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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
MOSES COATES.
'Eeoey fer Baek5rv Jelly, and sereipf far ma
king IL.


As the feafon Is approaching tor making
nv, of blackberries, it may be exceedingly
,efnl TO com municate the following account of
/ very remarkable efficacy in that dreadful
Horder, the gravel and aone.
\ A gentleman, who for many years had been
!Heaed with that dreadful complain, was per-
naded to take every night going 90 bed, the
nantty Of lage nutmeg Of this jelly. he
IA & of which was, that the tone was broken
pieces, and welded in grannels, fome of
lem nearly the fze of a pepper corn, mani
seRly sppsari g 10 be portions OF much la ger
= nbiiance The gentleman, tho more than tour
Z rore IS now eaablel e di(charge theie ftooy
i3articles without much difficulty, and find' no
ssxher Inconvenience than ireqnept irritation
70 make water.
ri To make the jelly, take blackberries before
q hey are quite ripe, when turned red, pick them
nd put them ia pot, tie them up cloie, aud
d III them in kettle of.water, let them Rand
yer the fire until they are reduced to pulp.
1 thsn ftran them and to pint OF Juice put
purd of powd rel fugar.-Boil ito Jelly,
nd pus it up for ule.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
THEATRE.

During the fhor' aay Of the Prefent company in th
town we are hapeyt 10 obltrve the mott evident marks
of Improvement IN the individuas who have performed
here before and the moU convincing proofs Of diPo
Gtion pleafe The add tons 20 The company nave
alto given fatisfaetion The benefits commence Inns
evening the fri of " hich is for
MR. BATES,
whole acknowledged merits as comued'an' ana eorfect
deportment as gentleman, give him lfrong GAINS TO
the hberaty Of Port and audience nc entertain
ments for the evening Zee slvs,msut and tA are well
calculated for diiplay OF hls comic powers ana We
think cannot fail of exciting general attehtIon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

We have lately had put into our hands a Virginia
handb, on the fubjett of the rep-al of the inter-
nal taxes, addretftdto The "PsOpLk ofNagIe6uffti
This i one OF the meainres adoptedto revolution
lie this Safe. Thoufands Of thete bills have been
truck oH and clandehiney circulated in mott parts
of the couatry. II This drtrict they have been
intrufed TO The fatherly care OF Al arch democrat
who rtlides 10 this town, who has long been fl
candidate for tool Of the "PozOerS thar Be-" This
nfrument of faction has acted well his part in off.
trI6utiag thsm land verify he has received his
reward. But his conduct ia watched, and he need
not expect TO fcreen himleif with the thin veil he
has thrown over his character and actions.
tention will b foon paid to the handful in quef-
ton, and further Information will be given to the
public on the iuhje6t.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
BA7ES' Benefit.
THEATRE,
UsI0H HALL-PoRrLAND.

THIS Evening, Monday Augu(t 2,
4 will be prefentcd (for this night only The f.
vorite Opera Of the
MOUNTAIWEERS /;
Ga, LOVE AND MADNESS.
Don Oaavian-Mr Downie.
Kimallock--Mr. BenaH
Bucaz Muey--Mr Kenny.
Old Goatherd-Mr Dickenfon.
Count Vroet--Mr Barnes,
Roque--Mr Dykes.
Lope Toche-Mr Powell,
Gancm-Mr. Dykes.
Goatherts and Mulct ers-Mers. Barnes, Moore, &c.
Sadi-Mr. Bates.
ZorayJa-Mrs Bignan.
Agnes-Mrs. GrauPner.
Floranthe-Mrs. Powell.
In the eourfe Of the evenings amufemers, the follow
Songs, Sc.
Tbs Coxayy Glib" or Here's ys Negb60r SPrgsirs
Bv Mr.. bATss.
Tbe Sailor B.y--bv Mrs. CsAUrNER.
And the vocal comic medley of
-Four. s4srvruty Fdigsys all by MIR BATEs
To which will be added, laughahle Farce, taken
from the old proverb of
" Set Beggar on Horleback, and
He'll Ride TO the Devil"
Old Codger, Mr. Dykes--Cofey, t5s BaLe-, Mr.. Dick
enGou--B Ai ney Vag, Mr. Kenny-Mrhc Mater, Mr.,
Bgnan-Horace, M. Downie--Scout, Mr.. Powell
Billy the Beau, Mr.. Moore-Jannes, MIR. BArnes-
Corney Buttercup, MIR. Bates.
Mrs. Mummery. Mrs, C-aupner Nancy, Mrs.
Bignall--Mrs Neghbotly, Mrs Dicksnicn.
The whole TO conclude with (for that night only
Pantomme never performed here called
HARLEQUIWS AMBITION +;
Or, MAGIC AND MIRTH.
Harlequin, Mr.. B4tes-PAntaIooD, Mr.. Kenny-Monl.
kitteau M. Dykes-V4let, Mr.. DownIe Painter.
Mr. Barnes-Do6tor. MIR Moore--Clown, Mr., 8ignall
Coumbine, MRS. Bignsll.
n the courfe Of the Pantomine, the following Incl
dents sc. &c.
FRI, II coyan17ion Of Age and Harmony, or
7br tran5toymation Of a B5fj Vi0ifaa1 Old Woman
HARLE9U1N mefamorpbgled to a Doc.
The dirplay CT a collection of
ArinOtsd Piaarss n pair of Magic Candi5fick5.
The Skskt0n Sccne. &c. &c,
~ TICKETS 70 be had of Mr.. BATES, at Mr..
enters tavern at Mr.. DAalEL CoEBs, near the
Theatre; At IENKs' Office; and al u. GEORGE >
Ofioe.-Box rs Csnt5-PH 50 Gems
Curtain 80 rys c, Eight o'slost, pretty
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

