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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
illiam Dobbs & Co.
Haze received ky The laf arripait, fran Los4sn
and LiVsrpO0L large adortment Of
Spring 81 Summer Goo05,
CONSISTING OF

UPEKfiNE, Fine and Mlddling.
~ mixed and plain Broadclotbe, Forea do. Sn-
peIfne and fine Kerieymere, mems black fatin,
mems and boys beaver and Common hats, olive
velvetse0s, black fix velvet, Marleilles quilting,
printed and olive Jean and muilinetts, ffgei, giil
and plated buttons, fIk aud twlf, mems co. tor
ard lIik hofe, mems fix and leather gloves, nam
keens, nankeepetts, chintz and common calicoes,
india cottons, ago pieces bandaanas, lrifh linen, OIL
cloths, black modes, black and white fatn, linen
anc cotton cambricks, Gamers hair and purple
lhawls, pocket handkerchiefs, fancy and black fix
handkerchiefs, black and cslourrd lufrines, check
gnghams ,lace and edgings, black fix lace la
dies and miles cotton hofe, fans, parallels, extra
long elk and leather gloves black, dyed, tambor'd,
plain, book and cambrick mullins; book handker-
chiefs dimlties coloured and plan nu1netIs |;
duTants and calamaGcoes cotton checks f; plaid
and coloured ribbons ladies' hats and b0nnets !;
Scotch gaufe; black, plain and Grape gauie /;
Threads; bs0 chapel needles pins; combs; tapes (;
ihOe and quality bindings india cotton.
One Cafe Hard Ware, containing
i4o doz. fcinors IS doE. pocket and pen kniyes I;
40 doz. defiert knives and forks, &c. &c. Tea
trays and walters; bread haikets pewter diihes I;
looking gaties knives forks, razors,brais cahdle
ftlckS,teapots & bafons, bruhes eel top thimbles.
Hylon, fouchong and bohea :eas, all of the fri
quality. Malaga, Liibon, Sherry and Madaira
Wines /; Rum, Brandy and Gin; caik and bloom
Radns 400 ID. nutmegs mace cloves cotton
wool; Spaniih float indigo; cut and wrough:
naiis. An alinrtment Of crockery ware All oil
which viii be fold cheap, at wholeiale and retail
attheir Warebouie oppoGte the Columbian Tavern
Portland, May n, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

Portland, Nay 9, 1901.
"A Ii Perfons indebted TO Rand and RvdiekS
n late Printers Of the Oriental Trumpet, arc
requefted pay the fame to the fubfcriber at his
Office in Portland.
JOHN FROTHINGHAM.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
NEW BEDFORD. NAY !.

IL Pg, NEW BEDFORD. MAY /.
sdb N,rSR Fpaf ysfer6qy afternoon tav0we4
'apaJ, XII. fa r. Of The an 10 z4b Apra re-
va. !, - Va''H from that place, By paper
fbss,y '0s earn that on The 9th and oh, one
kat,e !. $ SalTef' brigs and I hip arrived al
Pr, 4. ~ 'e't6 'bt l9G qf Joms sft5eir mqyqs
$3.50 Ap (t6f AdenfreJ qva5 sntirsly die
II y ~ e0z' Jfrom Bafimorf :, London bad
4 l.sg !. 'ej', and dIiaaaeS a. in lat. q,
y a,,. - "f5f stt HtrA a hip Of quar qvas
lss-~s ~. IA addition 10 hfis fb. lame piper
sss.t, u Da4iT'0re pilst arrive4 yrRerday from a
ssgEl az J10atb'Sarl, isfo,a, i6ai be JaqO = fail
20 # P' S ron 5fzo.ea y miller fo.tbe }5afb.
=. ssse NJ, and Cro4Y LQaud, r9ue Of them
q, ) 1 I 4. On Wssiarj;iay LeR, ef Roa
Jsai r. z 90'6 a brinsfoae bottom, Tse! up
@ o. 7 W. ies wreck Of a brig, end (,aaAsr
asfs 81 -. Ja9y' 6e fs7O three Vs]ctJ unaer ~
~ earrifset and Raa1oat."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

