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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08
DIRECT TAX-
Fij14.nib CollsR;cn l9iRria. Second Divif,r. MsC

J's''IV |V''IIEHl" JI'I4' Oss1"4 DEVIlh' 181g
.-- 1asbgieHJ.
NTOTICE ia hereby given 10 the nonrefdsn, and
unknown prop ietors Of the foowingLoTs SrTra6ls
OF Land within i1id dari6 that the Direct Tex became
due and payable faid Lots, the feventh Of April.
al 81 IScO via.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

EI..q;SuId S. join BaPfyE.
ro,,,i,ud Lodge of Aacient Mdoas, 'nrend
.THE rG' lhr,ss the tyal OF Sc. John, and dine
i 10 CIV ~ "wednesday the a4th init. where the
Il Us''a n..s rsoueled to attend with fuitabie
Bfstbfen - co;oarping Brethren are invited. As
elOz'hnss !. ! cubic proceiiOu, the Brethren are
there wh Z siend precifely at IL O'Clock, a. NJ.
EgueHso, j, II tsc Right Worfhipfui Mater.
NJ "0'' JOSEPH c. BOYD, See'I.
m q1ls,t, may BE- had Of TIE Secretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08
ADDTIONAL NOTICE.

HDA|II IO1FTL INOI TOE.
HOSE who are indebted 70 the eftate Of Tapes
L LarTa6ee, late of Portland, Sadder, deceafed,
acc requeard TO NIKE immediate payment 20 the
Subicrlber, otherwIie their Notes, Accounts &C.
mutt he put an fuit.
Portland, June I, 1901. Admiat9ratix.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23

r. y i. = lF Z s1
| Of guilt and diaref, that csnno. welt Be
exceeded, apd probably has rot a parallel.
| But France now BOATS of her happiness
compared with that Of Others; lhe hes sl-
mott arrived It the gcal, while Others,
he thinks, are defined 70 run the tame
Gree of folly, which fhe has nearly shnilh-
ed. Her. wounds arc healing, while ,hofe
Of Others are beginning tofsRss, and her
wearinsis is exchanging for ispsae, ahen
their race begins, Fre,shmen REFUGE fin.
cercly, thai they .hatepafsd tie tempsRx-
Gus ta, to whisl,,hsy sSerel1a wn or dr,v-
en-, and have arrived, asiail, 70 the enl,
latitudes. The =s;=yal sslo the French
Revolution fsems to BE- tot far oia.nt.-
They have got government row OF iron
and feel, which they appear to approve;
IT'S real form isl as fmple as the mechanics
wedge, which nothing can reff. Doubt
LET'S Bonapar.e is viewed by the French
as great bleGns to their country, in the
wrc,ched fate to which it WIS brought
by predeceGors. There is now order in
France, and no injuaice or cpprefon
is permitted, except what the govern-
mant isielf may choo!e 70 prsetile, ard
hitherto, this has been as grain OF fand
10 mountain, compared with what has
been fuaered in periods Of the Revolution.
,receding his reign. All the former &C.
vernments, Gnce 1891, have been t'rong
only to dearoy.
Ia 1893 or 4, there is iaid to have been,
at one time, more than fou, bxud,sd .b0s-
Iaad eitiz<as, imty/oned, confiting chiefly
ofhufbandmen, merchants, and mechanics;
and there were then f0vrfees kar4rratbax-
ndE}diery in the field. Hundreds of
honef Citizens were daily put to death,
ard this ll.powerfui government, as it
was called, while it coald teAroy whom
it pleaied, could NOT, it it would, protect
the life or property of oxs innocent rou.-
The Gate of iociety, under Bonaparse, is,
in the opinion of the raoa ienGbIe French
men, therefore, that Of perfect felicity,
when contracted with what has prophane.y
been called the Reign of Liberty. Their
liberty, they FAY, was productive of only
two days of real joy-one was the day on
which it was obtained, and before they
knew what it was ;--the other was the
lay on which they got rid of it, btea./s
tLpy akurau 1rbaf II mar.
GN. E. Palladium.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23

wi,s;a a DAYS haslips Of aa.;sahl.. a:esms
are greatly reduced, ana in cocfle OF
rapid cohfanptioa. Our Ron Works,
Eri,h's fhocs, hrewer.cs, diaiNories, lime
kilns, coopers, heuie and ihip- carpenters,
end ;o;ners, c,hiue, makers, whSss cuiSd-
ers, bridge builders, earriase-niasers,
tanners, 5r:ol;-:alsscr. and Pos,eys, and
ornate fanlil;ts, confanc Yearly an i'm
a-rle and eoere2Grg quantity c. wood
ard tinocr IN their lT.;'rs and dwellings.
The experts for one yea- ending or the
18th Scrr. 1860; were as follow:
Iq,s7s,0z5 Slaves and heading,
75.o,7,3oo Shingles,
s,I2I,i59 Hoops aai f,le',
e,,s25,1oo teet OF Eos.Cs, Plank, &C.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23
Public Notice.

