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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
ReRsaions on Snn fth

Behold now the beautiful evening draw
ing her fable curtain over the world all
circumstances concur to huth our paaions,
and tooth orr cares Liberty. that deareit
of names, and property, that bcft of charters,
gives an additional aud inexpreGole Charm to
every delightful obj.et.-See how that aciaz'
ing lun,insry b.au,i6es the Weif-rn clouds,
defceadiaa lower and lover, ill his chariot
wheels fcem to hover on the urnoR verge OF
declining day. The ground is now over
fpread with plimmcring ihaies, making
NOT beautiful landicape. The meiodions
crbc OF lesthered fongeers, !nll o! grateful
acknowledgement, arc nov paying their Ian
tribute OF hsrmony, and fooihing thcmfcves
to rcA, with an hymn Of praife TO the great
Crcator--S-e the diftaa, emincnces are uPt
with frcaming gold the loftisit trees in
yondsr groves, catch the lait ip;les OF de-
clining day all nature Gill irradiated by
thofe departed, but late afulgent beams.
But oh bow tranGent is the diGinttioD
how momentary the gist like all other b!ei'
fngs which m,rtals enjoy below, IT is gone
almoR as foon as granted. See how ia'ntiy
itctrembes on the leasy fpires the lowing
herds are bending Aowiy their way along the
yerdant meadow, 10 meet the fcoured pail,
which daily robs them OF their fwec,s. gath
cred from nature. Nov even the gameiome
lam,s are grown weary of their frolicks, and
the tired fhcpherd has impoied filencc on his
pipe the little vivaci,y that remains OF
day. every moment decays il can no longer
hold its Ration; while fpeak. il expires,
and reGgns the flent world to nigh, (!
M7u ttoilgbt grey,
"Haf in her iobey ltvr,y oht5ing' tlaa."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
TO THr
COMMITTEES or TIE REPUBLICANS
oB THs CITY AND TOWNSHIP o1
URLING TON.

1T has ever bcea ny win to conduct
myfelf in iceh manner, as TO meet the
eaesm OF my friends end fellow. ci,izens-
and to promo'e in particular, the PROPERTY
Of The place where kind Precedence has, tor
the Sreatelt part ofmy active life, fixed my
rcidcncc: To have, rhcrefore. the appro-
baton Of my nsighboss, and believing their
exprellions to be fncere, and flowing from
the heart, excites my mott grateful ienhbilitY.
To have ierved in the revolutionary
war, under tie orders of tho great and below
Cd WAsHIEGroN, / efeem my grea,e.t
good follure. / was aeiua,cd in the par,
have taken ar the late Prehdchtisl and Con-
arefional con,eRed elections, by fncere be-
lief, tia, the rc(ult. il favorable, would fap-
port tho great Objects of the revolution and
that upon an adherence 10 ysbabliean brixeiBiu
ard y.pxbi:c0s mrn alone, the independence of
America. aud the Liberties Of the people could
be ehabliihed, preferved, and perpctuated.
Chara6ers have often been injured by
undefcrving ilander, and particularly in poll
teal difpuies have had my foil fhare OF
| abpic. for aacrsing the rights Of freenen,
but / have, and ever ihalI, treat anonymous
calumnies with contempt; and indsed, de-
Gre not 10 kaow the authors, and to bury,
| If poilib,e) the whole in oblivion.
| The di0ingui!hed partiality of the Re.
preienra,ivcs OF the peopl: Of New Jer!ey,
this day announced in ny favor, is a, uncx.
peeled, az il has been uoiolici,ed by myiclf
or iin2ic connection in this S,a,c.
You may be ALFRED of every excr,ior
in nay power, not 20 difsppoint any reafon
s5!, cx pcda,ion Of the confidence repoled II
me: ilsali cnde,vor molt religiouny to full
fill tho high ard facred Obligations | an
about to take fer this Purpoie and par,icu
larry, TO promote the peace and profpcrisy
aaa nain.aia the lawful rights OF the State o
New effey.
! fhall ever retain plea6ug remem
b-aacc Of the many civilisies aud insfanccs o
fsieudihp ! have received from ny neighboI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