Wv land in faid County, merchant. bumbly
fhews that he Is intere1ed certain tract Of land in
4id Portland the delcrPton and bounds whereof are
as follows, viz moety Of forty five acres beginning
at pine tree ltandmg by Cafco River, thence running
north forty three degrees thirty minutes wefterly
hundred and forty three rods, and from faid tree,
the river down thirty three rods fake thence
parallel line 70 the end Of the two hundred and
forty three rods, according the lurveyors plan Nov.
10, I687-Gaid land is alto bounded weeriy by land
formerly in po6elion of George Bramha afterwards
Of Jo1ua Bracket, louthery by fore river, and eat
erly by land laid he formerly IN poAelion Of Thad
deus Clark, and aferward; Of Anthony Brackett, and
the fad moicty is thu fame which Thomas Weftbrook
fold to William Cotton by deed bearing date February
:, I74c-4I.-And the iad William Vaughan further
fhews, that his inerea in laid moety is feehmple
eltate in third part thereof lying in common with
The redue Of fad moety, and with the other moiety
OF faid raf belonging fonae Pefon or perlons
known, and that he derous of holding and poeGing
the fame in evcralty. He therefore prays this Hon.
Court that partition Of fad land may be made
cordng 70 law; and his pare thereof lct off from the
rehdue, to hold as alOreiad And as in duty bound
fhalf ever pray.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
80 ID "a
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Portland Marine Lift.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MOndsy May 4.-Ayived Schooner hdaRry.
n,t jim Ataaob5acr, from 81. 4nd,eqys.
Ws'nsfday Nay 6.-Arrivsd Sbi9 OEv.
lAabsd 5rdaz, Mater, from BcrJicc.
Frid4y May s-Hrrius3. fbr koE.B1& capt
JJlku So4 as day. from 81 Viuceair LII tier.
" Gsr Strog, RoJiajau 81 fbi5 b7rt- Cqbt BIur
" KsSaBunt-Crpt. DeLaao. Hnacbeek,-Capt
8a5sa Chassisr. AbrH zS, Gaf AS. GO, long
q. 40 PIX brig Apdr9faggra, Psi:rJ3a, fran
Bnla tr Brmjerick--all w>lE
Same day -SloQp Diana, 5ttpb Sturd'OaHt
H.lH fsn 81. Mariir5.
drrifss At Scarborough he 4tb igF CAPT. Tame.
&sr, isb, So2p Hope, Of that bLce, ram Tor.
"a Sbb Place be left 4be IEoC l6yh-Lef capt
Lsir d BE big Richmond, Of North Yarmouth
e'S s'aHS.r .f american p19fis pnaer trial.
%' itb mpf. RoJigt5p, Of tbs part, bar ar.
IVA y BgioH, fran Liverpaoi
W KaTgsr' C0lIy. and Schooner Three Frieadt
80 Ssst arrived al Bggon from CuJq.
u s9e- AseP Of ibis part, svas al Me7U -Orlsaut
-, n1g q ryi'g S'att', Bragdo, paid BY FaluopiB
y, ri :aI'es 70, London, 4 day. trem CbarL,Ros
p~ z'g 9 ~ q Portland, IS days Om Jouad Il
II - q nf4'''a7, aOas poten Abril 5, lat. a. a.
u y and LtspL'ca tie vl15l 4sbicB 6o.Ee Be,
e7s Fine frovyfani.
B, : q, .'''ssr Ssi'4giag 10 Mr.. Mo7ay. Of Bah
81 eSrs near 0cracark-expsaed 10 be go
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

posEs Al THE CUsTOV-HoUSE,
H.. kfLAND, LAST WEEK.
T1atgs, pelarlsa, Sanuel Ste5kez6a MATER, for
ssrli,,., org iHd4llry, George Mad NATTER for
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

CUMBERLAND h.-March Term, 500.
70 be Hon. sie1 g tJe coayt Of Common P.as 5g4r and
Loi" % Ns7U- Gioas59r, il aTf oy be Cour b Gum
teyi4Hd, TIE f9a Tr5y y January IN @s yeir 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15
Valuable PROPERTY for Safe.

SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
in the county of Hampihire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Winchefter. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is fine feat
for faw-mill. Capt Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thouiand eight hundred and for
ty-fve acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Filth Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittfburg. Some of thele lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will thew theie lands.
One hundred ieyenty-fx and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within I of mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 10 or 80 acres Of rich bottom,
notify IN cultivation, with z74 fine Sugar
Trees on it; from which / am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are ALTO feat for GRIT
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never failing
ftream of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty ofsimber, and part under cul-
tivation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, houies and fencing,
and rented laf year for produce equal to
fixty pounds per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, willfh it. will
fell all, or any Of the above lands for cath
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots Of
land in the City Of Alexandria, or the
City of Warrington.
r. T. HOOE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15
~ O T I C. Z.

People are in future to take
care how they crofs my lot and break
down my fencing on Hunting Creek.
will no longer 4ufer filming or fowling
there. / have employed a man to watch
and being competent evidence, I will
proiecute the firif man, or mans Ton, that
makes another treipais upon me.
r. T. HOOE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15

pears to have hitherto efcaped the notice
ofthe curious. 1t is an immenle pillaror
column of fold rock, fituated on thelpin-
nacle of high mountain, and very near
the verge Of it, from which it rites lin an
irregular manner to the height of four hun
dred feet. 1t is imall at its bafe, but it
gradually enlarges toward its lummit, and
from many of its projecting parts iaue
itreams of the fne& water, which falling
from 70 many fources, and from iuch a
ituPcndous height, gives the whole a gilt
tering appearance in the fun, which is al
mott indilcribable.
The upper part of this enormous rock,
which is rather fiat, appears to be covered
with fhrubs and verdure; but a. it is alb
iolutely inacceGable, there is no poflibili-
ty OF knowing the kind Of plants which
crown it. 1t is eReemed, and with great
Propriety, by the Chineie, as among the
hrft natural curio6ties Of their country,
and is known by the name of Paniuia-
&aung.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15
COFFEE IN SWEDEN.

COFFEE IN SWEDEN.
The government of Sweden has proba-,
bly, had more reafon than any other to
fix its attention on the ufe of coffee. This
beverage is now almoR generally u{ed in
that country, and will probably become
fill more general, while it is extenGve in
Sweden, as that country is one of the mott
re1notef countries from the climate where
it is produced, and poGefes no colonies
which could furnih her with that article.
Several years Gnce, decree was pro-
claimed, forbiding the uie of this favourite
decoetion; law which, as might be ex-
peeted, did not long maintain its effect, 70
that renewal of it became neceAary. In
the mean time, MIR. Lavender publiChed
an account of fnbeitute for the coffee,
competed of the flower of rye, and yellow
Engliih potatoes, which are much fweeter
thanany other. Theie ingredients are frR
boiled, then made into kind of cake,
which is dried in an oven and afterwards
reduced to powder reiembling ground
coffee.
The inventor has procured a certificate
from the Royal Medical College at Stock
holm, fating that this beverage is very
iimilar to the coffee in its tate, az we'll as in
other properties, and its competition is
not in the leait detrimental to health.
From number Of experiments made OF,
this fubjed, in leveral countries, and al
mott every where without luccefs, it is
matter of regret that we are obliged to
doubt the good reception of this fictitious
coffee in Sweden; though feveral mer-
chants who deal in it, have lately pub
| iifhed their addreaes to the public. 1t
would perhaps be lefs difficult to make the
Swedes abandon the ufe Of wine than of
real coffee. In the cold climates, the In
habitants may eaGly fupply the want OF
wine, by ftrong beer and other liquors;
while coffee, which is more requifite in
hot climates cannot be efeetually replaced
by any other fubNitute.
N. York Magz.
On Friday evening (z6th December)
fevere fhock of an Earthquake was felt
at Hanover N. H. and was repeated on
the following Saturday.
Died, on Monday, in the city ofWafh-
ineton, in his CAD year, JANIS JONES, Of
GIoRc1A, member of the houfe of re-
preientatives of the United States. His
iofs is great to his family and friends, but
greater to his country. Few men poGef-
led 70 great influence and reiped in the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-15
dltxandr,a Aduertiser.
THURSDAY, January IS.
Aryived this day,

