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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-03

Frsm TIE Eonden Csur;rr, O2o6er s.
The gentleman ient TO France with the
FreIiminaries of Peace was NJ. Adeiire.
As the srea,ett freed would of courfe be
med In conveying them TO Paris, and in
bringing back the ratification, it is ex-
petted tina, they will be received In Lon
don, ratified by the Chief Conful, to- mor-
row, They will then be publiihed in an
Extraordinary Gazette. In the mean
time, government have LOFT no time in ap-
pointing a Minii}er Plenipotentiary to
draw up and fgn the dehnisive treaty of
Esace-the marquis CORVALLIS is appoint
~ gniniher plenipoten,iary on the part OF
this country; and it is expected that O.
ieph Ruo0aparte will be named on the part
ct the Republic.
Ne promiied TO renew in this days
Courier The difcuilion of the terms UPON
which Peace has been made. Some, per-
laps, NAV think, that We had better have
waited til the preliminaries had been
ot:;cially publithed bus as miniiiers have
filtered the iubharCe of them 10 tIaoipire,
We may reiI aGured, that they have ccul-
c'Cpicatsd every point thar was advan,a
seous TO this country and hat what they
have concealed is 10; that which it would
Be noti gratifying 70 the people TO know.
IN Judging them, therefore, from their
own statement, we may BE- fore thar we
,un no rifS of being charged with wan, of
caH1or TO them.
To the account Of the prelimiuaries
which We gave ca Saturday, We have TO
add, thar Egypt, it is iaid, is TO be eva
euatsd by the Bri,iih within twelve
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
SFHENTR CONGRESS


The Waiting On N4tional InteIliecncar IL A
view Of the next Fe 5erAl Legilature, calculates
that the Houfe Of Representatives, will contain
only "a federal, 70 81 antifejeral members ILL
Il does not, however, eckon he uew deegali IL
Of New HamPihre, which adds fur to the fed
eral number. In tie Senate il expects 8 ants
to "A federali1s, certain-Tt counts only one
Senator each for Maryland and Delaware If.
It faith, boh the Senator, to be cholen in thols
States ihould prove federal. each Il ie, having
An equal HreRcth. The Vice Prefdent will de-.
eide. The Intelligencer denominstes the par.
ties, Republican, and Ftde,GERs We choole to
- call The former ~ her oid and proper name
-AHfyfdfra5?f-for we can prove from oil
cial DOCUMENTS, that two thirds Of them voted
againit and did All il their power To deRroy
the CONSTITUTIONS OF our country ii Il.
infancy And lha' the other third hrouded
their enmity towards that Contribution under
the PIES Of Amendments, which Mr.. Madilon
then iaid was only fecre.ing The barb to make
It's execution more i1re' Ct1iiEsi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

III. NEIY- GAOUcESTER.
At Nswgiouceaer, the day was celebrated
with becoming feRivity. A large collection
Of citizens formed a procelfion at Mr. Pingree's
Hall, and moved to the meeting homie where
an ingenious and permanent Grafton was pro.
nourced by Mr.. EzskRl Wbts7an. com.
Pany then returned to the Hall, and partook
OF fumPtuous dinner prepared for the oc-
cation "A number Of Toafs were given, a.
mong which we've the following -
Tb07zas 6syan, PRECEDENT Of the United States OLA
merca-May he be mindful that we are all Of one
mind" al Republican,, al FeetraijRs
Hon J0ba AtaEf, Efq late PRECEDENT Of the Uuited
states OF AmericaThe Patriot who never q h 5zDrr
and f0ygsf right"
The Vies Pys3.zt of the United States of America
May he arrive the Chief Magiltracy Of the Union.
when has merits entte him 70 Il.
C4hb S'TOag, Efq Governor OF the Commonwealth of
Mafachufetts-Who was the promiGng fon OIL berty
N IS ard over whole character IN 8oI the vile
Lgni'y Of party iprit could calt the eIdezO g .
6ale.
TIE Wats Of A1ans-Nay they bioHom like the rofc.
and How with milk and honey and eer long reap the
bleihngs Of an independent Government.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
HANNAH YOUNG.
Commonwealth of Maaachuletts.