ia The ,ae Bottom paper furnines the following
formstion from ST. DOMINGO.
m Boqon .1ay 81.
tI Capt Steele, from Port Republican,, informs Us,
lxshat The Blacks, taking Advantage Of he week.-Mrs.
fths French army, which Is much reduced oy
NJ and death, were again On tbs rife, and al
rlready began % form eocamPments on the plains
F2Leoeane This Circumstance gave great gneah-
els TO the planters, who had rtaon TO expect an
wpthcr fcene Of trouble and ma1acre
A.1 The rling of the blacks was fuppoied to be IN
~vonfequcnce of the nightly traagems OF The French
roops, 10 taking and maiacreine all the blacks,
r. no had held comm III rus under 1oufiiOt-oeihg
fsz ermed necenary precauton by Gen Leclerc, to
r1 tprive them OF their Commanders in the event OF
id mother revolt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
SECRET SERVICE MONEY.

The democrats aEea particular adherence
70 any appropriations for fecret f.rvices and
srt they have iniulted the memory of DR..
faakLa with their praif-, although they per
sps were acquainted with the circumstance
Mentioned in The following extract. Ii they
Sy<re not, Rill It will doubtless Be found that
ereaiser they viii be as little fparing Of their
tinted eulogies with refied 70 him as ever :
y /" During the doeor's ref ience il France he
APPENDED in fecrst fervices The imulenfe fun OF
ehirty thoufand dollars, When called upon by
ne proper authority 10 give an account of the
4 nsnner in which the fun was expended, the
p'cefor in bis ufoal laconic ayle, replied, "gea-
\ su you nzgf not nazzk tbs OK thai tread5 cut tie
\ rx'-U s. Gazafe.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

We are unhappy to announce The death Of Captain
CHARLrs Wars, aged IS years, ion OF John Wsie'
Efo of his town He matter OF the ihP Neitor,
OF This port iately arrived at the Delaware On The
AM inl at Point no-PsInt few mics from FhIaiel
phia mhrlG bathing he ventured a conf 'erAbe dii-
lance from the l,ore and ludden iunk-ltIs iuP-
pnled he was feizcd with the cramp. his body was
found on The 13d and decently inferred -tie has lett
a numerous circle of mourning relatives md trends
on whom his manly virtues ana valuable local quail
tics have made lailing lmpreihon
Died in this town, rhurfday laR, Mrs Sarah
7bon5iaa. aged SO.
At pc. Elizabeth, Mrs SafaHHab Dyer, wife OF Mr.
Ezekiel Dyer. =
AT Starks, in this Dinria, by the fall OF the limb OF
atree, Mr.. Ls7Vis Sebslips.
zach Staniy jan. of Winthrop. abcu; SIS years OF
ace huno hmfef with a fkein of yarn.
On Monday. roth Ut. departed this NE at New
o'ouct aer Mr. E5eaezer Nsjaa aged I7--the Only re-
naming iine Of Mr. Ebesezer Neiion deceaied End
orsndfon Of Deacon Seth Melton, of Milford N the
county Of Worceatr-after lingering oonfumPuve III
nefs Of about eight months continuance which ne
bore with becom ng patience and rehgnanon 70 inc
viii Of Cod and With comtort in ,he mercy OF isius
Chri0.''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
Go Reaccrs,