!" Wyaom and Kuo7vleGgr. be yfabiliy Jtbc
ines.
OUR large cities and popular towns are
generally Rcbubieau--witnel, PortfRouta,
Bottom, Newport, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Richmond, sc. How this known
fatt is to be accounted for, has been iubjeet
of conddcrablc enquiry, among political
f,,ccula,oN.
One caufc alone is iufFicient to explain
the phenomenon, on rational principles. In
fuch popu!ous places, although the general
fate OF knowledge may not tie more favor
BILE, yet there are Newspapers OF opPohte Po-
litics in free circulation, and Citizens OF all
ranks and e:npioyments, read, and hear, and
conv :rfe on both Gdcs of political quefiors.
much more generally, than people in the conn-
try towns, who CON monty take bnt one neci-
paper, and that one has, in mott places, until
lately, been federal paper; and living more
remote from each other, they conSr much
lcis on political iubjetts. Hence the true
fate Of public facts and real merits OF the dli'
pu,e. between the two parties, have been
fooner undera ,od, and correct Republican
icntimcn,s earlier, and more generally adopt
cd, in cur cities, than in the interior paris OF
the country.
This fubj-a leads to two intcrcNirf
concluGons--.If. The importance OF difafnl
political inforrnation-zd The soodncis o
the Republican caufc, which bears he tcf o
| dhcufIion, and is promoted by the diEdGor
of knowledge among the people.
Let Us, then, my feiIow.citiaens, cncon
| rage the circulation Of Republican Ncwipa
| pers. snd the general utc of other rcans o
! popular Information. that Z" NJf9m an
Kuoqp!e4ge may be ,be C@tily 81 sar times" !"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
MAJOR GENERAL JosEpH RLooMRIRiD,
GOVERNOR ELECT
OF THE
STATE OF NEW-JERSEY.

SIR,
IN the name and in behalf of the De-
nocratc Republicans of the city and town.
ihip of Ruriinescn, we tender you our iinccre
congratulations on your appointment TO The
fsft Magaracy of this State.
When we call to mind your uniform cx-
er,ions in the caufc Of freedom, and the rights
Of man, from the fnt dawn Of liberty N thcfc
States, TO the prslent moment--by your Ter
vices in the revolutionary war, and in the
contsA Of repubiicaniln with aritocracy in
the late Prchdcntial ard Congregational eleo-
tions, TO the triumph OF the 'ormer. OF which
you 20 eminently contributed When we re-
collect alto, the many important fcrvices You
have rendered in the capacity of a Magifraie
in this city, which you nave filled with 10
much 6leli'y, uf:.nlnefs and applauie for a
ferries Of Eprrteer 1t0y,, in the Offices OF Re-
co,der and Mayor and your amiabIe char
atler and manners as a citizen, friend, ard
ncghbor we hould be guilty Of ingrati-
,ude to yourielf, and do injuhice 10 our own
feelings, were ~e TO foppreis our Joy to an
event 10 congcnial with our wilhcs, as ind;-
viduals, and 10 highly exPreihve OF the PUB
Lie WILL.
We'll knowing your firm attachment to
the eeoune principles Of li.cny, as fupport-
cd and inculcaicd by the great WASHING
TON, and our preicnt mof worthy Chief
Magiarate. VIC doubt ret, you viii, like
them. be expofed to the fo,ms Of faction and
the malignant attacks of our political enc
n,ics bat we traa. th.t Ike them ALTO,
isadying only the welfare and happineis OF
your conaitucnts, and the prompt and faith
ful execution of the important dn,ies of your
high fatiop. and in the enjoyment OF con.
icious reelitnde of heart You will fstsly
out ride the form. feer the barque Of State
clear Of the quiclfands of aTiRoc,acy, and
contribute BY your example and influence TO
| Iull the bo,aerous ocean of political dilcord.
Ii only remains for Us. to exPreis our
mott srdent Yiihes ;has you may be favored
with long, profperous, and happy adminii-
tration. To tbeie may the wife diipsier OF
events be pieaied to add length Or days, and
every OF heavens choicea blcflings.
AMOS HUTCHINS,1 Committ:c
GEO. PAINTER, IF fbe Re.
IOHN ROGERS, subiicom q
ROBERT AMMAN. fbe City ana
y. HODGKINSON, 9o7vr@ip q
]. III. FANEMORE, } Darlington.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

On receiving information Of the Eletsion Of
Major General Joicph Bloomfield 20 the
Presidential Chair Of the State Of New
Jcrfey, which was announced by Com
mi,ree of the Legi1atore. the Republican
citizens of the city and towrihips Of Bof-
liagton, waited oa the Governor elcd with
the following congratulasory addreis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
For the RHopr-lsLANp RrpvpLIcAw.
Mr.. TARNswosrH.

