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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27
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AT the Ggu Of the GoLDEN WATea, E1l-nreet,
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HIS FOR SAFE,
ID EST Warranted Cold and Silver tapped, Tewsllcd
I'D and Pain Englifh WATCHES; French and &c.
neva DO; gold Necklaces and Iockes gold aud gilt
watch and miniature Chains; plain, gold, fone and
fancy Anohs plain and tone Rings fvtr Soup La
dies table tea, falt and rluitard Spoons gold iver
and fancy Sleeve Buttons hendlome sHorment Of
beit plated Candlefic1. Creampos and Saltceilars
Give and plated handle HALVES and Forks pearl end
fancy Necklaces and Ear Rings Snuff and Tobacco
Boxes; Jingle and double Glovs Knots Powder Faiks
and Shot Belts agate Fnts Rone, Tver, ia "a and
iteel kneebuckes FireScre>ns; gold FLYER and tinfe
Ccrdi beG Italian Violin Strings Watch Chains.
Keys, Seals aud Trinkcts. by the groce or dozen.
WATCHES bought, fold and exchanged
JEWELLERY, sTLvER-sGTTH, and WATCH
Work executed in all their various branches, with f.
deli y and diipatch.
~ Cath for old GOLD and SILVER.
Portland, Faly a.
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Wanted.

a WORKMAN at the CLOATHINc BUSINESS.
thaC can be well recommended--to whom GOOD
encouragement will be given, either As partner or
Journeyman, by SAMUEL BRADBURY.
LIwryfrk Fuly "A
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A Valuable Situation.

ITO BE SOLD, a HOUSE and BARN, on an ex-
A ceIcnt lot Of Land, III Portland, near the center
OF tbs 'own r. poPulous and growing Greet with
well % good water The Lot Is So feet in front con
tanning nearly half an acre Of Land filed with various
kinds Of fruit being fine Gtuation fer garden, or
for buGnets inquire Of the Printer.
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TO BE SOLD,
A Farm in Windham,

CONTAINING about Uoc acres Of moving, tillsec
~ and Pafure Land, one large two Cory Dwelling
Honie, andtwo large Barns. &c.-For PARTICULARS in
quire Of ABRAHAM WArsoS, in Poyti4a9-W ANDREW,
Salem, or The fu5lcrber, living on THE prcmfcs
ELIZABETH ANDREW,
Wf74Jaz TaIy A.
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NOTICE y hereby given, that the fubfcribsrs
having heen duly appointed Executors TO the
latt will and teitament Of JEREMIAH HACKER,
late of Brunswick, in the county OF Cumberland,
deceaied, have taken o. thsm.cve5 the truf, and
given bonds as the law directs. All perfons having
demands aGainf flid ef2te, are dehred 20 exhibit
them for fettemeGt, and all ed thereto TO
make immediate P4vment,to ANNE HACKEE,Or
JEREMIAH HACKER, Of faid Brmlizoiek, or 10
ISAAC HACKER, of Salem, 10 the County Of
LloX' Salem, June 81, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-27

T'OR SALE, by TH5HI.fS HOPKINS. 10000
L good BRICKS, cheap, If applied for immediate
I've. cx.L a.
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One Dollar Reward

. ANYWAY from the lubforiber an ndented ap-
n prentice, by the name If JOSEPH CLUFF,
eighteen wears Of age, had blue trowlcrs and waia
coaG, about five feet and TWO three inches hgh -
bis is TO forbid Periuns employing. harborne OF
truiing him they would avoid The pena tics If he
law JOHN HOOPER.
q fr-d fa4- "a r9cr
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Boarding.

