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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-20

RGtto1iied 60 order the unladinR thereof, :
Ind to have ! verbalprocefs made in pre-
fence of the commiGary Of government or
bis representative and Of the jufice of
Peace or his aAiftant. If the fraud is prov
cd, the latter is TO addrels the verbal pro-
ceis to the tribunals, in order to- have the
con6fcation ordered; and in cafe of the
fraud 0 being proved, the goods or pro-
duce hall be re-embarked immediately by
the government.
16. The military commandments and
municipal administrators, are equally au-
thorifed, whenever they may fulpeA any
veAelt to be fraudulently loaded, to requeit
The administration officer to have her un-
loaded. They halisbe bound in the mean
time to communicate tosrhe General in
Chief the motives Of their behaviour.
II. All the houfes in the cities, towns
and landing places fhall pay a duty Of
twenty per eAt on the amount Of their
rents.
IS. During the time required BY The
municipal administration to have a general
Abatement made rUierye to the exact pay
ment Of this contribution: Every inhabi-
rant or houfe holder will be bound to pre-
fsnt during the 6rf days his leale in due
form unto the ordonateur Of his department
or the administrative officer of the place.
The price Of thcleafe hall be infcribcd on
the fpecial RICHTER, and the 10 per cent.
tax on the price of the leafe hall be paid
by the tenant or on. account Of the owner,
in three equal terms offour months as ioon,
as the hatement nhall be made, it ihall
ferye as a BATS Of this tax.
70. Every owner, living III his own,
houfe hall be bound to prefent himielf
before the municipal administration of the
place., within IS days after the rreient
declaration, m order to give information
Rejecting his houis. The municipality hall
prcccedrto1the eitimation< Of the value Of
the rent Of the faid houfe, and the verbal
proccfs thereof, fhall be addrened to the
officer of administration. The eAimated
price, hall be infcribed on the RICHTER for
the leafe Of houfes, and hall be the BATS
on which the 20 per cent. tax hall be
paid, in three equal terms of 4 MONTHS
There hall be no alteration made in the
engagements entered into with the re-
builders Of burnt houfes, who fhall be free
from this tax, till the expiration of their
leafes, as well as thofe who may rebuild in.
future.
20. Every owner OF tenant Of a houfe
who may not have obeyed- the two fore
going articles Of this declaration, in the
time prefcribed, fhall be iubjea to a fine
of q percent. on the amount of the rent
Of his houfe.
IL. Every manufacturer Of any nature
whatfoeyer, fuch as diftilleries, tanneries,
lime manufactures, potteries, brick kilns,
and tile kilns, Of which the manufacture
isufd an the colony hall be fubjeeted to a
duty of 10 per cent. on the value Of the
objects RATED or manufactured thereon.
n. For the more eafy payment of the
tax impofed on manufactures, an eaimation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

Salem, Feb. 6.-Arrived on faturday tie fch.
Five Silfers, Capt. ChriRopher Babbidge. She
failed from this port about weeks fince for
New Orleans, with cargo Of paper, wine, oil,
raiins, Sc. &c. and was captured, 10 DAYS ago,
10 lat. z6, long 80, by the privateer Ranger,
Fulford, of New Providence, and ordered to
that place for adjudication, the privateer hav,
ing put on board Prizenaaer, one white man,
two negro men, and one negro boy, but did
not take out any OF the crew, who were fix in
number, Capt Babbidge and his crew faon re.
gained Pofeiiion Of their vehI and oaly wan.
ted the veiiei's papers u enable them TO piof.
ecute their origin. voyage but theie coulI
not be found, ana TIE rr;zenafer averred that
they were left On board the vcdcl. Oithi, ac
count Capt. B4bb.d2e was Obliged TO return 10
Salem but OR hi, arrival here TIE prizerna ter
produced to him the vef,:i's papers, which he
had concealed. The Prizemafe1 informs, that
the Privateer had been ont lJfs than month !:
and gives 4 lilt of il American veleis captur
ed in that time, chiefly by his privateer. Capt.
Babbidge and his crew deferve credit for re
covering the clearly American property from
men, who would have obtain, 4 at New Piovi
dence an uuIighteous Condemnation If It to
their own ule-Jacobins, who have e. long
oPPoied the formation Of an "A American navy,
nO7O begin to cali for its ncrealt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
PopuL Az10N or GREAT BRITdIM

