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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-16

the eye. The descriptions are particular,
and Electromagnetic. The tiee, the flow
er, and the rifulet, itand forth to the eye;
every object is painted in its own appro-
pirate colours; there is no unmcaning
rhaplody and obfcure daubing, but every
part is perfect in i,ielf, and maintains jua
relation to the whole. The characters,
particularly the two principal ones, viz.
Chriitina and Radha, altho fngular and
out Of the common courie of life, are con-
liltenr with themielves, and carry fuch
marks of identity, that they are infant
ly known wherever they occur. There is
one remarkable difference between the
Hindu and American taRe. The Hindus
have no idea that any thing which is ma
tural can be oAendvely obicene hence the
images, Ratues and paintings of Hindultau
exhibit the human perlon without refcrve;
thoie parts, which modeRy or guilt induces
all civilized and mott barbarous nations to
conceal, are by them expofed, in their mo.
numents Of iculpture and painting, with no
more fcruple than the hands, the arms,
and the face.
lhispractlce, which may be indicative
OF great purity or executive corruption,
o ignates from iet of feelings and
ideas, which exert kindred influence
over every thing which the Hindu Eays
or does. Hence, in. our poetry there is
often found luxuriancy of Description,
which, to nations who have been accultom-
ed 10 different courie Of thinking upon
theie iubjeets, appears extremely wanton
and voluptuous.
The Gitsgovinda of Jayadeva falls un-
der this imputation ina certain degree
al'ho theie ineances in which it ould
be ceniured by the American taite, are
probably lefs cenfurable than the greater
number of parallel infances from other
Hindu and Periian poets. In order, my
dear Ell Haitian, thar thou mayeh be abe
to form companion between the famous
Gitagovinda and the Song of Solomon, l
ihall in future epiitle, extraa fome paAages
from each, that by feeirg fpecimens OF
both thele favorite poems together thou
nayeG be able to form parallel, or con-
trait, between Them. But Imuf be allow
ed % extract more or lels copiooly, as the
feelings ct The moment may dictate; for
upon poctical fubjett often throw the
re'ns upon the neck of feeling, and fufers
myielf to be hurried wherever it leads
rezlon, however, is always at hand TO curb
the excuses Of patton, and the wanderings
ofiaaginarion. With unceaGng affection,
| am, my dear FL Haitian,
7kytaibfal Friend,
CIALCNOJ ENr
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BOSTON, November s.