Apprentice Wanted.
NIANrED TO take Apprentice Young Lad
~ from ~ 20 IA years oi age--to be prinr ipally
employed IN Mercantile Buiinefs-at which place he
may be ntruefed IN fuch literary requirements A. are
neoeIary therefor Such Lad. poHeIing integrity of
heart add perseverance in buiinef, will find fuitabls
encouragement by applying 70 the Printer hereof.
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,5ORrneynen Sb0s-maker5 Wanted.
'WO ~ three Tonrneymen Al the Shoemaking
L Buinefs, may find employ and good wages by
applying to JOHN * SETH PHILLIPS, al the
head OF Col. Waits Wharf, Pore treet, Portland.
A'iO y wanted, one ~ two active Lads az Appreu-
tees 10 the above huhoeis, % whom good encour-
agement will be siven-APply as above.
Portland, Tziy Iot5 1907.
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Remaining in Biddstord PET Of7ae,
July OH, 1907
JOSHUA Haley, Ehlha II y, Ju6ih Long, Merriam
) Larrabee, Stephen Perk'n3--ail Of BiAdctord.
EPhraim Bryant, David Bryant, Dl1i-i Chare,
Nathan 81 Picket Natha0el HutChins, Betty vain,
Sally Sawyer, James Stow, II all solomon, Johu
Wugh '-PcPpsufi5ar0ug5
Samuel Cuts, James Clark. Jacob Hooper, SAM
uel Haley PbheBDg.
lanes Dieefooe- Wirfer- Harbour
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A Pargain !

On MONDAI, AzggR !, al z oelo1k, =. y.
qUW Be joid AZ PUBLIC AUCTION (jf not
Pr'Oi"gJ dyP9jsd # at PriVOts f4kl
a VALUABLE LOT OF LAND. w NJ ID Court
> Greet, Portland with HOule and Bal thereon.
said Land will make two convenient Lots. and Is
good land for Dwelling -tioufe, or for BuGnels -
The Prenlifes may be viewed, by application the
Printer. July ~.
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THE Subfcribers, having been appointed ~ the
j. Hon. Judge Of PROBATE for the county Of York.
CummilIioners to receive and examine toe claims
IF the feveral creditors 70 tho eftate Of THOMAS
KTMBALL, late AZ 6lfrcd, IN faid county, yeonan,
deceafed rtp-efented nolveot hereby give notice,
that they VIII attend tor that purpoie AZ the dwcl-
ling houfe of the fad deceafcd in Alfred, on the
third Monday of this and the FIVE following Months,
from TO O'Clock in the afternoon Of fad davs.
WILLIAM PARSONS,
ABLAL HALL.
ALtIel, June I3tb, 1901.
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PORT OFPORTLAND.

TtieyS.y, Jag aa.-Arriv5d fch1oner Li7net,
Cap,si1 S. St0rer, rs DAYS from Port RepuOli-
= fl there brig Ruby, of B1Iumore fChuoue,
Cord5ia, Culhman, DO fch:onrr Nancy, Brown.
Ph hdeiph's.-Spo;e, on The 18Th a thip from
Ss.en, bound to tn Hacannah fame day, (pok5 4
Dip fom Newyork, bound 10 AmRerdam, out }
days.
U CIbf. Slsrsr J-sRz5t nj OFcf1I Bulletin 10 TIE
a. iag. dae5 aot contain a1lJ f5iag ofimp9rfaros
The fchr Beaver. Of Portland from Trinidad for
Bton. was fJoke June 49, IN LAT. 40 IS
Brig hope Boyd, days from WlcaGet bound I'd
Dublin has been fPcke ali well.
Ship Nsitor Waite. Of ,hi, port vas ef; At B4rc5lo
ns, April a.
Portland Brig arrived atH4vlnnah, Tuly4
The SulAu Preniils, Of this port, latey left at
Pont Petre
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FAKE NOTICE
ME COPartnerihjp 81 PERSON & THATCH-
a. Err, il this day drfTolved Dy c01frnt Of the
parties. All pc fons ind-5:ed 70, or who have any
demands upon fad company, are rsquehed 20 call
al the tore Of Mr.. Thomas Webaer, in Portland,
for iettement, without drllv,
GEORGE PERSON.
GEORGE THATCHER.
P7vtll79, Ta,y 3, 1901.
THE CoP4rmcr.hip Of q ALLISON K BARKER, o
Il WudhAm is thi. u7y mutually d,Iulved al per
ions who arc indc5-cd laii hsm are requelted to
make immediate iettlcmcnt without further notice.
STLEAEL.5 GALIISON,
Oh ARIES BARKER.
Wiaalam, Jpy ], 1901
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NJ Office ID hereby given, that the Subfcribcr
= has been iUlv appointed Adminifratrix on the
eitate Of WILLIAM MOLINEUX, late Of Cam
ds1 10 the County of Lincoln, Merchant, decealed
and has undertaken that trut ny giving bonds IA
the law directs :--Ali perfons, therefore having
nY demands agai1t the efate Of f4id dccraIed, are
deired % exh bit the fame for fettlement aud all
Indebted 70 flid eRate are requeRed to make imme-
date payment. 4
MARY MOLINEUX, Ad,7iuifrafrix.
Jaly n, 1901.
TT 'lE Subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
i Jonathan Bowman, Elq. Judge Of P obate for
the county of Lincoln, to receive aud examine The
claims Of tbs lev-ral creditors to the e3tc Of Capt
EDWARD PAYSON, late oil Camden, IN flid
county, decafej, reprefeRted ufolvent hereby
give notice, that the time allowed the creditors to
bring 10 their claims and prove the fame 70 the
commihioaers, expires on FRIDAY the fourth day Of
September next, aod that they will attend faid fer
vice On the latt Friday Of Jty, the fecond Friday
Of Augua, and fri Friday Of September next Y ~
ing. At one O'Clock, P. M. in each day, az the ate
dwelling hOufe Of faid deceaied, in Czmbden.
B Benz Nj So cUs SAT co~~4Toasrs.
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CrRAYED from the Subitriber, The fourth mn
> fat COW-Spa-ked red and white, about few
n years olG..-Wbotvtr villteturn her, orinform
the Owner that hr may have her again, fha BE-
Handsomely rewarded by
JaLy 40. JOSIAH DOW.
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AUCTION.


