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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10
10 Capt. Richard Conauay.

n THE bubhc are relbea-
fully informed, that the PATENT
and PUBLIC MEDICINES from,
the hOuts Of Richard Lee and
Go. Baltimore, are REMOVED from
MeBrs. T. and T. d. WeRcoh's,
10 Samuel Blhob's fat1ona,y fore,
IN Royal (lreet, where a cog1aat
Ju9fI will IN future be kept lor
JaIe.
NoU. 10.
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N0V. 10, 1901.

NoV. 10, 1901.
GENTLEMEN,
for t6e e71)f.9trnfion Of tbe inhabitants
"a0le to pcy taxes, yon are ,e2ueRed to
fn0lJb ne jdLlo4rixg letter, eontainmy
ne opnio1 IF Mr.. CHARLES LEE on
IRE xezv tax, md ebige yonrs, SIC.
RICHARD CONWAY.
Mc1r5. s. ,SA07vaeu ant ca.
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All perfons having claims a.

All periohS having Claims a.
gainf the fubfcriber are requeeed 70 pre-
TENT their accounts imrscdiaiely--fuch as
are indebted viii pleafe to make payment,
in my abfence, TO Mr.. James Keith, jun.
JAMES PORTER.
Nov. 10. ec5w
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E1tr9(7 Of "a letier fran Malaga, aalea
/. Ann,.l aE

Aagnf 20.
!" This year you will receive very
mort iupply of new fruit as on account
OF quarantine, which is Fill in force up.
on all veifels from rhe United States, few
American veGels have ven,ured this say. %
be captain Of vcAtl laying at ST.
.la9o de Cuba, writes TO his owner in N.
YORK, under date of On. 6, as follows
There has been the devil TO pay
here, and l came III TO flare the form.
Shortly after my letter 10 YOU OF the sth
September, an order came ON from The Go
werner ct the Havana TO arreit the Ame.
riean CoIdul, Mir. hinkfly; TO ieizc his
property, ard ocni.nc him in priton, which
was pat into immediate execution. This
meatore, II is frppoied, has been adopted
IN corflquerce rerrehenfons 10 the Spa
nlih government, that he was engaged in
carrying On an illicit trade
4 letter from Gibraltar dated Auqufs
rs, iays, an attack from the French and
Spaniards is expected. Spanifh depreda-
t.ons on American property continue. 1t.
Maley, who commanded the u. States
tehooner Experiment. is 4 pr:foner at AL
geziras. The TripoIitan Admiral has
offered his veheis for fale at Gibraltar,
but has been unable to dapoie of them. -
The governor has re!ufei fupply of pro
vitions to his veGels. A 'rripolitan cruizer
was in chafe of an American nip, which
1t was fuppofed lhe took.
The immenle and overgrown tobulaiiau
OF the Ruilian Empire has offen been the
iubJett of the wonder of travellers and DO
i,nclanS. 1t is not howe, er wholly mr.
accountable. We learn from late taHir.
teal writer, tina: before The year ITO
there were not three books in that empire
upon medical fubje6ts.
Lo1l. PIP.
A late London paper contains the fol-
lowing -" Lait week, Jacob PreGon,
efq. was elected Mayor of Yarmouth.
The ceremony of choofing the mayor is
curious Six members of,he common coup-
Gil and fix freemen of the borough, are
locked up In the great hall near the church
until aine are unanimous in the choice of
one perion. The electors were this year
thirty three hours in coming to their de-
termination. They have however. been
known to fit nine days Neither food nor
light ihould be admitted into the room du-
ring the election, but the parties left TO
watch and f}arye each other CUT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10
ateranurta aopertf5er.
TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 10.

q few days ago we publithed lifl of
che officers ofthe Navy, then retained in
ierviee ---fome difmiGals having taken
place the following has been politely
furni'hed for this Gazette, and we are az
fured il is correct liz Of the fuperior of.
ricers ofthe Navy, who are now retained
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10

The Convention of the fate of New
York adjourned on Tuefday the cd inf.
fNe die. Before riGng they fnally deter
mined, that the number of the members
of the Ahembly fhor!d in future be 100
and never exceed SO, that the number of
Senators ihould be permanently 81; and
'hat by the true contraction of the con.
t.isution Of the fate, the right Of nomi-
a&ticn is veaed corcurren.ly in the Co
vernon and Council of appointment.
&c. L. Muicum.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-10

lRANsL ALTON.