SIulliiiS OH SuOd.
BOSTON, November 6.
Lat evening arrivea dyig Sea Flo1ver,
Wilfiams, 43 days from Malaga, Ola
Gibraltar. NE are f:qVored zuik The
papers THE latte, place 10 SEPT. IS.
OF EGYPT.
On the 10th of Septembe, the fripate
Leda arrived at Gibraltar in a days from
Egypt. Alexandria had not furfendered
when ihe failed. General Menou had alb.
rup,ly and Indignantly rejected the propo-
fat in the 10th article of the conventlcn
with the troops at Cairo. His garrifon
coniiited OF but 4,Ioo; and mott of the
French folders were extremely deGrous of
returning home. 1t is eRimated there
were $4,000 Britilh troops in Egypt.
Gibraltar September 10.
Rumours from Spain have reached the
garrifon, importing that geo. Menou, has
surrendered Alexandria to the Britiih forces
that all the French troops are now OUT
OF Egypt; and that lord Keith is on his
way down sse Mediterranean. But we
wait tor confirmation of this highly pro-
bable and agreeable intelligence.
Capture Of Tribollian c1ulzey.
Extract OF a letter from commodore Dale,
commanding a fquadron of friQates in
the iervice Of the United States, to MIR.
Gavino, American coniul in Gibraltar.
dated Malta, 10Th Auguit.
:" am happy to inform you that Mr..
Sterett, in the ichooner Enterprise, of IL
guns, and 90 men fell in with one of the
Tripolitan cruizers off this ifland. She
mounted n guns and SO men. He took
her after an acton of three hours, killed 70
OF her men, and wounded 80. Not a man
hurr on board the fchooner. The Bey's
cruizers have not taken any of our mcr-
chant venels as YETI
The frigates Eiiex and Philadelphia, fail
ed from Malaga the 9Th of September, 10
Joln the commodore OF Iripoli. All the
tngates were in want of proviGons, and
there was none to be had at Malaga or
Gibraltar. 1t was expected the commo-
dore would leave ftigate to blockade
Iripoli, and repair himfelf to Gibraltar for
proviiions, &c.
The frigate George Warrington, with
the fhip Peace and Plenty under convoy,
arrived at Gibraltar September 70, and
failed for Alsiers the Gift, intending to
flop at Malaga for water. Brig Levant,
Bradford, OF Bottom, and Sufan, Wheeler,
OF Baltimore, failed in company with The
frigate.
The Tripolitan admiral and the brig
were till at Gibraltar, diimantled and de-
ierted by their crews.
1t was reported at Gibraltar, that the
plague had again appeared in Spain in
confequence of which quarantine of five
days was laid on all venels from Spain.
The king Of Spain was very ILL.,,
Left at Gibraltar, fch'r -, Hooper,
of Marblehead; Mary, Ward, of Bottom,
waiting trial ; fhip Apollo, Thurfton, of
Baltimore, ditto Pomona, Myers, New
York, bound up fc'hr Charlotte, Haynes,
OF Baltimore, condemned for attempting
to enter Cadiz. An Englifh feet OF Il
fail of the line, under admiral Pole, was
off that place.
Several inward bound vefIes anchored
yelferday in the Light-houie Channel,
among them was the brig Sea- Flower,
Williams, from Malaga (panage fuppofcd
to be 43 days. fevcraI topfail ichooners,
and large double decked yellow fded
brig.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IL.

