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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-19

lhe S4blcra6S7 Haz7 yE4s
EXCHANGE for approved lands
near the Bike Ridge,
A valuable Tract Of Land
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court houfe, and near the bank
OF the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
ihis tract is divided into.two plantations,
On the one there is a brick dwelling houte
SO by 50 feet conveniently divided, ard
two brick Offices, q by Is feet. A fran
ed houie 20 by rs feet deGgnei for an
overieer, and other out fouiss.
The oonscnierces of this place arc eoaaf-
led BY few, and the profpea excelled by
none IN the fate. The houie is i;tuated
on high hill and commands an extenf;ve
view OF the Potomac and the Che{apeake
bay. There is creek Astounding with
the fnef fifth and oyRers, which rcrmi
rates the Hat land of this traet, thar is ma
vigabic for bay craft, ard affords an ex-
ccllent landing place within half a mile
OF the houie. On this part Of the traet
there IS an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and variety Of other
fruit trees. 1t has a great Efficiency of
oak and hickory timber, for the ufs Of
the plantation, beGdes large quantity Of
pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houie 81 by IS feet, and few
out houies, iuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part of the tract is as
well lituated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. tits well warersd, has frfii-
cheney Of timber for its fupport, and ilor-
riihing young peach and apple orchards.
As It is preiumable that no perfon will
make iuch purchaie without viewing the
Premiies, all that is ncceGary tosdd is chat
Mr.. Spenc.r Ball, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized to
make iale thereof.
JAMES v. BALL.
n. B. Any perfon purchafng may be
fnpplied with flock of all kinds necei.ary
and Efficient for the plantation.
February 70, 1901. raw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-19

The readers oftbe alexandria >4dveytiE.
sr are re7"14safo eo,rsa the fol2o4viue err
rsrm the tenth line ef The Souuet TO Potomac,
mlerfed -yeferAay-For +" again thy de,
vous windings &C." read !" Again thv
wirdinss &C.,
eoY ya Letter from captain l7s/ss Gy;c
ing, dated Neqo- Prevalence, Tauxayy
IS, 1907.
:, Yesterday | wrote you by the brig
Nancy, bound to North Carolina, but
1Iearing the letter may NOT come to hand,
inform you by this opportunity, that |
Was oro,t too, off Abece bay, the hole in
ule wall, on Saturday the nth inf. by
i it called the Nancy, Robert Hut
.ninion, mater, and detained until TueC.
gay the 18th then tent in for adjudication,
{eaerday protected and was examined, but
Nv I've not as yet learned upon what princi-
Ils tney have bro't me in here, rumor fsvs
..lat the ihippers are Frenchmen, and the
algo Will be libelled as French property !;
sssln, they fay that the bale goods are
Sp1n,'n manufaeurv, rather believe the
s .snsl Will not be libelled, as the proof is
-A' : think 70 asnot to bear even trial,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
[ VOLUME Nv.
CONFERENCE.-The OF mAssAcBusErrs

NSNA'"ct'f 'AALA n Of hAaSACRUSETTS.
YORK, h,-At court Of General SelT2a5 Ct H..
Peace, begun and bei4 at Water6oroug6. aufbiq ant
fer fbr roNty Of Y6rk, on tie f0nrf5 T4-J3ay WI
AHggf, bring toe a5tb day Of I.i4 11oat6, Aaa5
Domi7i, 8oI.
On the petition of James Ofgood
~ and Others, fnewing, " that the county road
lsa out and eadiRg from the lower bridge over Great
ulhpee river to BroWnfGId, through lands claime4
by yohah Waters Bridget Philips. and through Gene
raj Wadiworth's add Timothy Cuters grants, has ne
yer been opened and made pafabe and fafe for wac.
gohs teams and carriages, even for footmen and
hngie hories, to trAvei in = and praying that com
mtee may be appointed open and repair faid road
II ne e1Penee Of the owners Of the lands THROUGH
which It DaIies
Ordered, that the fubhance of the
fad petition and this order thereon be publifhsd 10
me Columbian Centinel and afo in the Portland Ca
ze5te' three weeks, iuccenively ia each paper The
lat publication 70 u twenty days Il lean prior ID tAe
next term OF this court TO be holden Al Biddeford
WITHIN and tor laid county OF York On the laN Tuef.
Gay OF October next TO the end, the propretors Of
isd lands may then and there appear, and thew eaue
any they have, Why the faid county road fllould
not y opSned and made pafable and convenient, AZ
the law directs.
Area DANIEL. sEWALL, cffE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1901
coHmoEwsArrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