TRANSLATION.
ETtrAt IF a note from Baron Ibnput ss
M. 1alleyraud, dat<a Vieuua, The 11tb
Of A4ggf, 1900.
The emperor has ordered me, Sir. to
convey to the frlt confuI, through your
channel, the invitation for the immediate
meeting of the REFLECTIVE plenipotentiares.
who with good faith and zeal are occupied
in concerning with as little delay as poili-
bic, the means of re-efabli{hing general
tranquility, after which tutoring Europe
has long fghed in vain; his maicf9y fat
tiers himfelf, that through that meaiure
his pacific wilhes will be fpeeaily accom-
Plifhed with more certainty, becaufe the
king of Great Br!eain his ally, had huff
caufed 1t to be declared TO him that he is
ready, onhis part, to concur in the fame,
negotiations, as it appears by the enclofed,
copy Of the official note delivered here by
lord Mimic, his Britannia majeffy's envoy
extraordinary and miniaer plenipotentia-
n.y.. 1t only remains, therefore, to agree
upon the place at which the plenipotentia-
ries fhall meet, which will doubtless be
eaiily fettled. In order to facilitate the
intercourfs Of the plenipotentiaries with
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P "A P E r S
RelafiDe to tbe Commencement of
NEGOTIATIONS OF PEACE w1ru
FRANCE.
(ContixzeA.J
mo. AL
Note.

Do1cniMg -/a,set, SEPT. rs, 1900.
MIR. Hammond is directed to acona;nt
M. Otto that the oblervations contained
IN his note this day, received by Mr..
Hammond, have been laid before his ma
Jetty's government.
The kings ieryants regret that M
Otto's initruetions are not luf4icientlv ex-
teniive to enable him to furnilh the means
OF accommodation On thoie points which
prevent the concluiion Of naval armil-
tice.
The only Object which his maieav has
had in view iii this difcuilion has been re-.
Peatedly feated, as we'll as thofe conGdera-
tons watch appear to him neceaarily to
limit the extent of the conceflions which
1t is pofible for him to make in this re-
fpcet.
II Is not conceived that any advantage
can arle from new fatelnent of the fame
topics, ESPECIALLY as is not doubted that
Nj. Otto, in his report of the different ar
guments itated by Mr.. Hammond in their
conference, will bring them in the fulleH
manner under the confederation of his go
vernnient. In offering theic concef1ions
his majety has g ven 1trong proof Of his
willingness to make comfortable lacrifce
OF the particular intereas of this country,
IN order to facilitate thoGe negotiations for
general peace in which he has expref1ed
his readiness to concur-He fill perieveres
in the fame difpoGtions, and will be will
Ing to join in any proper aeps to be taken
for that rlrpoie.
Signed, GEO. HAMMOND.
NJ. Otto.
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mo. 49,
TRANsLATIoN.
Herefora-4reet, Oao5sr 8, 1900

SIR,
have received the letter which you
did me the honor to address to me this
morning, requeRing that would acquaint
you In writing with the fubfance of the
communication which l have been direct
ed to make to you, the importance of the
object TO which it relates rendering you
apprehenfive, Left you would not complete
ly have ieized the meaning Of the co,nInu
nication, haaen therefore to tranfmit the
fubRance of it TO you.
The lait notes which were exchanged,
and feveral important events, which have
completely changed the BATS upon which
the propoied armiitice was to Ilavcbecn ef-
tabliihed having put an end to the nego-
citation, on foot, have the honor to inform
you, that notwithstanding the circumstances
which are oppofed to the concluGon Of the
maritime truce, the fnif conful is invaria-
bly, difpofed to receive any oyertures rela-
tive to feparate negotiation between
France and Great Britain, and that the
mode of fuch overture entirely depends
upon the option fhis majeRy that when
the king fhall think proper TO fend for that
purpoie plenipotentiary to Paris, ! am
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mo. 49,
Hfreford. frset, Sept. aS, 1900.
Sir,