Arrived, fhips Charlotte, Ennis, Nor
folk; Rifing States, Williams, Havan-
ma; fch'rs Abigail, Bantam, Newbern,
n. c. Wealthy, Hand, Richmond; Aoop
Polly, Luce, Bottom.
Cleared, fhip Brutus, Bunce, Jamaica;
galliot, Polly, Campbell, do. brig Hope,
Hayes, Havana; fch'r Tamarin, La
fitte, Cayenne.
Ship Richmond, Walters, failed from
Batavia ahe 10th July in company with
the brig Fame, Van Bueren, of and for
Baltimore. Left there the hip Belyidere,
of and for this port to fail in few days,
and brig Globe, of this port, going to
the eaRward.
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BY the hip Mary from Cork we h,
received Papers of thar city to the ,.s
September. They cantain no pol;,;I'h,
or commercial intelligence excepting ,S
following fate of the Market wy
Markets at Cork, Sept. 7.
Old Oats, ar 36s per barrel OF 2 aor.
New do. 3os per do.-Old Whea,
SOS, per bag of 70 do.-New do. EOS :,
34s per do. Oat Meal, 50 per peck OF az
10. barley Meal, rs per do. of do. Pc
ta,oes Sd TO ID. Fer VT. Frsh Butte,
nd to I'D per pound. Beef sd to I'd per
pound Motion Cd TO I'd per lb.
Capt. Aonabel, arrived yeiterday morn
ing in 81 days from Jeremic, informs, tia,
thar port was ihut againit neutral veiels.
but it was exI etted by the merchants Of
the place, that 1t would be opened again
in few days.
Arrived, fhip Ocean, Rowland, Liver.
pool Charlotte Msrdock, Walker, Ma.
deira; Hero, Hammond, Cayenne; Ma.
ry, Crockatt, Cork brig Dians, VIII.
liams, Turks Iiland; fch'r Polly, Jana.
lea; Eagle, Trap, ditto j; Polly, An.
nable, Jeremie Dorothy, Sheppard,
Virginia; John, Croell, St. Croix HUI.
dlbrais, Wilton, ditto; Betfey, Williams,
North Carolina.
Cleared, brig Auguaus Warrington,
Michel, Amlterdam; ich'r Determined
Rover, Fuller, Curacao Fair Play,
Ropes, St. SebaRians,
The nocp Charlotte, Baker, belong.
ing to Connecticut, is Captured by the
Spaniards and carried into Porto Rico.
The fhip Chalotte Murdoch, fpoke a
large ihip from Philadelphia, could not
learn her name or where bound, lat. as,
long. Il.
The nhip Ocean, from Liverpool, fpoke
IN lat. fl, 81, long. Sc, fhip Polly,
Hancock, from Bottom to Malaga. Oh.
II, fpoke nip Relource, from Road Iland
bound TO Amferdam, lat. A., s., long.
So, 60.
Brig Diana, Williams, formerly Schuy-
Ter, who died on the eft O6.) from
Turks Illand, informs that American pro-
duce was very low, prime beef telling at
6 dollars and SO cents.
Sch'r Betty Williams, from Ellington,
N. c. bound to Bottom, but fprung her
foremalf, and was obliged to put into this
port.
Sebr. A,jqridts, from P0rt- Republican,
lpoke, 4 deys .hnce The Jtbr. Mary, "a
aaysfrom Turks LNandt ibis bo,t- bav-
ing tbro7vn over 500 bgn5eh etc/aA in bad
7veafber.
SHIP MARY, Cracker, from Cor1, Sept.
3cfb -Lt0ke brig .Jnns, then out IL day,
Jr0m Dublin, bsu~d to B9qou. Oe7ober 7,
-Iboke b,Ig William, band from Meqvtouaa-
land TO Gibraktey, ant 20 days. Scbr. Ea.
gle, Ir02t, from 5amAiea. In lat -,
Ipoke brig Hope, ont % days fran .JamGi-
ca, 60Hadto BsfOn. (Oar Jamaica pa
psrs.3y The Eagle are to The IoN Odober.J
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
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TO a c0rfe)b0naent at TN

--to a eorrelpoudent Of this blaff.
" l find the minds of the Indians
much agitated indeed. Capt. Buffers
meafures and marking the paths leading
from Nalhvile to the mouth of Bear creek,
without the knowledge or content Of any
of the nation, toge her with the move
ment OF col. Buffers regiment to Nero
diftri6t, in 70 circuitous a reut, as by the
way OF Wilkinfonville, from South Wet
Point, excite their alarms, and they can
not comprehend the realon involved IN
fueh meafure. They appear TO be quite
tenacious of their rights, and view rhefe
proceedings, at any rate as infriugments
Of the treaty between them and The United
States.
doubt government has been premature
in their movements, and that their deGgns
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NASHVILLE, October, II.

ExtraH ef Atffr dated 26fb September
1901, in the Cbicka/aqU natjon, fj0m,
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FROM THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
sNo. TX.
L F. T r F R

trem a Riudu Phils/opber, ,efding ii
philadelphia, to bis friend in Delhi.
Beloved FL Haitian,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
From Boasn Sept I
Td1CN FHIRBANKS,