TIE readers eff Gazett Cannot appropriate Va! S0rfi9H
Of 5sr time 10 NOR. advantage than P4g tie vaua5
PRODUCTION Of One of the People," in ourGfPegs II
from tie pen Of one long sxPs'is"ed q 'f S0yi 01'a"
n0tDY
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
Erom Prap;denee-1alY 20.

r-- ET0'7 7 10Vsa50It-.J ~ IT
90 Tuefiay laf arrived fchr. Vtnelln, capt. ].
~ Vefco,t, 10 ihort paiage tem Cape Frsneois-
10 II Informs, that affairs Tere7a very eontuied
ss sfuaton there, when he failed; the negroes con-
,tnEurd TO harras the French troops almott daily
+ hat one of the back regiments under the com
and of Gen Chriftr phe, had been feot by Leclsrc
q 6dilperle thema lkrmifh toCsl place, and ChTrf-
bhe's detachment was cut in pieces by the
III ands Leclerc detached body Of French
ap0ps, VINO met the Brigands and defeated them
nth great flaughter.-The French troops died
= ID or 40 daily reinforcement Of 10000 men was
" Ynuflv txnetfet.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
DEATHS.
has It's tickle. emulors

Each moment has It's tickle, eniulous
OF time enormous fcytbc, whole ample fweep
Strikes empires from the root each moment pays
It's Iirtlc weapon in the narrower fphere
OF ryeet dome nc comfort, aRd cuts down
The iaitef bloom Of iublunary bhis =
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

gM "A long time has elapfed Gnce the lat inteui-
dsV nee from Europe. Before our next pubicatIon
ia Ne may reafonably expect fomething from that
Il wIuarter.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

y Calender fays that Mr. Jefer fon in fpeaking
Il Mr.. Adams wig ufed the word "f1OirLigg."
The editor Of the Aurora contradiAs the after.
on, and obferves thar it would be derogatorY
10 the pollhed manners Of the Prefident 10 ufe
hat mode Of sxprefion. It the editor Of the
AurorA will look into " Notes on Virginia" in
tQuery 10" he will 6od the following fen
ielSs +" while We have land to labor then, let
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02


THE fubcrtrrs humbly ihew-That in their
opinion, the interet of the Commonwealth
would in feyeral rsfpedS be greatly promoted by
an Improvement Of the roads in the Eatcrn part
of the fameThat there is 10 better way Of Il st.
icg tits Improvement, than By the efabifhmens
OF TURNPIKES-They beg leave therefore to
propJfe for the consideration Of he Court, the
expediency Of making Legislative prov fOn fur the
purpofc Of Incorporating Company to make a
drecf road from PidatazUay Rirrr to Portland.
thence to 14ngufs, and from Angufa To the town
Of Prgj5c6 on Pen05ft0t River. li viii De an ex-
Penive undertaking but with the aid OF Govern
ment, and the eXertons of individuals, II may ne
donc in a jhort time and the beoeft will dcuNt-
efs corpenfate FOR the expence-Your petitioners
therefore humbiy pray thac your honoFs would
make grant TO your petitioners and Others who
NAV be admitted TO join them, of Tra Tozvgbips
Of the uodfpof.d ENDS belonging to the Govern
nent, 10 the DiAritt Of Maine, or flch other num-
her as yourHonors fhatl Judge bef laaid of the nn
deuaking-and incorporate them together With
fuchpeJfons asyour onors ihould fec hl TO appoint
10 fsbicribe Ehrreto On behalf Of the government
10 forward the defgn) into company b. the
name Of the " MAIsE TURAPrKE ASSOCIATIONS"
AND make foch p-ov.ion for the efa0hm-ut ar
fGrnpikes, for d-fraying The refdue of the rz-
peace, add for Carrying the plan into stFee, as ID
your wifdon you hall jadge proper.
Aod as il duty bound will pray.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, and u others.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

MAINE BASK.-On Tuefday meeting of
the fubf,ribeis OF The Maine Bank took place,
and the following perfons chofcn Directors ::
Samuel Freeman Diae JQy. Ata Clap, J.fab Cox,
fant5 Dee,iag- AHe,t Ns4obaR, Tbatber Goddard,
WiAiamjVngery, .Jsj6ua Rogers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

