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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
. F.dRlfEPS, PLANTERS ~
CRITTERS,
A BARGAIN IS OFFERED
IN A
II 4 IL M
LYING IN HANGOVER C0II1JTy.

-
LYING IN HANOVER COUNTY,
Eleven n1.lci iroa Richmond, and s.,en fror-
'iaacyer Town and New Castle coai1iainr -
oo9r7 100 -c.ss, tat h:jf oiiy Of vh.ch, I, en-
ever cleared au;t hlcl, max BE convenient, owl
ded INTO two tracts OF ai,o'tJ3 scrcs--te a at
u part ct tie clearediaHd las ...d the ..ivan-ar
. elShy yeais rest, and the nose OF mat time en-.
closed, whereby u has no CauDr, greatly benefit.
cl-5he wood land IS jlslgp4 borb II .gi 10 1.ial.
~ and strength 90 DC '.ti. a,iapted 10 tic t.u.a
Of Wheat ard TonACco, indeed tie soil OF mucl
the eater pari o. ths rrattis ae.ieg suited 10 the
| Erov.h cETobacco, Wher and Grass th.. Iudi-
~ corE---it Is Iemarkabi vel wstsred IN ever,
parr o. 81, and ever I-tle s2r.rg sJtearn Affords
-lors o. less reacow GTopaa, but F-J.ici1agle q
stream called aeaverdsn which runs fof an kali
mile taTodsh tht lard nd affords uca,lc," GROUND
ofthc frs. quality. feen az % 80 yards n wiati.
throtghthe NlaOleiengtn.
improvements, are q Dwelling House with
dutch roef, 20 b. lS frc-l sl,-d u one size u
feet by g, ar3 spacious bri closet a each en-
a francs. Kitchen with 5ficI. Chimney 24 by -
feet, 2 NC s,oYy BTic. House, Is BIZ 10 tcat,
iargS Barn, sheddrd, ard other cut houses, ali IN
toera1ie repair.
On the above traa are tvs Saw-AI'l-Seats.
one Of which IA. been ierellei and measured, from
whicn experiments Il appeara tha this situation.
will admit OF a II tect oversize. 'whcd, thlt il
VII require but short dsIa.n short the expen,e
OF erecting the sae--mill and making a ,ufhcient'
darn, yali be iri.c compared Ni.h the profit 10
be derived there sroTi, N ncighhorhood abou,,l
ihg III lhc best kind of timber, and oal II mics
nom kichmcad, where The demand for plsnk.
Scandmg, &c..is very goat, and rhe price la,.h-
II MAJ not i'c improper 10 observe ~ .ais n zee
thai n IS ny opinion, that o. :le above fam tse
IS p sa.lcient quaw.i; Of timber, when sawed "a
sold % dc!r1y every expense OF erotln the saw
Mi.l - ID moreover 10 produce !. ce;r SUM- "a
to enc half my price for the whole ratl.
should not onit 70 mention, chat ths l..s = les
IN very healthy neighborhooa, ;hat ii,cie Is sa
Apple Orchard. which yields early aoOu a ths.l-l
s-na Gailois IF e. der, and that Il has an, atgat.
tlge Oh excellent water, within zen s.Ts g tle
kitoheN door.
The following orc the FERNS on wilc6l v.II
seEtte Uoo7c arm. W.T. 4, tlsolsaui Dcil1ds
osac io4n c1sh, the baiance IN three eqis .,iar
plymets, III j g thousand ioiiars, one thr,l c.st
the balance ~ eco s1I. suituti u.y,--en.s .-9r
s'l cash. a considerable dedu6fiou .yiU be msie.-
B,t if the sale " net coacisl before 7ae nrs:
day % December next ! fl..l Iold mys,if r,,ea--
Ell from thc terms Of ths aforementioned grs, -s.
Hons--in re weaf tiDic, may ,,cGer7ly be foi.nd
on 'hc pseriises whittier any ore DESTROYS OF tn-,
chasing MAY be direa,ed ~ applying AZ Nh Jalaes
Rind's, in kichihond
]. SEABROoK.
Hanover, September e. 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24