n ~ HoyG 81 Ribrg1atafiVet. 7a7e 81 1901.
ON the petition Of Hannah Young. widow Of, and
adminihntratriK on. the eftate OF Henry Young late
Of CuihnR, 10 Gaid county Of Lincoln, Mariner, de-
cealed praying that lhe may be empowered to con
vey certain pieces Of land therein mentioned to Cor
nelius Davis.
ORDERED, that The petitioner notify all pefons
concerned, ny puhlihing copy Of her petition and
order thereon, in of the Newt papers plated at
Portland three weeks fuccefively--the all pubca.
lion to be thirty days before the ccond Wedaefday Of
the felton, Of the General Court that they may
then appear and thew caufef any they have why the
prayer of faid petition oud be granted. Sent no
for concurrence, EDWARD n. ROBBINS, S8rater
ZS Senate June BIB, 8oI Read and concurred.
DAVID COBB Prefieai.
a true coPy-Attea,
GEORGE e. VAUGHAN, Ciert 81 S.aais.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
Celebration of independence.

~ At CORHAM.
Lat Saturday being the fourth of July, the
~ vas celebrated at Gorham. "A number or
e'auensn met az Mr.. Staples tavern, and
..'Iae0 Proceiiiou to theMeering. Houfe, where
4 oFatlon was delivered BY Mr.. JoHN P. LIT
- adapted TO the occafion-the fame being
r .'omPanled BY Vocal and detrimental mu
= ,e9ontltiog Of an Ode on independence, AIqm5
- LSs'iy, &c. The Gentlemen then return.
y mr. Staples, where a dinner was provi
-. - hitsr dinner number of patriotic Toaas
s''e drunk and the whole tranla6ions Of The
- were with deceney and good order.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
FAKE NOTICE /!
Wheaton's Iaundice Bitters.
Ssearai b Bin br Llt.rt PRINT han tLs u

Secured q 6iF7 BY fsys Patc7t from ne Pre;4sat Of tbs
United StstT.
THE fuccsfsful effects Of thrfe Bitters have been
4 fully experienced, in Correcting add carttinp
Oft janndcy and bilious matter from the Ror7ach
and at theiame time strengthening the ftomach'
lncreailng the appetite, and removing the fnking
fa'nt d'itreHed feeling, and the neepy dull heavi
nets IL dilgreeabls to be borne and the BrefiIre
and ddtreis q breathing referring alto frenpth y,
the weak ana trembling limbs, removing the yellow
nets OF countensnce 70 common 10 iaundicv ana
weakly people, and afo the dizzinefs of the Head
and veaknels IF the eight. They remarkably ri.
Ieve low iP'rited and melancholy people. and carry
OF 5yteric and hyrocondriac complaints. Thev
are an excellent remedy for crofulons and fcorbn.
TIC dhdrdefs. They are very uieful for Seanen M
take often when at Cea, particularly in warm cli.
mates. as rrciervs;ivs asainf diEordsrs incident
80 iuch climates .shilh are generally Dntrid and
bhhou>) oy removing obitruttoDs, carrying Of bile.
and giving free Circulation 70 the blood.
~ Ihe above BrtteFs are for flle by JOHN
COE, Ar M. Fin Greet.-Price 36 the Box.
Portland, july IL, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

The United States, of a. the New York, Of
44j The Congrefs, Of as; John Adams, Of al; and
General Greene, Of 81 guns, are laid up in ordna-
~ at Warrington.
The fquadron uader Commodore Dale, defined
70 the Medrterranran,is competed ofthe Preiident,
ot44 Philadelphia, OF "A Efex, Of 81; and En
teTprize Of a guns.
The CheiaPeak, Of A guns, lies in Hampton
Road the Conheation, Of 90, in the Delaware /;
he Adamo, Of 3e, Al New-Yor and tne Conni-
tuition, Of a., and Bottom, of "a, in Bottom harbor
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