On hEONDh7, he third daro AnggR a.xt az
three 0'eloek, P N. On lie premier,
WILL BE SOLD 1T AUCTION,
FOURTEEN LOTS OF LAND. ftuated IN central
and peafint part Of The town Of Pe88eyfHIarsgg5 in
the county Of York, and aHordne ieihle Gtuations
for DzOeAiag HoYes Sfsres and 1eebaais, S5955-For
further information apply to
CYRUS KING. y Corgs4i.trs sr
DANIEL GRANGER i5e Probyi4oyt
IcHABoD FAIRFIELD, } W Esia LoiI.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-25
CHARLESTON, nov. II

Capt. Pains, GA his paaasc from ST. "a,
So, ten leagues to wiudwagd Of the Moo
Casle. (St. Jagoy fpoke the fchooner Dia.
ma, John M'Phsr(aa, mater, IS days from
Philadelphia, all well. The captain IN.
form,d that lie lad been taken by the Lask
Goop Of war, and carried inao Cumberland
harbour, where he was detained fyeral
days, hoiaed great part Of his cargo on
deck, fearched kis vclI.l TO the kellon, but
finding no cont.>aaAd goods on board,
per a.tted him TO proceed.
"A few days previous to the filling Of
the Galatca, a brig arrived from jam.iea,
wh;ch had beenient in for adjudication by
one of his ~majefy's hips on f4fpiclona
the captain being a Bri,i(h fubj:a, bd
was given np Immediately On his arrival
Joliah B.aGely, Z . the American COL
Oil, was tiil N pri;oa, bat as no proosd
d fIfpicioos nature wAs fonnd among his
papcrs or books relative to the charge a.
gainf him, il was expected orders wOaId
De received ID l.5cratc him Immediately.
The conhaement OF the American cohiai
vas very mlch dItPproved of at ST. ago.
and il was expected he woaid recover large
dam .ges, efpecia!ly ii his government H.
terfered IN the bdanc@.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-25
BALTIMORE, Novenber III.
D,ea3fni 4tciIeA!.


The Baltimore Bel!ona powdcr-mil, Q,
Jones's Faifs, abou. 7 miles from town,
belonging 10 a company Of gentlemen Of
this city, blew up the night before hR,
by which accident three men who wey.
working in the mill were hockinsly Grip.
pied, the lives of whom is deGpaired Of.
The catastrophe happened ABOUT nine
O'Clock at night; and, as near as we Can
lean, was caaled by one of tn: workman
taking the burning fnag of a lamp,yiik
in his fingers, and finding it rather hot,
threw il haaiiy ara Inadvertently into a
heap of about 800 weight OF powder, then
undergoing its operation in the mill. The
cSploiion was initantancous The houf:,
50 oy 40 feet, with every atom in it, was
&lolaIed in the ali. OF the roof, not a
-e!ige can be found and the walls, which
were of mahv Rone, are levcI!ed with ii.
ground. The man who. was leaf injured,
lays, the hrf place he found hiInl.!f 10,
a.ter the return ofhis fenf.s, was the mill.
race, without knowing, for a while, what
could have placed him there.
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MAX JOS EPH,
Electoral Prince.
BOSTON, N2prmbry re.
Munich, Aug. rs, 1901.