THE iufices who compete the Levy
Court for the county Of Alexandra, have
aopoin,ed the = Sd Of this infant, iDec.)
70 meet at the Court Houfe, in order 70
receive all accounts which the law snsy
authorize sllern 70 pay.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23
Wanted to Hire,

By the month or year, afemaie fcrrant
70 wz.I, and coo.S for fmall family. To
o,le OF an hone!S,nduRrious character good
wages ss..n be sisen~-Enaure Of the
primers.
!. C:s..s -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23

aasfe Tribe Of indians in council, afses
readins che letters from the committee Of
The so:ith A!khorn aGociation, and goyer-
nor ST. Gair. The nature Of the buiinefs
being opened by John Young, nifIoner,
Stephen Ra-'die, Interpreters, The letters
ard wamPoc from the committee being re.
ceived. the chiefs proceeded to the baGneis
decentralization. 81
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23
Mrs. PICK

Embro'aty, fsatbe'', Pl1mf.
rert1me;y, or. &C.
WHICH VIII DC ohPo'eo " OF moderate
terms! M1 .i APPLY prya az m ar.1 heFtz' 0pp0'e
NJ No. p1CV .xnsr,. ,oh.; :, 4.
,o.a",-:. - ~. .o..c. IS n.~, ,n..i,
nsc eo,,
7-17 49, > 80
oy O''1ae q u Dee@ u A'yt /'om
f'Gnfis wSnf and margaret D" 7V1s
to kstJxe/fr'6f''' 10 )eeH'e me b9ym'"t
ga finn Of meny TO Dr.. Jame! c'aik
Of THE 'o7un Of Alexana,ia, qOM be t*-
PIED to lah Fl, ee@, .6efse tie C:-
fee Ho!/f doc, !" the faia fs7v", OK '1e
g 1.2h, H :. .S: Ia ~ r'''""9 "s' a.
20 ~ .>,Di
n ilacl Oh LAM lying up
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23
a FRIEND TO TRADE.

FROM 4 KINTrS&g, o.2x.-.. nov. 20;
/. E5tr5tr h--r "a: -@a;;;>l5e.f ~ I'D .i< FL
isessEg ,es''! n .ilr. Jaba l>.D,s, qsba
Sres ftz! ~ =: ssrr&s::;,t r - Sab
I4kbsrs .s:is<sas5,s y 81 s:;J!s,a $50 80
&:s2y % t8s l-a..as.
Ot,ava .@%,n, Nav. IN, ,So,.
s.,es &c Chs. - :, sg.,s :! -. - g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23

.Iq5 Tcrs oF TimA@r.
Other wooden lumber, 1884, DOS.
Or; bark, md die woods, 1914 do.
Manufactures of wood, Ii16Sl 60.
Eefdes ,hefe atoni'tins quantities and
amounts, there were tsnr cut Of the Unit
Ell State, the following caiks made Of wood,
reduced to barrels:
10000 barrels for Pot-hh and Pearl
AIN,
1851 do. for Apples,
$500 do. for Cdr and mai, liquors,
75,o45 do. for Eeci,
6, 40 do. for Pork,
SI,seq do. FOR B!!tu;c,
S53,o5z do. for Flour,
90, ,88 do. for Picked Fiji,
$4,000 do. for Flaxicc3,
10000 do. for Indigo,
$4,000 do. fol- Indian ani Rye Meal,
1850 10. for L,nG@ed oil, anu o,he,
oils,
e6, 500 DO. TO. Ear, Pitch, Ro!n, Tur
pen,ioe, SPIRITS CT turrcn,
tine AMI warmth.
,,4oo DO. Tor Wax and Taslow,
1900 DO. fer Molahcs,
1So, 900 DO. ior &ice,
10000 do. for iooscco,
$4,000 do. Tor America Spirits,
10000 do. tor Butter, lard, tiEcuit &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-23
I,Qaa,oSS Total.