M. Abbot, IN the Houfe Of Commons, NOV.
ed for bin (Which was agreed to- tor taking
aceniu, Of the people He cared, that by an
enumeration of The people Of England in the
reign Of Edward III the number was eltlmat-
60 at 5. millions ard an half; towards The elofe
of Qneen Elizabeth's reign, at millions at
The tire Of the Revolution, at millions and
an half; at pref.pt, the rough climate Of the
population wa. generally Rared AZ millions
BIZ he beli.ved. from The mott accurate Rate
Inents, It WAS iitil- lhort Of II millions having
incfeated no lels than 4 millions and an nan
vi hin til. IAl forty years. o. the population
Of Scotland, there we 70 itAtements to be re-
l>d Oh but he believed the ioereals had 9een
one fJurth lintei 765.---The lta'ements .FS1Ped'
Ing The pogulation Of Ireland were aiio. 70 Va
riou,, that &c r1TaIE mutt RET loiely on eon-
Isaas. -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
lust PUBLISHED,
(Priafed q; SaieuJ NJ,


And for Sale by E. a. jerks, Portland,
(Pries ~ Cohl -n
TABLES, exhibiting al one view, the different
L Duties ad Vdlorem ariing on the Colt OF
Merchandise, in inch foreign COINS and cunegCies
as a,e efabhed by an alt ofthe Congreta OF the
United States. -of July :, i7Go. BY CHARLES
cLEvElASD. Deputy Collector for the Ddfrrct Of
Salem aud Beverly.
To zuLhB Is add
A Liz of Duties, payable on all Goods, Wares,
and Merchandise, imported into the United States
after the goth Jane, ISoo. With other lntorma-
ton neceiIlry fer Merchants, Matters of sdels,
Sc. A56 for /sle as ab0vs,
An Appendix 70 Parks lniurance.-Blnn;'s new
and corretf editions al Moors's new PCattical Ma
vigator-and captain furong's American Coait
pi lot
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

CyNBERLAN0, fTg tbs H.aorz5t Court Of Gsz.ral sec
o7f Of iJe Pace ~ Eoa Negg !uss9.r zsia aas
toy TO- eoua.y " cIa5s laai tic IN zagay Of 81
ar4yy neaet.
|iNHE petition Of BENJAMIN SpauIdng, Abfiah
Il Buck, Mark Ahdrewe, and D0aiuicus Re-
cord, all of Euckheid, u laid county, and others,
the fubicI hers, humbly ihrweth-lhat having
great oocafon Of frequsnt aie Of that part Of the
County Road which now leads over Hearty hill,
50 called, through lid Buckarld, bv lad exptrienc
hndthe fame 20 be very bad, more ESPECIALLY on
account of its rouEhaeis and the extraordinary
Dad nils over whlchlt extends aRdbeing well &C.
qutinted with the make Of the land wtfrry Of faid
road, are fully ct opinion. that by iayiag road
ov@r Bradbury Hill, - called, tbc publ" might DC
greatly benefited, viz. by laying il follows thar
j. ID tay--Atter following the County Road Iezding
Hom m0tes EmSrv's TO Capt. John Bridghanl's till
4 comes TO the place Or tJmsWherr cor far froE
the place where private way from faid Bradbury
Hill meets the fame from thence 10 ruA along By
Notes Bradbury's; aad from thence runhing Gor-
iherly over Bradbury Hill, 10 called, 70 the mOft
Convenient place, TIL Il comes to the hOute ~
Joihua keens, iuR. and from theRce continuing
northerly tili 1t meets the CouuyRoad tr mention
cd, within the fad town at BuCkhel5 IN tAewhol=
about eve miles :-WhersfOIe your petitioners
humbly pray your Hon0rs TO appoint and -ulherze
a Committee OF lnipeefIon 10 view and sy out the
fame, and make sport thereof TO your Hoaors
aud that the fame may b accepted, and tAe faid
piece OF rOac eita0ilhed as part or tbs countY
road Fading through the fad town of BgckGrd--
And your petitioners 10 duty bound viii ever pray.
Dated at Buckield the 10th day Of Dscsmper,
A. D. 1900.
Brntanis Spaalsizg, A4ja5 B4sk, Marx 6pdrszgs,
Do'aiaien5 Rseora, 6rtJaaia Sp4alaing, Jun T5o7sS
Aiea, -4i1saH Rc5ialon, lillian Tuckrr (6yaeF,eJ
Joyal5 Paris, Abra5am Harden, Tu5rs Pratt, Ger
iban Csle, Hilsam D2bt, jim. J97ob Fe6rJ, SAM
urf Frisk, Wibiaw S9uir, Samuel T6Oulal, J05a
Wayren, Ovea Rre9rd, LEONARD S9aul1ing, Joltpb
Barrett, Dlvi5 PacjtnJ, J3ba Bmk5, Be1j9.vm
Hale, -Zaaock ken, Jajc3b Cois,sZemai Hal, Malz-
e5I Bartlett, Naf5aaei Buek jan.
At Court Of General SglEons u the Peace for the
county OF CumberianJ, legun aud hodrn Al New
gouceaer in fad county, the fri T1.iday OF
January, a .. 1901.
ON The petition Of Benjamin Sounding and
oihtrs, wheleof the foregoing Is Copy, the Court
order-1hat the petitioners give PnDiic n0t.v-
thyrrof by puhlihing the fam@ thrse weeks IL
ysaIJ' Portland Ca ffe, the lAt publication % b.
AZ Ie4t twenty days berne the AIT Tuesday OK
March next that any Perfop or pSTtons may appear
At the Court uf o ,avral -ohls as Inc PeAce thea
to Be holden AZ P5rth Id y hin the cunntv atore-
iaid, AMI he.g cauie, # apy they have, woy tl-
nraser Of lad mo Choaid Ha' " grsuleA
A.s-t, sAMg--l tEGE-dA y, SL@SA.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
A Town1hiip /!
no M SOLD