TdfCN FAIRBANKS,
Who was under lenJence Of death for Murder
AMI ,fcip from Us prion N Delham, il the
night between ne 9Th and l8 ult was APP
pIehend on SUNDAY morning the 73i mi.
II Skeet Borough, Newyora 4; The ioujhern
end If Lake CbiupIin Henry Dukeham,
who aHA.t The Prloner in his cf-aPe and who
accompanied hin, was taken at he fame ime
They we brought TO Northampton, and De-
liyered mo be cuHodv Of General Mhoon,
Sheriff i ,he county # Han plhire, who i'm
nediat-lY conducte1 lem 10 thi, town where
they aruved on FRIDAY lat, about O'clock,
and were lteiy lodged in gaol TIE pertons
who fIcce!siully purified Fairbanks, we. capt
RI. TilJale, 81 Dover. Mr.. S. Whcelo.k Of
Meddeld, and Mr. N. 2. Holt, # HaHey.-
The latter gent man having the ben horfe was
with The fucitives cme inns before the Others
lie was urknovn u them. He aiked If any
boat was about rihrg for ST. Johns (Canada)
and was informed ~ Dukeham, that lie had
engaged enc 10 20 Ghi,her, and tkat lbe would
depart as foon as they had taken break'aA,
which was nearly ready ard Offered pahage.
Mr.. II. cblerved, that he mud wait the arrival
It a Wagon Nth goods, which woull Probl
bly, be there III about an hour -Duleham con-
tented to wait. Mr.. II. improved an opPortu-
nifty If feppirg . a reighborng houfe, where
he acqu inIed lie mater of the charafer u
Fairbanks and bis Allocate, and made arrange
Tnsnts for having The Latter fe zed who was then
waking in The road, determined to fecure the
principal himfclE lie then returned To the
ru5 ic houG. where he left Fairbanks, and con-
irving 70 set behind him Without exciting lnf
picion. leized AZ once on both his arms. lie
then told ,hrte pellors who wsre prrlent thar
the man be had taken was a murderer who
had elcsped from juaice ADD he delirsd The
land ord to give hun a roPe--but nsitber land
lord ncr gueRs afforded the lean aid and Mr.
Hot remained holding Fairbanks in the man
ner he frR took him, neatly ten inmates, AMI
until fome Of his party Standardization had
IN the mean time, been well lecured Neither
of the fugilives were armed. On the way
from Sk.enlboroug to Granville, they met a
bouI = of the gentlemen Of the latter place,
advancing 10 afford afifance, If any had bsen
necehAry. Fairbanks was aeonilhed 70 6ud
himfelf purified b fat--he had conceived
himfrlf iolera5ly fecure after he had got out
Of the State to which be belcnge1; and had
been bat lirle on bis guard. He diitovered
no anxiety about his iitpation - and even rallied
Mr.. n for being armed who ramarks, that
" he appeared as little ieniible If Lis approach.
irg fare as 2 tree that is marked 10 be cut
down The Malefators had comfortable
money when they were taken.
On Saturday laR, the Governor with the ad-
vice Of The Council, ihued warrant for the ex
ccuiicn OF Fairbanks, CT iErrltay, the 10Th Of
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EAc GmpEti'y o. the following long, TIC popularity
IT, tune aid the cltcumiauct Of IFS U.,up written
~ "A n4,cn \, add pough-boy" q Buch4n wi
yIocuie ready Pctui@ among the lovers d nature
Ta.--" 1l, IIeass.rs sf Cha"
COVE ang of f~eet Maliy, tome ing Of fair Nelly,
= and iame cali iwset sue The cAulc Of ,her pam,
SINE love TO lie ioliy lome love melancholy,
F, All fo,he love to Gng ofthe Hamors of Glen.