J,qQ4,oSS Total.
The coniumption O. weed for sooo
toDs of 20, ard pearl-a!hcs, ard in barrels
and csks for fcur, neal, liquors, ncat,
9Th. oil, apples, sc. fer transportation
soa"~[e, and for so~c u.e IS very great.
Our public and private G,ips require
large quantity Of wood TO hri;d and re-
pair them. Our buildings !os ,sGleace,
foring goods, covel;as produce ard Cat,
lie, mills, wcr&iaoYs, sc. rsqc;rc pro-
aigioEs MATS of wooAe7 materials. New
England, and the r,rdv countries, and
the new iettlements. build ve.y little Of
brick or ftone, nea:'y al q boards and
logs. The manutacG2:e, CT tar, pitch,
turpentine and roi:;,, tti.ov or iaicre
yearly a great num.-r CT tfv:s.--In
addition TO al ttst>, T., ve,v great
,eonfumption and denaais q TT,eas Britain,
for timber and woccc.. articles ard mate
fials, and tor tar, pi,1h aud ,urnentine, IS
likely to be trans!e:re>, from ne Baltic
cvInt;ies to the Un.;e>:: States Of Ameri-
ca, became the Baltic countries vii! be
more and more avs:ie = i>u them. In
their ieCret feelings. TIC differences are
great AMI ferrous, srtt WI! pIc5ab'y lead
40 iome alteration N c.n6.,,ce 0Hat eeors-
ny Of esq on the pa.t ot he North, m
Powers, whofc Ro,h - r,o,>s.c, s'ca,iy
exhauited. Beiides all tES:e c;rcan.
fances, il is certain that the denand for
wood 10 rebuild, repair, and llnfrcse the
Wet India Hands, wiz be very gIes, Oh
,he recent peace.
The high prices of soae", iusar, rum,
nolaiIes, cotton, ana other WeA India
productions eniare shc univeriai cuitiva,i-
on Of thoie iiapds TOW rye var is ended,
which will at Lsef aa45is tue demand io7
American wooden materials 70 baiiG, and
to pack produce. Il has betc;ne the IN
tcreit OF thepeopie q this country, TO con
iider Its property II: woc,I, and woodlands
wiki attention a;.5 io,~,houcG', and our
raer>aanss and gost5a1aent viii not be an
nicaius Of the .;;,r >r,2nc- c. our private
and pubic h'p- o~..d.og, cur carrying
trade, ard our n&y~l 2yaa.sass, whether
Standing or oocahoya!.
a Friend TO TRADE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
10 be Sold.

AN excellent M;ll-fat with a few a.
eres OF land adjoining, iituate on the -Four
lN'le Run, in the county Of Fairfax, about
Tx mites fIom Alexandria and five from
the Federal C;ty-:t has every advantag.
that can be willled for to render it agree.
able, there is g feet 5 inches natural fall,
with plenty Of fcne on the fpot; ailo a
quarry on each iide the run where it is
intended the dam {hall be, 70 that one may
De made at an eafy expeme. There is but
one other istuation for mill on laid ruo,
and that lies only about 50 yards below,
consequently mutt be dependant on the
ABOVE tor its fupply Of water. ] believe
there Is plenty o.: water for an over-hot
at leait ten months in the year. Timber
may llkewiie be had convenient at req.
ionable rate. The title is indilnusabls,
and the terms will be made known by ap.
plying On the premifes, to
WILLIAM CARLIN.
hecemper 81. faw7tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
/ WILL SELL OR RENT

The Store have occupied for many
years pait, iituated on Prince Street, OBJ
polite Col. flooc's. No fand in ,rown
more eligible, or better Accommodations
Tor carrying On an extenfve wholefale, wet
or dry good buGnefs. The cellar perfect
~ dry, with a door at each end. will
bold one thoufand barrels of -four Zoo
barrels may be flowed On the premifes
without any Inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
lhoie deiirious ofholding it will apply
10 me on Merchants Wharf, where ihaiI
IN future do buinefs.
W.m /. HALL.
December az. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
Marine Myurance Comba,,y
Of Alexardr3a.