Jls! Setsiged at S. PLEAsAFTS BooK~
SToSz, RIiAsroHD -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
2HE sUBScRLBER OFFERS koR
S4LE THE
I'raa of Land,

ON which he resides, lying Oh bo;h
&Fsides OF Modest creek, containing a
bout 1900 acres, OF which 800 are ia cul-
tlyat:cn, arranged into fise d;stin-. fields,
al ct which are weA incloscd; there are
Rhout 900 ecres Of wood land, wnichis IS
'eem~d tho best lo'iacro land "a the neigh
bourhood (of fhe 81 num6ar OF acres
the band swell sin,hs cd and vatered, tH~
buildings are VALUABLE brins lust inished.
and built under the particular inspection
ef thc Subscribers they consist Of very
convenient and pleasant dwelling house
with three roou;s bcioS and three ABOVE
stairs, two BRICK chrmnies and Two porch
IS, a Gyanery 50 fees5y 10, ana al othcr
ont hc1scsfcr the convenience Of fani-
w It's distance from Petersburg is -
from Richmond IS miles
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
REMOVAL.

M y subscriber takes this early OF por.
A tinlty ofntorming u,e public gene
raliy, THAT he las removed from tho house
heretofore occupied by himin Chedpside,
TO the large coalDsodioua brick M,a6er-
house usea by Mir. Thomas taylor rs a
vendue Office for Tic last year--(this house
IS enorely hre-proof, being built Of brick
and covered with c.pper) where he inlenjls
TO devote himself entirely 10 tue n2C-
kERAGE ard COMMISSION BUSi-
NESS As his attention VIII be distract
ed 10y 40 other kind he will 81: able 10 do
that satisfaction to cousiSpors which they
cr5iccs from all agent. His lumbtr-house
IS admirably calculated for the storage OF
tobacco, flour, wheat o. any other article
subject TO storage, which shall be 'lone by
him at the customary rate OF storage i'll
town.
ARaHSTEAD ANDERSON.
Richmond, st October, so2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
WLLL Also SELL ii
TraEt of Land

Lying in the county OF Charlotte, contsin-
ing 600 acres, mostly wood land, & a large
proportion Of it prime Tobacco land--aEd
IS part o! that valuable body of land that
formerly belonged 70 Mathew Marabie,
deceased, on iEinniewood. A more Parti-
cuIar description Of those two tracts of
land is deemed unnecessary 10 sn adver-
tisement, as il IS presumed such as ave
dcsirous of purchasing would wish TO view
the land and Judge for themselves.---rh4
terms VIII be moderate for q pare cash,
the balance on credit, for Young negroes;
Or land on either OF the !tarpcth rivers in
Tennessee.
For further particulars application vii
be made to the subscriber. TT
LEWELLIN JONES.
LMenburg county, august 10, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
amerirEn aaairs.
BOSTON, OCT. II.
fran tie Meqiterr1nean.

fran tie Mediterranean.
The United States frigate Bottom,
CaPt M'Neil, arrived in the cutter har
eour, on Sonday laif, from Gibraltar,
50 days. The Commander Informs,
that partial peace was concluded with
the Emperor If Morocco, and thar Mr..
Simpfon had returned TO Tangiers -
That The Emperor had claimed and
manned the Tripoline Admiral, which
had 70 long lain ddmantled at Gibral
tar, and fitted her for Tea lin confe
queuce Of which Commodore Morris.
conGderirg her Tripoline. had order
ed the Adams, Capt. Campbell, to
cruize of Algeliras TO watch her mo
tons, and to capture her on her putting
70 fen and had aationed an officer on
dhore to make fignals ;-and that Com
moaore Morris had lliied from Gi5ra
tar. with Mr. Catbcarf, foi Algiers.
The Bottom had been itationed off
Tripoly. where ihe was relieved by tn
ConGell4tion, of 50 guns, Capt. Mar
ray.-She then proceeded to Naples,
an5 conveyed number of American
AID Swedcs TO Gibraltar. Capt M'Neil
had flight afflir with three gun boats
near Tripoly ; one of which he funk
and the other two hauled into ihoal
water. The Bolton fuff-red no injury
The Danes have made peace with
Tripoly, by the promlie of tribute in
money and military Cores.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