Me. rARNswoRTH.
DY icferting the following beautiful re-
ID hct,ions on Sxu [s,, taken from a, old
M,gszirc, you wilI much obiige one Of your
Jeadc,s. sad perhaps pisafr the taae of many
Of yonr fublcribers, who are tired Of nothing
hui paper warfare, and TIC repeated jarings o,
Fed, apeeaie Wbigs. and cid foviss.--Should
This meet your spprobasior, fhaR occaiion-
ally trantmit TO you iuch pieces a, nay, pro-
Lably, be more ss,cca5l. 70 shs ssrc 80 -'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
SETH SPRING,
DANIEL CLEAVES,
TONATHN TUCKER,
PHINEAS KELLY,
SAMUEL DENNE

YoKx f-Commonvealth or MaEIchrrejts.
III The Satyene Tadiei7l Court, 5egar and boiAer
az 11oyk, qyn5m and for fbs county 81 Iork, o. t5t
fyR Tmfagy Of Nag, A7go D1miai 1891.
UPON the ptii,ioa a!Oryilid, Ordered, That
the petitioners pubih all atteltrd copy Of their re
tltion, and this order thereon, 10 the Portland Ga
zstfe, pria'ed by Elezer jerks, three weeks iuc-
ceiivtly, the lat publication u be thirty day al
lraG before tie next Supreme Judicial Court d
he holdeu az Wells, within aud for the county o.
York, on the facond TuefIay of September next,
that All per(ons int5rtftrd may then and there ap
pear and fhcw cauie, If any they have, why the
drawer Of fad petition fhOuid not he granted.
EDWARD p. HAYMAN, CisTk.
A true copy-Atte6,
EDWARD P. HAYMAy, Cicrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
Commonwealth Of MaG,l

IN DE Hogis Of Reprsj5utqtio.,, So. .'ssauleil
ON the petition Of Hannah Yonno oa' lSai.
admninlhtratrix on. the e(ate N ~ IlaoE
OF Cuihingi 10 faid county Of Lipco ,lu'y forrg
ceaied; praying hat fhe may Be tr nm, Sia'ils
vey certain pieces Of land therein mt syss''a VI
neius Davis. 'Asloned a6
ORDERED that the petitioner no,it, =
concerned ,P.5 y PaothlGg copy Of hsr ps P
Portland, three weeks fucceiiysvt ~, pls's J
ton TO be thirty days before the c,o,5 S !, az ps
the next ttdlon Of the General Com, I eaasag
then appear and ihew cauie,i f anv th.1 ~ neg VI
prayer of faid petition lhond not br s,. -a's vhlA
Tor concurrence, el' Nag
EDwARDH ROBBINS VI.
IN Senate. aEe Sib, BOZ Read aod 49,, ep'AH
a true copy-AttCf, '5'a'H
GLoRGE E. VAUGHAN, c1,l -.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

70 he AoH: tbe senate, and cs,,...
q Rfprs'safatiVsf 9fhs Com~s,a ''1s
jarbaistt5. AraLb v \
HE Petition Of Hannah yor, {
4 Adminiitratix on the eaa,e I'm \ < sidau /
q CuihiEg n The county 81 Lincnla ,aIg Yog, ny
cd humky iheweth-That your y p... M.aiiast Y
had 10 the year 1899, fOne land i -s'''ohsrs
PFa'ltd and iet off q him il faII f,. ~ ouas
eution' obtained againA Richard As.s'oa Il Y
ing, Marner-thas the faid land w.. ~ q Cd N
taid decealed's lifetime to CorprI,ns N SApo vi
ing--that before the time Of rearm-.. 'isotil NJ
and before any legal conveyance Of f, 'pa a ass
your Petitioners huIband eied 4 Il, ~ ants
Your Peuuoner therefore bumbL, FsSFaai
honors would empower her IN l., Ptar III y
make and execute legal Deed of -, - Oapss
land 20 The iaid Cornelius Davis arc VI 'yantt
and bounds iet forth in he return '-u'lg % u v
execution and your petitioner as n .'as "a i n
ever pray. ua'Y a0Ga
HANNAH w..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
JEREMIAH BAILEY,
1difoyney to laid PefIEioRs
A true copy-AttrR,
JONATHAN BOWMAN, IUN. Clerk.