NOTICE IL hereby given, that the fabfcrbers
N having heen duly appointed Executors to The
tan viii and te6ament NJ JEREMIAH HACKER.
late OF BTnnfTck, in the county Of Cumberland.
deceaied, have taken on them!elves the truf, and
gwen bon II A. thc law dIrttls. All perfons having
a-ma.0s aEaine tld sitatc, are dchred 10 exhibit
them for f-ttlt nent, and All ndsb,ed thereto ~
max immediate pavment,to ANNE HACKER. or
JEREMIAH HACKER, If ilid BruHI1uiek, o. III
ISAAC HACKER, of .SaAm, ID the County Of
Eek.
SFlezi' June IS, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

AT NewburyPort, on the int. two fliIors, in
t11icated with liquor, and riding in a cbaile,
overlet it-and a iplinter paGel through the
body ofone ard killed him intantly. He is
laid to have been JJfsph Hurfort, Of Kenne-
beck
a dreadful CORN Of hail and rain were expe-
rienced At Cincinnati, he z5,h May and with
otEer damage ga panes Of glais were de
froyed.
"A Mr. Jenks, living 10 The town Of Spence
RATED the aft year, QUE hundred and Gxty bulh
els OF Indian Corn (theiet) from only Two
acres Of gtourd
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
nuPHAhf-

At Durham, the anniversary of American
Independence, was celebrated by the inhahit
ants in manHer which did honor TO their pat
riotiim Capt. Lfaae Davi5's company Of Fed
eral Volunteers in complete uniform, paraded !
and at IL O'Clock elcorte! large proceflion Of
gentlemen Of that and the neighbouring towns
from the fouth wet bend 10 the Meeting houfe ;
where fpirited and truly federal Oration was
delivered to a numerous and crowded aT:mbly,
BY Doctor JoHN CoNvERsE, Of that town -
The procetiion then returned, and at three
o'clock partook Of an elegant dinner, at the
houf- Of Mr.. .Tofbb Prottor. After dinner the
ufRal number Of 1oaffs we're drank accompa-
MED with dichaJge Of muiquetry.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

70 tbs Hon. ne Senate and HogE or Rebret.atative,
9ffbe Csaimaa7yealtb Of Mq95ebuFtts, IN General
Court a5Eajled a, Befon, N t5s Ian Wtdaejaay
0f Ma, " 70. 1901
PIE und -rfgRed Petitioners, IN behalf Of the
l. inhabitants of the town OF Wavreg, in the
county 0f Lincoln, RESPECTFULLY reprefent--that III
The inhao'tantG Of laid town Id have The cxciu-
hSe right and privilege OF taking the hh caltd Sbad
and Aewivrs, within the llnts Of fad town, ia ST.
Georges RIVER, 4 would hr ar e1cntial advantage
aHd benefit 10 fad town, and I'd injuryt0 any ether
IndlviGual-aud your petitioners further rtpteient
to Your Honors, that the faid town Of Warren
h vr for many yeas been and ltill are fubiett TO
very KY ~ and cx3 anrdIuary expencrs III main
taiHing f,vcra. extrnHvs bridges acrofs :he faid
river aud TO branthes, anc 20 pro1de for the ex-
Pences incidental 70 The hth-ry af0ref1iI-Wheie-
fore your pa TONERS humly pray that your honors
would grant 70 the inhabitants az "a q town The
executive privilege Of taxing the faid fin in laid
river whip the limits Of the faid town and as ID
duty bOlrd VIII ever pray.
JOHN WILLIS, , SeLi711sz OF
JOHN LIBBY, ) Faron.
Harrsr, lsJ "A, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