Us never win % re cur citizens occupied at a
work bench, Or fqoi,kzg a djqaf3' Unlefs Mr..
Dusfe can point out fome difference in he po
lfhed Pbraf ology of thefe expreilions, t3irling
a wig and twiriag dillaf. we canaot befitste
10 aicri6e RI m boih 70 the fame author.-For
he information OF Mr. Duane il may rot be
improper TO remark that many forms Of expref-
hon net tsfs fagular han the above, may be
found IN the Notes on Virginia. lid
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

10 ne H2npra5is TIE Sera2e, and tie Hoaora6is
The HeuEo(RPrsicatati0es oftb. Common zUealt6
Of M1garbatnf, il Gfzera! Cart zgsmbied.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
BLANKS,

Sold at tbs OGce.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

THIS Evening, Monday Auguf :,
4 will be prelentcd for this night only The "a
ucr;,a n1srs IF r.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02
IS hereby given, that The

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
y fubfcriber has been duly appointed Airiiaihra-
tor upon the Eaate Of RENE BEL % IrAINE, lste
of Nosti15 il the coun Of W4th ngton. woman,
deceafed and has takcn1pon himielT thar truG BY
giving boRd the law directs
And all perfons having demands upon the Eaate az
the fad RsNE LFoSrAINE, are r=qleffei % exhibit
The fame ard ali per(ons indebted th- laid ERats,
are called upon make payment to
BENJAMIN WESCOAT, 44daiMyqrafor.
rT,eJtys III 3zy tAca
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-02

~ TICKETS 10 be had of Mr.. Bates, at Mr.
enters tavern at Mr.. DANiEL GOES, near the
Theatre; at IzHKs' Office; and at d. GEORGE .
Ofice.-Bax rs CsHt5-Pf 50 Gems
Curtain 10 yys c; Eigbi 0'siost, pretty
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-08
y tan.s q hold can Iirtlc men engage,

In talks 10 bold can HItic men GHgdSS,
And in frft bof.ms dwell fueh mighty rage?
BOLD indeed, Nefrs. Printers, is the
talk ALIGNED US, and far more difficult
than thois which are daily prefented US IN
the pages of Cicero, Homer end Zeno-
phan. But where is the alternative =
Arraigned before the bar OF the Commu-
nifty, and charged with az act OF hoitiilty
to unprotected females, are we no' war
ranted, are we not compelled to addrets
the fame tribunal, with view 10 vindi-
cate our ahailed coed name Ard we
confidently ,rua thar the following bret
ard correct narrative will obviate every
uofavorable feature of the traniattion, and
place the affair In its real ihape, which
agoia from a mere aa of ieyity, and iuch
an c1s, it is believed, as will not be
,l,,.u.,.: mutual with BOYS OF Qua age.
Walking laa Sunday together for exer-
cife and recreation, our attention was at
,raaed BY two moles in Col. Hooe's lane,
4 fore foot Of each was iecured by ihort
rope to its head or neck, and having heard
that ;hafe animals are capable OF making
mutual Prog efs en- three legs, one OF our
company was difpofti TO sfcertain the tact
By experiment, ana throwing iti'A or
fone for the purpofe OF pulurs item III
rotion, they, ,ogesl.cr with hOrie alo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-08

s -. ready to proceed In hnhaefs,
hey either poapone, commit or adjourn
il; whenever in the opinion of the ma.
iority the caufc for the delay is removed,
whether by the .la5ors OF committee
or OF an indi, idaal member. the Houie
proceed in the buihefs, discharges the
committee of the whole or the fslect com.
Irittee, as is ieen in every days practice
of parliamentary saemblies.
In the diicullion of this morning, gen.
.lenen appeared to have in a great degree
given up what they had before coniider-
cd their ssong ground, viz. the hyperion
rxcellency OF the new Judiciary fyitem. OF
laa FELTON,, now propoftd to be repealed.
The argument this morning has turned
On tie incompcscacy os that iyeem, ana
the importance Of keeping the committee
IN EHior, TO d.yife another'new one TO
6 comooltd GU: CT both the tormerones.
Re NUT beg IeaYe to iubmit to the can
da2r Of The gentlemen, whether IT that
was, at rrcf.nr, the fate OF their minds,
,icy bad nc, better ..e. the old iJ item,
:. aicn his scea in operation ever ince the
,ccinai~s OF ,9;s government, with which
The country IS well acquainted, and to
which they have been 70 much sccuitom-
j, bc continued in operation, till tho!
minds sra more ie tied, ard till more tin
:an be given TO mature and rerfec' smrna
z-1cuts and alterations, which it ieems now
20 be p,o o.rcd 10 mike as to jusics, arc
other important Pro'lhons, vi ca fer
new to be in contemplated. lie Wa
very unwilling to diitraSt the couo,ry b!
many rropoGsiens Of new judiciary Ii
TENS following each other every FELTON, i
Cougrei:; ke ,hov;;, hit it mere dlea,iy e'i
dent than lrforr, that it was bea to 60 OF
and reOore re a. :yaen1 for year or two
longer: l2ar. As member Of the com
,aityee lie ruR declare il as his opinion,
rhat there y as ycr, l:ttlc rr2fres: OF their
deyihng new o,e, during the remain
der OF tic YIslsns iiEcn, which would
be 70 likely 70 be acceptable as the olo
ere, efpeciaiIy as !; had ncver bsen pre-
ended that he Cd Gre WIS &c eXt:es,clj
vicious "a ir;ol".@a!c, TIA, i nj gh, not
= continued : vcar or TOO longer, Il.
experience AID rejection could deviie
f'nethirg in which we couli be more una
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PHILADELPHIA, Fsb. a..