THE ltockholders in the Marine r,
ft'rance Company of Alexandria, are her,
by notified, that an election will be beld
on Thurfday the 18th day of lanusrx
next, at the Court Houie in the fad town
tor the purpoie of ele6ting fifteen perGons
citizens Of this commonwealth, as direc
tors of that Intuition.
J. B. NICHOLS, Src'RY.
Form 81 3o5oer to cote BY Pr0xy.
l, or we do hereby nominal.
and empower to attend at the
meeting Of the fubfcribers to the Marine
iniurance Company Of Alexandria. on
Thurlday the | sth day of January next,
then and there, for me and in my name, to
vote for IS directors of faiid Company.
Given under my hand this
day Of
n. B. The above maa be {ubfcrib.3
before two witnedcs.
December a.. eoot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
Sales by Aa1aion.
On SATURDAY.

On SATURDAY,
The Sd of Jan. 1901, at 10 O'Clock, will
be Sold, at our Auction Room,
Whllkey IN tierces and bis.
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine in pipes and or. eaks
Brown Sugar in barr els
Loaf do. in lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in caiks
Hardware in lots
Together with
4 great ynraety Of Dry Goods ;:
Among which are
Carpets and Carpet Broadcloths,
ing Stufs
Plains Iri]h Linens
Plalds Hulnhums
Duftlls Mnilins
Flannels Checks
Swanfdown Shawls
Keriayncres handkerchief
Coating Leather Shoes
And number Of other articles
HENRY 81 THOS. MOORE,
/ Dec. 10. Aui1iouee,-s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
For Tie Tear 1901 .

=" 7Oe Tat 1907
,Iot,aining complete Calender; times
or holding the Federal Courts of the Unit
ca States and individual ftates rates Of
Duties, &c. Stamp Duties tandard for
leceiving and paying Gold PoA Roads :
government Of the United States; mini.
,seriai and confular Appointments: Of
noefs OF the Army; American NAVY
., 81 Civil and Military Officers of
e. the Town of Alexandra B;opraphical
Sketches, &c.
ihey have alto few Copies of the uezv
ha,lloa OF Haenaiag's Vi,giuia Jzl9iee, with
e :: seherai ahortment of articles in their
December IL. .cd6.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01
Fre1h Raiiins and Currants
for Sale, by

AlClll NdllAIiS dllO SuIIdllCS
for Sale, by
Robert B. .7an1eNon,
Who has las ufual) general ai1orement of
Wines, Spirits s. Groceries,
viz. Jamaica and w. 1. Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bourdeaux Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Irifh and Country Whilkey, a
few pipes Of Old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. 16 half pipes 7 year
old Port, 70 quarter ca!ks Sherry, pipes
Teneriffe, 4 pipes Catalonia, and few
Or. ca!ks of Liibon and Malaga Wines,
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, Molafes,
Spanifh Honey, Salt Petre, Coprcras,
Madder, Race and ground Ginger, Pr
nnento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas of the latef importations, Fig-Blue,
Gunpowdcr, Patent Shot, Lc;per and fia-
milton's Snuff. in bladders and bottles,
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lon
don brown Stout and Porter in bottles,
Almonds, fpinning Cotton, Hunters Pipes
in kegs, Olives, Capsrs and Anchovies,
Chocolate, Rice, Muitard, ard Spanifh Sc
gars; all Of which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or On a time to
his punctual cunomers.
AJ4, foe AkeJ, yfrasg
KENTUCKY HORSES,
On a liberal Credit.
December 70, 1900. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-01

+ Q r S A L E,
Genuine Madeira Wine IA
pipes, hl'ds. and quarter can.s, for approy-
ed notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
A great Chance.
Direct Tax.

NOTICE ie hereby given to the Unknown Pro-
" prterors and Owners ot Land il the follow
mg towns, that The Dirett Ak on iaid land be-
camr cue and payable ~ The 9Th day Of Apul,
1890 and 70 much Of fad land will Be fold al the
following times and places, as will pay the fame
with ne idera cots and charges as The law directs,
unIets Preventet BY previous payment. Viz. all IN
PacjoHgfeld, II The hcute q Mr.. 1ocPb HuctnI, IN
iald town, on Monday the tweuty- lcveuth day Of
April next, at one O'Clock, Nall n CornyB, A;
TIE h4utt Of Mr.. Joltpb Gordan, in iaid town, On
Wefoettay the twenty-nnth DAY of faid month,
=: enc o'clock, P. m.-au ia Lin;Agtop, al the houie
# Mr. Philemon Lity, in iaid tow p, q. Friday the
hrt day of May next, Al one O'clock, p. m.--and
al u ArlUa-l4, y thr houf- ot Capt TgFab To7rA
n fad town, on Monday Tie fourth day ot tald
month, AZ one u'CIork. \. NJ.
FONsESIDENT OWNERS ~ PARsoNsFIELD.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
MAINE
Fire 81 Marine hfnraH6s C0mtany