We 'eara from our priva.s coFrerpon.
deot, under dale Of zstll init thar Lou
i XVIII who Git keeps lbs court Il
Watia~, his iefgfe to excepr the an.
nusl aiimonY offered hial BY the Conr,s
2 Pruaia and HGlia ison noiion,
hstif he re lily conisntcd ID receive
fnth fun il he lh4pe of perfon, he
would, ~ F. dong, forfeit bis lille Of
fuccellIon 20 the crown and kingdom Of
France. This happy Piinee has
written letters both to Frederick and
Alexander thanking them for thsir
n,agnanimou: cH.r; bur II forming
Sh.rn th.t he begged leave 10 decline
any ili2ulatei fun, bus would appeal II
thsm on proper occ4ions for what lii.
tie hi> exigcncies might require, in the
proud hope O repa, ing all on the day
IF his rsiloration.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
Eran CAPE FRANCOIS.

Accounts from Cape Francois, to the
18th Sept, have been received via Phi
iadsiPhia They fate the continued
exiRence Of hoaili,ies in St. Domingo.
That on the 18th Sept. battle WIS
fought near The Cape. which could be
perceived from the yeiIcls IN the Cape
hArbor but the iGae was kept pro
found fecret THAT on the 10Th ano-
Their action took place of which the
reiult was ALTO unknown that the
blacks were continually commit ing
dePredations around the Cape : and
that on the 18th black general named
Clark BeA,ar, was arrelted, and fent
to the Cape, where he was 10 be tried,
by o.der Of Gen Leclerc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

| 70 ~ 5on5raSe fif Stnnie Mi re4.tIs-.sr
9f fl< Hsse Of F1'y.f7af ,fipss W III Gazr.s.
7reaAi IF Afsgaetuia5
flE petition of the fubrcri-
+ bcrs- being A Corali tee appointed nv
The 'nhabi ants Of thc town of CI.eFrp. Nv irg~i
roectiug for thc purpofc n behalf % he lid
tGwn. hunbir .hewrth-- Thztthr icral filuat,oa
OF fad town is fuch, having naveabe river
upwards cf three quarters III mile wide ~
on an average, runniog throuch The whole
length Of il, A. RENDERS it very in1onrcnitnt.
and AZ fomc fea'ous Of tie wear impra1tIcabI.
for the people On both Gie. Of the river II
meet together 70 ,r2nlatt tier Gown bufnets
% avoid fach Inconvenience for The futur
the towr n their meeting on Che sfl Monds-
OF April iat voted Tor ? fsparation Of the
@aacflg from The welferiy fde of the river
and chOfe your petitioners (tuo or whom iivc
ca the wsHeriy and two on the eaeeIIy fdc
q the rlver) committee TO agrce upon the
ines OF dieiiicn to calculate the proportion
WHICH each foe Of The river ouahr 10 pay upon
the thouiand during the operation OF the lsG
general valuation AMI to petition The Leglf.
lasvTe Ter fapaTation ; and for oihsr pur-
poles relating 70 the prentice and 70 make
report to the town at thtir nexr May meeting,
which report was accord ngy made aud ac-
cePted by the town Your petitioners il
behalf OF lad rown therefore pray that your
honors would take their cafe into your vie
confederation, and fet OFF The land Oh the calt-
CRY ode Of ST. Georges Rivet. bounded as
follows. viz beginning Al Tho-n4lon linz III
the eaiserivlrde Of faid river, thence running
eailionhrzf by laid line to tile lel lhore,
thence touShwellsrly by the fca llorc to Her
ring gut points Called, thence northweltery
to the fad river, including al thar part Of
the town OF Gaining which lies 70 the eAltward
OF line drawn from the fra mentioned
bounds, running foutbwetlerlv through the
ridd Of the river, pzHng through tie wet
ery channel 70 the fea. with he inhabitants
thereon, into feParatc town by the name q
Georges and your petitioners as in duyy
bound h.ll ever pray.
JAMES MALCoM, ) Can4ists. ~
JOHN M'KELEAN, (fonfeSia 5sdsr
JOHN LEWIS, of t5s fszpn sf
JOSEPH ROBINSON cgsiag.
CgJ5izg, 75fb Nay, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18