LiNcoLN, G.-Coprfof Common PIsaf AZ PeqDHal
borough, NAY Term, 1901
UPON the petition aiorefald, Ordered, that the
aid petitioner notfyaIl Pefors ntrreHed therein 70
appear at the next Court Of Common Pleas 20 be
holden at Toplam, within and TO- the county Of
Lincoln, on the fourth Monday Of Aueuh next,
by FULFILLING an atteaed copy OF iaid petition 7'c
this order thereon three weeks fuccc lively ~
Te7kJ' P0rtlaqa Gazette, the Taft publication 70 b
three weeks AZ Iratt before the lifting ~ iad Court
and ALTO by ponlng atttted copies Of fad petition
aBe this order thereon in two public places 10 he
town Or BrAol, three weeks at leaf before the 1T
ting Of iaid Court, thar they may then and rhex
appear and fhew caule, if any they have, why the
prayer thereof fhouid not be granted.
Attcf, IONA. BOWMAN, Jun. Clrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

Vie oubtcrber hereby gives notice 10 all con-
Cerned, That naving been duly appointed Al
mtuIfrator Or the thate of EBENEZER GRAY,
late Of N0rthyIrmouth, Ia the county Of Cum
hcrland, Mariner, tcceafed, has taken upon him
that truf, and gwen BOND the law dirt6ls: He
therefore requtf5 all perfons who are indebted ID
fad decedied's ettate 10 make immediate payment ;
and thole who have any demands thereon To exhi-
Bit the fame 10 ALLEN DRINKWATER.
June z9.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

THE Subfcrber hereby gives notice to an Goa
l. eernrd, that having been duly appointed ad-
minieratrix, on the caate Of JOSHUA MAR
SION late Of Northysrnouth, IN the couoty al
Cumberland, yeomau, decested, taken upon her
that truR, and given bond the law directs: She
therefore rcqUets All Perfons who are indebted 10
faid dcceaGed's ehate to make immediate payment
and thole vino have any demands thereon, 10 ex-
hbt the fame, 70
SARAH MARSTON, A4r'4.
June Il.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

THE Subicrher hereby gives notice TO al con
Crrn-d, r6It having been duly appointed Ad-
minjfraior ca tie CGste Of REUBEN GRAY, late
Of Rorthyarmouth, n the county OF Cumberland,
Mariner, dece4lrt has taken upon him thar truR,
and gwen bond rs The law directs: He therefore
reqncfs all pertous Who are i0debted TO iaid de-
csaicps cfatC 90 make Immediate payment; and
thole who have any demands thereon. u exhibit
the lame, TO ALLEN DKINKWATER.
TuUe 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice
n to AT concerned, that he has taken upon hrfeif
.he truG Of an Executor 70 the Ian Will and TeRameut
Of EDMUND FOGG,
late Of NewgIouce1sr, ycoman, deceated ana AZ lueh
he requeits ali perGons who have any demands upoa
the eitate Of aid deccaicd 20 bring in the fame, and
thoie who indebted thereto. 70 make immtdiats
payment without delay.
EDMUND FOCG, Eveptsr.
M.rg Cireg9sy, My %, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

70 tbs Honorable he 9gJiicD sftbs Corr 9fco3-
rssn Pleas noqv boi4sn at Pco0aal5Or0agb, qOabiH
and I0r he Comfy Of Liaeoia, On fbs (fesad Man.
4ag of Mag, Azao D2m1i 1901.
TTUMBLY iheweth PAUL Tom LIN6oE, Of Brit
Il tot, in the county Of Lincoln, yeomaa, and
MLRcY TUmLINsoN his wife Ia her right, and
DAsIELP ALmER, Of Thomsfon, in fad county,
veor- an, and ELtzABETH PALMER his wife n her
right. that they are ieizrd IN their deneine as OF
fee Of certain undivided parts, viz. The fad Paul
Tomlinioa, and Mercy Tomhnloo 10 her right, Of
one undivided eventh part, and the iaid Daniel
Palmer and elizabeth Palmer in ner right, OF one
other undivided seventh part OF Certain tract or
marcel If Land Situated IN BriAol aforeiaid, and
bounded thus, viz. Beginning on The northeat cor.
ner OF land belonging to Sewali Redrion, on Da-
r1ilcotta river then runDing two hundred and
Eeveuty-hve rods eat fouth eat TO Harrington road
20 called thence bY flid road to Goudey's line (;
thence WET north wet by faid Goudey's nne to
Damifcorla river; thence by the river TO the hrit
mentioned bounds, containing fortY-hve acres {;
which fad land your petitioners own as aloreiaid
N common with certain perions to your petitioners
uuknowa and which laid flares your petitioners
arc drfrous to hold in frvrraly they therefore
pray tbat partition Of iaid tract parcel Of land
may be made, and your petitioners respective flares
thereof aforefaid, ftt off, that they may hold aad
enjoy the fame in icveraItY.
JEREMIAH BAILEY,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
DANCING SCHOOL.