IL DE- SOLD,
TIRE whole of that valu4Jls Townlip, No a.
j. 10 the st RsnRe, north oftbe Waldo Patent ;
belonging 10 BowD1N CoL1EGs except thou
tAnd acres already dhpul1Lof; % winch numbcr
of iamjii-s are now ryid+nt.
This townfIip is :itaated 80 miles wef IF Pc
nobicOt RIVER. F1e Road 20 that river from Ken
ueb1ck rms through x. L is Land ont mayo acres
each lot; and p1rchafcrs at two dollars an acre
are daily applying. The Land il general IS Of al
excellent quality, ana 10 title can be better. Il Is
neecles t. give any farther deicrptioa of the pre-
mites, thsy Being wsli known 10 the Eaatru coun-
try. The COMMITTEE chuIing to avoid the trouble
Of retailing, with To dpofe of the whole il one
bafgain they thyrefors wI iell il n 70 reafou ,bie
ate, az 10 leave great room for profit to auy one
that is fatficiently reipoHbe and Inclined 10 IA
dertakc the trouble OF retailoe.
The terms Of payment will he, a quarter down,
and thu ref by iHtalmehts.--Foi further particu-
lars, inquire Of
William Martin, } c.r.st.., sfa,.
tdijah Kellogg, 9'9 ycoo; &
liaac Parker, } COLLEGE
PoytLlzL fzs az, I8cI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
John OGborne Watts,

Of Portland il faid Diitrcs Merchant and re being
declared Bankrup;, hereby required TO flrrender
himfeif to the CoMmiloRcrs named and authorized Ia
lad commiiGon, on the goth day OF January ina on
the 2oth day OF Febiuarynsxs and the zth day Of
March next, O'Clock in the forenoon Of each Ut
fad days, at the auction Rooonl Of EDwASD OxNARD
tions Of the a Of Congrefs entitled an at to eaah-
lin al uniform iyite2 q Bankruptcy throughout the
United STATES; when and whe nsCreditors arc here
by notified to come prepared prove their deht and
at he ecpnd meeting. to cbooe aiIgnee ahgnees,
and the lat q laid meetings the Bankrupt j. requr
cd finilh his examinations-AlI perfous indebted
10 Gad Bankrupt are u make payment, and taole Who
have any OF his tdc6ts deliver The fame fach
perioEs only, as tn eommficners fhal sppout.
EDWARD OXNARD (
JAMES NEAL, 80"
THOMAS HQVEy, n'@''''f
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