LSS% >%S1 t'SCCUUcT if.
TSH Day ar,iUed, hip Am-fb0, capt.
Rogers, IS aaysJ fran Hamburg.
Same day, ZIP Sarah, capt. Gray, f,om
Liverpooi. Sbske, on. II, lar. 4s, Iong.
48, Zip Stephen, Wa,deN, from NorfoH,
Er Lo1S'n. Oa, r., lat. "a 81, Lang.
81 .Ioke a DanB HIP, captain Smith,
from Philadelphia, ia, Hamburg, ID DAYS
ont all pveH. NoUember TO-, Lpske Aib
Nav, CAPT. 7Iyqk, 2 days f,sm Btpe,i
Gr GrsnaAa. Sane days free, Mr.. BIZ
Bab R0elweA, Of Connecticut, fill Gom
TIE main yard and was droqOned. CAPT.
Grey, an tie I'D Sept. in lat. IL, Lng.
40 SO, tack from The bOat ef The Amia5k
.laeAe, CAyGy, Ct PHILADELPHIA, from Lpu-
don Ne1D- To,x, he captain and c,e4v, III
in number; Mtbrg Jo4ulertd on the ao,b.
Same dg, ZIP C~onzmsate, cap. Fitch,
from GrseAock.
Same dry, drig Stark, capt. Lincoln,
from Ne4yfonndKand.
Sane agy, brig Celia, captain NieboI
/rom Irisae, Uia Maifa and CiLy1Aay, 40
days fyom be latter bk4ce, qeas cou.Uoyed
Iyom Malta by Mt Uaitrd Sh4hsslh'y Ex.
pertinent.
Same der, orig Hcay and Jane, CAPT.
Ionag, Jrom L0adoa. Spoke, OF. zs,
lat. A., long. SO, l5'r UniOU, Garter,
tram Cope H2n for Bonydea0x. N0v. g.,
tat. ~, lang. 6S, Ioke brig BrtG, Prince,
fran Baarasnxx far MeqoLaypo,l. Same
dry Woke ca9t@ia Der, Ir0m The Banks,
far S9fon.
ihip from Briftol, and a hip from
Liverpool, were fpoken yeOesday in the
bay.
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fave any part Of the cargo; ba, / wO,y
bet 10 10 /, h gcts nothing from the We
icl. We dii not abandon the vegA IN
we were ordered, and that with fach L,T.
that nany of our iailors have not Z h;,,,s
,h.ir backs
FROM GUADALUPE.
NJ ha'u,tbat un4tr t5e aoyc AMI Dr..
A-&t 0~amiAyeratDn IF .g>2e,nar Lacr,n
The nuuqshny "A.l SrgLseriye ,hai Mori
qvsrs i! a ram efalU4ucrmt4i. Om 4
m~,Irem v.Dc! dc5 CARRIED Eny cm,,run,
J,1m M.rlm:7ne to C~~aa~A1ape; ub,u
hry averr PIT Mt5 Immediate b,6cNm #
.Meb paris IF n53r 12rmer efales, az had
nat been tonjf5eaiel; and are ~ ,ecei,,
Hcb paris as bacr been hgEed, an Tie e1.
piyatiou II HE ke/rs.
From Trini94a ~, learn, f5at f6r s,,,
TOro3alo Is AgaM 2psnsl II IL .~smcn;.n
naA.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-25
GserIaorla asnerttsgr.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER z5.