MIR. ALLEN, RESPECTFULLY informs
lVl the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland and
It's vicinity, that he has opened hio Summer Dan
clog School, at Union Hall IN Portland.---The
hours oftu,tiou arefrom three to SIX p. N. on Wed-
nejd.tyI snt Safursay5.--for terms apply 10 Mr..
Allea at the Hall. April 10. (t0
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

John Brigham occupant,
Simon ia kl0n ownsr, one
trad o. land iying IN He
5rOn, II being lot No. y, Pllrr " Tsx F.h,
m Range, rH Diviion ii He Eoals. at, sCa.
lots two grit mills, one Bae. land
pair Of Zones each one ID. Q. G. d nt
houle area 684 feet, one 200 So 40 100 I'd
RORY nigh, windows, IS Tax On Bsst /:
rect ofglais, Quit otwood. Total III
And unlels faid taxes are paid o. or before T rIs
the fifteenth day Of September next 70 much Of d
lots and tracts Wi be lid on fatd day, At Public III
due, C. The highth bidder, according 70 aw,
dwelling houle in Hebron, al ten O'Clock IN he nt.
noon, as will pay The fame, together with COTS 4
charges
SAMUEL PARIS, CoE7sr sf jsscazFbs Djha
Re6 on, 9Vze IS, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MAY :, 1901.

PEPPEKELLB0RCUCE, MAY 81 1901.
u BE Honorable TuJ1iesJ Of tbe Saprsns Judicial
Court for the county of7ork 10 Be 6sLden az 1oyk,
III fBs iid county, On ne Pr Tajialy sf Mcy,
Aqno Donni 1901.
TTUMBLY lh5ws SETH SPRIEC and DAEIEL
II CLElvFs of Bi4drford, and JOEATHAN
TUcKEr and PBIEEAs KELLY, ana SAMUEL DEE-
HtT, OF Prppere borough, ia the cor ntY Of York,
merchants, shat they are ntrr cred with Others 10
your petitioners unkuOwn, as tenants II common
ia a certain tra6t of Land 10 fld PePpsre.lboroueh,
with Wharf thereto bclon sing, containing by
tA,matiOn about eight acres thu whole Of which
tract formerly belonged 10 Sir William PePPerel,
afterwards II the tate of Manachuietts, bv whole
committee il wAs fold 10 your honors' petiHDneFs,
with the Others aforementioned, their proportions
of ia:! tract being toIows-the iald Seth Spring
two thirtrtn plrts-the taid Daniel ClCAvts and
Jorathan Tucker two thrtirth Parts--the laid Sa-
muel Dennet ore thi-tieth part-the faid Phueas
Kelly one ;htrtieth part. Add that they are dchr-
Gus W hold ng their thares thereof IL ievcraltY.-
They therefore pray tina, your honors would order
PARTITION thereof N b: made, according 20 The
aatute III that cafe made and provi 'ed.
SETH SPRING,
DANIEL CLEAVES,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
Commonwealth of MaGachulctts.

