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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
COaebss, Cbaift, and Sisigbs.

GILBERT RICHARDSON,
INFORMS the Inhabitants " fortlanc,
IL ant the public AZ rye, that hr has ta-
ken ihup next door 70 Mr.. II. M0rLFy's,
where he purp0ies u carry % the Coach,
Chaiie and Sleigh making hu.i1gE, IN ia
various branches The itrietsf atteation
will be given 10 repairing work and 10.
fnsllef favor gratefully acknowledged.
NE. As there has been coniGersble
complaint 10 this town, about working
timber 10 the ABOVE huinrts, not iuaahle
tor the purpsie, he thiaks proper t7 Enen-
tiou that there viii b. u0ae worked al hs
ihop but ct good quality ard fiji for toe
buhnefs. P7rfilrd. h-sr, y.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
Iolhua RichardGon,

mas FoR SALE,
III ~. RicbardjSn's WbayE,
DOHEA, Souehong and Hyfon Skin TEAS,
ID 10 whole, half. aud quarter Chefs,
LOAF SUGAR.
Bags COFFEE. and PEPPER
Kegs Fig TOBACCO, CASsIA,
Georgia and Weit-lndia COTTON,
CORDAGE,
swedts IRON. TAR, PITCH, ROsIN
and TURPENTlNE,
Rufa SHEETINC.
Whole and half cafks RICE,
Hhds. and bbls. BACON.
ALSO,
A large sdortment INDIA COTTONS.
O7sbsr II, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
TOBACCO.

For Sale by Neil M'INTIRE,
Al fbs Eyn ef ~ Esiaa cLisf, Fat VI EJS,frse',
DIGTAlL, Fine Twih, Kee aud Leaf re-
a. bacco, Of Che hrit quality. Alio, Sc
CARS ond SNUFF, a. cheap a. can ia pur-
chafed 10 Portland or 5oAcn Nsy. 1.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
l9ort Of l'9ortIann.

Neatly. on. cS-Arrived brig Active, capt.
York, from Jamaica.
Commercial.
NrTg Orleans, SEPT. Is The attendant of
this Province intends cloling this port. aud
has communicated his views 10 the Governor
u the latter agrees to the meafure, il will be
imu sdialely eIeeut ed otherwife, there may
nc fbms delay. Il /, rumoured that the Gov
ernor intends to oppofe the meafure until the
publication of the peace. This place enjoys
the mon perfect health
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
Lincoln & Kennebec Bank.

THE STOCKHOLDERS Of Lincoln s. Kennc.
A bee Bank arc hereby notIGed and warned
70 meet At the Court Houfe al WcsTa, on
the goth day Of November next, At 10 clock
in the forenoon.
By order of the PRECEDENT and Directors.
HENRY RoBY, Csibisy.
Ot7o5er 7Sfb, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Portland Federal YoimteerJ.-This
refpeaable company was formed in
1900, and its fervices volunteered in
the iupport Of the Federal Government,
ar a time when the Executive was au'
thorized to commnion il for term OF
time, which has now expired. On Fri
day laa the company turned out for
the laR time, as an authorized body,
under the command of Lieut.. DAY
II Is uoderaood that the members con-
template pe,ilioning the Governor OF
this Rate fer chatter as an indePen-
dent company; being deGrous TO pre-
ferve and rally round the elegant Tan
dard prefented by the ladies of Port
Correct conduit and foldierly
department, have ever characterized this
corps of volunteers.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
10 DOLDARs PEVVARD.
HORSE LOST.