GJ TIE Miem6.ry If The P,l@ythdas
Co~Hs'rgatisa, as 0r.N as all tbyf Ten
qd1 qogy coatylSute 10 tie lubp3ht Of tx
IIbel Mapy in (yja eo0g,eg0tion, a"
|ar7efly rrY~ 9ed~ mset II ibeV. Cb1tte'
10 kaEe iQfo eo4fderafizn a veyy MfergHHS
7u1qio1, aVkieb zU.Nbe Lai4 Lefort hsmn|
Friday Evening next, at carly fanh
Hght, @ qskicb tx BrN 7oN 0Jo gN8
hoide.
"Wednesday, Nov. IS.
In the night Of the a3d iaaant depart
ed this lite, at the houfc Of Eamuod l.
Lee, Efq. in Alexardris, Mrs. HAKSAH
WAsAINcToN, in the 37th year Of fs'
age, the alniable and pious Widow OF the
late Corbin Wilmington, Efq. Of Fairfax
County. Her %yirtuss will long be reeoi'
lefted by thofe Whole hal pineE il; wa
to be acquainted with her. In the cha
ratser OF a wife fhe was pre-eminent iof
her attentive, mild and afeaionasc &C.
portmeBt-in that of a mother nie was
exce!led by none for her attention TO the
moral and religious ~priLcipies OF her III
faat children--In the characters OF hEt,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-25

t
4, is not in France only thu, changes
are taking place in eccle6alsical matters,
as our readers will fee by the following
remarkable edit which has made It's APP
pcarance at Munich, celebrating the profei-
ion Of all religions throughout Bavaria,
where the Roman Catholic Church hisher-
to has been only al hori&d.
BY tie Electoral Prigct.
We have already on the roth Of Nov.
lat year, cau!ed it TO be made known to
our provincial Colleges, that throughout
the Who'll: of our High States, the Catho-
lie Religion is no longer to he conlidered
as an altntia. article, nor o,hsr projections
of faith thencefotth to be excluded. To
this ordinance we were moved, a. we'll by
conviction, that there is neither in the I'm
perisl nor the Provincial Constitution any
ground for fuch executions, as from the
confederation that the concurrence of the
protectors of other religions mutt contribute
to the Improvement of the country, the
exercife of trade, the cultivation Of land,
and the neceilary enterprises, improve
ments, and encouragement c. trading H.
dufry. This IS, confirmed by the exam
pie Of other States, far advanced in cult
walton. where the EXECUTION of thofe who
profsfs other religions, or account of the
popularity of their tenets, when in other
rclPeas they poieis all the qualities Of
good and ufeful citizens, has long been ac-
knowledged to be contormablc TO reafon
and the lpirit Of the ChriRian religion
Bur, although the protection of other reii-
sions tcncts be permitted, nothing IS au-
thoritcd which may be contrary TO the ex-
ifing legal relations, or which may de-
mand any new regulations. We hive,
therefore, thought it contormable to our
views to make known our bet intentions
to all our fubjeas, in the confidence thar,
laying Aide all religious hatred, they will
endeavour to receive with that refpect and
love which every religion prcicribes to
men, the protectors of cthcrre!igions, who
with to eRablilh themfelyes in our High
States, ageeably to the laws.
All provincial naginra;es are at the
Game time reminded, that they are neither
70 oPpote any cbsac!e, ror ,o permit
any, obttaole to be cppofel, to the
etablishincnt Of tie protectors Of other
Religions, 70 far as they comply with
the rcquiitions Of the laws, dian-
guih t.:e.nle.vcs with ability, or are
provided with fAd;e ent property, and thar
they are to conduit themfe!yes ar al times
In itrlet conformity to this our will. In
other retpetfs ie would be a mis- interpreta-
ton OF our princely, intentions, if this re-
gulation, flowing from a principle Of real
tate policy, were to be conldefed as any
r%e!traint on. or degradation OF, the prefsnt
rate OF the religion of our fubjetts, to
which we will never offer any moleRa-
! ton.
iSigned)
MAX JOS EPH,
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Octo6cT Il, lat. 10, lsng. So, was
ipoke hip Columbia, Pratt, OF Chatham,
: days from n. York, for AmNerdam.
The Harlequin, capt. Turner, and brig
Fox, capt. Parfons, have arrived at Ii
%verpooi, the former in II and the latter
in IL days psHase from this port.
TELEGRAPnIC DISPATCH.
"B,foa, Novem6cr 10. The noop
Lucy, Arnold, Of Bottom, from Bal,imor.,
and the brig Betty, Lovel, of Portland,
from Demerara, have arrived at ths Vim
yard" The above information was CON
municated TO this town though + differ
ent telcgraph2.
The above Betty, from Liverpool for
Baltimore, failed ,he z3d OF September.
Further BY tbe P~e,/eUeyancr tram Canton.
Captain Wa,ers,so! the h.p Richmond,
who left Batavia 10th July, fqoke trg
joEeph, G. Lee ia The Gsaits of Sunda, On
the 9Th Of July. Lci1 at Batavia, fnow
Panther, of Boaon. The lhip Hancock,
of Bottom, bad filed from Batavia.
The Palmyra, Sawle, from r. Iland ;
United States, Meadows, from Hamburg F.;
ana Sea f(ymph, Celiers, from Virginia f;
arrived at Gravefend, Sept. rs. a Deal,
Sept. 70, brig FULLY, Calef, from Virgia.
Cleared, brig Argus, Weeks, Malaga
and a Market fchooncrs Republican,
Gorham, Bordeaux; Slccels, Thomas,
Cayenne; Ifbella, S%umner, SuSinam !;
Mary, Carnes, Cayenne.
Ncycn0ec IS.
POSTSCRIPT L.
AT the monaen, Of putting this paper
TO Prcfs, We received London papers 10
the goth September by the brig Henry
and Jane, captain Young, from that place.
No event Of magnitude had taken place
6ncc the previous dates from THAI quarter ;
Alexandria aitt hcla out the correipond-
| ence with France was continued . con-
aitutional revolution had taken place in
Holland and the bufinefs Of iriemnifica-
ton, on shs continent, producing, what
was expected by intelligent politicians,
new caufes for contention and warfare.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-25
PHILADELPHIA, November 20.

