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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
latea European 5rttHigenrr.
OF THE conMortoas IN SWITZERLAND.

A
LoNnoN, ocr. 4.
The Paris Journals, received this
morning up 20 the nj int contain il.
tell'gence of comfortable importance
relPectipg the troubles which have dir-
trattcd Switzerland for [omc time. The
enemies of the new Contribution. have
proved too powerful tor its fupportsrs,
and Their army, headed by the celebya
ted Baron D'Erlach and NJ. Da Waite
viRe, has made itfelf mater Of Berne,
the feat OF government. This fnecefs
was not, however, accomplished without
comfortable effuGon OF blood ia vari
Gus parts OF the country. as well as ia
the deiperste engagement which took
place under the walls previous 10 the
iurrender OF the town. In every dircc
ton The efforts OF the inlurgents have
proved triumphant, and complete
revolution eHeded.
nj De VAUDEVILLE was, on the aoth,
named commander 10 Chief, aud paid 4
Wilt 10 the French mioiRer Verninac,
who gave him a very obhging reception.
Tbs bear, AMI the oolors 81 Berne, are
already reItored 70 their wonted places.
fnburg has furrendered to the pealant
army. Soleure likcwilt furrendcred on
the 18th.
a new conItitutional fettlemeat has
been drawn up, which has uoited a
great number OF fuarages. Ii has for
rs offset a federauve union with 4 cen
trail government.
The army under Baron D'Erlach,
which has effected this revolution, is
chiefly eompoied Of the SHiE emigrants
who had been in the Eoglilh fervice,
of delerters from the E-lyeic troops,
and Of the officers and folders who,
previous to the Freoch revolution, had
icrved in France and Holland.
The Peafants with whom they arc
incorporated are extremely NUMEROUS 4,
ADD The funds defined to fvpport them
are tuPpoied tobe very confiierable, prin
cipally competed OF voluntary contri
buttons. The whole Of Erlach's army
IS calculates al no lels than 40. COO men.
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ST. Cloud, Sept. a

St. Cloud, Sept. 50
Boalbarfs, FyR Cen)al effbs Freacb Re
public, a4I Pr9fi.4, 81 lIe Italian Re
public, q fbe Eighteen C4EisA5 or ne
H-iusf:e Re5nJEc.
l.habitants of Helvetia,
YOU have prelented for there two
years pat an sFeaing fpeEacle Or.
polite factions have fucceaively iezed
on power they have igna!ized their
rsigns BY fytem Of partillity, wAish
ihewcd their weakp-is and,inabiliJy.
Ia The eoJrfe Of the year 10, your
government deGyed 10 have The few
Fren1h troops in Hslve IA Withdrawn.
The French government willingly teiz
ed this oeeaiion 10 honor your iudep,u,
denee but quickly afterwards your
different parues recommenced the tou,
bles With new fury tie blood Of The
SwIis was hei BY ,he hands Of the
Swifs
You have difputed together three
years, without understanding each 9th
er; you will go on killing one another
three years longer wlthoupcoming to a
better understanding. BeGdes. your
hiitory proves that your inteRine wars
could nor be terminated without the
eHicaolous intervention of France.
Ii i true that | had endcavored not
70 NEEDLE with your affairs. had
conItanIly Gcen your different govern
menIs, requeaing Of m. advice which
they never followed, and fometimes
abuIlng ny name according to their ia.
terefs and pallions, But neither can
nor ought TO remain inienGble of the
mitery 20 which you are prey. Ire
7'0ke my reiofUs. l will BE mediator OF
your differences but NY medistior
ihall be efiicacious, fuch as becomes the
great people in whole name | fpeak.
Five days after the notification OF the
prefent proclamation, the Senate lhall
meet at Berne.
Every magiaracy formed at Bernc
face the capitulalion lhall be diHolved,
and ceaie to meet or exercifc any au.
thorily.
The Prefe6s fhall be at their pots.
All authorities that have been form
ed fhall ceaEe to meet.
The collecting of arms ihall ceare.
The Mt aud al Helvetic demi brig.
AIDES fhall form the garrifon of Berne.
The troops. RATED for above fix
monlhs palt ihall be the only troops re-
naming in corps.
In fine, all the licenced individuals OF
the bslligerent armies, and who are
now armed, ihall depo6t their arms a;
the Municipality Of the Commune 81
their birth.
The Senate fhall fend thre. deputies
to Paris each Canton may ieni an
equal number.
All the citizens who for thsfe three
years pa9 have bsea Lsnds mmans,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