YORK. h.-At a Court Of Common Pleas, begun and
hefa at Marlborough, sVitiH and for the county 81
4o'%, On zoe JoHrtb Iaejday Of AugaR, being TIE
75f6 day fJaia 17oatb, dino DonriHi, 1867
I'm the petition of ROBERT M'Do-
~ MAID, ofBGx!OE, in faid county, Woman, Ihew.
ing that DC IS ntereed ia, and feized as tenant in
| common with others to him unknown, Of one
twenheth part OF four thoufand fix hundred& ftven-
~ two acres Of certain right or tract Of land lying
~ laid Buxton, bounded a. foloSs, viz beginning
al the mot NorthweRerly corner of fald Buxton,
al hem'ock tree Handing on the bank of Saco
river 4; thence running Eaeerly on the North line
Of fad Buxton, TO a beech tree fandinR on the
North1at cnrutr Of faid Buxton thence South
eatterly, on the EAT boundary line Of faij Buxton
10 the North line of the town of Scarborough /:
then WetteTlY on the flid North line of Scarbo.
rough about forty eight rods thence Northwef-
erly, the lame width, about o7e thou(and i've hun.
dred and hHty rods; thence WrferIy on parallel
Inc, with the NSrth line Of laid Buxton, ID faid
Saco riVeri thence Northerly on faid liver, about
ieVen hundred and fifty rods to the bound drft
mentIoned:-t being the original right of land
formerly belonging 70 John Stickney, and Henry
kImball, o. the iame more or lefs. And PRAYING
for his part Of the fame to be divided and ft of 10
him, 70 hod 10 irvtralty:-
Ordered, that the petitioner caufe
the iuhaance of has fad petSon with this order
thereon, 10 be lnlerted in the Columbian Cestisd.
and aliO IN the Portland Gazette, three weeks Tue
cSihVriy ~ each paper; the Jaf publication % Be
twenty Gays at eat prior TO the next tet n Of his
court, TO be holden az Biddeford. within and FOR
iad county OF York, on the laf Tuef1ay Of ONo-
Der next, 10 the cod, any perlon or perf9ns intr-
reHed thEren may then and there appear, and
thew caute, i any they have, why the piayer Ot
tbs fad petition tboud tot he granted
hueH, DANIEL SEWALL, Ci~yk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
BOSTON, S.pt. 5, 1891,
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION,
MAPS
Of MASSACHUSETTS proper, and DISTRICT OF
MAINE.

VI MASSACHUSETTS proper, and DISTRICT OF
MAINE.
Compiled by Mr., OscooD CARLETON, from actual fur
veys made by order of the General Court. Revilea
and corrected by Rev DR.. MoRsE and PTofeaor
WEBER, Agents appointed by the Court for that
purPole, and engraved and pubhed under the in
iPecton and direction Of iaid Agents, and approved
by the Legislature
'Hk want OF complete and accurate MAP of
L the State OF MASSACHUSETTS, induced The
General Court to order urveys of the ieverd owns
ana plantations m the State, With view Of obtain
| ing materials for correct Map. From thefe fur
veys, Map was drawn but, on account Of the
many detects and errors of the engraving It was re
Jeeted by he Legislature, though many copies of Il
were delivered 70 lublcribtrs, and lod As genuine
II conlequenee, the Legislature appointed tho
gentlemen oboVS named, their Agents. to caufe he
Map TO be taken into new draft, aad to be enpra
we'd and pubtlhed under their infpecton.
The CoPperpates, which thefe N.1o Map are
engraved together with The privilege OF copy right
have been Preiented, BY the Legislature % he u.
"afTaT As78rmy gf Arts All Stit7e, and the IH115-
bgldfS Hyfsriaai Ssefty, for the advAncements of
Learning and tIe good Of Science.
Iasie Maps, the only GENUINE ones which have
been Pubhihed Of this state, are contributed on a
icale Of four mi Is to an incn The pate Of Malta
chuletts Proper = AZ by s. inches that Of Ma n
Is 50 BY 50. The Vignette, BY MFR. G. Graham, are
emolematical Of Agriculture, Commerce SC OF the
country. The engravings by Meirs. Calender and
H, are executed IN lyle of accuracy and neatnefs
rarely 10 be met with America.
Roads Churches Academies, Court Houfes L ght-
| Heuies, Mountains Rivers, B ridgcs Canals, Mills,
&c &C. are aid down; the dlanee Of each town
from Bottom, and the shire Town, and he longitude
calculated from INnndon, and rom Wilmington.
The MAPs'are N AL relPe6ts correct and 6nilh.
Cd as the meas and the nature Of the work would
admit.
The publiihers rely on the public appreciation
and patronage, Especially as, account Of the e.
Penfe Of The IA veys, compiling and engraving hav-
ing been betrayed By the Commonwealth, the prise
i rendered moderate,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