IN conformity TO their az Of Incorporation, ii /.
Il PRECEDENT and Directors Of the Maine Fire and
Marine lnfuranCe Company give notice, that their
Capital Stock amounts to One Hundred Thoufand
Dollars; and that they continue 10 receive Propo-
falls and make Infurance upon the following riiks,
viz.
on VeTrls, Goods and Freight; againft captivi-
ty Of pcricns and on the life of any perlons dur
ing their abfence at Tea +; in cafes of money lent
upon bottomry and rrfpondenta.
On Houtts or other Buildings within the Diff
ttif az Maine, againf damage arihnc to the fame
by Fire originating in aay cauit except that Of de-
fen 10 the injured.
The Iniurance Company will not in(ure great
er fun than Twelve Tbouiand Dollars on any one
riik.
By order Of the Pr,Gdent and Directors,
JOSEPH SWIFT, Secretary.
Nz8;as Fire and HZIriae Inivarfs 0tFs,
Portland, INsreb 6ib, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
Ten Dollars Reward.

DESERTED from the Carlton of Fort Nor
~ folk, JOHN SCHAFFER, fergeant Of cap
tam Muhlenbrrg's company, 1t regiment Of artl-
lery and engineers, and Of the following dtiCnP-
tion Twenty fix years Of age, five feet eight
inches high, fair complexion, which had when he
deferted fallow Caf, the conftqueuce Of levere
hcknefs-IlrPe hazle eyes, brown hair, by trade
halter, Of Dutch deficient, born at Reading n the
fate Of PennfyIvani7, has fume knowledge Of draw
ing and portrait painting, ipeak5 High Dutch flu
entity, and retains much of the accent Of that Ian
euag- 10 bis pronounc;ation of the EDglih. To the
crimes of deferton and PERJURY, he has added lhat
ottneft, having ftoen number ofarticles from the
Carlton Of Fort Norfolk. Any perfon apprehend-
ing fad defertvr, and delivering him 10 any officer
ID the United States,o lodging him il anyj jail there.
OF, hall receive the above reward, and remburfe-
ment OF all Reasonable expenses.
Warham Shepard, Lieut..
~ Regt. Art. y Engineers.
Fort Norfolk, Dec. :, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
William Beckett.

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
has taken a HOP in Uaioa Strret, oPpodte Mr..
Dcane's, whore he carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
as uGual and has for fale a neat ahortment Of
ENGLISH GOODS.
Thole who may picste to favor him with their
commands, may rely 90 the utmof attention aad
punctuality
Portland ATare6 9.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
DR.. A. Barrett.

ID EQUESTS thofe who are indebted TO him by
IN Book or Note, to make immediate payment,
as he Is determined to give no further indulgence.
Thofe who have any demands agant him viii
Ple1fe to exhibit them for payment.
Norzyar, Mareb ID, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
To be Let,

a Very commodious DWELLING HOUSE,
"A al the ealterly part of the town, two Tories
high, and gambol roof-With two acres Of land,
convenient out houles, and two excellent fprings
WITHIN , few yards of the houfe.-For terms, APP
ply at this Office. March 6, I8or.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
Lands for Sale,
Chap tor Cab Or 4RProvsd CREDIT.

THE fubfcriber propofeS moving to
Northcarolina, within three years, if the Lands
hereinafter mentioned be fold to advantage. The
fAid Lands are htuated as follows, viz.
2ooo acres htuated in the College Towunlip No 4, on
Penoblcot River, Maine
1860 do. in the GrOton Academy Town1rp, on faid
Penobicot River.
5000 do. in Eal-Andover formerly belonging to the
fate.
3so do. in Fan Andovcr old-town, BLISS River.
AZ do. Sturdevant's lAand, IN the town ofNorth-
yarmouth, Calco-B4y.
374 10. ifand in Winnipilcogee pond, in Gil
mantown, Newhampfhire.
400 do in the town Of Suncook, formerly owned by
Timothy Wilma.
ZOO do. il FintHown, formerly owned by William
Harding
e6 do in Topiham, Vermont, which on an average
produces "a tons of hay annually.
T73 do in Waterbury, on Onion River, on the main
road Vermont
go do in Sterling, the river La Noble, COUNT
Of franklin, Vermont
AGO do in Durham, Lower -Canada-and
! of an acre IN Portland, DiGri4 of Maine.
For terms, inquire of the fubicribel
in Portland, or Of DANIEL TABER, in faid Port
land where likewife the titles of faid Lands may b
eIamined.
ABRAHAM WEIGH.
PsyslarI, LZayeL II, 1901.
-
NIB. For lale, fmall new Schooner
apply as above.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
To Let, or For Sale,