FiH4a-e. The la1 accounts from Pa-
RS fay Bonaparte has devoted, almot
excluiively, ;he lAa tca days to lhe Tub.
jua Of the Trench finances. Iris ahf.
pered Ne his 8 nllioas Nerl.ne Looked
in bis own eoiers. Money Is very
icarcr, and therefore this report occa.
toas hari words 20 b- laid III NsFo-g.
o. l. Bills csnnorbe difcoua.e4 IL les
than Per cent month.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
ADA VA T. Y n n
HIS j1e rees,Vea,

A HANDSOMk Assn ~ Z IN- VI
7ssvel1y, plated, 7afpaaea 9 faney
GOODS, IF a.laps'1sr qaall-y, aa1 #
tie re7vsQ Paheras,
CONSISTING .oF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Key, Seals; lear'
pings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, Csndlsaieks, sc. Japaned
Urns; Tea Trays aud Bread Bsikets
pilt Necklaces. Brooches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Folks,
psokn.yes, Razors, Scifiars; Paints IN
boxes mark ing I ypes in boxes complete !;
Snuff Boxes; p.a,ed & feel Spurs gold
and FLYER Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Sparcies, Purls, flver Thimbles, Tooth
Picks s. Pencil Cafes, with a number OF
other articles.
re has qJlo FIR Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
gi!tspd common Watch Keys, by the
dozen, and Crucibles.
He manufactures, as ulual, all kinds OF
Gold and Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov. II. dt3eotf.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
II q # / C E.

"A IL perfons who have any CLAIMS on
"A FosrsR ard MAY, or the Snbscri-
5 +, are rcquelfed 70 make them known
Immediately and tho!e who are indebted
vii plea!c 10 calculate on being called
! JOHN FOSTER.
II nac eo!1t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09

Ricketts,, & Newton Co.
Haze yeeeived and ior Sale
go pieces Bandanna Hand
ksrchcif,,
80 10. RuAia Sheeting,
10 Lales Cotton,
90 barrels and 10 hhds. Mufsovads Sugars.
80 boxes brown Soap,
50 do. Cattle do.
SO DO. Candies,
30 do. Chocolate,
hhds. Loaf Sugars,
hhas. Antigua Rum,
T hid. clean FLAX
I ron Rhode Iland Checfc,
i boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
4 few pipes and half pipes Of Vidona wines
of hyperion quality,
HY1n, Young Hyion, Imperial anc i7yion
hin Teas,
100 reanls Wrapping Paper,
'2os do. Writing Paper,
A handfonc afTortment of Prints and lrifa
-,iuens--a lrge quantity of Bed-Cords and
Plough Lines.
They haze to RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied BY
Mr. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store,
md comfortable Dwelling Houfe On Piinse
Greet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews
For particulars enquire as above.
OstoEcr r..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
T @ L f. e,

a convenient Dwelling Houle
for fnall Family iltuatea on Duke
freet, near the corner of Water ftrect.
The houfe is completely fnifhcd with a
convenient Kitchen and other out Ifoufes.
For further particulars apply to the Sub
fcriber at MOTIFS Tavern, or to Charles
M'Knight, Fairfax Greet.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Nov. Il. eott
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13
Revifed Code.