The Prefdent Of yhe United States, by a rnef.
hgs, has Informed Congress, that of the twenty
,houland dollars granted him byCon2refs for the
contingent charges of government for the year
1890, he had expended fifty dollars, which were
for The expenses Of Mr.. Shaw, on a milton TO
Monnr Vernon, an Public buinefs This rnea
fa'e has induced the editor of a democratic pa.
per, at The feat OF government,to fay fome hand
fome things Of Mr.. Adams Bur the adminif
tr4tio generally, VIII not efcaPe abuie on this
fuhisa--we hlall loon hear from the Jacobin free
preEes, of thrr treachery il placing 70 much
money II the hands e the Chief Magitr4te, for
rorrOFt puTPoles.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
Prom Providence, Feb. II.

From Providence, Feb II.
Extraa gfa liter J5am a. ;35Teey On board he L.
S. sb Enterprise to bis GieRd =: tbs to7on, dateI,
81. KiAs, 3an 2.
g On the 9th Of Dc. St. bartholomew
bearing wea, diaance one league, We fell -
with French privAteer lugger Of : guns and
$50 man, which We engaged for g!aIes with
ii riHnl hot. II being dark and clole in with
the rocks off the ear end OF ST. Bartholomew,
we had to bear OF, AM leave her, BY not berg
acquainted with that III md, She arrived he
next day at s.. MArTils', with 20 of her men
killed and 80 wounded and loa her mizcn
mat, bowiprir and topna1. We was very for
runatc, we lot no men, aud only one wounded
NORFOLK, Jan. Is.
Arrived The French pTivatrer lie yeune Crepole,
prize TO the u. S. frigdte Chehpeak, Capt. Barron
ca ptured on the 6rtt of Jan. in lat. 20, long o.
after chlee of 50 hours: ilIe was fitted out at
Porto Rico, is pierced for 70 guns, but had only tx
mounted when the chace commenced, which fhe
threw overheard The remaining ten in the hold.
The priyateel was Commanded by Capt. Barron,
and had been out % days, during which nie capt
ured Britilh ihp from st. Johns New Brunfw,ck,
and an American ihip.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
TO BE LEI,
A good Farm,

TN the town Of Bridgton, about so miles from Port
L land 1t is very convenent for a tenant and will
be let Tor any Of tim On reaonable conditions =
For further particulars inquire Of ROBERT AN
DREwS, neir the Premiiess or of THOMAS MEAD
nj Portland. jan 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
DorHano,
MoNDAr, FEBRUARY IS, 1901.

Jbcfc Who bnngy ari t5aa for Foreign News, rnun
biz Tor snor'lcr arrival from Europe The length of
nc which has eiaped Gnce the !a arrivals mutt give
nportance TO the next traniAtlantic intelligence.
The great fall Of lnow Saturday mornine, pre-.
.nsea the arrival Of the mail until Sunday
81 The publication Of the Laws pailed during the
n FELTON, Of Consfefs is completed with this DAYS
Sazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

&C. Ill Ps,jsns holding Book belonging tO.1T fFNks'
ClkcULnrINc LRRARr, are defred TO return fbeua
Immediately ia ordsr tkat Jata5t arrangements may
Be MADE for confirming Jaif. Library, 4obieb bas
Uttered temporary deranggSeat, IN eogfqasnce Of
he late Hne6 Of tbs PYsbrisfoy. Feb 10 2
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
Fram KaGinptsn-4an. 20.

On Tusfday laR, the Senate took toto confid-
grafton The nomination Of General Marfhall, as
Chief Juaice Of the United States, and gave their
advice and unanimous content that he ihould be
The Mluioleum Bill is not rejeaed by the
Senate, but referred back to a committee for fur
Iher confederation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
PORTLAND MARINE LIST.