T0 TIE H2g. tbs Senate, AMI Gentlemen OF the HyaE
gRfPraIfHtUtizet gf tbe Common zvealb ef laga-
cbryftg.
HE Petition Of Hannah Young, widow Of, and
A. AdminfratH on the eaate Of Henry Young, late
Of CHlhing, n the county OF Lincoln Mariner, deceaC
ed, humsiy fhewch-Th2t your Petitioners hulbaad
had in the year 1899, one land in fad Cuihing ap-
praied and et off TO him ia full fatsacion Of an exc
cuton, obtained againG Richard Adams of fad Cufh-
ing Marner-that the aid and was dilpoed Of IN the
laid decealed lifetime Cornelius DAVIS of Ed Gun,
ing-thst before the time Of redemption had expired
and before any legal conveyance Of fad land was ada
your Petitioners hulband died Ca in February I8co
Your Petitioner therefore humbly prays that your
honors would empower her in her faia Capacity 10
make and execute legal Deed Of conveyance of faid
land he laid Cornelius Davis according 70 the mites
and bounds let forth in he return made on the laid
execution and your petitioner in duty bound fhaIl
ever pay
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
39orhanO,

M0NDAl, july IS, 1901.

"a The 9th inf. the TruHecs and Overfee's
q 6'SO5siu CoB,gs, met at Brunlwi. K, for the
saOl's Of q PreGdent Of flid College. when the
hev JOSEPH M'KEEN, Of Beverly, was
caDtes.--1he friends Of literature are cong atu.
'asd on The PrOlQea Ct having man F. emf
Lem tor learning, talents and hyperion knowl-
sdge' 70 PrsGde IN ieminary which promiles
.as srsa'ea utility to the rifng youth OF Ibis
f0uFiIhing Dlarid.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
SALEM, JULy 2.
cOPENHAGEM.

cOPENHAGEM
" r., 1oiah Orne arrived here on Sunday
Ia fom Copenhagen, from which place be
I 60 ,be 7,h May. Capt. Orne was at Co.
u. "~,g,p on that tremendous day when the
Z !. 10 attacked the Danilh batteries. It ap-
Ek -, not % have been expeded that hoRiIitiss
I roud aaually take place, until the Britifh
'ae ~,.de The paGage of the Sound; and no pre-
Il rsr.,;ons Of defence appeared TO be making
an then and from the thortnefs of the time,
II ,b.s were but flight. The ancient fpirit Of the
l Il. n,nes was rouied by the danger that threat
~ ,,ed. and every man became voluntarily
HI, alder. The floating batteries which were
I 4. snnofed 10 the Britih were merely old hulks,
-. -b;cb on this location wee mounted with
III sopon and manned with REF Lutte Danes The
ia. searnA,on of thefe was an uncomfortable lois
I : hut that Of their brave defenders was dreadful
sS IL eyere, as theY were open and exPoled to the
a.. ~ of their enemy, the hulks not affoI ding
i shat helter to the men which IS ulDal in Oh ps
y fmar. This battle did not expofe the Daniih
So navy, which were iafe in an interior f-uatOn,
v. "a could be approached but through a mar
j NV channel, filed with obRrUfiOn, for the
+ eecsion. Nor was the city Of Copenhagen il
sry danger from the Engiiih ihiPs. either before
IA after the acton; and all the land defences
= we're perfea, and manned with people, ready
10 Gied the lait drop Of blood to rePel an attack.
y Tbs effect Of the battle was me deGruaion Of
Iadhuks Of little value; the lois Of about COCO
Danes, and not fmall number Of Englih, kill
and wounded and the exsfperating Of The
h Danes to very high pitch againf the En2lih.
ISsch is Capt Orne's account from Copenhagen.
A day or two before Capt. Orne's departure,
FEora Mellon failed eatward with his feet
% the 18th Capt. o. lPoke Briti(h fTigate,
having on board an Ambafador, bonnd to St.
lssrlburg. They appeared to regret the fail
g9lFg Of Melon, fea-ing rs operations, before
rs by could overtake him, might Be contrary TO
h Re Objea of the embafy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