Bu qy only fancy is my pretty Nancy
In venting my paiIion IT'D Rive % Be plain
l'u ak 10 more tlealure iII fesk ~ mure pc.furc
But thjc, ny dear Nancy, siu thou vert my air.
Her beauty delights ne hs7kiaanels Invites me,
Her plealln, behavior i. re from all Asin,
Therefore, my fs,,t Jewel. 0 do not prove croel
CONTEXT r.y dear Nancy, and come V my ain.
E!!tr carriage i comeIy, her language j. humely,
llsr drei, i quite decent when taen il Tie main.
She's blooming ii feature, fhes b4ndome III nature,
Ny charming dear Macy, o wort thou M ain.
Like Pbebus aGOrning the fair rudy morning,
Her bright eye, arc fpark ing her brows ierenc
Her yellow locks Aiming, il beauty combining
My charming fwcet Nancy wilt thou be my ain
Thc.whole 81 her face j. w'rh maidcnIy graces,
Array'd Ike gowands, that grow in yon glen,
SHE'S well fapd and fender, true hearted and tender
My charming iveet Nancy o vert thou my ain
Tn feel, ,hro' ,h- naioa fat fome habitetion
10 AieItcr ny jewel from cold. fnow. and ran
With fongs q my deary I1 keep Ter ay oh.tTy
Ny charming tweet Nancy, gin thou wer' my ain,
r!l work at my calling, to furnih thy dwelling
With every thing needful my life to faaain,
Thou that not 4, ing'e, bur Sy Gear ing',
III marrow tAre, Nancy, when thou AT Try ain.
1H make true affection tie content direction,
Of owing my Nancy vhis lfe doth r'main;
Tho youth will be waiting true love haIl be lalling
My chatm.ag lveet Nancy, gin thou weFt my Ne
Eut what Il my Nancy laould alter Der fancy,
TO favor another h- forward ana fam,
] win rot rprI Lor, tu, pllinly rl ten her,
Begone, thou f4Gc Nancy, thou'le ne'eSy1e my ain.
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The memorable Tulip Tree, az Greenlburg
or Tarrytown, under which Major Andre was
taken, was on the 3ra ulJ. "a ock with light
ring. 1t was rert a!moR exatfly in two, from
The :op 10 The bottom. Near tho roo3 7 was
hollow, at which part il took fire aud blszed uP
for about IL ar II feet through the hhure, for a
few minutes. when the eaGerr half fell The re-
mainder extending over the read, food IN 70
mendcng an ititude as 10 render it neceiIa-
ry to cut it down. This remark ble tree meat
ured 20 le in circumference at the bale, was
ltG fc,t high, end it, branches extended 100
feet diameter.
i has often awakened the fympathy Of the
feeling traveller, by recalling he m emory Of a
gallant tu; unfortunate eremy. AS Americans,
we could not but 7. oce at the event, which
while it bl4fsd his hatteriog proiPeas, it con
iIgHed him ID an ignominous death, Gill re1cucd
cur country from delruaon.
Yet discriminating II our emotions, and jun
70 his individual merits, we mingle with lbs
friends and relations, the GSh Of regret to the
recollection Of bis v,tucs-whle or bolom,
have lweed with Indignation, and our LES
have imPreca;ed curles on the traitor, whole
villacy, occaiioned his untime'y fate.
It is rathera GRgu.Ar coincidence. that the
news Of Araold's death arrived at Gree lburr.
The fame day Oh which the lightning Rr ycd
the tree.
rs dllruttion has occafoacJ general re-
get through TIE surrounding country, and IT'S
fragments have been carefully coll~ded and pre-
ft'ved b. the Inhabitants.
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CENSUS