CTOLEN from the !ubfcriber, on Sat-
- urday evening laG, from the door of
Mr.. Notes Merrill, Of this town, H0rf1
about eight years oil. trots an, good lpi-
tits, rather low ~ ltih, aud of right grey
color.--WhCe ever will give Information M
fad Horfe ivthat he may ~ obtaiuci nv
the right owner, tha'i he Handsomely re-
warded ; and If the tibet be detected, llait
have a reward Of Ten DsilvJ and all ne
cehary charges paid by
AMt1l K. MITCHELL.
Norfbynr,aonfb. O9 II, t2oa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Cay at ne Nbufypor,.--A aaadlome
REPAID was provides for the location.
Harmony aal Reliability petvad.d The
fttlivs board, and number Of appro.
pirate tcsas were givcnby ,hecompany
from which we felea the following -
CsrsP'N, tie svor,ty patron Of cur order :
May every Jon Of RE asvl celebrate fbs birth
and reverenee tie nsa'oy oftbst MyasiOn
mechanic. )
gts -lscb0ni,f Oft tie Uait-l States My
th5lt. svbo dJretet9 ibh utjai o. Ter, teronr
ltjs baagby, and more panaaai IN making
DymeEs5
Relgioa zg;tbeuf fa5ry7ition, Freedom soitb
OFT ANARCHY. and boaeR mex suisboui poverty.
Leaky Boots and foil sosatber TO evsry
faz'ad,r cftbe patlie 5appdazJ.
May boot trees, hammers, aadIap Zones,
be about TIE beads Of all fbsjs, sv5o are a.
Tempting 70 @jpag;J Es Of OR liberty ana
independence.
TIE fair Sex. for Svb,m qgs bayc tie higb-
en- sj9esn May fbe ihoe Of Diatrimony iet
eaIy and wear long.
Mucb employment. flor! credit, ard paua H.
al payment 10 svery boseg mechanic ia tie
a.resct.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
sl3ort!aro,


The NswyorS Gazette of Mon law
laa contains the followins very imp 81
tanr extvaa Of letter lrom Gsorrc.
town, 10 SoulhcAroliaa, dated on. 10
:. Three French f,isates left ia.
Hook the day we d., and we have
;al hsard of their landing their negroes
on loa; Bay. We are all .ammonei 70
turn on, with the different companies,
ana the orders are net To take 6ngle
rsrro, bur ihoot thsm alive are II.
formci they have landed about 1900 /;
by to morrow morning there will be
f,ldiers enough at the place TO prevent
any more landing-jf they get ftatered
smong Our negroes it VIII BE- a dread.
fol thing"
Punsprs or W1r-The brig Eliza s.
Mary arrived az Newyork on the : "a
ult, ia 90 days from Havre. lnteli
sence has b.en received BY her that
there was A general t1Lk OF rupture
between Englaod and France, and thar
great exertions were mixing at Brea to
ii their ihips of war for fetviee.
Ia Farar-Accounts from New
york aate that this unfortunate and
reriecuted man is no more HIS
dealh is announced in feverAl private
letters By the arrival from Havre.
The lat Londca dates are to the Izlh
Sept. From them We max. The follow.
n ing extraas =
LONDON, SEPT Il.
TsYElzs.-The 18th ADD 54th brig.
AIDES Of French troops have received or.
ders from their governmrnt to hold
themfelves in readinels to embark for
4 Louihlna.
In the courfe of this and the uext
month there will be 10 men Of war, from
- to 40 guns, ready for launching,
At Brett, Rochtort and LOrient.
A civil war continues 70 rage in
Switzerland.
The French, BY new treaty with
\ Turkey, are among the nations moi
favored by that power, They have
the free navigt tion of the Black Sea.
\ Each power guarantees the integrity Of
the domini0ns Of the other.
On the 2oth ina. Bcnaparte gave
audience 10 the Foreign AmbaGldors /;
n a gcca, num5t Dr. Of EnghIhmen were
n prelented by ihe Briti(n MiniRer, and
amoag others Mr.. Fox.
n The Fna Cbnful received Mr.. Fox
y with partiular di6inaion. He converted
y with him with 4 very marked attention,
and faid that he was extremely happy
10 have the Honor Of fesing a man
whole fame a Stateiman flled All
Europe ani il was with peculiar plea
: iure he could add, that Mr.. Fox had
he beG claim to his efcem, in bang
The Ready ano enlightened friend o!
!, peace and condiliation between the two
IA countries. After the Levee Mr.. Fox
!, cined with The FirG Conlul.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
GENTEEL BOARDING.