J0nrHeymen Sboe-n1aker5 Wanted.
'WO or three JoUrneymen at the Sheemaking
Bufnefs, may fnd employ and good wages ~
applying to JOHN & SETH PHILLIPS, at the
head Of Col Waits Wharf, Fore ffreet, Portland.
Alto Is wanted, one or TWO active Lads a. Apprens
ices to the above huGnefs, TO whom good encour.
agement will be eiven-APpy as above.
Portland, fuly 10th 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in Biddsard Pgf Office,
JULY 9Th, 1901.
Joshua Haley, Eliiha Hin, Jofiah Long, Merriam
y Larrabee, Stephen Perki0s-all of Biddeford.
Ephraim Bryant, David Bryant, Daniel Chafe,
Nathaniel Flicker, Nathaniel HptchiDs, Betty Swain.
Sally Sawyer, James Snow, Ifrael Solomon, John
Wrlght-PetpvTsIbor0ug5.
Samuel Cuts, James Clark, Jacob Hooper, Sam
uel HaeYt-P5His6vR.
James gefone-HIgfer- HarJour.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
Fsw YcsK, Jury s
REVENUE.

Unite; arGog from Goods imported
~ - oort during the month of April, a
sE' - - tbe inmenfe fun of gVsa baadred and
gu, .t.a6,gl d9llarJ-and we are wa anted in
- nj the duties for the month of May,
49, N .Sr,onnt TO a m greater Ium 7
~ - =" obove fun is upwards of zoo.coo dol
ln H. = than the amount of Duties for any
I,nsr month.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
SALEM, July :

prNFYOLENT INSTITUTION.
onrnber Of rc(peaable Ladies in this town
!. ssociated, and formed generous fund,
]. 4 ~ D,lroo(e Of elablilhing and maintaining
-;ne;,ution for the benefit Of Female Orphans,
- IN nav Rand 10 need of the kind hand Of
- for education and luPpOrt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

hARRIED-In his town, BY the Rev. MIR KeIloq .,
Mr. Ne7Ubu,y A1oyl, to Mifs Cql5eri7s Sfevaa,
AT Machias, DR.. William Wbiier7oys, TO AJils DebBy
Coae5
AZ Halowell, Jo5u Dgvis, Efq. or AuguR4, to Mifs
Nasry Cutler.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
ft@ - =pp

from the eatement Of the votes received
ION 10 mott Of the towns in the Third EaRern
D ~, i appears that RICHARD CUrrs. Eiq
s s"l &c Chen Representative TO Congrefs, to
'aPPiy the place of Mr.. THATCHER.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
CovNoEwF tLrH Of MASSACHUSETTS,.

CcwNoEwF tLTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
4. re H9Hls Of RrtrefatgfiUeJ, June i, I8ol.
ON the petition Of the ScieGmcn 0f Warren, in
the coudiy 81 Liuc0in-OrdrreG, That the petition
eTs Publh e'd petition with this order thereon,
three ~ee-s lHccelivey IN The Portland Ga zeffe,
the TAFT publication 10 * thirty days prior ID The
iecond Wednesday Of he next FELTON, of The Cen
eral Court, that all Pcrlons concerned may then
and there appear ard ilew caufe If Any they have,
why the prayer Of laid petition fould not De
granted. Sent up for concurrence,
EDWARD n. ROBBINS, Speaker.
IN Senate, June 18th, I8oI.- Read ADD CONQUERED.
DAVID COBB Proficient.
"A true C0Pv-htteh
GEORGE Z. VAUGHAN, Clerk OF Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

DIED-At C4mbidce on Thurfday head inn. Mr.
Hf7yy Gokbv0af Jeats t u.s. lon of tie late Captain
Samuel Ienks
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