There bavs 6sen no late foreign ar,ivaL al lis
pert.
The figatf CoqgrsG, evas potsa Jan "a, lat
Il, 81, lang. 90, So.
Brig Ap0Ao, Ring, IF Hallozpeil bar arfiped al
B2F0a IL II days from s.. Thama5.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
SoAS's Genuine Spite BiHsrs.
NO s, FI5H STREET,

nEE paper of thefr hitters nav b. infufcd in a
~ quart OF Brancy. Vine or Spirits, IN qentle
warmth tor two VI three days, frequently making
TIE bottle, and after fettlpg the clear may be
poured'of ADD kept ID bottle for uly.
Hat glats, elsfs full OF ,hefe bitters nay
be taken "a The morning. failing; or at the middle
o. The fore o. afternoon, and repeated 70 long az
occalion may require.
lhcfe bitiers have been celebrated for their Pc
cuIar virtue N terrifying and lrSngl htDing the
ttomach, they procure an appetite and help dgeE.
ton, fNeSteu and purify the blood, remove ob-
tructions. and are found very ufefuIfn preventing
the jAnGdiee They produce fwcetncfs Of the
Dream, removing Al fco butte a6d Eafavtsy belcb-
rngs and agnes. They are uieful in all feaions Of
the year, but more particularly 20 IN The fpSiag.
by b. acng the flores and preventing that diiagree-
abr litteiSneis, and weakness arGng too frequent
y from relaxation on the app zach Of warm wea-
thrr,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
Valuable Farm.

TOR SALE thar valuable Farm in PoLASD selons-
= iig q Deacon MOSES EMERY; containing 30
acres oi Land, on which good Houfe, Store and
out hcuies saw Min and Crf Mill; alto another
exeelent mill privilege with dam already made Oh
me litle AndrCicogg ilream, within half iuile of
:he meeting houre-For further particulars INQUIRE ~
lad Emery IN The ptemiles, or Of The Printer
PeLsai, III II.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

1ha G mmittee ffcm The Houfs Of Reprefen.
lAtives to whom was referred the Revolutions Cd
Mr.Nicholas on the an Of Nov. lat, for mend
ing The contribution of The United States, 70 that
tie eeaols Of Preident and Vice Prefdent
ihoulI B. choleu by DiaH1s in each Gate, and
ALTO that the members Of The Houfe of Repre-
tentative. be cholen in like manner after the I'd
Of March 1903 have reported, that it is eG.
pedisnt TO make the proPofed amendment to
the Connitution.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

A BIZ IS before the Legislature ofNew York,
FIR Jiariairg the Gate for the choice Of FEEDER.
a Electors.
An arrival at New York from Hamburgh, ii
60 d,ys, brings information, that the Sente 81
that city, has rendered to the Prafians, NIL
loo of marks, 70 prevent their paying it viit.
IH,eH gence has been received at New York
-dirtd from Curacao thai the Brith have
not evacuated the place and that the il.nd
has reFsr been more healthy than it is at
pleleut.
Late accounts from ST. Domingo mention
that TouGaiut was on the point OF hoailities
with The Spauiards of the ifland, and had taken
f.yeral American Veilels 20 carry troops.
The American CoafuI writes from St. Jago
de Cuba, that the duty on provifion brought in
American veGels is reduced to 10 per cent. to
continue I'll the goth of June next.
On the 18th init fire happened at Norwich,
(coan.) The Rev. Mr.Strong's meeting houfe.
TIE aore Of 7. & c. P. Huntington, and an
npcccup:ed houfe which lately belonged 10 the
\ Hon. r. Crrwolj, were confirmed.
A committee, competed of respectable mem
bers from both parties in The Houe Of Repre-
fentariyes, have Huanimogl1y reported, that the
Hon. Oliver Wolcott, Efq. has, during the
term he has had the management OF the Frea
fury. conducted the Department with great
Al, alb lily, fidelity and integrity.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
BankrAbfcr.
PortlIz5, Jun az, I8c1.

VXTHEREAS 4 Commilion Of Bankruptcy has
w been awarded and ilIued by the Hon DAvrD
sEwALL Efq. Dilrct Judge Of the Diaria Of Maine,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

+, MARRlED-At Cape Elizabeth. Mr.. fofsB Clan
berlin, 10 Mils 4db;gaa fsr4on
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
FRENCH TREATY.

