AGENT auf0y4 y tJe Goveyanunt dareS
70 bin tbe 9@ Of Oe,, 8oc, iJuf Frame "a az yeaiy 70
enter 1UIf6 pm Apo" 6Iyafe segolfou TBis declaration
only obtained ,s -Hd tie peeNi t5at EnqL4al eoI nof
abaHdo7 Ter ally Sine tbat zVb>a t aRy coar TO tyef
7O60Sf England baf Government ei otter mean. 10 aeily
Pe0ee, 70 aEaBsyy 10 he vD0rd
If O'oafc' Coaveaoa zObis5 humanity bad eaata!eI and
4eff' T0ar EgaigF aysya5ls ElBrrmcp.
~ 'af' P'tIcH'''7 contrary 10 TIE dignity AID he r5s IF
all "aoT' TIE 7obae commerce # a and of ipaq1s, CO.,
07if doI ?" (1iJ ~ ambition. mi sa, vsgG Be 5oe3
70 TIE e"eL9O' V',eigny + England II ARM agaiqG a
D'"nGl and Srean 6'ca Rr Sqvi.a and Deu.qa,f bave
6nr'd, By 7rtrt gAI,auy, t5 oyyeigay AMI he ind
Ps"d,afe IF t6ci, f4g5
TIE Poqoey5 9tbe Norfb Dnjgqy aaets bay. yigJt 70
ret'" EeH France TIE Fre5eb Coy.yrert zuH a1sas 4r
ibe COMMON injury 10 al artion qvBont svy oGn5 6z4
boF'eV'' tb@ oTg5f only f0gb' y Peaes AMI for ID, gooi
.be zSoyM.
TIE f,f coySi, (SigaeaI B0NApARrE.
By tie fyR COgfa,
Tbs Secretary IF Stas, FL b MARKr
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
DOmsRic AFairs.
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
F5ideHt OF tbe Uaied States 81 Arerisa.
To an whom II NAV Concern


TIE Cizea Loz AHsre PifJsa ba0Hr brodee9 10 me 81,
C1m~fo7 Coamary Ge7cyaI ef Corrrreiai relation sr
re FeHeJ X ba5 5Ia BE Jsd Slater, % BrsBy rg.
Tim az t, aaS declare bin free exeE and enjoy 5
tantoT fozr5 ana biveg aAoTusd ygb4 he Uni
I'd StatS to re Caaal ef tie NOT fagoyai Eatiaas.
n F1llHOay 7rlr4ef bavs e4gjad tbg5 letter. 70 Ee
radc Patat gHI tbe zeal 81 tbs United Stats 70 81 bs-
10 gB@sG
Civ,a aaaa ny band at ne City Of Eyqj5iapiou tbs
n. HiHaeeHb Ay f areb ~ he year ~ ouy Lerl on
fb0saa eigJi hundred and one, and Of tie IadebeaIs
9ffbe United Staics tLs tygsuty,EjIb.
By'be Py5pieat, THOMAS JEFFERSON
LEVI LINCOLN, ASfig a. Secretary q STATE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

HANBURGH, FEB. Io.--If the RhgGlh Embargo
on Danih and Sweedlh vehrls is not taken of. IL
is believed that Hanover aud Hamburger will be
occupied by Pruflian troops.
The intelligence that an Englifh frieate has cut
out feveral Sweedilh vefTes from Norway caufes
great feniation here, as it is conGdered as formal
rupture between England and Sweedea. Denmark,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Joseph BONAPARTE.

One Of the articles ID the Treaty Of Campo For
MIC, alluded TO IN the above treaty, ftates, that a
Treaty Of Commerce ihall be forthwith concluded
between thoie poweIs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

The new Loan has been contracted IN Grea
Britain. u amounts 70 78 millions; and The tern
are ha,ed 10 be LET'S than 6 per cent The ne
taxes for paying the iHteref are 70 be laid on tea
paper, printed cotons, iugar, deals, faves, peppe
hOriss, famps, and pChags.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
AMBITION.