T. The Maps vi " ! ivcrsd on cloth, with
printed on hae paper rollers, At Six Del ar
made particularly for 1ri BALI Thofe who
the PurPoe and dev with It may have them
cred % SubfcnboA, done 70 fold in portable
For D5AarI thc it, Gze
II. They ha be neat w. They 1haH be rea.
" PaGed cloth ID the a. FOR delivery on the
fame manner as thofe frf day e November
which done for the next when the fub-
Commonwealth. for Five lorip:ion ,-iU be ciofed.
DsiA4r5 z7fln bl5f and the Pr.ce advanced
TIT. They fhAil BE de- I'd nou-lubcri1ers
~ The Maps, before delivery, vii De inlpec-
ted and approved by Co nmittee Of the American
Academy Of Arts aud Sciences, and the Mahachu
letts Hiforical Society.
- Subscriptions received at the B99k
sf'rs u jerks q CLARK, Tou.f kory, FJB,q,es'
PgyhlAL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
AARON FITZ,
FISH STREET,

FISH STREET,
SIGN or The SEA L-SKIN TRUNK,
1t AS for fale, cheap for cath, ! new elegant tub
4 bottcmed CHASE, with iron top to nip and IN
fhip, iron axle and plated harnefs.
New elegant tubbottom CHASE. with iro top
to ihp and unfhip, and plated harnef.
Genteel tubhottom Chaife, with lt4nding top iron
axle and harnels.
ALSO,
SADDLES, BRIDES, &c &c. anil general ar.
tortment OF TRUNKS. Portland, SEPT. a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
csmHoSwsAur4 OF mAssAcHUsErrs:


YoRK, n.--At . Court Of Comma Pleas, brglq ana
bre ar York, syitbiR and tar r5- c9aqiy y, 1 H W
fhe toarfb THeday or AsgAR, being fb- yfb day "
Jafd month, AHHO Domini, I3ot
ON the petition Of John Smith, Of
~ faid WAterbOrouEh. YeOgraD, fhtViok, that
he i iel7ed and pofefcd il rs ogr right IT one
quarter part Of ot IF land lying ~ fad town Of
Marlborough, called No. Twenty four, coot ain
ing ~ the whole, irventy -four acre, and on hun
drrd and eigAt rods bounded IS follows--bes In.
ming at the Wen corner Of Ifratl Smith, lo,, and
run"ing North f1;iy fVe degrees ", &, nfty-t ght
rods thence North forty five degrees, Eat two
hundred and forty rods; thence South twenty
eight degrees, EAT lixty five rods to faij Smith,
land thence fouth forty five degrees, Wen two
hundred rods TO the pace firm mentioned the
ore halt Of aid Let being heretofore lrt off 10 the
ets.e OF Nathapiai Wheelright, Efq. late Of Bcl-
ton, drceat-d, BY a committee appointed tor lha'
pnrpOie the other owner or owners or
fad premifes being 70 the petitioner unknown :
and praying for his pat Of tAe fame to be divide
and fet of 10 him to hold ia Geveralty:-
Ordered, that the petitioner caule
The fnbflnce Of his lail petition with this order
thereon, 10 be inherited in the Portland Gazsftr,
three weeks iuccefively, the Ian publication "a az
twenty days al leat, PRIOR TO the next term Of this
court, to be holden At B ddcfpd, within and for
iald county OF York, on the lat TLCidAy Of OctO-
Der next; to the end, any perfon Or perf)ns inte-
retted therein, may then and there APPEAR, ADD
thew caufr, il any they have, why the prayer Of
the laid petition ihOul not be granted.
Aueh, DANIEL SEWALL, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
A NJ. 4, UMON-WHARF, Portland,