DIR,
have received the note,. which youdid
me the honor to addrefs to me on the 10Th
and / loft no time in forwarding the con-
tents to my government; and alto the OBJ
tervations contained in the piece which I
have now the honor to return epcloied.
His majefy's minifry has done juffice
to my intentions, in being perfnaded that
/ would fend to France faithful account
of the CO, erEation which I had the honor
to hold with you. I have done every
thing IN my power to make the hrf con-
full acquainted with the whole extent of
the conditions which you were directed to
communicate TO me.
Whatever may be the refulto of this at
tempt of the two governments to re-ef1a-
blifh the general tranquility of Europe, I
ought to congratulate myielf for having
been to the minifry of his maeffy the or.
gan of the pacifce difpoftions of France:
land for having been charged to tranlnit to
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[ my government the afIurance Of the equal
~ conciliatory diipoGsions of his maielfy
l nave the honor to be with the hiehea
confederation. ''0'>
Signed, OTTO
! To Mr.. Hammond,
lnder Secretary of State.
mo. 44:)
TRANSLATION.
:. HerJ0ra-.Qyeet, Ca. 6, 1900.
Sir,
Mr.. George not being yet returned, I
nave the honor to address myfelf directly
to you, to requef that you will meet me
IN Park Place. or in any other place which
you fhall think proper to appoint. / have
the honor to be, &c.
Signed, OTTO.
Mr.. Hammond.
mo. 49,
Do1vning ..lareel, ORober 8, 1900.
SIR,
In endeavouring to make for the infor-
nation OF his najehy's miniffers, as accu-
"a te representation. as could of the pur-
port. OF the communication which you ye-
terday made to me verbally, have hltfo
much anxiety, left, in an affair of fuch i'm
portance, there lhould be any mihatemcnt
on my part Of what you faid, that | can
not help expecting to you my earneR de-
lire that you would iend me a written mi
mute OF the fubitance of this aniwer in the
lame manner as has been done in all the
other itages Of this difcullion.
have the honor to be, &c.
Signed, GEO. HAMMOND.
M. Orgo.
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authorized not only to content to it. but 70
SEWER :e to him the neceiIary paGport. That
e.r uh .ie :, contrary MS majeay lhould pre-
i Lei .nat the preliminary negotiations fhould
b be oegun at London, fpecial powers will
DC lent to me for that purpoie.
have the honor to be, &c.
Signed, OTTO
Mr.. HAMMoNn.
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FIRST NOTICE.
Whereas a Connil1ion Of
AMong rv6irb are

Whereas a Commiliion Of
Bankruptcy is awarded and inued forth
againlt E!ilha Cullen Dick of the town Of
Alexandria, and he being declared bank
lupt is hereby required to furremder him
ief to the commif1ioners in the faid com
million named, or the major part of them,
on the seventeenth day Of this month, at
twelve o'clock in the forenoon, at the
Warrington tavern, in Alexandria, ard
make full difcovery and difclofure of his
el'ate and effects; when and where the
creditors OF the faid Elilha Cullen Dick,
sI'fer IN his ieParate capacity or as one Of
Inc late houie Of James Meaie M,Rea and
company, may attend, prepared to prove
'he'r debts-At the fecond fitting of the
..1Unlnl,ilo,ners, the faid bankrupt is to 90
.hlough his iecond examination and at
:. NC lalt lifting the faid bankrupt is requir-
~ " min his examination, and the Gre
S eIc aforeiaid to chooie anignees, Of which
n .uD'equent fitting due notice will be given
anu the creditors are to ai1ent or diaeot
. ION the allowance of his certificate. All
,rho l0'ls indebted 10 the faid bankrupt, or
MN NM nave any of his effects, are not to
f rw =: deliver the fame, but to whom the
,o,;oa ~ fhall appoint, but to give
HENRY MOORE.
-. Clerk to the Commillion.
-lanssry o, 1907
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mo. Al
D070n'ng: Frees, oaober 9, 1900.


.D07vn'ngg .,erees, oaobrr 9, 1900,
SIR,
have the honor to acknowledge tb.
receipt OF your letter of yeRerday's date,
and am directed to acquaint you,
lhat his majefy's government entirely
agrees IN the opinion there expreGed. thai
ali further difcuflion of the terms Of = ~,
val armiltice would be fuperAuous, as the
only Object which it was propofed TO hi.
majeity to iecure by fuch an arrangement.
has In the mean time been made ground Of
1eparate iacrihccs required from his ally.
With refpeet to the propofal of opening
negotiations for feparate peace, his ma.
Jeity, retaining always the Gncere deiire
which he has uniformly expreHed for the
reEoration of general tranquility in Eu-
rope, mutt at the fame time renew his for
mer declarations, of invariable determine
ton to execute with punetuality and good
faith his engagements with his allies and
mutt therefore feadily decline TO enter in
to any meafures tending to leparate his in
tereits from thoie of the powers who lhall
continue to make common cauie with him,
IN the proiecurion Of the war.
! am, &c.
Signed, GEO. HAMMOND.
M. OTro.
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N O TIC r.