Thou lov'G TO play upon the youth, whole foul
CLOVIS warm toward his country-tairt his heart
And on his waxen fancy paint thy forms
Call law opp eHion--and the needfu fun
That dignity demands, profulon name
And while fair freedom on thy helmet imiles,
Thy footfteps feattcr deioIatIon round.
Ambition do fhudder at TRY howl
Oft in the Si'y's ways nnark'd thy tulils
Allure the dIlipated, heedlcis youth,
The Idle. and the ignorant and vain,
To fome dark hole, 10 tell opprehions tale
Or at the corner Of the crowded llTcet
Arrefi the faetious ear with fome deep froks
The defpotiim Of thy rulers aim'd
Atfreedom's vitas, or the peoples rights
Ambitien hook ye on yoh rultic lad,
Whole early foosReps rob the morning breeze'
Or burning fun beam OF the Aowrct's dew
And ak thee if the CAME Of Providence,
(Which ever Is thine OWN may not be ferv'd
But with blood famed hand--Aye, ak thee toof
Whole lssp is Goundsli, when the night-wnds howl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
Direct Tax.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to the unknown pro-
IN pretors Of Land in the following towns, L Il
the Dired Tax on iaid Lands became due aud pay
able on the feventh day ofAprd, 1900; ard 70 mucl
Of faid Lands will be fold at the following times
and places viii pay the fame with incidental coh.
and Charges, as the law directs unIes prevented BY
previous paymsnt, viz. al IN Poland and Tnyn = y.
the hOule of NATHAE NILES, IN PoIand on Mon
day the twenty-itcond day Of June next, at o.
O'Clock IN the forenoon an in Sumner and Hayt
ford, at the houfe ofINcREAsE ROBINSON, IN sum
ner, on TburldaY the twenty fifth Gay of Jun,
next, a. two O'Clock 10 the afternoon
LandS III POLAND O1ugeyt tHE1sn,r.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04

At A COURT or GENERAL
PEACE FOR THE COUNTY or cOHs o. :,
GUN AND HOLDEN ar tSLAND v.
A. 1901. 'O4f IN kAs1-
\ FREE Petitions, viz. onerubf,rib.as y
4 OF the inhabitants of the up1s, ~ auat..
country, on both ides If ConneSa,erp, j sud oNr
number of the inhabitants II Frvebsr Nvsr q.
and the other by = number Of the ;rh.EE snd Ole.
d'fh, and others purportinc Anis Oiss
road leading from Standilh 70 PorsI,-s fhe ~.
cd greatly for the benefit and eonvr,. '1'sat b IN
IN general--that q might be traipb,eo.S y ne "
duce the GIftancc from John Deane. ~. ~ ah
di[h, two if NOT three (the Petition.r'a la
i1y: al IfsF tbree) miles and avoid fs,sr 'ssnss
which now greatly impede the ravel N, ! srgt Aa
petitioners surof all the citizens WA ony n
teams from The aate OF Vermont. ~ pas viii II
tate of NewhamP(hre, and from 81 partoi@
And therefore praying thar new biohvs..' 0Haa-
out, or the old one altered, 70 ina \. usy R4
venience may be remedied, and NJ, ,rh,,1 ust Rts
moded--were Preien cd to the Courr M Il 'sas ss.
Wherenpon he Couri order, that The ~. 'ess-
public notice OF iald Petition N n "A = nI
the iubhance Of the fame with this go y 'agiq
hihed IN one OF ne Portland Newpaper, ~. = P1
iuceeihVely the AZ publication u NJ !, 'alds s'
days before the third Tuclday Of Tupr III, ~ etr
perion who fees 6t NAV appear At the a. 'aa y
eral Sefiions OF the Peace, which rber Y ea
At Portland within and for IA coprtv 4 N N. aaa
thew cauie, If aay hey have. why n, r. .,0.s's u
petition 1hculd NOT De granted y" u
Attea, SAMUEL. .FpFE,s,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
To Let, or For Sale

a Convenient DWELLING HOUSE, Barn,
y with "a acres Of Land, on which is an Or
chard of 81 Apple Trees all Of which are IN eood
CONGRATULATED miles from Portland, on the road
TO Gray. The Honie is nearly new, has good
eehar, lower rooms and kitchen on floor, aud
TWO Chambers. Fbe Barn is an oak frame and
well boarded and fhingled The place is calcuIa
ted for Tavern, and will be fold for 600 Dollars
and payment made convenisnt.-For further par
t'cularS inquire Of the Printer, at Portland, or
JOHN w. QUINCY, BeRon.
~ B. Tbe Hos)e Is warranted FREE G-ons Uitcb.t
or any other E7'H Sprit5 e%ecpf f1v Rats, ory rr-
posf of eTH minded eron5 ia fbi5 enlightened are 10
fbT coT'rery nof1VabRanding.
LEU y (3m-so)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
Samuel NJ. Quincy,

. Efpeafully Informs the pubic, that he has
N again commenced the bu6nefs Of
MatbematieahIgfrument Making.
Any commands IN bis line will be thankfully re-
ceived, at his mop, Fore-freet, directly oppofte
DR. Neil MIntiFe's.
COMPASSEs, QUADRANTS, EYEGLASSES,
&c. cleaned and repaired.
A conRant fuppy Of new cOEFPASSES, kept
90 hand for faie.
Portland, AprR AZ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
REMARKS.