| TIE .Padlilbeyv sf tbe ues0 >a,,;., >,
lhe REVISED COPE of tbe laws 81
,vIRcINIA,' bud aAve,gijsa that ii.
ija1ffrsot'esi for tbts soo7k ass 10 cliff o.,
fes Pr Of Nareb. 15ey bape nae faaa
u g, 9ds5iea6ie ~ Keep TIE Subtraction opes
~ fartber sofice, as xan5s,- Of eapiet ~
gre Prinfsd psapsGsls, c@bicb he'd 6csa e,s
fNfo kss cettaf,y, Jfoa- tie pnypsis Of eo2s.-
fFtg Sn5frTbsrs, be0e moi yes b.cn re-
fe'vsd hack; and gubile the edftoyf ar
accepting Of IFS Of SuIGyi4srsy froa, gT;f.
fjsrfHf f'srfs Of fhe State, they do sOf cgn.
Efas7. II as proper TO decline tie Gccss6qyss
| Of Names fn Ricbnzo,tl.
Il. IL 'as GI,'ea9y been 01javped, ba5 fg7s
saff'sa $0tH be rendered nsacb no,7s z,0laa.
t.s then tie f0rms', by The addition of ~,
9fAfAtes Of q pabhc nature If EI5;Iyg.
72fessfing SE5F0a{. IN tbeGs, a coa6dsrahLe
1R1','e1' Ct he Lees, Inferred in tie f5,gsr
e@tft0s baoe teen yevj1Sd, altered, Or r.
fSal:@. The scb0}s e9id no1o be cg,eDz5-
6sHde@ tostbis q Engle goJuase, qo6creq,
t6e faDsD6rs Of tbe former editfoa re.I DIV
a3z's rsroaye 10 them, at the sxbeyrs r.
as ~ The Fatire jtss sf tbe Ens.s sff
az fof fwa'er Sg5F~n5; If gvkieb ea IT,
sssEs n'Giority are Of a prfq,ats natarx.
" eoaytE, tbsls ar< totaz5y nuintsrsjffsg -
Hfagg5fr9ts5, or hssgye,1i md 6e;fegs tb<.
sHpeafs Of he Farcba5s, h5ey are nj a PRIV
@a1'anagea5ie blk.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13
To Printers.
WANTED,
4 WHITE FRESHMAN.

Wha has bsen regularly brought up to re
ffeis, III the Book Line. None eis need apsly,
as the work he is TO De employed upon viii re-
qu're both the difpateh and neataeis, of yB;ch :.
good workman oniy can be capable.
ANY Perion whoRi mis- may iuit, viii meet with
conftaRt and certain employment, for five or tx
months (or perhaps longer) by applying at Il.
FACES Printing Office, Clty OF Richmond.
Letters {Poft paid) addfeGed as above, duly
arfweged
~ 81 The Newsprinters of Baltimore will
tiiement.
Richmsa:d, Fri. IS
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13
CALEB WILLIAMS.
Icsnsinusa fro N sar Ian. !

I
I ] t4E angry expofulations of Mr.,
!yfrel iuggefted new ideas to rhe zen.
der mind of nifs Melville. He had ne
yer conteaed the emotions of his foul
10 explicitly before; but the erowino
telnpett of his thoughts fuffered him co
t9e no longer matter of himfelf. She
law with aftonifhtnent that he was tbe
ureconcilatole Zoe of Mr.. Falkland
whom The fondly imagined il was the
lame thing to know ard admire; and
that lie harbored deep and rooted re-
lentment againtt hcrfclf. She recoiled.
WITHOUT well knowing why, before the
terocious paliions of her kinsinan, and
was convinced that l,e had nothing 70
nope from his inpIacahle temper. Bat
her alarm was the prelude of frmnefs.
and not of cowardice.
no, iir, replied ihc, indeed viii not
De driven any way that YOU happen to
hke. have been u(cd to obey you.
and In any thing that is realonable |
N '. obey you ftili- But you urge me a
little zoo far. Why do YOU tell me Of
Mr. FaikIand Have / ever done any
thing 70 deierve your unkind fulpici-
ons | am Innocent. and will continue
innocent. hir. Grimes is well enough,
aud VIII no doubt find women that IKE
ann. But he is nor FIT for me- and tor-
cute haflnot force me TO bs his wife.
Mr. 4 yfrel was not little altoniCh
Cd at the iPlr;t which Emily difplaycd
upon this occa6on. He had calcvlated
too tectirciy upon the general n1iidncfs
and ilaYity Of herdilpolition. He now
lendeaVoufed TO qualify the harlhne(s e.
his former fentirnenrs.
G~.damn- my foul And 70 WI, can
icold, can your You expea every BODY
to turn out Of his way, and fetch and
carry, juft as you PIeafc. could find IN
my heart to break your heart, Buf
You know my mind. inGlt mon Il
that you let Grimes court you. and chat
you lay aide your fulks, and give him a
tar hearing. VIII you do that? IF tbet
| YOU perfih in your wilfaInefs, ,shy thrre
iuppoie, is an end oflhe matter, Dc
not think that any body is going 20 mar
ry you, wherher yol will o. no. You
ere no 1uch mighty prize, / allure YOU,
If you knew your own interea, yo,
would DC glad to take the young f How,
while nc is wiling.
Mis- Melville rejojced in the profpeH
which the la(t words of her kin{mar,
afforded her, Of q termination at ro
great dittance to her prefene perFecu-
tons. Mrs. Jakeman, 10 whom fhe
communicated them congratulated
Emily On the returning moderation and
I good fenlc Of the iquirc, and heYleIf orr
/ her prudence ii having urged rhe Young
lady to Chi; happy cxpofuIatjon. But
their mutual fluctuations lated no, long
MIR. Iyrfel informed Mrs. Takenan Of
the necefity IN which he found hin(cf
Iof tending her to a diftancc uDon a buff
nefs which would not fail to desain her
! feyeral weeks, aud, though the GRAND
by no means wore an arrjnciaI or am
! biguous face, The two friends drew ?
melancholy Prsiage from this ill-ti.ned
/ fePerarou. Mrs. Jaken1an in the mean
rime eXhorted her ward to pcrfeverc.
ireminded her Of the conlpuna ion
which had already been unaffected bv
her klnimaH, and encouraged her 70
/ hope epefy ching from her Courage and
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13
JOHN PuNFREr,
RooK-RIEDER q sTATIoNER,
RICHMOND.