AOluInOl1WCd1lH Vi NldldNnulClte'
YoPK, h-At q court OF Common PIeaJ bseHE and
keH az ToyF. qyithia and for tbe ra41ty WA TorR,
o. The third TarJ4ly of Aprn' Being toe zJg day y
laid month, n. p. 1901
I'm the petition Of WTLLIAa LANE, al the
~ plantation Of Brownheld, in faid county, yeo-
man, hewisf. ''that BY the deviie of William
Hancock, late Of Buxton, il fad county deceaf1d,
ne il fczed of one third part Of two certain ua6ts
Of land or parts Of lots, Gtuated in lsld Buxton, be
ing All the n0rthtad ends Of the fri, AMI half the
frcond home lot late The properly Of fad William
Hancock, deceaf-d, On The letter as far down as
a northVeft and foutheaf lac By the haHker, for
mery owned BY faid William Hancock, d-tcafcd,
AID BANDING on fad land f3id lots lying Ia com
mon with other pcrfJne 10 the petitioner unknown:
and praying that partition may be made oF fad
tracts Of land agreeaby to the tautes IN luch cafes
made and provided.
Oydsvcd, That the petitioner cau{e the fubhance
Of his tad petition and this order thereof, 20 be n-
ferted IN the Portland Gazette printed by Elezer a.
jerks, three weeks tuccefiivcv--the iaf Put'ica-
ton To he thirty days at ieaG before the next term
OF this Court, to De holden at MARLBOROUGH,
within and for f3ld county Of York, on the fourth
Tuefday Of AuIuR next, 70 the end any pe-lonIov
perons interelted therein, may heu aud there APP
pear, and hew cauft, If any they have. why the
prayer Of the petitioner thoud not be granted.
Attef, DANIEL SEWALL, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

NOTICE Is hereby given, that he fu5icnber
IN has been duly appointed Admnifratrix OF the
Eftatc of JOHN GOULD, lst1 sF W9oizit-5 IN
the county Of Lincoln, ycomon, decrafyd, ard has
undertaken that true by giving bond as the law
dreGs ALI Deriona therefore having C-mands
aganG tie eRate ot faid decealrd, are 4. Cred 10
exhibit The fame Ter fettlenent; and all indebted
to faid elatc are requefed ID make immediate ny
ment.
ABTHAUEL GOULD, Admigjqratris.
fnne Q, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
FRESH GOODS.
-Ge@ % @,.,-
'Tobn 'Tenks,

n ESPEt 81 LILY informs the public, that ne has
N for 81 the fore formerly occupied By Mclrs.
Wesk5 Il Trsle, No. ?, Fifth lreet aortment Of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS.
hrTorg -D5ieb are b: f3lo4gisy:
Bef fuperhne, fine, middling and low priced
Broadeoths,.
SupcrGne, plain and embofed Cafimeres, Of
the mott fslhionablc coors,
Fsrel Cloths, Baizes, and F.annels,
Mems ribbd and pain black Satin,
White and fancy MarleiIles Vefing,
Dimiues, Mu1inetts,
Book and Cambria Mullins, LapPet do Black do.
Muffin Handkerchiefs, Mems Tambor'd do.
White and fate coIoured Cotton Cambrics,
Linen Cambria, Long Lawn,
Chintzes and CaIicoes ofthe newell fallion,
Furniture Chintz, CopPerplAtes,
Gin9hams, Clouded, PLAID and ftrcd Naakeens,
SILK Nankinelts, Cotton do. Jeans, Fulans,
NaucheNer Checks, Diapers,
India Coitons and Naukeens,
Bandanna and black Barcelona Handkerchief,
Linen Pocket handkerchief, Cotton do.
"A and 7-8 Irlh Linens,
Satins, Modes and Ribbons,
Enghlh, italian and Florence Lurlngs, AIipcd
and plain,
Black Cyprus Cauze, Velvet FOR capes,
Ladies extra long white and colorcd SILK and & d
Gloves, Mems Silk aud Beaver Do.
Mems silk, Worried, Hemp and Cotton Hofa,
Ladies Cotton do. Purpls and Patch ShasF,
Dursnts, Shalloous, Caiarnsncoes and Ruilels,
Back FIorentins and Satincts, Cotton sufpenders
Parzios, Fans, Mems silk Hats, Hat Looping
Buttons, Sewing Silks, Twifs, Threads,
Gallons, Ferrets, Tapes Bobbins,
Quality and Shoe Bindings,
Paper Quilts, 'Tnkpovdcr &c. SC.
q Tie e5ovs ayfislss z1ig b cid geyy loqg 0r eg5.
Portland, Isne "a,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. William Gorhsm, Eiq. to receive
and examine the claims cf the creditors to the ef
tate Of JOSHUA MARSTON, late Of Northyar-
mouth, decsaieC, reprefented inlolvent, do hereby
give notice, that fix months are allowed to faid
creditors 10 bring II and prove their claims and
that we lh2ll attend that iervce at the dwelling
houfe where laid deceafed formerly lived, on the
frf Monday Of July AMI November, from nine
O'Clock a. VI. 10 four p M
DAVID JONES, ,
SAMUEL YORK. SCom1i7 10.
ISAAC SKILLIN,
Noytbyarmoltb, June 4