E.rtte2 .f t:ttr fran sen'lrman IN
Msr:iyifnc, 70 Els triend in PhiladeI-
p4ia, dated .5fau. s, 1902.
" Tie cpuciui, of the De6nitive
Treaty., of Peace between France and
England, Las been Gsued the aG,h No
Iember..
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akranOrta auuerttser.
MoNpAY, FEBRUARY 8.
FOR THE ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.

What dire offence from plaj full rauies tPrings'
What nigh y coLteGs rife from trivia! thing.
p
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Sale by Auason.

HMbf aided to orr Jules Or Wtdnslae1
the Iob infant,
Twenty crates of Liverpool
Ware, we'll aGorted, and quantity of
Salt in lots Of 400 bu!hel,, on credit Of
60 days for approved negotiable notes.
II. and T. MOORE,
Feb. s. Auttioneers.
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Ann1ver1ary Ball.

: HHn1OeT7ary BaIz.
Gentlemen diipoled to fub-
fesibe to birth night bali, are requei'ed
to meet at Gaby's fb, evening, at Tx
O'Clock, to elect managers.
Feb. g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-08

Iyenty Dollars Kewa1d.
Was itolen from ON board the
,a,ip Paulins, lying at Wilfon's wharf,
ha night, about 20 fathom' Of Il inch
hawfer, I'D wore. The above reward
will be given to any perfon OF penons for
convieting the thief or ,hievs, by
JOHN BORRoWDALE.
Feb. g. ee3t
p CAR sr0ex for elsGs linen sxd coz"
ton rag5st tbs eHee.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

wv HEREAS the propyie ors and owners Of the la.e
Wv common and undivided lands il lie town of
Lebanon in the county Of York, have been Fed and
taxed fundry ilt5 aud formerly committed tor COZ
lection Bsrja71an cBaabauyn iq and DR. aess Carr,
deceaied, aud William Rqgers, Elq reGgned And the
Balance due on faid Taxesare oomnl e. TO sdrezR
RgOS Eiq. collect by vote Of faid Proprietors-and
the following fams nov appear to be due and unpaid,
TO vii:
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
John Taber & Son,

No. 3, MUSSEr'S row,
KEEP the aforefaid Yara ccnffantly for fale, by
inc Bundle, at the fame prices the Mandatory,
with only the expence o. tranfportation.
Porfaal ID NO &, 8oa
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
,UabOirfaIc ann Retail OTIarezgooufe,
OPPOSITE The COLUMBIAN TAVERN.
Wakefield & Dobbs.