Thelsa weaern papers mention, on the aut horNy Of
letters from members Of COpgref, that the Treaty is
ded by the Senate, with the exception of the third
.rcle.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

MonGeur Jonbert, from Guadalupe, has ar
rigej at New Bedford He is depu,ed TO re-
fds 10 the United States in public capacity,if
The treaty is ratified.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

Mr.. Stccktcn, who was nom;n ,ted :, Score.
taFy OF War, has requeltei The Preident, and
ne has Withdrawn the nomigation-and Mr..
Gri void, member of Consteis from Connec
ticut, has been nominaei 10 that Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

An Alexandria paper Of Fab. :, tates tina,
the Hon. Roger Grifwold has declined be;ng
appointed Secretary at War.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

o. DOlNINCOs
logrssAINr 'aued another commercial decree
on the 18th of December, in which be fixes the
duties On imports at 0 pr. ceat, and defipnates
@s ports Ct imports and exports, CAPE Fraacoi5,
Cgps N''bsla Mele, Forf Li5rty, P0rt Republican,
G'"ai04t. JJaeueb Aax Cqyes, ST. Loai5 and L.
Arce.a Yeau
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
A Bargain.

NC BE SOLD, AZ eNr-iicnt FARM IN The
tOwo u kGRgbaa. Rate at Nrw hampfhire,
- miles from PnindrA, AID ABOUT so from SAGE,
Un The pOit roAd---onraiunE ic- 4lrcs, wdh a
good dwtihns horicr iarse bafa aH1 o,hsr Oug.
houirsl together T;h ihOp thrtrOn. SAID houle
hda hrcn occupied ~ lavgTn, ard is a eDpc lsud
tor trader. Thcre Us an orchard on che prentice
confirming aoout four hundred spgis lrres, one
huudred OF whicb began Cd bear .ait ysaf. Ther=
Is a fac sgci ~ wafer near tae bCuir, and e,rrs
cart OF the faim Is we'll w4tefcd. IA a favorable
iesfan, NEARLY thirty tons " bay may - cot A.
bout 10 acres arc already plOuehed and MANFRED
for the Eext ftaGUu-For further particulars 10.
quire OF tho Abicriber ~ the premdes
JOHN BAKER.
FL. Is
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

a CCOUNT Books; great variety of Chill
\ dren's Books (; School Books Bibles Tsf-
taments Bslknap's Palms aud Hymns, at the
Plating Paper, By the reaTn or quire +; bea PoR
Paper MlIic and pFawint Paper; bef Britiih
lnk Powder; India Ink India Rubber Q1ils OF
different prices, by the quantity Sealing Wax,
black and red Waters; States of the bet quality
beR LEAD Pencils Slate DO. Ink Stands of va
Fious kinds MOI Deco Memorandum Books PEG
and DER hDives; Razcrs and Razor Straps !;
Cafes OF iulruments Spefacles, and Steel cafes:
10 "a Bfufhea; PuDgcnt Smelling Bottles bet
Court Platter; Counters Playing Cards Walk
ing Sucke, &c &c. with handrlme variety OF
other articles, which Will b. fold on the n OFT rea-
ionabe terma
a new aTortn,ent Of MUSIC; ana tia new
Ioftrnm-n Al Iaaruttor
CJ BLANKS Of mon kinds, As ulual.
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CgNBERLAN0, n To the H.aorzbe Cart Of Gsq.ral SEE
a7 Of Je Paes ~ balm Nsgg !usq.r zvstkia Az
toy tbs eouay u cnz5s aai TIC IN Tassy Of 81
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

A BIZ is before the Legislature ofNew York,
-ar diafidirg the Gate for the choice Of FEEDER.
i Electors.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-04

Columbia, and after comfortable debate
on the principle Of the members of the
houfe of representatives being elected for
twosyears, as by the bill which was nov
ed to be amended 70 as to read, one year
this was negatived, so to 49,. Debate
was then held on the motion to Rrike out
fuch part Of the bill as confers the right of
outrage to perfons Pofened of houfe and
lot-this was negatived. The committee
then rofe and obtained leave to fit again.