REGS Leave to make this public Ac
I'D acknowledgements of the Obligations
he Is under &c his Friends and che Pub
llc, for the encouragement he has III
therto received in the Line ct bis Buff
peis; and having taken ever, Meafnre
IN ais Power to Sssyvs it, hopes to have
saatinpeato him an equal Portion Of their
Favors in future.
tfe has lately received from
lonaea, Philadelphia. ard Mequ 1ork, In
addition to his former Stock in Trade,
large and general Anort1nent of
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-13

n MoNG other numerous and important I'M.
K 4 provements in the propoled Rilbasoua Edi-
ion Of g Ids RivJJf4 Cafe Of TIE Ea7v5 If YIy-
g gisiH F" si.e following viii be particularly at
tended to The A6t Of 5GembIy, for conyokine
nc Convention Of this State, in Order to difeuG
the Qqefion Of the Federal Contribution the
Law, refpeeing the Acceptance and Ratification
81 the Federal SyAem the Laws concerning Ca
rails, the Patow1ae, the Jamsf Rf0er, ana other
Companies.
fhis cdirion will slio COMPREHEND the Com
p93 with the State of Me1k,n6, refpeetinr the
River F@f@1Sieae; and, that regarding the Bonnd-
sFY 6etwecn Pe"96fv@aia, and Ktafask5; with
ether Additions, TOO numerous for fnfe,,;on IN
ghis Flies.
It n9' already been aaie5 20 the Public; sbat
sAts York will cot only SIX DOLLARS. ele-
sanity 5onnd and lefts7ei, in enc large ossayo
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Stationary,
CONSIsTING