@ T. N I L Ell BO K DI Nc.
THE fuhfcriber has very good accommo-
cations for five or fix Gcatcmen, az his
houic in Fore SfyetJ and will be happy TO
wat on few young Gentlemen, vv5o bsve rai
zpbsrs % ~ their bead.
LiEEwIsE,
Good Stabling for Horfes,
And plenty of Hories aud Carriages to Let.
JAMES TYLER.
Portrait Nov. I.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

~ s6fieieaf ews for fbs Hguc Gad FfVer.
Hearing Of many cafes Of the Ague
and Fever at This fealon Of the year,
'srlhng from particular Giuaiicns 10 the
country, which a number Of our fellow
|fiuzens were obliged to take up with
rs an afium from the malignant fever
winch had for fome time paIt beea the
fuhjea of mueb alarm in our city and
as duty which / owe to humanity, |
.Iequell the irfer,ion of the following
fecipt in your uffpl paper, for the
advantage Of all thoie who may think
Proper 70 ufe The fame 81 quart Of
|Spirts, ? o.. Of BarkS, (unGronnd) :
'os Of Snake Root, o.. 81 Cammonli 9
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
REMOVAL.
William MOODY

INFORMS his friends and cuiomers, chat
Il he has removed to the Ntyu frrp's3f Steve,
next door below his former tand, +. Street,
where he has juh opened an sxtenilve and
very large a00Ftment of
Staple GS Fancy Goods,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

A bold and daring attempt has been
made in Newyork, 70 raife the wages
ot feamen from 10 70 II dollars per
month the crews Of feveral ihips pa.
faded the ltreers in a tumultuous man
ner /; and forced from feveral vsi1els,
4 number of fsilors who had engaged
Voyages at the ufual rates. The riolous
Proceedings Of thefe mfguided feamen,
were carried 10 lu1h length, as 70 re
quire tie aid Of the civil authority the
fIngleaders were accordingly taken NJ,
and committed 10 prilon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
B9fon, Ca Is.

bgff0H, Od. 20.
Capt. Maches, arrived here from Bar
.eelona, informs, that the French have
made favorable treaty with the Dey
Of Algisrs without any other exp=nce
than the cut6t Of a fmall. fquadfon of
ihips which was ordered before Algieis.
By this Treaty Algiers is to give Up
al the Freaeh, Italian and Genoeie
|prloners within the Regency. 1t is al
'io underliood, that a 6milar treaty
would be demanded of all the Barbary
States. The French certainly man.
age thefe things well.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

A late letter from Liibon, mentions,
that The fudden departure Of the
French Miniler has Hitherto been pro
.duaiye OF no bad consequences whatev-
er. The fame letter Rates, that Gen.
Lacourbe was expected to fuPPly his
place.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
TO BE SOLD,

a Handtopc two aory Houfe, in The
n town Of Byavfsvick, within about 4
niles OF Bow,ioin College, on the road TO
Bath with three acres of Land, and two
Brick Yards, laid out on a wharf where
the cay falls from 40 90 30 feet, and water
runners with ipouts TO water both yards
where vefels OF SO or 200 tons may load,
wood hro't TO the fpot for one dollar per
cord, AMI bricks fold at the kiln for five
dollars per thoufand. IL is aifo ine Rand
for trader, where there is none at pre-
lsnt, and where there is great quantity
of wood and bark broeght for fale-Terms
made eaiy TO he purchafer. Apply To
Noy. !. STEPHEN CALEF.
WYE the fubfcrlbers, having been duly
wv appointed BY the hon William
Gotham. Efq. Judge of Probate for the
county OF Cumberland, to receive and cx-
anime the claims of the creditors to the
etta,e of Capt. AMOS GREENLEAF,
late Of Por tlanG, n fai5 county. mariner,
ieceaied, represented infolvent-hereby
give notice that they will attend that buff.
NETS at the houf: of Capt. h5ser LosoeII,
in Gorham, on the hff Tueiday of Ma
vember, December and February next.
from one TO FIVE o'clock 10 the afternoon
Of faid days.
EPHRsiM SMITH. D COMMIT
RICHARD MAYBEkRY, furtJ.
G9rban, or I5) Sea.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Cribin.-Laa Tuefday was the an.
niveriary of the birth Of this patron Of
SEoFmAxEes.-The matters and jour.
nevmsn Of the protection celebrated the
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Dien,
NJ WIndham On the ,5d inn. Mif Peggy
Chute, daughter 10 capt. Thomas Chute, Of
thai town, aged years.
la this town, Mrs. Rebecca Blair, aged 1s
wears, comfort of MIR. James Blair.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Governor Ticbsror has been reeleaa
in Vermont, by liberal majority
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

