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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18
DIRECT TAX.


AMOUNT
Quantity uaton and derPt Of Land Buildings and Whavs
tax
MACHIAS ID.
9 4nA h4 ~ Sftnn < !
Tam t1s maEI No & AMI 81 "a
lard "a
at q uv~ 81
nau TmD6Lt ea v1,67
~ b Va BY sauu 81
O. 1ndrn CaeBtdm Gp ,RJt aIunhvaG ID FL
rS7 land @S@ryaw mH y Gardner Late
;, -. G 2,sss... 49, e., 8. g
a ervvms oaDon a.
en- H "a aa 98 "A
o.
d"" a oH" SS bSJ @h No 70
bar i0rE xfaHb JGu mHa aG rvY as r
s.,~s hy and S.ye sy ire ". rg1. s
'Ss hsfu CBI
VI nnb 1JsztLEaa tEyu ilan eat rHr "a
80 ar1 fn@ On tie road 5 SaamHi and Sry5 lands
river iah AZ AZ
iu1 IN ousbpA A.
II S1" Hns By C'@kr, and Hill 80 By Sr3s ndHa's
peanB
land aSryg u gardiner No IA
fbrHByC yaLyi land DryAts,2 hADGG 81
Rd@r' yhruHERA q AZ VI
SO and hbrsJara 70 70 70
sand haJ I, gEVVmH
H"" 4ofo1@ No
res Of muEks Moo
3ANikA yau q
land Of Ka.kd 81
b ca Of KnAAak
vs huzG1
81 H@@ land and hD" o. s2 v
aur6ya
land 1E ~ lin Sy6y1I
4 eaRra % 81
4 GvAsv's hn1
Ioe Gaa land and byG m GvSiays 6I
100 arn L"sy W~ SBH,, evn nsaysp Ne. al
Of cnoclck
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-18

70 fbe Han TJfIc,t sftLr Cv,f AZ Corrga1 Pts. L,aa
EaIdea ~ POrtl4od, ~ an tr 70. Csrat VI C1rrni
BE hsf Trgzey ~ h1a,eJ !. 5s y.lr 1901
= LISHA TURNER, Of Po.tll.,
L. in faid County caulker, and Sarah Taua Is
wife, hunbly thew, that they Al interelled il The n
Of laid Sarah IN certain tract OF land, ia PortAE
aioreiaid, the Description and bounds whereof az
fol ows, viz. the laId tra0 IS On. moitty VI forty ha
ACRES sounded as follows beginning al pine tree Car
ding by Calco River, thence running north forty fhrs
deg ecs and thirty minutes welery, two hundred ahs
forty three rods, and from iad tree the river faa
down thirty three rods 10 A fake, and thence Hofa
weerly forty one degrees and thirty minutes tuo hta
drcd aud Gxty FIVE rods thence on parallel hnt nt&
end Of the two hundred aud forty three rods sstord
TO the fnrveyor's plan, Nov. 10, 16S7-ird Lnd
alto bounded welcriy by land formerly IL lht PIE
GOn OF George BramhsH aftlru ards hy Io1u Ha.S
ett louthrrlj ny fore river and ca1ery BY Ind AZ
70 be i0rmcrlyin ,hePoGclIion efThaddeuiCsrk gang
wards of Anthony Brackert and the moey slraia
is the fame which Thomas Welbrook fold is VIA
Cotton by deed bearing date Feb 4, I74oH-hs
the tAid Ehiha and Mary his VIE, further htH N
the lad Mary's inrertt III the faid moey y l@l@
pie elatc in ore third part of the fame nov Yi
common with the Ieilu- OF laid moi,ty, snd vh Y
other moiety belonging TO iome perlon or paas
known and that the fad Eh(ha and Mary an o.
Gus to have and to hold their aforeiaid third Pn
faid moiety in feveralty. Wherefore they PHi
Hon Court that partition Of fsd land may v W. M
accord uG to law, and the iaid Sarah's part ihds
ievered from the relldue. And as in duiy b0la =
ever pray. ,,rr,
ELISHA TURNER By SYNM1A
SARAH TURNER Sar ASrAg
l.M
At a Court Of Common Pleas ~ n
County Of Cumberland. begun and holSen at o., ~.
in and for fad county, on the lsa laelaay
A. D. 1901.
Upon a petition Of Ellina luA'
and his wife, whereof The foregoing ~ e'Ph Mi
ORDERED, that the petitioner 81 ~
the feveral perlons intereRed is laid eGa's' 'aa S
within the date, or the Attorneys Of iueh =
and have Attorneys reGding withln tbs lla'' ...r
" notified az fad petition, by ierung 'nSn' r.Jssl
with copy thereof, Of leaving copy a nsn Il. u
houfe or lac place Of abode, or by inieriinS Wei
ftansc Of the fame, three weeks iucotihVsy brr91
more Of the public newspapers, thar thsy n1 s
porunty 20 make exceptions 70 this cou,' ~.
Tuclday Of June next 70 their gran,ne ~ MI
AHrG-SAMUEL fREEMA' -
a Ii p-rfons indebted to Rand apo N
n late Printers of the Oriental llu~f III
requefted paw the fame to the fubisTlO'
office in Portland. orurNGHN
Portland, Msy 3, 1904.
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PRINTING,