a Convenient DWELLING. HOUSE, Barn,
n with IA acres of Lsnd, on which is an Or
chard Of 81 Apple Trees all of which a.e 10 good
order-ftuated miles from Portland, on the road
20 Cray. The H0ufc is nearly new, has good
cellar, lower rooms and kitchen on floor, and
two chambers. The Barn is an oak frame and
we'll boarded and illingled. The place is calcua-
ted for Tavern and will be fold for 600 Dollars,
and payment made convenient.-For further par
ticulars inquire Of the Printer, at Portland, or
JOHN W. QUINCY, Bottom.
w. B. Tbs Hoxe IS warranted free from WitebeJ
any other EUa Spirits, except fear Rats, agy re-
port Of cvI minded per(onJ in this enlightened age TO
the contrary notwithstanding.
Feb 0. (3m-so)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
FOR SALE,
A Farm in Bridgton,

Y town, with good Houfe. Barn, and out houfes
thereon Payment will be made ealy--Appy at the
PoR Office in Bridgton, or of JONATHAN SMITH,
living the premiles.
2. .LrL.- L-.,r.h 3
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A Stray Horfe,

WAS taken up l7ft Friday by the fubtcribsr,
w ia Prefumpfcot. Said Horfe is of While
color, trots and PAGES one hind ard fore foot
black. The owner may have him again by proving
property and paying charges; apply 70
JOHN ANDERSON, at Prey4n9Jtot Bride
M1rch Z. 1901.
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A Note of Hand Loft,

OWEN to Pervis Andrev. Of Poland BY Nathan
NJ Niles Of Poland, delivered Seth Kelt OF Poland
and then delivered to Job CaiwsJl Of Poland And
the flid Job has loft the faid Note bearing date Te
bfuary 1898 thereabout, the FUN Of Forty Do lars
OH iuercit. lob CASNFlI.
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Take Notice.

THE fub1criberS take this method
IL 70 inform the public that they are about Femov-
ing from this town and call all perfons who have
any accounts open with them, for immediate payment
thoie who are indebted to make immediate payment,
PaS
Payn EIwell x Sons.
NorfLrar,r1rb Mnrcb "A
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Take Notice.

THE STAGE from Portland to Bottom, will
l. leave Portland On Monday las well az Sunday
at one O'Clock, A. NJ. until the 18TH Of April
and on Wednesdays, Thuridsys, Fridays ndSat
urdays, ~ an early hour, as ufual.
\. 2. The Stage from Bottom viii fet of from
Major KING's tavern every Sunday, AZ nine O'Clock
~ the forenoon; and every Monday, Tuefday,
Wedneiiay, Thuriday and Friday, Al half paa four
IN the afternoon, until the 18th Of April next
March O.
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Removed.

CIMON LOVEIT, respectfully in.
~ forms his Friends aud The Public, that be has
removed from ForyRreet the iouth eall corner Of
Mr.. Ingraham's Store, Ingraham's Wharf, oppoltc
MIR. John behring's fore where he carries On
the TAILO2'5 BUSINESS as ufual--and has for lale
a few cafks of excellent Lime.
Portland. 1loyeb I6
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Ten Dollars Reward.

INSERTED from Fort Wolcott IN the harbour
~ Of Newport, JOSEPH BURNHAM, pri-
vate ID the I'd Regiment Of Artllertns and EnFj-
neers, ag5d twenty-cight years. FIVE feet nine inch
Is high, light Mort curied hair, fair complexion,
tout and well made, horn at HamPtou-Falls in
the fate Of NewhamPfhre, by trade blacksmith,
inliRec at Oxford, Mahachuietts, in Ju6e Roo
he had fnrlonGh (Which has expired) 70 30 70
Newbury, Vermont The above reward ana rea-
fonable expences viii b: paid for appreheoding aid
deferter, and delivering him at the above poN, o.
70 any military officer in the fervce Ct the United
States,
William M'Rea, Mar.
ID Reg. Ayt. q EagRstri
Newport (R. ID 9th Feb. 1901.