m aaa;na p e having claims
Poera, the eisate of the late THoMA.
ward ~ ! are lrequeaed to,bring them for
Ard W ! IN or before the firif Of March nest.
,eouetfs rs indebted to him are respectfully
'u % make payment TO
Tan. 0AXAH PORTER. 5Adm.x.,
(sleo
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ems DAY rvaL.suFD,
By Thomas B. ~ Al

.fa!a rsej fer t =; h Bsotfra q Da.s. Gee s=4
IT,. .i-lzf - PsT;.sal,
THE FARMERS ALTANACk aud REGIS FL an
ter Sea CAlcu.a.ud fur the meridian VI pr land.
Pt KS o-g MO norh. But vii an.wrr tOg aHy ut
the N1-thrrn states. This Aln.anack contAn.-hthI-s
VII al ulu4I ifpuhieaJions Of ths knup4rt,cuiEr u
redjous feipettng the employment Of uncrs dur ng
he Water Spung. summer and fal. A variety Of Gu
pertaining IA probe and verfe. Court Calendar,
which q corect As - the times sad places Of holding
she supreme, Circuit &ad Diar9 Courts Of Shc United
Stres-snd the Supremt Judicial Courts. anu Clur ts
~ Common Pleas Ot Aaiachuirtts. NCwhAmphre ADD
Name Fri.nds' Yearly and Quarterly Meetings Pro-
bare Courts The DulriG IT Maine Accurate Tables
X: lnfCr-h butte stamped Paper. Rates 81 Letter
Poaass P5a Roads from Portland the city d Wath-
ineon aud various other cites and towns IN The Uni
ted States.
The Regiler, which is included in this Ain mack
conSAn,--A h0 OF the various Officers OF the United
States beginning yith the Prclden and enumerating
thntr al tie lsver4 Departments ~ state, Treaiury,
var navy, sc. Judges Of The iuprcme Judicial, and
diHri9 courts of the U0rd states Representatives %
conEe Retenue officers and col e6tors Of all the ports
IN ;ae dria Of Maine Collectors OF 'he internal reve
diilled plrts, wheel carriages, distributors o.
Clamps &c --ALso
A li0 of the officers Of this commonwealth, enumeta-
tine The Counle Tors the lenators and representatives
RON this dtrtt. judges Of the upreme adiciAl court
attorney and fohcor general, clerks, &c. u0ces
throughout the commonwealth, julliccs oi the common
pleas lptcatiuAccs clerks of the Cions, judges anu
regtgr Of prO3a,e, regRcrs Of deeds, Juices al zoe
qulru and high ihergs the public rotares 10 the it
ygra counties IN the ditSt the inspectors OF pot and
pearl s(h butter, lard aud beef.
Officers OF the notwithstanding with the major
gentrais ana their aids-de camp and -numeratne the
BROADER geHcrsl, brigade aiors and quarter matters.
>0oues, ma1rs, officers of cavalry aud .rtiIcry--tnd
.hr number ~ mCa each regiment Or brig A1cAud ia
each "a adrun of cavalry. and batta ION ~ artillery
% Tbif Ea sfnitayy esI errIi fTs~ ~ bookf sf
ss fsai Esgsr u zubo % oblgAg .uSf7 bisaf
Alto, officers Of Bowdoin college, ane preceptors OF
the everal academies in Maine oheer> of the Portland
baak, and Naiac aud marine nusancc company,
lodge Of naf,ns Maue Genius Of this ditrict, aad
OF the UANcd states.
a. Tsn rcgjla igsat Encouragement y glvrn, T05s
tosiiara7 aaisagsj pepgs HeSf y.sr Pable hf n
be MFRS Eaf fel-brs Y s0ray oa q rvf'y Aos7i
4Iias u ~ Dfris
AZ 'he aforementioned places NAV be had BECKER
SlAEF's ALMANACk for 1874 cA.ca stcd for the
meridian Of Portland This amsnack contains all ihat
is uila "a pohl-arion. of The kind anl se4lay &C u
rate with The Farmers amanAek il the calculations =
has q a naIcc fac. aud oid al lis price.
-ps'Il-sy5 C5. Tx, Ig-I.
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John Taber & Son.