!, M. 4, UMoN-WHARF, Portland,
= :. lod at the NOT reduced prices, the following
articles.
100 bufh. Connecticut Corn,
ID bbs fuper6ne and common Flour,
kbbds. Tobacco; Cra;es Liverpool Ware,
Rotlsd Porter Oil Barrels full bound,
4, nisces Irilh Linen, adorted and in lots,
roooers Axes, Adze and HOweis,
Rorkmskrrs Hltches, Camp Hatchsss,
Se,, bea plated Harness for Que horfe chaife com
pete Chiefs, Gouges, Jews,HsrPs,
Gimblets, PI1in Irons, Mencing Knives,
Sugar Hatehets, Tool Cheits, Strrup Irons,
Needles. Palms Saws, Settlers, Knives & Forks,
An sfTortment Mems Hats; Plated Candleficks,
plsted Bride Bits and Furniture Snuff Boxes,
Razors in Cafes Pocket DrelIing Cafes,
Pocket Books, &c. &c. &c,
PrEas5, Ss9t Al.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
From l4'e London Paper.
FASHIONS F0R hUCUgT.

IHSHtONG .fOR AUGUST
Full DRtss.-I. Fancy IreG Of worked
mnfl n,trimmed witt lace ana Glyer; thsleeves
full, and con6ned with Giver; turban Of grape.
ornamented with FLYER; white ofrich feathers
AZ f 0nt.-TI. Waking dreG Of white cam Tic
nuHIn, made tilht over the bufom. with A col.
lar to tuIn back, trimmed all round with lace
long ileeves, confined above the elbow in two
PLACES; Pettcoat of The fame, with narrow
hounce round the Northumberland Of green (!t
tied down with handkerchief nankeen hoes.
HEAD DRESs.-I. A bonnet Of lilac Elk:
the crown iull, and confined with h4ndker-
Chief which ties under the Chin. A cap OF
yellow Grape, the crown long an1 full, and con
haed in levcral places with bands Of Grape, or
namented with boys Of the lame.-s. "a bonnet
OF fate coloured fix trimmed, and tied under
the chin with pink ribbon.-4. Sociable bonnet
Of buff mufl n trimmed round the front with
white laee.-S. Turban Of fpangled muffin, or
namened with flowers and lilac feather IS.
Obi hat Of white chip, with green feather IN
front -. A dre(s cap of mu1n, o,nsmentet
with beads and white oRrich feathers-8 An
embroidered itraw hat turned up in front,
large white feather filling over the left fie-
9. a drefs cap Of muffin and lace made open
on the top of the head 10 thew tie hair, orn2.
mented with beads ard flower in front.
OBsERvATIoNs.-The prevailing coloIs are
buff, white, and lilac. Buff flowers have been
adopted. A new f.ncy har, which is likely 70
become fAvorite, has JUL been Introduced into
the circles of faihion, made of fraw interviewer
with clOuded fofs elk. Buff and Imperial chips
are generally worA.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
CommoNwEALr4 OF MAssAcHusErrs.

CoMmoNwEALT4 OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
YORK, d--AfS CoUyt Of Common PtsI tr4z az BIZ u
Yaier6s'eEg6, zrfD aal 'y re comfy .flt e v,t5
7s5Iaay Of AsgsR, bqg tie 7s5 day q S month, dime
Dassiui. I8oI.
ON the petition of JOHN LEIGHTON,
" Of S6aptg5, il faid county gentleman, fhewing
that he i owner and tenant in common Of the on
noety Of the following lots Of land ituatc il the own
OF Newheld in fad county, wt:--No. on G. range
No on range No. and II on E range, No 4
and on FkRnge, No. J and on range, No. on
range, NosII on range and No 8 and on M
ranges and praying for his half part Of ad lots to b.
divided and let of to him to hold il feveralty -
ORDERED, that the petitioner caule
the ubacc Of his aid petition with this order ;heros
TO be inherited, in the Portland Cazes three weeks c-
cehveiy, the Taft publication to be twenty days at leaf
prior 10 the next court to be holden At Bddeord with
n and for fid county Of York on the lat TneldAy Of
October 10 the end any peron or per ons inter
etted therein, may then aRd there appear and thew
caue any they have, why the pr7yer of the fad pc
tition lhould not be granted
Attelti DANIEL SEWAII., CLrE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
WANTRD.