CONSULTING OF
Wrisins p.ref, all kindsl Red add Black Sealing
Ef@,wiug Pager Wax
1phc ditto Ditto Waters
Haie dit'e Msffsge Cards, blink,
S.ottIng ditto & With Borders
Cagt,idge ditto Playing C4rds
Coioured otto Shining Sand StPovnee
Marble ditto Sand Sc pounce Boxss
Wrapping ditto Ivory Fcli:rs
1sltisg psSehInens Red = ape
Bosaser Fafcboards Isdia RubS4.
Sa55-hcs ditto Sea & Biaek Lead
lpggowder, bl3ckSE rsdi Pencils
S4A Cakes, ditto copee,-Plsta Covies
5SsSo Ink Can1el.hair Pencil,
Marhlpg 4iste Cold K Silver Leaf
india ditto SsaSes Sc Pencils
Dutch Quil:, vsricnsI !pt Standt Of 7ztioua
qualities Sorts
IIe has, ALTO, for faie, a con-
aaat Susply of ACCOUNT BOOKS,
yuIed sud pfsas, bound in Leather, and
half-bedna, so5tGttiRg of
Day,Bcoks .l&ses;pt Books
Journals Nsmoraudun Books,
I4edgers " ruled & bIant
Tobacco Books tlsAuhc Rocks
Record Books ErsPy snd cyPhe.iss
T pssfss i. Book Books &C.
Account Books ruled 10 any
Pattern. Orders faithfully executed
and Book Binding Of every Description
performed with Fidelity and piipatchs
Rfeb,vaad. '.YTas. /, 1869.
n. B. It Is sarnsfg rnq@EAed5 t5af,
.sssHla tLrs be any Cia:ms ageisf .5-
Casesrx sJ CukRtE and PuIfkEY, fbyy
zeqs be broggbf in for aqJafmsns (; ere2,
sboR iNds6tfd hbsrsfS, are Jilieifs4 to
gone yforqvayS, nsa c!9tf fbeir Aee0aats.
JOHN PUMFREY,
Surviving Partner.
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HENRY S. ROSE.
7 aylor,

Next to eie SWAN TAVERN, 6Aockoe.fih
RICHMOND,
, >AKES this Method of f5Iieitine the Patron
age Of the Iuhabitauts Of this Civ and
the Fu6hc IN general; and aaurfs thew. ,hae thew
may depend on hrs utmoa Bxeftions to fecure \
continuation Of thoie FaTors which his Employers
may think proper TO confer upon him
Every Article in the above inc performed n
the neateR Stiie, and on he raoa realonable
Terms.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Eirsrary.

A supplement TO DR.. JoHssos's Die
ticnary is to be publiihed in England,
by the Rev. Jonathan Boucher in do
ing which, b. reGorts to more ancient
authorities than his great prototype gen.
orally did. /" 1t was the objed of DR..
Johnion (fays the profpedus to furniih
his oountrymen with Dictionary of
the Englih language, only. as fPoken
and written by the belt fpeakers, and belt
modern authors. 1t is the obJed of
this SUPPLEMENT TO enable thoie who
oonfult il, to read, and to relifb, our
ancient Britifh claGics; to exhibit full
rhetorical view of our fpeech as it was
formerly fpokcn and thus to ihow
that, in language as in politics, "to
inhoyate is not always 10 REFORM"
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agriruit urai.
TO AGRICULTURE.

THOU fri IF arts, JoEree Of dOmoqie eefs,
P,iie If fbe land, and patron II toe Jsa',
Thrift Agrieuifu'e! lend lily p0'en, aid,
Spread thy green jsekis Vub,e Srea,y JorsEs J5aat
Wbere fapqge mrn purified tire Jazags prey,
Let rte .r5as .fseks in 4'e,&1a. psaares Ply;
From Be bioOnSd ersLsyd and tie aszrery vIlt,
Give lily rib fragrance 70 Toe genfh gaze.
Rezea,d zoab ample Teen lie laborlr band,
has psur by giadtning ba4rtisf Ger our land,
Csl~mbia's Sen, /, payn noi tie rugged f0d;
1toar nafi0n's glory is Gu fm1 /sH;
Rons's Cistirnafus Of ha9risu5 6irt6,
In1eas'd Lis klareL 4U5is Be MF5 tie earfb,
Zen CIiaa's msn0rej i.,s iis (pfrs dO1vn,
Nor deems tie fsG mr1o,tly sf 9s'U".
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

The above IS the fabfarce Of he in;
formation refpeoing the Rattle fnake
given me BY a new f.ltler in the back
pant OF this fate, who j. not only gen
orally intelligent, but has beloved
particular attention on this yet imper-
ie6tly known animal.
am, fir, your moit obedient f-rv't.
A. z.
Mfqy 7ark, September 10, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
From a LEXINGTON PAPER.