IN human life there is a conhant change of for
tune and il Is objectionable to exeed an exemP-
ton from the common fate.
THIRST teaches all animals 10 drink, but
drurkennefs belongs excuGvely TO man.
WE blame ouTfeveS onIy to extort praie.
LET pleafures be ever 70 innocent, the exce6 is
always criminal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
To be Let.

a Very commodious DWELLING. HOUSE
4 \ at the eaiterly part of the town, two forIes
hleh' and gsmbol roof With two acres of land.
convenient ont-hoaies, and two, excellent fprngs
within few yards OF the houfe.--For terms. an
ply at this Office. MARI o. r.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
w. SzJ->f5cSv7 ~,
a. 5. sSESf( =
POETRY.
ODE TO MORNING.

~ THOU who wrap'll the infant day
~ In varied robes of blufhing grey,
Whole dewy tre.ies wreath'd with light,
Wave brisht'n.ns . er the mountain height
Who wak'fl the ap'ry Rirted vale
To forgful life--fair Morning hail
Yok'd With honds OF heamy red,
The bufh ng hours and pleaiures lead
Thy gemmy car, while the young ray
Gilds fnItly 0 er the op'ning day,
And Lights upon the dew-Pren flower
The pouring lream, or ivied tower.
10, zcphyrs, how thy wand'ring child,
COUGHING amid the violets wild,
Battles his young wing with Tented dews,
and brik his favorite toni renews;
Sweeps lightly DER the breathing fcenes
And wakens al his breezy train.
20. airy band fwift fpeed away,
Collect each dawning charm Of day.
ach lufcious fweet infatiate 6p,
And pour it on my JuLIA's lip,
light as the morning dreams repair,
Thrcng gently round my blooming fair;
Soft on her pillow WHIPPING iland
Saytthat ere mornings orient hand
Hath painted gay the fields of light,
Gold. dripping from the damps of night,
Penfive befide this deiert dream,
I've fgh'd, and cslFd on jonas name.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
Bank Bills Lott.

HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Loft. IN Port.
4 land on Tueiday lalt ago Dollars, in Bank Bills
wrapped up in bill of quantity OF iron receip,ed by
Mr. Ffnd OF Bolton, The bills were, four Of the Union
Bank, Bolton, Of 50 dollars each and one Of ~
Whoever has founI faid bills and will ret6rn he
lane to ;he fubcrber. aIl be entitled to The abov,
reward.
BEZAI BLANCHARD.
No,fByavrspfb dbyF z
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
Dancing School.

MIR. ALLEN, RESPECTFULLY informs
1V1 the Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland and
Hsvicinity, thar be has oPeacd his Summer Dancing
School at gaisa Hail. in Portland.--Ihe hours Of
tuition are from three to fix NJ. Ws4nesayI and
SafSrdayIFor terms apply to Mr. Allen at the Hall.
April 2o
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04

And unIefs fad taxes paid, or before Tuefday
the fourteenth day Of July next 70 much Of ad lots
and tract will he fold iaid day, at Public Vendue
to the highet bidder the houle Of Lieut.. M Bayiss
ia Hebron, ten O'Clock in the forenoon, a. will pay
the fame, together with COTS and charges.
SAMUEL PARIS, Collector
ef Iaid CoAel7isn D5'bt7.
HebyaH, dpyi 40, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
Bricks.

TXTANTED, from go 10 400 thouitna W
Wv fra quality Of BRICKS-to bf os.. i.
in this town IN the courlr Of the next EInta-
Any perion wIih'ng to coDtra6 for t's 80 VIM
make their terms known TO either q tnf iug..
Jonathan SteVels
William Codma'
Portland, MdseL 50, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
DIRECT TAX

Sixth Collection DjRria, Second DivyfOH, STATE Of
Mq6aebHIrtts.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the nonreGdent and
~ unknown propretors of the Lots and Tracts of
Land within faid diRriSt, that Direct Tax became
due and payable on faid Lots the Geyenth of April,
A. o. 1890, viz.
nT1cUTFI II 1-zs.,r,
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Freih Garden Seeds.

TUST received FOR fale, at WILLIAM ~. n
y Grocery Store, ia tie Rew brick onHo~ ssa,.us
die lreet, near the head Of Unon -ltres' Il .-.-s
Of genuine GARDEN SEEDS, Of the jail iDP''
MSrlG z3.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04

TX/HEREAS SALLY wife of the iubfcrber,
w has behaved contrary to the duty of
wife-This is therefore TO forbid all perfoos har.
bouring or truhing her on my account, as / will
hot pay any expences of her contracting from this
date.
SAMUEL SHAW.
PSyflaaz AfS| I, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04

:" Tbomeqor, a4@ Tass1,y, 1907
w HEREAS this day, my wife JIMMY. did elope
from me, without any csule or Provocatcn--this is
therefore to warn all perfons truang her on my &C.
count, being determined not to pay anydebt that fac
G2yccRrsA Wi:nefs my hand
WILLIAM RENDELL.