4 5 an Apprentice to the BAKING BUSINESS,
4 j. Lad, about "a or IS years Of age, who "a
be well recommended, The brR announcement
VIII he given, inquire ofthc Printer.
Sept. II, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

oENlIMEMT -thofe PerfOns, who creep into the
hears OF mon people, who chofrn the companion
= 'eF iot'e hours,and their reeil, rnm care aud .x
e'y aFs never PeFions Eff hians quajt,es nor Gr.ur
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

q YOUTH, of about IS years OF age, who
\ writes good hand, and is of a good difpo-
ftiOn, is wanted at the Subscribers Office, il
Portland. SAMUEL FREEMAN
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

Mrs Billings famous aarefs, has been late.
y engaged by the mauasen Of Covert Garden
1heare tor 5000 guineas the f-afon, and 60
gumeaS extra e+ch ight for inging at the Ora
Eo1'os which are 70 tak- place Al his Theatre.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
Walth'S Mercantile Arithmetic.
4 Nt1D and YsiE1bk PaJEsaiis..

JuA received for Sale, JsNKs Z CLARK Bookstore
(Pries dol IS eis. agy5s'eiy bo4a y isifsrf1J
4 NEW SYSTEM OF MERCANTILE ARTTH-
NE TIC adap;ed to the Cs507eree sff5e UaiieI Sfa
IN 4 Doneac and Foreign Relations With Forms 0 {
Accounts and other Writings uGualiv Occurring ia
Trade.--By MICHAEL WALSH.
tier eG breve p. exemp'a. tENEcA
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
REC LAMENTATIONS.

Nezr6ar2port, MAY !, 600.
WE the fubfcribers, having feen Mr., WALsH's
New Sytem Of MERCANTILE Arr TIME TIC,
and bldg ats6rd that it Is better calculated than
any vet pubithed, to fit youth for the buGuefs Of
The ComPtiag Houie, cannot but win il az extern
five circulation. The happy ciucdatiOn and ex-
tended appl cation of the common rules, together
with the many original improvements, while they
accomplish the audent for commerce, are alfo ex-
tremcIy wei adapted to allilt and inform the mcr
chant the mariner, aud the trader in their various
occupations
Dndley II. TyHg-E5enrzer SfoeEer-JVIITans Bart
Azf-Samusi 4. OTIS jur.-TrJRram C3f1-MoJfI
BroqV4--Wiiiiam W1eT jun.-Ricba,d BGr:kt, Jun
HIhliam ~. Pront-hiebarl LittLc.
Bottom May I6tb 1850.
WE the fubfcribers, having examined WALH'S
New Syitem Of MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC,
aud being perfuadcd that It is better calculated than
any we have met with, to qualify young men for
admitIion into compiling houfes, We with that it
may have an exteuGve circulation. The clear ex.
emPiihcaton aud pertipent application of the COM
mon rules, tog ether with the many uefu additions
ADD improvements which il contains, will renderit
extremely uiefu for the merchant the mariner, and
all the other trading claifes Of fociety.
Marion Watjon-Jo5H c. JoneL-Toba Goldman
Stephen Hggigjon,-JoBn LozOel, ju1.-Jofp5 RugsI
-.4rH0Ia Weller, Jun.-5sRatbaa Jatkjor-
Salem, Oaobcr 7tb, 800.
WE the fubfcribsrs, Merchants OF salem, coz.
WINGED Of the neceffty Of rendering the forms Of
bufnes, the value Of coins, and the nature Of com
merce more familiar TO the United States as COM
mercial psopl; do approve of the MERCAN MILE
ARITHMETIC Of Mr.. WALSH, and recommend II
calculated 70 fubferve in the beft manner the in
tru6tion ofour youth, and the purpofes Of a well.
informed merchant.
WHiam Gray, jan.-Benj Ho4gtJ,-R Pickrnan,
Nafb. Bo1Odifeb,-Jaeob 4Jl5tea,-RJlIam PrrEott,
Jacob CrosO"i!l5ieH, -Eia5 HqaRef Dr,by--
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28
MISCELLANY.
TOM PAENk'S WHIGCBn OF r776