ia Fays,is Accounts from New
work aate that this unfortunate and
rerfecuted man is no more HIS
oealh is announced in feverAl private
letters By the arrival from Havre'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
NETWORK, AuguR is.

As tine public mind has been confdefa-
bly, agitated in confequencc Of the arrival
of three French thips Of war in this port,
and the expectation Of three Others, We
have made it our bufnels to becoms ac-.
qua;nted with their Gtuation, as to health,
and their Object 10 coming into this port.
In the frG place, it i. proper to Rate,
and we do it from the beft information,
that the fiigase La CayISlaxt, (which
yeGel has been permitted TO anchor of Fort
Jayl is a healthy lhip-that fhe has had no
death on board fince their arrival off Qua.
daIoup:, and that there are upwards Of 400
blacks on board, not one has died, or been
fck fhe cannot, however, approach the
town-none but the officers and oarfnen
of one boat atc, allowed, to come on fhore.
The other two 1nips of war, though
wi.h,veIy little Gekneis and no malisnan
cy on.board, are detained ar the Qnaran-
tine Ground and Commodore CaiA has
.pledged'his word to the Health Officer,
tba. il any. fcknsts ihould happen on board
La Caxislaste, he will infsn,iy flop lhe
boats from going to town; and lrePor, the
cafe or cafes to him.
Theie (hiPs went from Guadalupe to
Casrhagens, but anchored feyeral leagues
from. the SPaniih main, and only tent.
boat with iome officers on ihore.
, The names Of the Gips Of wal, now IN
our port, axe the figa,esLa ceyslsxf. and
La Eolantaire, and The looP Of war Sala-
manl,e.; the whole having on board, BE-
tween 7 and 600 blacks, taken from Qua;
daloupe. The .friga,es. La ceeladt and
! La Rsmaiss, and the looP ofwar lie C<y,
are hourly expected -
We are informed, -,hatit was intended
to land theie blacks at Carthagena, bot
thar theSpaniards would not receive them.
! On their determination to bring 'them ont
TO America, one Of the fquadron was da.
patched back to Guadaloupe, for orders
relative to the difpo6tion Of the black
lriGoners and it is fnPpoted they willre.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
dU1y 0SNs "
THOMAS DUPLEX.
MfDDLETOWN, AupuR, =.

= " NtfbDlsE INV ~, Augun:Zs 90
Ex,raa efa letter from captain fra cas-
<'!f.R, TO bis 'oesSers in 4SaybrSak, dastd
-<Pont Retre, [ GHa@a':npe3,5xh5.
f. I" After touching in here TO try the mar:
kets, ! found. myieliin a diagreesble Gtu-s
alton, for the: government ,wouA neitheE
give me a price for my. cargo, nor le. me
20 out. , / had plenty Of ftorcs, and lay
fon, days, when they compelled meto land
my itock, and ison after demanded my
oxen at 50 dollars, and COWS a 80 dollar.
and took them of, and promifed'to pay me
in Eve days, but lTkave but Iietle hopes
that they will perform, for there are vef:
.fels lying here fix weeks waiting fe, their
pay. / fee no PROJECT Of telling ruy in:
board cargo; and when / lhall get away
God knows" .<.,-4s "a !.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
PROVIDENCE, ,Ar,uR u.