POPULATION or GFo.GIA-Free W ite males
5396S females, AS z13 other free inhabit
ant 6.o99; faves, 50 $50 total, i68 $50
The population has nearly doubled in TX years
BY this ceniu, tbs State MAJ icni FOUR Repre-
featdtives 10 ConErefs.
KtNrucKY.- Free With males 93s56; Re
males 85,9I5 o.her free portions 74r ,--0lv-s
4o,342 total 22O.955. THIS State may fcod
SIX Representatives q Crngr-is.
TENNFssEE.-Th relult of the Genius has
n0t yet been ruaIiIhed. but X II exP-a.i hc
will be emitted ID lerI two additional Repre-
lentaive,.
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DANCING RTl4STER-jormcJ IN tt:5 fo7g7i H7V0
at Saco,
~ FfpeafuIg informs the Ladies' ard Gcotlemeh
Il Of tbs town OF Portland aad.i;s vi~inlfY, thar
he propolts toI open DANCING SCHoOL, as
focn as fufFicient encopraktmeGi aPP5ars.
CONDITIONS.
The School win Be KEEP, twice a Week-evcry
Monday and Wednesday in the afternoon, from
O'Clock till lunlet for the FINAL c!as aud flon
unfct to 10 10 the evening Cor tbs larger clais-
Eight Dollars each fcnolar per fu7rteF-balft TO be
pai1 at entranc-, and the remainder at the end Of
,he quarter.-Twenty fubfcn5ers at lear each
fchoo!.
LADIES AID Grnt!ernsn will pleafe 10 fend their
names To this Office Immediately, Y they do not
with to be dapPointed.
The fhooi viii bc opened on Wrdaef3aYnext,
81 September, Al the New Aiem 5iy Room wh-re
the fcbol'ars are d5fired to attend.
He aIio propofes to open a Dancing School in
the town OF Gorban, every IueidaY afternoon
and evening. AngaR g.
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ssp TENDER. between the hotfs of ii O'Clock,
A. N. and 4 P. NJ. The information was com
rnunioatel to the Priloner by the Rev. DR..
TRATCHFR.
Dukebam, and thoft Of his accomplices,in hb-
Grating Fairbanks fiom lie Dedham goa' who
IRE or may be taken, viii he tried in that town
III February next.
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The Priz.l Il 600 Dois 7eVk4 1900 Blsaks.
4EFast % th. frF az4 iaf-f-7 III fG GLIB
a,IrgH Bi77A 6ool Prize 7riE 5f@aa
IA aa4aa7 sf Gl T-l fun
~ hc Shares n the C1na', Nj lis. Sr rilheun
veLed by che PrvP -irt0r, releTvirF him!-f ftg-
ilcse OF rtdecm'ng The fame, II suy time witAa
years from the time Of drawing fu-h ihaTts ar
mp The amount Of iuch prizes 70 moneys nl tssw
per CEN CT 2nnum inte ea, % the time oI iaau
demp,ion.
iil-h iriPr6iioa M the f1re-0lg GENERAL
SCHEME, will flew that the at cials dglH
an uncommon number of vallabl- rrizes. r0 Ell
cure 4 chance foi ;hefe prizes W adyrntur-aah:
7th chfs, every holder y tcstt ~ t.C tctsiaibi
clal3 ihali be entitled o parch1fe an equal runr
n the eigh,h-EOders eft tickets IN me -'sahi1
purchate an equal number in the ni1;t, arits
fame olthe ether Cidi ;-1rovtt3 ar1Hc-ea
ihall be made wiriin twynty 'ags from -.Tsf
cation oI che Tx Of prizes IN tur 7'h SIN aa9A
Clali1s respectively. Whence M annlref htiE
+ dollars land our XII thr -th ci3is prrianny l@
eight thouilnd IN lhe iaE.
The Managers can allure the NrS.c tAf is
money already "a fed (and they hei.yemo' hs'
been expended on the Canal; thar he proprietor
IS Row proceeding 10 the bhdpris with hl' uiaa'aF'
dor and that nOihml buttbr want ~ Cab EllPt
vent This compicaungthr ksi N thc c0aTf NJ
the prelent ieafon They Therefore c'rnd R.P
Gathering :heml-lyts thar, when grnt'tmtn o'Fof
crty cOnddcr The Glance IN amchlhle l1~rhlln'
WHICH the above GENERAL SCHEME oH'
them, aud co1,rmp+tts the great ai'iaara
which mutt accrue 70 the public aod pa'c3e@l
this town ana yicjnityfrom the comPlehoe -
wo'k on Am9Eeag Falls, THY will come 's's',e
and give il that fpirited aod efficient p3iroaasG
which alOrc the ma ayers have ever lo0h7u
lefs IN their undertakings A.
The frveuth CATS will commence DraVnB Nv,
9TH day Of OGo5-r 0eXt, ID the uual ma U.s.
10 give the adve1turgrsa all The Przea'ana - ~.
the lottery the above deduction ;-.uS M
and Blanks drawn againe the NumoH III
Tickets that are found fold, ihall be op51s5i ,va
declared as ulual; but lhould anYNumoa s.g 4
ant that app aars 10 be unfold the lame h4 o..t
immedatly rolled Up again, and the eL'zs Il .nnt
drawn aEafnft ii, remain unopened, anu ,rr
into fcparate boxes. therg I'D renain'hll hl WIN.
Ing for the day IL 6nilhed then 70 Of Islu' WV
TIE wheels before they are removed. TINS a,.-
10 be purified from dav TO day, uual tht I y ,.ssa
fold, uRlefs any fhould appear 70 be uu'Yo ebts
there remains only zoo be Whess ,asi sat
cai-, the Prizes and Bla I. 9H All ps ssifh
declared, Az they are draw ,'gheihsT O' MI
An Prizes not demanded within ix n a, NJ N u.
be confder-t as penerouly rehaqu'"'1
Lottery
EPTRAIM ROBINSON v,..,a
SAMUEL TENNEY. "'''S
NATHANIEL PARKER, }
E,eoa, Agg@ 7
= TICKETS far Jas By z. A. J'''
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NOTICE ~ hereby given, shat the fubfcribeF has
a been duly appointed Adminiit ator OF the e.
naie Of SAMUEL BUSH, lty ct By9f56ay, in the
county OF L'ncion, PbY6csu, dSccaiej; add has
undertake. Ihd trut by giving bond as the law
dreis ALL petious, therefore, having demands
lsa'nit the ERa'r ofad deCe+Ied, arc tcGrcd 10 tx
h'bItthr tame f7r Settlement; r1t al indebted
to TAD eha-r, arr rcqn-hedf3 rake immediate
payment to-THOM A5 BOYD. tt.7,7ifrqror
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