Aryived this day,
Ship John, Capt. Hancock, IS days
from Liverpool.
Capt. Hancock has obligingly favored
y, with London papers to the 18th No
vember. Their contents have been anti
eipated,by arrivals at New York and Phi
ladelphia.
Sailed in company with number of
American veGels for different ports, among
them the fhip Charlotte, Capt. Leeds,
hound to New London-parted with her
tie 9th December off the Weitern- lies.
December 18TH, ipoke the Aoop Bof-
ton, Of Bottom, VIM. Sterry, matter, bound
to Port Jackion, had received conGdera-
bic damage in gale.
The hip Randolph from Baltimore to
AmGerdam is loft on the coat of France.
81 The prefdent has nominated and the
Enate have confirmed BARTHOLOMEW
DANDRIDcE, conful for the United States
for the fouthern diariet of St. Domingo,
to include Aux Cages and Jeremie.
APPOINTMENTS-BY AUTHORITY.
"JOHN JAY, to be chief juttice Of the
United States, in the room Of Oliver En-
portd reGgned.
Samual Bradto,a, reappointed Martial.
Of MaGachufetts.
AgMla Giles, re-appoin:ed Martial of
New York.
Rodert Hayes, rc-appointed Martial Of
TenneAee.
David Hopkins, appointed Martial of
Maryland.
Solomon Sibky, Member of the Legifla-
tive Council Of the N. w. Territory.
W'ziam CLARK, Chief Jufice of the In
diana Territory.
Henry Vendebx,gb, fecond Judge, and
join Griffin, third Judge of the fame Ter
ritory.
.Jslftb q. Davi,, Attorney for the Diff
trief Of Kentucky.
Jsbn Martial, one ,ofthe Comminioners
Tor iettling the limits Of Georgia, &c.
Henry Hammond, Conlul at Cape Fran
co.'s
Riebard Hune4ueN, Surveyor and In
Peetor tor Portland and Falmouth, in
Nlaaachufetts.
Jonas CLARK, Inipedor for Kennebunk,
in ditto.
James Glabox, Collector, &c. for Rich
mond, Virg.
W'llianr Hetb, Collector, sc. for Pc
serlburgh, do.
:, will'am Davies, Collector, &c. for
Norfolk, and Pcrtfmouth, Virginia.
1laaa 1bomS/on, Collector, &c. for
'11onniwick, in Georgia.
81 zane; M'conn<l, Infpeeor and Collec-
'or Tor the Port and Diilriet of ouifville.
D9','8 q Sont6- Ca,aliua, Dee. 10, 1900.
N OF / G E.
. merchants, Matters Of YeOels, and to
the Pilots.
:. Inc Superintendent of the Light Houle
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W lhc Printers In the different iea-
port towns in the United States, are re.
quefted to give the above place in their
papers.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Attempts have been made to evade the
law by entering Goods from Calcutta in
doHar', initead of rupees, the coin of that
place.-H there are any infances where
the importer has been fuffered to do it, it
mutt have been from inattention to the cir
cumfance, that at Calcutta 100 Spanifh
Dollars are ufually exchanged for zoS ru-
pees.
Suppofe the exchange at zo8; the rupee
then colts 48 cents, at which rate per
fon intending to def5aud THE revenue will
invoice his goods, whereas if his invoice
is made out in rupees las the law requires)
the cuftom-houfc eftimates them at &c !
cents each, making a difference of i
cents; of IL and ! per cent leG to the
revenue, and of courleho much gain to the
importer!
Wetruf the b0neR fair trader in no in
fance will be facrihced to the forbid >vie4vs
of thofe ofan oppoite character.
We giveiuch rnen this memento; becauie
the law expressly Jays -" if goods are
invoiced with deGgn to evade the duties,
they ihall be forfeited, &c.
Fran mary friends Of the Revenue.
AMERICAN VESSELS IN FRANCE.
The following American veHels remain
ed in France to be tried after the figning
of the convention, and of courie fubieet to
the 4th article, which ffates, that g pro-
perty captured and not yet deGnitively
condemned, or which may be captured be-
fore the exchange Of ratifcations,' &c.
ihall be refored, on producing certain pa
pers as proofs Of ownerlhip viz.
Suffolk, Huaey; Peggy, Tucker; Mol
ly, Kelley; Ruby, Act; Ann, Sufan;
Poll, Cary, BloGom; Tom, Bailey; Pc
tap{co, Lee Martin, Powell; Amterdam,
Scott Pomona, Hooker Amelia, Logan;
Eagle, Churchill; Ann & Mary, Hunt;
Kitty, Horton; Apollo, Walker Pacific,
Kennedy; Pilgrim, Pratt; Fame, Ruth;
Ruby, Gerard Ariadne, Lebolquet; At
lantic, Montgomery !; Hancock, Johnfon;
Leonora, Green; George, Waite; Patty,
Campbell; Wickillup, Biaon; Rodolph
Frederick, Croker; Nancy, Warden !;
Alknomac, Millor; Winyaw, Steel;
Leeds Packet, Bunce; John, Scott; Fanny,
Smith Flower, Pattisg; Flora, lie Pol
ley; Commerce, Thurfon; Amazon,
Trak.; Ioiephine, Lovely; Molly, Bur-
rowdaile; Dublin Packet, Green; and
Betiey, Blackwell.
Account of Flour and Indian Meal, in
ipeeted in the city of New York, from
the 1ft day Of January to the 3Ift Dec.
1900.
z3,1oo bbls. Wheat Flow