No. ?, MUssEY' SOW, soal LAND,
y Efpc9fully inform their friends and the public,
" thar they have received diret1 frOm the Msnutac-
tulies, per the fhiPs hfi-erva NatAy and B,.b from
Ligs, ~ good anortuent of GOODS, fnitab.e FOR
the approaching lcaion
Nto. very executive ailortment Of CUTLERY
ana Hard WARE.
large alIartmrn' of JOiNER'S TOOLS.
:, JapanseG Pate Warmers; Chlefr Wagons.
kafe Trays; Patent Lamps and CandeItieks,
Door Spri0ss,
Ladies Pocket Books
CentIenen's do with Shaving Apparatus,
Sheet Irva, and Lesdi Iron Ware,
Tin smiths Vices and Anvils,
2 by ard 3 by lo Window GAS.
60 few Chefs Bohca, Souchouc aEd Hylou
TEA, of The S4,ieyI cargo.
All OF which will be iod cheap for oaih OF app owed
credit. Io!b hls. ~, 1901.
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Stephen M'LeHan g M
liam BrozyH,

n II AVE imported per mp Bah. aud other late ar
4 j rivals, Al eXtsnbve ahartmeut Of ENGLISH Z
EARDRARE GOODS, fele9td 1y their own hsnas,
aud luted the pref-nt and approaching ieafon ;
which they offer oa the moa liberal 5erm,, for cath or
approved credit, AZ Mar u 4, To4as kosO, ioof sf
FL irss They beg leave allure thcr friends ana
the puhc, that th1 following articles are offered "a ~
good terms, they think. bc obtained from any
regular importers-viz.
BRoADcLo his. luPer6ns, fine. middLng, and
low priced.
COATINGS, do. do. do.
FNlZES, aud KERSEY DUFFILS, dot1o.
KERSeY&ERES, figured plain and 1uted.
SWANSDOWNS. PLAID. aripe and fancy
tLANNELS & BAIZES; black. white and ether
coiors ROSE BLANKETS.
TAMNi z, MOREANs, SHALLOONS, FLOR
ENTiNES AID RUssELIErS
C4LAMANCOEs. DURANTs & CANBI.ETs.
HANDKEkCHItFS, f K black and fancy eolors
SRI Avis fix, do. do.
do #url,
CANBSiCS co'oured. printed and plain.
MUsAlNs' black, white and tancy Colors.
Az Plslnr iprso \ and eolnnaoe
CAIiCOES, h4n4iOur adoItm-ut
DiNllY, NARROW aLd lalIlouAbl uriDe
NELSON NELylTEEN
GENOA s IAEBX CORDS twiird
QUILTING. white aud fancy aampsd.
IRISH LINENS do. eherk'I
CoFiON,, Lug'1, Cue aud eommon
BROWN HOLLAND
Tapes tnnon oisutr and tmpctih
ROBBINS THREAD white ana cnored
HOSIERY worried 5yttuu, ANU L'Ik ~. I.adies.
GIatlCucn, am Ncu.hi.
GLOVES, A.E, and cotton.
PARA Olo Ind u ttEELLNS
HAS, RcnerAl.y adorsd
\ go.'d aGonmeut OF HaR05-fRE, ari J0TN
GA'S IoCLS to0Uumcraus - pr 'Ju''rze.
4 70 I ts~ C[''e' 'Y-i6k' Ptt'eaary ahor'ed tor
the Cnu0'ry ma kCt
YEsTINDI4 GOODS u GROCERIES a ulu4I
Poy!klga, on ~.
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WHEREAS A Comuufioe q Rsanopo e' h.
wv awarded lnii1utn5ra DAVID tuNN1s
Jun NJ h.agEg4E, .n- htnct M ln', iiA-
and The laid DAVID Du.uinE i-a. hAs aiel a,1 -''.
Bank opt ". .cr-.y required IN iu'f..i -'-
Jn the CC'n1fih NNara, v thC lsl ~ol A'.-'l N Y,
W I'd he Y. io part ~ them on '"e ~ M NJ
vcmhcr nc1t la OIL thu sl ~ ~. i@iAs ''''.'1'
"a. the 4,a d.y.uI December iotO~ms ".
ia the forenoon af each u taid Gays a. me -
ers ufi,e F.tL Greet, Portland, ana mae ~.
clofurc and dilco,vry ot ais e.saIe and s''''
ard where his Creditors are 70 come Pr'P'''0 ".
thuir debts: and w ,hs lccond merrhsi
ali.ucc KY Algavcs; ana a thr -A
Bankrupt u repaired % hniih his 1lal go
~ the laid TAT meeting, any W tae 49,. W, ,s
Bankrupt may bl heard before laid 0o' .',.,
.eaina the making or allow ng ot . cs,'o' esps
Judge Of laid diau9 20 ensi''s toe '''' ,rhs
a certificate Of dicherye.----Ah ps'l'Hs ~
aid Bankrupt, are 60 make paymsa' NJ |. y IA
have any a his effects, arc " deh'e' Nm ''- bs VI
per.on Or pcrluns unv Y thr Cr.1 le,ign ~
point. tDW M '- asvO (a8F
i5eFPH nrC0N4 y"
Ps,iL,rj. 40 Ca 1891. -
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Flour and Iron.