On MOND441 aeae, the zotb i'm at o-o'eloei, an.
AZ tbe Store LatsL OreapiedIy PIsRsos y TBArcE.
En-. F5gyfrea,
XKTILL commence the fale Of their STOCK IN
w TRADE coniifting Of EngIifh and WeRndia
Goods, Tea, india CoItoas, Hhds. Bottled Cider.
Porter, &cAs the conditions will be liberal, Tra-
ders and others viii do well TO attend Psn6tusIly
fEly r3.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

WHEREAS CommifTion Of Bankruptcy, foun-
w ded upon the act OF Congrefs OF the United
States, pafied the fourth day Of April, 1900, en-
titled = An act to ehabifh a uniform fyftem of
Bankruptcy throughout the United States has
been awarded and ,fiued aganf
Samuel NJ. Quincy,
Of Portland, IL the dritt Of Maine, merchant, ADD
the faid Samuel NJ. Quincy has been declared
Bankrupt, he hereby required to furrender him.
tclf 20 the CommiiiOners 10 the iald CommiiTiOA
named, or to the major part OF them, or the 10th
day OF July next, and on the 24th Of the fame
month, and the 10th of Auguh next, az 10 o'clock
n the forenoon Of each of faid days, al theAuaion
Room of El1yard OrHaTG, in Fin freet, Portland,
aud make full dilcoyrry and difclofure Of bis ef-
tate aud effects when and where his creditors are
hereby notified 20 come prepared 70 prove their
debts aud AZ the iecOnd meeting 10 choofe al az
6gnee and at the Taft meeting the faid Bankrupt
is requred 20 fnifh his examination; and at faid
lat meeting, any Of the creditors Of faid Bankrupt
may Be heard, IL they fha fee 6t, before fad Com
miiiiouers, aganf the making or allowing Of Ger.
fcate TO the Judge of faid difi6t, 10 entitIe the
fald Bankrupt to a certificate Of diicharee. AN
perfons indebted to faid Bankrupt, are III make
payment, and thofs who have a1y of his effects
are To deliver the fame 70 fuch pCrfons only as The
Commifioners ihal appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD,
EBENEZER MAYO,
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
PsrflGHd, Ja1e %, 1891
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
PORTLAND MARINE LYSr.

Ktlsejiay ia6 arrived brig Mary, capt. Hunt, 20
ssrJ fem Lj6Oa
Tbe Jip Portland, iatry On Bore at Nantucket, has
hfa9ot cf.
Tje FrEa1Bip. Of Portland, is condemned at Nszr-
Precedence, and TIE Fair Trader is qpaitiag further
Pro9f
s.osv May, Ham, Of ibis port, qcas Poke Feb. :,
Iat ~, on eoeekJ from Plrm2mb-bad beee 4rizen
Of IRE c9q9 three timer beiag art Of prozfoa5 and
S14fer, o4t asVay for Cbarlcfon.
liz Carns!~, Of Ibis part, and Sally, Of Pen6Jto
baq,1 arriz,ed at liverpool.
Soob Pazger, capt Col5y, f ib1 port, qca5 at Nrzv
OrIeaHl, F.5. ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
DiGriq Of CbsklRsa, Ella, 1901


NOTICE ID MASTERS OF VESSELS AND PILOTS.
Direct ons fer falling by Georgetown Lgbt-Hcufe.
erected and now lighted, the iouthern point OF
North-Iand, AZ the entrance Of Georgetown harbor,
Southcaroina.
The Lgbt. Holye bars ~ n E. fran BE ortcr peal
e CAPE R0a1a, dfIat fys .zgzs II Pz7g ii, either
.orit7UH'dy oatb7Uaydy, Osg:h 7Uu tint fac ta5ons
7vaier, 7vaJiT ve miles Is tie laaA The sG" bank e"biab
tbs mf egFer1 and 5oai lies about mile and ba 70
e Of tbs range Of oa thai Hrt before f6e entrance e
t5s LIySour, and zvif5i7 fee miles Of s Hs o. re sgen
fotas Of here fvOo f5o al bgb zU1T, ca TIE Vo5rH
lire E1tJozs, and foe EatJoas al round il.
TIE Light HUFF bears from tbs tsf'ya point M NJ about
sgo leagues, and from i5s qvrn, NJ NJ w. at tie Er7f Dr.
ti,ss TIE principal entrance into tie barbour E 70 The nf6
.ysr4j eg.s drawing from to feet 4Oats, may lga pilot
Be Prosure5) enter at baf By bringing t5s Light
HUFF bear NJ By w. and yDn7Hg directly for f. 70 7Oif5i7
oo Eabm5 Of the land tBy then zH back dep 7yater o.
botb 6as for v;rai miller ~ 5 Bay. 4 eoE o3 hds rjfs
6ere ob,si ! E.t DANIEL STEHENS,
Sg9eriaa4sf srLs Light Hos; ER45yGmat. S. Carolina.
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Tofeph Morrill,,