In its various branches, eAees''e M,
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notice.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
ORIGINAL. ANECDOTE.

Some years ago, DR.. Cullen's wild fon,
the famous mimic, played humorous trick
ON DR.. Blair, protector Robertfon, and all
the grave gentlemen of Edinburg. At the
election OF the city magistrates, grand
dinner Is utually given, and all the clergy
men and high chancellors of the place at
tend. 1t having CHANGED this time to fall
UPON Synod day, none of the clergymen
cond attend, nor could young Cullen's ia
ther. Cullen takes this opportunity ofbe
ing revenged on the gentleman of the cloth,
tor the dry wipes he had 70 often received
from then-he collects great number of
his rakllh companions into the room adioin
ing that of the magistrates, about the time
otdinner being over-now, in the voice of
DIR. Blair, of DR.. Robertfon, of his father
and every one he knew not TO be with the
rulers, he drinks the Kirk of Scotland, &c.
fnging fmutty foags between them, and
making great choruhes of laughter like a
company of jolly topers, to the utter alto
nlthment of all the adjoining company
who could not conceive what powerful ma
gic had drawn the clergy into this confu-
iion. 10 due time Cullen and his bucks
dhPerfed-the former groaning like DR..
Blair IN the laR fage of life and drunken
nefs. Next morning the city was agi,at-
ed-the fact could not be controverted-
the chief people had heard with their own
ears the riot-at laf the truth came out,
and DIR. Cnllen would not bc reconciled
to his fon for long time after.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
A MODEL

,,,a ne following Female Character, is
t t;apiatsd from the French. However
S ~; SCORED the portrait may appear it
" g" Without living original. -
If Il Is her happinefs to be Ignorant Of
~ 'ia' the world calls peafure; Ter plo-
$50 live in the duties of wife and 1no
r,,s;, ana me eoniecrates her days to the
l r. OF focal virtues. Ccsupied in
oc a. s s OF her family, fhe reigns
h., g .. "er huiband by lcomplailaoce over y
:" - .niidfen by mildnefs, over her domeA
10y oy goodness. Tier hcofe is the ref.
% 80" y" o'rehgioos feDtiments, fiiial p;.tv
IS e0nJusai love, of maternal tendernef.
y ofoer' PEACE fweet llcep, and good beaI,b
'"0"'sal and ftudious, che prevent.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18

want, and dilIipates the evil panioas'; the
indisent who preiene themleves at her
door are never repu!fed the licentious.
avoid her preience. She has a character
of re(crve and dignity, that makes her
relpetted of indulgence and fenibility,
thar makes her loved, Of prudence and
firmneis, thar makes her eiteerned. She
diifuies around her mild warmth, a pure
light, which vivify and illume all thar en-
circle her,
Happy the man who poilenes fuch a
wife, and can juitly appreciate her worth
happy the children who are nurturcd by
her care and modelled by her council
happy the domeit;cs who wait her com.
mands and enjoy her benevo ence and
happy the fociety which holds in its bolom
being worthy of a better world.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
NORFOLK. November -