PHILADELPHIA, November 20.
Etfrad IF q At.rr '.teiv.d BY TIE o1vner
qtbe Se5'r Siaceuy, cabt. Nm. Wicks,
from The S~a3eycG,go, dated Senegal
O47o6sr 10, 1901.
" | f>t down sog the frh time for thcfe
36 hours TO inform you OF our doleful fate
dolcful indeed has been our iituation. In
fact my pen anao, pohibly delcT;be it.
We arrived OF this fort on the 9Th inf. ar
4 O'Clock in the afternoon. Having hove
too in 7 fdtho,n water, <e fred cur fgnal
gun for the pilot, who came OF about :
o'clock, and we GOT under way for the ia.
tai bar. Az 10 o'clock we came TO an ans
Choir of the bar /; where we lay the Who'll.
of the following day, the wind b.ing con
trary. A Frsnc.l and Danifh brig came
10 off the bar in the couric Of the day Ike
wife. RS O'Clock we all three o "a.
der way for the bar. Oar ver-I was tn,
hr& thar got to the bar, and there we tuck.
not a iingIe boat daring to on TO Cur
afa!tancc. In about half an hour aiter we
were Oh, away went Gu: falte keel and
helm, and then went directly en- land,
with t,oafands of f2yages within 40 feet
of our veiiel. We kept firing cur two
guns, after half an hour, expecting ever,
to be our lat, bus 10 help came
to US. However thanks to the governor
OF this place, we received from 50 to 100
iolliers to our aid, to protect US from the
favages, which / aGlre you is tie means
of your receiving this from me. Li;:le
did think | lhoullpa "a pen to pager a .a:n.
The governor was The whoienieht trying
all in his power 30 fcnd us aid, which he
was NOT able 0 eff.a till this morning.
when to the great modification o., the "a
wages, we were marched away IL miles
in lands up to our knees, with a few articles
OF clothing we were lucky enough TO have
ready, when the folder, came but not
a mite OF the cargo, the ~favagcs la wing
taken pofefion of the vensl.
We have metz with the greatef c~ivil;ty
from the Governor and a MIR. Reeranj,
both OF whom we fhall have reaf3n TO re
member, as we W 20 them our very ex-
i%fence. Our fai!ors are lodged in the
barracks.
lihouid have proceeded in this Schoon-
err; but 1t would not be pcfible to get
my papers. 1t is o pofible to defcribe
our tituation, the whole of this day in the
rain, and being up all night, expecting
every mcmen 10 be maGacred by the IA.
wages. let down to write this in nv
vet clothes, not willing to lofe this op-
portunily.
The Governor has promifed to fend a
lhallop III thE mcrn:ne, 70 Zee Is he CO..