Of Biddeford, il the Dari6of Maine Elquire and he
being declared Bankrupt is hereby required lurren
der himelf to the Commiliioners IN the faid Commit
Gon named or to the major part OF them, on the hrt
fifteenth and twenty ninth days Of April ne&t three
o'clock the afternoon Of each Of the d days at the
houfe Of Teba cea9c, nn-hoder, IN PepperreIboro i'll
f3d Ditrict, and make full difcovery and dlclolure
Of his e6are End efe45 when and where the Cred
itors to prepared to prove their debts and
at the econd meeting choole agnee or a1ignees;
and he lI meeting iaid Bankrupt is required I'm
iih his examination All perfons indebted % faid
BinkrapI, TO make payment, and thofe who have
any Of his etft Cts deliver the fame nth per-
fons only, the Commit oners 1iall appoint.
SAMUEL PERSON,
JAMES GRAY, Jun Coazv1-l7eSs.
DANIEL GRANGER,
PrBbsrytii6syopgb lEayeb 3, 8oI. 4w
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70 x y6H AZ P4JLe CIk tbs Ecoad day or july, AZ
fqv9 o'clack IL ne afternoon,
ONE hundred acres Of LAND-A Dwell.
~ LING HOUSE, one tory, az BY 38, Enihsd
out hde and part inldc. The iaid Land Is a neck
coted BY the water, 70 that lixty rods Of fencing
will inclofe the whoIe.-SlX loads ofSat Hay, and
four loads of EsgIih, cut on faid land-very
cOmmod,ous tor ihipbui.dinR--wv wooded and
timber3d---a good Pafnre-Lyinr in Ao5lrbcyOEgb.
county OfLinColn, inc eatern hde Of Damari iCofty
Bay For farther information, apply to BENJA-
MIN PLUMMER, adoning the premifs.
March, 1901.
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Common wealth Of MaGachufetts.

AOuItllOIeRCdil VI NAdl4d I'LL lStto'
Ia fb. H1gje ofRtbrefntatiUs5, FEB. oh, SOL
ON the Petition of James Gray and'othrra, own
ers OF certain tract of Marlh 10 PepPerrelltorouGh
and Scarborough, nra ying, that law may be pan
ed 10 prevent horfes, neat Caulc, &c. from g"InE
a. large, and being turned on thd M'rih' ana ior
other purnof-s referred 10 IN fiid petition,
ORDERED, That the Petitioners cautF IN at
teled copy Of their petition, and this order theTeon
70 be pJbiiksd three weeks fucceaivelv 10 tha
newp1per publilhed by Eleazer A. jerks OF Port
land the at publication to be three weeks at ieait.
bcfo-e the frcond Wednefiay of the frt ftiiion Of
the next General Court, thar I'll pecions nterefed
may then appear and hew cauis lt any theY nave
why the prayer of ilid P-tition Mould not o.
granted
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker
~ Senate, february zP, I8oi
Read and couCnrrcd,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Prefdeht.
a :rue conv-At'tf,
EDWARD p. HAYMA1', CLERK Of Senate.