The ichr. America, capt. Yellott, from
Aux-Caycs, bound to Baltimore, with a
cargo of coffee, was caft away laft Ihurf-
day on Currituck Beach.
The ichr. --, capt. Macgruder,
from Cuba, with cargo of fugar, bound
to Baltimore, was caf away near Cape
Henry laf Saturday night.
Arrived on Tuefday, the fchooner Ca
raquer, capt. Lowell, 43 days from Dema-
rara.
Same day arrived the fchr. Nancy Wafh-
ington, capt. Upper, from Kingaon, ia
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
20 " E RITZ.

~ Il II I.
AMIDST the miferies to which life is
liable, nothing is 70 generally dreaded as
poverty, iince it expoies mankind to diff
trel1es that are but little pitied, ana to rhe
contempt of thoie " no have no natural en-
dowmenr fuperior to their own. Every
other difficulty or danger, man is enabled
to encounter with courage and alacrity,
becaufe he knows that his fucce(s will meet
with applaafe, for bravery will always
find ITS adrnires but in poverty every
virtue is oblcured, and no conduct can en-
tlrely fecare man from reproach. Cheer
fulneis, as an admirable author obferves,
is here infenliblity, and detection fullen
nefs; its hardihips are without honor, and
ITS labors without reward.
How many ahjett fouls there are, who
eiteem the want of wealth as the want of
virtue.
A conicioulnels of the rettitude Of our IN
tentions, tells us, though we are unfortu-
nate II is not becaufe we are more unde-
ferving than others; nor is our native
2rlde deprehed by fenie Of our poverty.
We can fee, In idea sCincinnatus, the great
dictator, preparing On his hearth, homely
repait, with thote hands that had fubdued
the enemies of his country and borne the
trnmphal laurel reflect that Socrates, the
retormer, and Menenius Agrippa, the
arblter Of his country, had been, the one
maintained, the other buried by ,ibu
ton,
And the great scipio Africanus had
been 70 poor, that the portions of his
daughters were paid by the public. Who
then would repine at adoption into fami.
ly that has been honoured by luch illuRri-
Gus characters.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
10 4IEXIN


Ai'hAio eeaie thy lad, thy dolcful Grain
Noi yieId TO gries'thy heart willing prev.
But WOO the airy wanoerer again, f''''
NJ nope lnling phantom, TO illume thy way,
IT, .haa 20 Yuma, irutieis make thy moan,
Yet n complaining gives thy heart renef
, h has'c TO Friendihp, let her harc hy grief
nc pam We pro q 70 thee recommend
Aeeepe che Proficr' d draught, let forrowinrs,dt
Hope;s Ion. ions, wave thy barque is toa,
oPe gentle taper may once more revive.
i'i M .hee, alas! gave myfef for lott
~ ,r uio cream. sha' Peace would Ger arrive.
TX, o'ee, .'v'd to night and lott RI. a,v
" ME watching wore my dropping form anav.
NJ mo Neai2h POKE, iturn'd deafen'd ear,
None, none 10 deaf as thcie VIII will, M, r.
Then fricndihip call'd, her dictates Cooth'd ~,
heart my
Charm'd with her voice, babe my woes depart.
MIRA.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
I,I47,S73
aleran0rta aDberttser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I8.