47aaia: tb isndS and M bu5e that thew bavs re.iv5 ky
roe Iafe arriDa og LoalsH and LivybooL large aart
17sas Of MsrebaHii@s-Amogg rDbeb are,
DLACK, dark blue, olive, drab, brown, lcariet
1D aud iafhionable mixed London and Yorklhire
hne and luper6ne Bro@dcorhs.
Alaek white, ezrk, blue, buff, fcarlet, drab, brown
aud mixed Kerfeymcres
Mixed and plain Foref Cloths,
Fearnauehts from rs to I7c per ward
Plain and twil'd Co&tngs; Striped Elaiic Cloths,
Orleans white and colored Bazes,
White and black Flanneis 8ofe Blankets,
7.S and A wide Irifh Linen, from no TO 7J6 pr yd.
Chn5z and purple CaIicoes; do do. Furni ure,
DnrAns cslamaneoes Jeans; Moreens,
Black and blue ShaloonI; black 2uhes,
Tamnyi white aud colored Muninetts,
Black worried Caters,
a large aiIonment o. Mems, & Womcns worried,
lambs wool, gauze, white & coIored cotton, black
and white fix Hofery.
Tape, Aripe, and hair cord DmiGes.
Tambor'd. jaconet, cambria, and book Mullins,
Black cambria do.
Mems beaver, worried, anG fix Cloves,
Ladies extra white and colored Kid and & < de-
La1ies Englilh coIored Kid Shoes
Black aud coiored Morocco do.
Moggafons MufFs and Tippets,
Fancy Feathers and Flowers,
Cotton, elk and ilver TRIMMINGS,
OIL Cloths; Iriih Diapers,
Ladies Cent emen's and Youths Enghh beaver
Hats; Straw Bonuets do. Trimmings,
Thread, Lace, and Edgings,
Black broad and narrow fik Lace,
Elegant Lace Shades d 0. Ves,
Mems plain and lrped Engliih and French black
Satin5 black and bue fix Velvet,
Brown Holland; Swanfdowns from y9 to r5E pattern
Embroidered Silk; Ladies black Satin,
Silk and cotton Sufpenders,
Fine Thckfet and VeIveteen; Carpets, & Carpetinq
Bandannas; fashionable fancy Glk Handkcrchiefs
Chintz and purple shaws cotton and linen Checks,
Back and white Italian Grape,
White and colored Thread,
Plated, gilt, and metal coat aud breall Buttons,
Twit do; linen and cotton Pocket handkerchief
Borderea Lawn de. +; camels hair Shawls
Tapes and Bobbins; hoe and quality Bindings,
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas,
Gold and gHs Breaches white and colored Beads.
Tea Trays, Walters, Bread Bafket:, SciHors,
L. n
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
THE POST-oFFICE at Portland,

VIE POSI-OFFlCE at Portland,
- is fhut on the feveral evenings of the week at
the hours hereafter mentioned viz
Every Sunday evening at fr o'clock (beiag opened
one hour previous to that time, for the purpnse Of
making up the letters which may be judged necehsry
70 put into the Office on that day.)
Every Saturday evening, eight o'cIock-and on ev-
cry other evening IN the week, siss O'Clock
F5 T., 1907. SAMUEL FREEMAN Nj.
AIKEN Up adrift, on the 9th ult
- vehrePs LONG BOAT.--any pe,foa HAVING
lott the fame, may have II again b. Progin proper
" ard paying chafges.-APPlY to the Printer.
Fcb. II
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Croix Rum,
Madeira Wine, Box and Cafk Rafns, Almonds, Figs
Nutmegs. Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Rice, Ginger,
Chocolate, Indigo Mu(tard, Allfpice, Black Pepper,
Lump and Brown Sugar, Bohes, Souchong aud Hyfon
Teas.--Cheap for cafi or approved credit
Portland, Fsb. I.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

And that 70 much ofthe above defer ,bed proper
perty will pay the REFLECTIVE taxes afgfrd there
on, with COTS and charges, will b. fold AZ public
vendue,at the dwelling houie of SAMUEL SrAPLEs
Innholdrr, 10 Gcyb4m, on lhuTIday tue frt cay Of
April, So2, at ten O'Clock in the forenooa, unets
preVented by previous pa~ment.
THOMAS MLELLAN, CoLe7or.
Gorb0n, IAN AZ, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

e0d unlsfs faid taxes, and the recesrv ~ %
arc paid 10 me the colIeaor, s,r - t.l,- hsfo-s
h. eoAb oee hs,eenth day Of April next al ten Of
ihsn Ass ste forenoon, 70 much Of faii lands viii
Al Al. s.9.Y ou oY Fahl'c Auction, a viii pay the fame
& n .~e,sn houie Of capt Moan IoaDHw Innhold
= ''Ss. FHiNEas JONES, caas.7v.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
10 BE soLD an AUcrIoN.

On Monday, Je day Of March next,
a BLArKsMIFH's SHOP, in the town OF Bridg-
( ton G,uated on the wea lide of the brook oppo-
ite MIR. Jofepb Scars ncv faw mil-togcther with the
privileges thereto belonging For further particulars,
inquire Of WILLIAM ROGERS. BriJyfoa, FEB. Is.