Female Wigs, according % MERCER, il his
new Piaa5e 81 PIri5, originated in the Fren-h
Revolution :-Tooyh'ec women, f4ys ne, pur
ohaie AZ any Pr.c- tie lair u The yonng fair
haired gill thar are guilotin q. This Is q
branch IT commerce, and a kind Of devotion
quite novel. T'hi, practice wa allowed, the
Democrats calmly obietviog, " tha- the Aria
ocrats will fer,e At letf for fome,hing -,h-;r
hair will hide the bald heads Of a few old WON
en-"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

THE Subicrber, having been daily appointed
4 A1ignee Of the Efate and EfTr6ts of Will
LIAM HUDSON, Of Portland, Z Bankrupt-re-
queRs all perfons indebted 20 fad EdaJr, Or poi
rd-d Of any Of fid Bankruprs property, 70 pay
and deliver iaid debts and property without delay
TO Ilaac Gage, ADgnss.
PoriL1nl. AngnR q, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

NOTICE II hereby given, that tile ltatute meet
IN Ing Of the MEDICAL ASSOCIATION NJ
the County NJ Tork, will * held AT BAREARD's
Hall, N bunk ca The lec0nt day oftht felton,
u me Supreme COnrt il September, At Q o'clock,
A. NJ. Per Orter,
SAMUEL EMERSON, Secretary
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

The Parjf4n J-A-J continue % reie9 altogeh-
er The Vn9ar convenience Of 70 ket They
flick their tan in their belt, and oige in there
bofoms a eight Purfe Of morocco leather, in
which are few fpare guneas. As TO the ig-
noble handkerch ief, It /. in the pocket Of fome
CourtIer, to whom they addrefs themftlves, in
cafe 1t Decd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

Mr.. Robert Randall who died II Network
On the 5,h Of Juae, has left the princifal part If
lis eRate (Which Is chinat-d AZ upwards OF
G3o ooo) for he eiablilbu,ent OF an afylum
for inhrm and dilIbIed fe1men, to be called
" II. Saiior'5 Snug R1y51r"