Capt. Willis, OF the Norfolk Packet,
fpoke in Hampton Roads, the lhip Amy
Capt. Snow, s. days from Liverpool,
bound to Baltimore.
Alto, fhip Parkman, hom Hamburg.
Some affect, fays correspondent, to be-
lieye that no inquiry will be made as to
the charges brought again& the late public
Ulcers; or, that if made, they will be
found guilty. They are 7wretchedly milf
taken. The bufnefs will not, cannot, and
fhall not lleep. It's for the intereR, no.
nor and happiness of the people of Anne
RIGA to have it cleared up, and that ven
geance fhould light where it ought. Rob
berry and Burning are charges of the high
eft nature. No man, if innocent, fhould
lie under them and no man, if guilty,
fhould efcape. The people will not fuffer
iuch thing. They expect from the ad-
minifration friet fcrutiny, and that the
clearance, or the condemnation be made
as public as the charge. have been. This
is voice which will be heard and it is
the voice Of PUBLIC VIRTUE.
". r. Cax.
Cafh oivep for clean Qooc
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18

Ca on the 18th Oet. Ew the brig Mercur
capt. Campbell, from HAVANA, bound Z,
Philadelphia, aihore upon Martyrs Reef
| on ;he Wet Floridas, TO whom he render
ed every aliafance in his power, and ilc,
ceeded in faving So boxes fugar, tome fe
gars, rigging, SIC. and the whole of the
crew. The brig Mercury had been three
days out when ihe truck on the reefwhich
was the night before cha Nancy Waihing-
ton fell In with her.
The Hoop De la Merceed, from lanai
ca, via CharIefton.
Arrived in Hampton Roads, the brig
1fahella, capt. NJ. S. Bunoury, from Ma
laga, bound to Baltimore.
Capt. Bunbury confirms the account re.
ceived at New York of the capture of the
Tripolitan CorGair by captain Ster-
rett, but informs that the Tripolitan was
aPolacre rugged brig, mounting "a long
9's, and carrying SO men, lone half Of
which were killed and wounded). The
Enterprise mounted II fixes, and carried
oS men the engagement lated between
three and four hours ; the lois on the par,
OF captain Sterret, was three wounded.
Captain Bunbury received his information
from the American Coniul at Malaga, and
iaw copy of Commodore Da!e's lette.
to the Coniul at Gibraltar on the fubieet
He alto informs that the two Iripolitau
veiels, which were blockaded at Gibral-
tar have been fold, and are now under En-
gliih colours--the crews have gone to The
coat of Barbary. The u. S. frieate Phi
ladelphia and Enex, failed from Malaga
10 days before the Ifabella failed, to JOIN
Commodore Dale off Tripoli.
Capt. Bunbury fpoke in long. II, lat.
81, the brig Minerva, of CharlcGon, capt.
Hughes, from Malaga, to Char'efon, out
days. In long. SIS, lat. "a, Polacre
ihip Fanny, capt. Hudfon, Of Philadelphia
from Malaga, to Philadelphia or Balti-
more. In long. o6, lat. 81, the fchooner
Mlehitable, capt. Smith, of Middleton,
Con from New London to Martinique.
In long. IL, 80, LAT. IS the brig Clarina,
Hunt, of and from Philadelphia to Cape
Francois, out 50 hours.
November ID.
Valae Of Merchandise exbo,fed to Foreign
Countries from tbe dJq,Ie7 ofNurf0A and
Pory/m0afb, from the III Of July to The
goth Sep. 1901.
DoM.
England, sS7,1os
Scotland, e7,16o
Ireland, 16I.ezo
Britifh Welt Indies, 1854
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
1,, D. AUSTIN.
Arlington. OGoher o.

rs. Since writing the above the deep
e"a"s OF the work upon the Young Rock,
proves to denomination, the growing ef,
n ,s's ol the iu6ttaoce. The plough ard the
RI "a a'e no" needful to perform the talk
ne novel. The fbres of the rock
anu anu the ioIidlty of the fubGance, are more
and more yilible. w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
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DrIg fame' carlton, Newburyport
ochrS. Ksoecca, Ryder, BoItcr
Sea Flower, Rhodes Norfolk
Sloop Hope, Willis, CO
Henry, Rhodes, do
George, Potter, do
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