1898 half bbls. J
zobbls. Middlings.
1A1Sr bills Rive Flour
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fate where he live and he was aA
the T mott refpeetabl4 in the houfe ofreh
ientatives. His uniform and iteady devA
ton to the principles of our Republican
contributions was recomms hded by luch
an afability Of manners, nd difpofition
to triendihip, that he fecsAed alnoR to
'eicape the aiperity of political party.
When the melancholy tidings of his death
were announced in congreis, the tear of
grief on all hdes Of the houle ihewed that
political animoGty was overcome by feel
lngs more honorable to humanity each
one ieemed to be leniible that the houle
mad loft an ornament and friend.
On his death being announced to the
houie of Representatives, they Immediately
refolved, by unanimous vote, that each
member ihould wear, for one month, a
Grape round his left arm.
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ef Being pyOvided aoitb a complete g
el<gant aOSyfment Of Ne1O Maferials, all
manner Of Printng--Book Wor4, Hand
bills, &c. will be executed aftbis OGcl
with nsasxs/s, accuracy end dyfHtsb.
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A very great curiofity, we are inform
ed, by letter from Canton lately receiv-
ed, is to be feen about four miles from
the city Of Johol, in China, which ap-
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and ihoal. with the Light-H ouie, is fully
aicertained, they will be publilhed, for
the information of thoie concerned.
DANIEL STEVENS,
Superintendent.
e The Printers in the different iea-
port towns in the United States, are re.
queited to give the above place in their
papers.
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.s. Inc Superintendent of the Light Houle
e@a ~ at Charlefon, South Carolina,
uo.. sn0riFass," that there is a Light
. ,,Ou.e erected on North Iaand, at the en-
a." ' OF George Town harbor, in this
G 1s.e, TO be known by the name Of the
nss e- Town Light Houfe, wherein i.
:. ~. d; 1un and brilliant light. As foon
< aal'ance' and bearings Of the bar
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AZ Cart Of cozuoa Pleas oy tie egu4fv sf C4rIylza4
Sgaa an botifa q Nezeytrgfr, in aid esDy o. IT,
fbird Tageay II c67obr 4 d. 1901.
|NN The petition Of JOHN HOBBY, Of Portland
~ IN iAid county, EiquiTe, WHICH va prelented at
;h'S Court az the ian term, aud continued q a..
tcrn'-the~iog thar he il ntercRed il End hands l,z.
Gu IN Tee as tenant ia common with certain peiions n
himunkuown Of five eighth parts NJ two FeversI par
cela q LAID htuaed in faid portland bcng thar part
or proportion of the late Rev Thomas Sni,hs ealte
which was divided and let off to the heirs OF Lucy
SannderS' deeeaied, the fad Lucys proportion OF
Tad eHate, by the dviion thereof on record in The
Keg"tFy ct Piobste Tor fsid county may more fully
aPpeAr-that he deirOus hold and eBjuy his ARE
Ct lad two parcels OF land in everaty, and therefore
praying that Partition thereof might be made and his
ihare iei Oft and divided from the ren aqresably 10
Law Of the Commonwealth in luch cafes made and
provided.
Ordered That the petitioner cauf- the feveral per
ions Interet:ed N fad etaie and living within the
state or the ATTORNEYS Of uch as are abfent and have
attorneys reldhg within the State, to be duly notified
OF lad petition ov iervng them perfonally with coDv
thereof or leaving copy thei' dwelling houle or
l"H place OF 2hcde or Ivy inlerng the lubance Of the
lame three weeks ucceilvrly il one or more " TIE
public Newspapers, that they may have opportunity
T. make their EXCEPTION this Court on the third
Tueiday Of February TO their granting the fame
At'et' SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK
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ur PRoPRTETORs Of UNION WHARF. are
t-.,by notified thar their annual meeting will Be
~. cen. Viligm Cs5J. Tavern. on the frt Tuel
Psi 1.ausry next, at O'Clock P Nj when they
ii o. the following articles, viz.
Il ID cboeie Moderator.
n eboole C.e4 FOR The enfuine year, and fuch
IN olcers q they lhall judge neceGary 20 manage
ksr salirs IL. - c.r
* PnPsf D-..-;e,o.. MI - ~.
"A. 4 money to be aGeiIcd, RATED and applied for
y ooroole o. adding the wharf already built, and
4sIr,y any expsnces hat may attend iaiu hufncls,
I, o.berrile incurred in managing the affairs or
n,oyioa the interea q faid proPrietors and gener-
~ = At on al matters THAI they fhsll think necel-
=, IA tie in,eree Of the concerned.
Thomas Beck, Prab. Clerk.
prln1 Dse az r8oI
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botifrstioa.