OneSunday lat arrived here, the icboo-
ner May. Flower, William Taylor, Maj
ter from the lie Of May, in ss days PAT
iage. - - e..
Left there, the tolIowins -sGsls, ~sit-
ing for lalt, viz! 81 = - IA !
Ship Hiram, Captain French, Of New
York; Gen. Lincoln, -Spalding, Alexan.
dria Hannah, Hopkins, Bottom Print
Rock, Georgetown *. b. brig Sally
Brown, Philadelphia. Union, rRoundy,'
Marb!ehead Charlotte, Remington,
Providence Schooner Mary; Gray, do,
Sailed in company wi.hthe hip Caro-.
line, Of and for Pottfmouth IN. H. part.
ed with her off iaand Of ST., Jago, the 10th,
July. ~ ...>
The Brig Reuben cap. Goodrich for.
Hartford, failed the s,h July.
Thchip Eliza, capt. Lsdd, Of .Ponf.
mouth IN. H. and brig CharIes, Crock
er, of Bottom, wereat Bonavifta, loading.
The barqne Bonavin,ura, capt.. Lamb
of Bottom, was csA away on the Hand
Boniviits, bound from France to.Rio. de- la
Plata. totally loft with part ofthe crew..
-saltvery fcarce at BoniYiaa aud lie
ofMay, in ,eonfeqpence Of which veilels
meet with,great detention in loading.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19

...b<r Proqjisas ia pr,fsnisx, SSs es.f-
dsrabf Jxttlts fem Amtre4, TIE Baltic,
esd Ireland bavixg fuee a,rs1e1, and fs-
:. vax,aSk 4Oeaide, Jsr bringing Jssya,l
s.ibr ysasg e,sS, bavmy, NAV saiex Piece,
De iPy!fes bave sgnm DECLINED, ard Tie
bslatys efer kkeir Faezs at 'sbss gxsteS,
[W1eat ESQ 10 10, bc, 70 11-F3asr, So.
feyfne 80 fo4Is PER. 6H-Fise 33 40, !
bit fbe dealers, xetavitbRasla.g iey are
ia auaxt Of fbe A,lnlt,, epM not at tbi;,
moment make any furfbaer, Of eoyitguenee.
7br Gemaxa for' lrpsnafisn bs4orveS cdr.
fiasrs, aid srsat pan sftke late imPs,ta-
sisss Of IY6eat f1ow the Baltic, a, soelkas
WAeaf and Flor trom Am<re4 BAG. Lsfsx
JalI far d Foyr;igsx Markef; Wbraf frem
1es to 1866 ptr,7oits. -four at4s perBar.,
rel. N eargo Of ixd,aa core subie5 arr-
vrd lateG JsH at 4,6 fr By6ei. ~ s
. =" n ,ue4O dirty gys5 I per Cavftakts
t!aee on rice, ibis day, and q t6Ht to sUbitbt
The dizzy qviV attach, a ,edaaias IN tie
s'alae in all bra6a6aiy E0W take Places
a6out 900 ee&, bdue arriued tbs aneHk,
a great part Of aphdeb bas already berx,
/oN at 3os PER CrUt. ,stries, u esr epic
1im TOO !ssv, .as Iis.sps taIjss wyhes<k-.
~. ~. y
{" BY an order in es1sei jye,Atad,
G,ais, Flor, Meal, and failed tyeusssxs,s !,
.9y be i9bssstd, free Of dirty, axsd tAs w.
AZ January.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
NEWBEDFORD, Asgyf e.
-- FROM.LIYERPOOk.