~AA avs ~ ~ 414OCAo4A OF K no.
This man, int776, was kept By Mr.. Ait
k'n, boodeler in PHILADELPHIA, on lmslI
tiPend, IS an aGifant in his butinefs-he had
run, ihnrty before, away, as has been under
teod, irom England (being Britilh fubi4GJ
Tor iome crime alledged againG him.
Il was dilctyered BY Aitkin, thar Tom had
fome kraek at writings he communicates This
10 ieveral gentlemen of lhe CITY, who were
taking warm part in the politics Of The times
hey ient tor him, and exam ned HIM, and
found that lie would anlwer their purDore J.
they accordingly bird h m to write the Pam
Phlet called Common SeaE the price was fome.
where about 80 dollars; It was part Of the agree
ment, that The gentlemen who employed him.
hould turnilh the matter, which he was " work
up TO revolutionary Pitch-Tom performed
his ProIuile for Ohce-he produced the manu-.
cr'Pt at The time agreed on-the EMPLOYER.
reviewed il, corrected it in many parts, aud
Publiihed it. This i true account If tblt
work, and can Be verified by r me Of the per.
ions who made The bargain with him. yet liv.
i"g in Philadelphia. VIVA, glorious, din,
reltcd Patrios was the writer Of Common SeGle
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

HOUND, a Silver Siseve Battga, marked ". 5.
10 Inqure at this Office. SEPT. Il.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

The ancient Baby Ionians had a very ingu-
lar method providing for their unmarried wo-
men. The mott beautiful were lojd 10 n.
higheH bidder and fun Of money vas then
gwen 70 whnes~. would take til H that were FL
faooured 70 th4r they fe.l . the thare Of he
perfon who would accept them on the lowef
terms BY which means all were provided for.
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Removal.

I LEZER A. jerks, informs his
IL friends, and the public in general, thai he IA.
ineysd has Book Sore from M4s Street, to the CEN
la store IN JoSEs' Row, Fini-areet, where. (hayiag
/, nued eonnexicn ia bninels, with Mr.. THOMAS
CLARK the BOokiellng ana St4tiontr's budnels,
VII i future be carried on under the firm of
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-28

YORK, f.-At Court Of Common Pleas, begun and
led at Marlborough, sDitbin and for the county 81
Io'%, On tbt Jonrtb Taejday Of A4eaa, being TIE
z5t6 day Of mn nnanLh. Annn nar,;ni 1an,.
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Account Books.

NJ. LsSosel', Journals, WaGes, Record, Letter and
.ao .eOr1ndum Books "a fuPpIy of which will be KEEP,
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A wit 10 yeaerjay's Mufeum, AXIS what a
tie is like; and then goes on to liken It 10 near
twenty things between which ana a lie, there is
no likenets. escep1 in two intances. Il is ike
Dad mg1t. the paris % a5t acfor! : 1t IS like a
talk, without hop III. part5 d. nat bold fqgsfb-
q. The paragraph concludes with great pro
tHndity Of theV he, and aecutenels Of obferva.
ton i It's very much ik5 a lar, who is very
mach ike The Devil" We think il likely, that
IN all likelihood likely people viii dixie tie
unlikely lkeRing Of lie to likeneGes 70 little
alike. (Wsfb. Ed
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In the varieties offtmaIe drefs, great qnan.
tity of na marx is coriPicpous. This may Be
catching, but fomething more is necefary to-
wards kotpiEg. Swiff attributes the mott Of the
unh'P'y marriages to young ladies making
.zetS- and Ret eager.
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iiNEN1 X.
FIJI Coz5 ioa D5fi7, Sleoai Ds, Siaie
NOTICE is hereby givsn be nohre6dent aud
Az unkuowu proprietors the following lots
and trdHs Of Land within thah diltriet, that
D:fett Tax Came tas anc pbl-o on laid lots
th- tevenrh day Of Aptil, It-.And uDl9s ta'ti
taxes are paid on Or hrEore hfday the thirtirth
day ofJzly nSAr, 10 much old lots Will be too
on fad day, at my dwell'noufe in Jay, at
O'Clock, a, N. as will pay thtme with COTS and
charges.