STOCKHOLDERS II the PORTLAND
A RINK. are hereby notified 10 meet at their
II the Bank, on Monday the 4th day of
o,xt. az ten O'Clock in the forenoon, ACT on
bs Pm ~ ,hoole leyen. Directors forahe prefent year
~ ~ fse fths Stockholders will make an add
y. Il. capital flock Of he Bank. and to act there
~ y ]. lbey faAll think proper.
James Neal, Cql5ier.
,l.y Barl Dee IS, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28

PURSUANT to 40 order made by the Hon.
4 DAVID SFwALL, Elq. judge Of the DiRrid
Court, tor the Dtritt of Maine, for enlareing the
Dime for DAVID DUNNING, Jun. of Bruaf-
wick, 10 the diti ct aforrlaid, Trader, Bankrupt
to iurrender himfrlf. and make full dicloTure of
his Eaats an1 Efeas, for fifty days, to be COM
puted from the fourth DAY Of December Infant
The undetGgned CommlToDers hereby give notice,
that we intend 20 meet Monday the fourth day
Of January next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the Commlflioner's Office, Fifth -Greei, Portland,
in fad d ftri6t where the iad Bankrupt is reuuir-
- 10 furender himf.lf between the hours of ten
IN the morning and thee in the afternoon Of the
fau- day, and make full difcovery and dlclC fure
If bis eltate aud Effects, and fniih his examind
ion and the creditors who have not already
proved their debts, may then and there come and
prove the iame and alient TO, or dident from, the
allowance Of his certificate.
EDWARD OXNARD,
EBENEZER MAYO,
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
PorfAlus, 5.B De-. 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
Valuable Lands.

TOR SALE, from five hundred to feven,een thouTand
4 acres OF LAND, hJu'ted upon that rich tract Cd
the famous Pli2atg7ais Rvsy between Kennebeck and
Penobieot.Tks Land is lotted, and proves to be or
luPerior quality--and is very connections for an
immediate iettement; having excellent Mill Sea Is
about twenty acres Of Trees fcled and road fromit
down to B4ag0r.-The Tile IS derived from the Gov
e. nment and will be perfect and to an entire fatisac
ton on the purchaier5 Il viii BE fold Al reduced
price for calh or good fecurrrv
ALso-About thirty good feting LOTS (hundred
acres each) in the town Of JAY; in which there
are upwards of hundred Familes-For further partc-
ulars il qurc of the Printer, or of
IOSEPH Z. FOXCRAFT.
Ns1gyLoreefer, Ncv s. f8s-6wl