Letters 1uere laS sev.ai.s reeise3 H.
s,ass, -ssSv dan'ye -fztb Jass,G Thy.
e.Mt BY fbe EhSa, arnvld atiPs,flasd.--'
TIE JotlaeJiaag Is an sstrd7 fsmts f
tie aboex date:. !
+" Aboas ten day, ago Amt'ieiaaa WSeaf
svas fold a, high a; lis per. Jobs. Gud
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
LEXINGTON, Avgsa 81
A RETURN ~

Oftbe Gosd;, Ka,ss and .;Mt,f6axdsx.,
Z f,Lr frss0tb end: Maasfatasr. ef'bt
Z Unasd ssAss,, ksSsrisS from re Ss's
:. eLoJvalt, IL tbr fate efKenfxe!r.
jasm issrfss, If 7ansao, y ,be so'i
Iy tire 1907, fs'hbt Nsrilxfsaf
LosjEaAH. - .'' = -
Apples, bbi,. 341
Beef Porter Acyder gsH.7,97I :.
Bet, bbl.. 80 80 90 ~.
Biteuis olShip. Bread, do. i79
Beans lbuheh Of SO
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
NORFOLK, AatyR ~.

? Arti0sxib t lG;p Many N;Uyss, CAP
tail Beard, II day., f;vm K'rygfo1, Jamai-
ca. Sbek sotbiag.S
A,r;vS1, THE Rset Mau, Cspsaiu
Sm;.isb, 9 4aSs f,em Berms3a. =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-19
HUMAMTAS.
New.Yat, Augua II.
, PHILADELPHIA LaSarest0,
July 1T, 1907.

ANJ ASS$s
NDear Sir,
After experiencing fucceiion of
cruelties, which it has been the lot OF few
to. endure, have Barely eieaped with my
life from the n,ercileis Spaniards. Il will
endcavoui to give you a mort recital Of
my fufsrings but l cannot vouch for the
da,es being accurate, as all my papers have
been detained, and I have been,ient more
Ike. . convia than The citizen Of an indie
pendent nation. failed som New Orleans
for Havannah the a4ih of June, Sol, !
matter of the fchooner Good Hope, owned
by G. w. M'Intire Of Bafor-the cargo
couGfted for the moft rart Of aous, beloLg:
Ing to American citizens, who were pat
fensers. ~On ihe ,ad of Juls, in fight of
Cuba, vas captured by 1wo'Spanih armed
veGels. On-the aSshwe arrived at Cana
peachy: were ordered on lhore from the
ich'r, but not permitted TO leave the place.
About week after arrival II was taken
before Don Pedro Barrando, Contadore,
interroga,ed and fwore that veael and car.
90 belonged TO citizens of the United
States of America. For the Ertt month l
was allowed Trial per day to live upon /;
afterwards ,hat was Popped, and ! was
left TO 6nd fabdaence by begging OF. any
,other means / insight adept. About the
fiff Of October was thrown into cloie
confinement, the cargo landed in good OF
der and fold. Twas denied ule of pen,
ink OF paper no communication with a.
ny perfon. Intais 4i'uasioa without any
thing but rt,s Aass TO ref 'ou, not even
araw to cover them; I received a1msll
quantity 'of liver and rec as. ny daily
iood-the portion OK dirty water SLOWED
m. was 70 triaing, tia: bar for the human.
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TO BE SOLD,
TO BE SOLD,
FOR CASH,
On the t7ge'zty-si-th i,s3taTt,
A IraGt Of Land /,
coNrAINiNa So - Acnrs.

CONTRASTING 52+ IL AcREs,
T WING in the county Of A-rrLiA, I'd.
l. joining The Land Oh wGich Rice New
mau at present resides. This tract oi
Land, for fertility CT sol, is eqpq. To any il,
the neighboarhood, and viii be shemn to
20" persOn des'''D''s a. rrfst,~c hv Mr.
Rice Newman.
THIS Traa of Lard is sold Gnder de
cree Of the High Court OF Chancery, Gar
the purpose Of paying to Peter Robinson,
Executor of John Crawley, dec. a sum Of
money with interest thereon aid costs OF
suit therein expressed aud stated to be due
from Che said Nice Newman to them, and
al other EXPENSES adendinr sale. &c.