FOR SALE, ii No. Is, Lag Wt1r6
GUPEKENE, Fine. Mddl.s, Ani SYs F.5utt
, Cam1oo'ys, Bar i7aa. MAJ tnt Sr'k KIds.
ID b k-Pt contlni'r FIR fAl-, Al R'h1n prices.
WILLIAM jENETI.
Par.i44d, H4gn3 III.
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the traders u the Dal1t,
TFNKS' ALMANACK, or Regi.ter
" ar he DISrkiC OF MAINE. for Tie year "
Cau0:4a IRA iGo1 -CouSainiEs htldcs the ulIaI
Aarcaoal ,cal Cacu AIious. gcuerA calendar OF me
m0Tabls and remarks oa thg wealth r -lnttr-
Slng and ingenious ohlCr oa Eohples, which
arc contained IN no other 4nanaCk pubiiihca Mai
iachulctts AID Of nature 20 inTcrct every curl
and inquung reader. vho wiihei y X informed
The interfering uiJtGt q. ec plts.--Somc muA in
valuable obisrvA.ions TIE d. oW INNING Nh.th
Il y dImonlratCd thar man, being nghJer than water
my 70 perlsa hnliei IN the arr as e. continue manv
DAYS the lgT ot the deep Without any hHsui.S
excrtiOns the ule OF any machine wh ltever- 90 pre-
iIned therefore, tH Gerry p-fiOa who wiihes 20 DC
da-msd OF the horrors 81 drowa,rs will not hc htate
~ obtain thcic ObltrvaionsA particular account a.
the leruttlOn ny Earthquakes, duuDg The Taft ccutu
ry-alO al account III he Wars AZ Europe during the
fame period Late remarks CA the dreadful CruptIuns
Of 1ount NrluvIus, with lone ph,OlophicAl cunclu
hons relpe9iae the force ct th's iuTpuGne phtuomt
non The Ceulus of Rome, comparing the difference
~ the number O. inhabitants OF that CITY the birth
Of our Savior aRd the pIeicnt ume.--Ihe dcovery u
. New Planet, by an Italian Philoiopher-A lacetiuus
ddputc among Neg A new way % paw oid a1ots /;
very uicfui 10 mary pcrlIns Vi the prIicnt tsy-A
thug of ~il, being tpgram lEOiu thc French Sc
ver.l ulrful and ncctiary Maxims-Cenlus u tic Uni
ted Sates. and of the D,itrif Of Aaine, ftp4r4tr
Nsiuahie Recipe fot the 1T the Pdtslio another
reeipc for toe OF the Dy .atery.A c"mpetc and
accurate COURT LIST, gviHR tbc different times and
places for holding the Supreme Federal Court, the
Circuit Federal Court, GRrtt tcdc Al Court, Supreme
Judic n Court, Supreme Court, aud Courts of Com
mon Pleas alfo the Nuiie ~! Court % bottom The
rinrs aud pa 4 1t holding tic lgohatc Courts ID the
tcycraI tountcs Ut Maine with The of the Pro
bate IudgSs r. each county together with iumc gen
era add nv Information prthng Ihe %. amer
Of conducting Probate buineis, which, inoCHs,ion IS
off
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

ami al nccclIlry intervening charges, % Or before
IT. tcnnd t.y VI February ncSt, Al Tea of thc
ctlck "a the lorenoons "a much of laii tots "a
Land as will y iutiicjrut 20 dt.harec che i"mr,
.s,li theu be iod At Public Auction t. the h'EhtH
bdtcr, according 10 Jaw. AZ the dwe,lns heuiS O,
ia iubicribsr in ta.4 Lowell.
u ,fsl az El3 Loq,H. re 7;I 4aY ofOasisr, 4 d.
1904. BENJAMIN SEEARN5, C-..a,-.