I'm say method 10 prsjsrve Wteai from THE
Weavsl
AS you ftack Wheat, on every two
or three layers of fheaves, ipfeAd foms
Elder leaves and tranches.-This was
communicated to me by a Farmer,
who tried the experiment with iuceefs
lalt year. The fame informant adds,
that be has read in fome hiltory that
the fame remedy has been applied in
Europe, when they had location to lay
up ieven years Cores, SC. AS the
remedy is eafy, il is hoped that farmers
will avail themfslves of the advantage.
Exporters of -four from this Gate have
nothing 70 much 10 fear-Iofpedors
ought TO be guarded againa this evil
no fuch -four ought to be fuffered to
leave the ltate..-The credit our -four
is to have abroad, depends upon the In
lpedors.
N. B, Lime applied as above, viii
produce the fame effect.
A FARMER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
RaturaI EiGcrr.

To the Editor Of the Newyork Commercial
sis. Advertiser.
RATTLE SNAKES are generally,
hut erroneouAy, conGdered as th. mott
formidable Of reptiles. Their mott IA.
vofite abode is rocky or ltony coun.
try. They ifue from ,hefe dens when
The fpring is well advanced, and make
journey OF fix or feven miles, but they
always return home again before the
trcG lets in. They have the blackeft
ere of any animal whatever. The
male Is larger than female, and black.
CT, bur more vicious. Hogs, and ef.
pceially ravenous old flows, will devorY
them. but always leave the head IN.
touched. They multiply very foon,
but rot one fourth part Of their young
ones live 10 maturity. The young
ones are harmlels and tarry at home
Till three or four years-cld, when they
tegn 10 make journ;es with. the old
ones. Rattle-fnskes have been found
with nineteen rattles, by which their
age is known, but as tae rattles are
~xpofed to wear away, and break off,
they are MT, or this account, certain
criterion. The rcrfons bea acquainted
with them, and their next neiehbors,
never fIw one marked by age or deciip.
ituic. Their bite is yenomous, but
70 cured. They are very bold, and
feldom retreat when attacked. Their
food is birds, fqairrils, &c.
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JONATHAN sTOCKMAN.
JOSEPH p TYLER.
Sebf. IA I8o
Telegrabb.

MERCHANTS apd other, concerned
AVA IN Navigation, are RESPECTFULLY In
formed, that the fubfcriber will re- COM
mence the operation of his 7ekgrapbe, by
the frft OF October next.
All pcrfons who may with to obtain BY
the TeI.grapbe, and BY the Mail, 6rft in
teiligence OF arrivals at the PIayayd--or Of
arrivals al foreign port5--or who may win
T. spafs orders directing a vefIel al the
TiaTard to fail from thence to any patti
cular Port-or to wait there for further
ordeis-or who may win 10 learn the
contents OF cargo--or whether friend
10 on board OF a particular vefi'cl there. &c.
& C. may be accommodated.
The terms are lodged (for the convent.
ence OF all concernedl at the PoR. Ogices
IN 6ef0n, Salem, Neqv6uyport, Portfmsuth
and Portland, and will be lodged at the
Pot.Osflce OF any other port, If delired.
Agents are appointed in all the ports
| above. named, to accommodate fuch as
may with for immediate Intelligence from
the YIaoa,l.
The terms contain different rates oil
Fees--it a man applies for firN intelligt nee
OF an arrival at the Hmyard, by the aoth
OF Sept ember init or three weeks betorS
the day OF fuch arrival, be fhall have fuch
intelligence at the loweit rate.
An applicant has nothing to pay until
the Proprietor or his Agents ihalI an
nounce frff intelligence of an arrival or
other hrit intelligence deGired.
Matters OF Vrffel' will enter their arri-
walls at the Fin0ard, free Of any expspf-,
tha; the Proprietor (and owners, n they
pleaie) may have immediate knowledge Of
| fuch arrivals.
JONATHAN CIRCUIT, Pa,enfee.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
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IF APPLIED FOR ~ FEW DAYS,
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\ two fiory HOUSE, ftuated in Bruni
"iek, within tiIty rods OF Bowdon Ccllep,
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hou'e has an excellent cellar; is well pain,e.
within and without, aud is well ealcula,e
.s'lher for tie accommoda ion Of boarders, /,
apu6hc houic, or for trader --Tnqnirc Of
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