To tbs benvable the Senate, and tie bon
orabLe H0gts Of Rrprekntotives Of tie Com
nI0nSofalfb Of MoDaebuiets, ia Ceoeya
Court aDlmbled, Nay 1861.
HE petition ofthe fubfcribers'
humbly fhrws--That, BY an acl or
the General Court, pafTed March 9th, AID.
1893, Jonathan Davis and Others were 10
corPorated for the purpofs Of buIGiug
Bridge over Nezv- M-adqQuJ Rizer, which
runs between Brunfwick ia the county Of
Cumberland, and Bath in the county of
Lincoln which bridge was to have been
provided with draw for the acconmoda
ton OF the Inhabitants on fad rver--that
laid inhabitants, with many other perf0us,
citizens OF iaid Bruniwick, well aca uaint
ed with faid river, petitioned the General
Court, praying thar faid Davis and others
with him incorporated, fhould be required
to make good and fufficient draw IN laid
bridge for vefftls 70 pats and repaTs thro'
laid bridge; which petition the General
Court wSre pieaied to grant in an act pat
led June Aft, A. 1913. entitled an st
IN addition 10 an ACT entitled an aet for in-
cooperating Jonathan Davis and others for
me pnrPoie OF building a bridge over New
Meadows Rivcr-that fad Davis and 9TH
ers having neglected to buld faii bridge
within the time limited by law, an appIi-
cation was made to the General Court for
Permltiion 10 build faid bridge, and an a6t
was pahed on the 10Th day Of February
Iait, Incorporating Jofhua Shaw and others
tor that purpoie, but making 10 provihon
Tor The building of draw in faid bridge
for the Pafiage Of veilels having MATS
Your petitioners beg leave to fuggeif that
the want OF draw in faid bridge would
be productive of great Inconvenience and
much damage 70 the intereft of the inhab-
itants on faid river, Especially to thofe
WHO live above the place deligned for fad
bridge, lone OF whom have carried on the
ouhneis of ihip building and the lifhcry
adyantageouny, as they have been ab { 10
rig their veAes, and make and cure their
tiih on their own flores, and near to their
houies whereas they would b. obliged,
i iaIc bridge fhould be built without a
draw, TO rig all their vrifels and cure all
their fiji below faid bridge, which would
occaflon heavy additional expence and
trouble, and tend 10 difcouragc both fllp
building and the fillery-Your petitioners
add further, that New Meadows River is
navigabe for vefels Of one hundred tons
burthen for two or three miles above
Browns ferry, and in many places admits
OF very convenient wharves, which might
be built at a fmall expe1ce--TheY there
fore pray, that the honorable General
Court would 70 far alter the provifions OF
the act of February laa,. as 70 diitd the
e.. k,,,I
New Meadow River, 70 make good and
fufficient draw, correfpondent to the act
pafied June AFT, 1898, and annex fuch a
penalty to the neglect of i1ch direction, as
they ihall in their wifdom think proper
And as in duty bound will ever pray.
JAMES CURTIS, and 50 others.
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ComMoNwEALrH or MASSACHUSETTS,

CoMMONwEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS.
III S1ra:e, Jaa: II. Soz.
On the petition Of James NAL
com and others, committee in behalf Of the
town q Cuihng, praying that faid town may
be divided and incorpora ca .nto two fepa-
rate towns-Ordered, that the petitioners
caufc an attefed copy Of their petition with
this order thereon. to be pubifhed in fenks
Gazette, printed 10 Portland, three week
iucceilveiy. and a like copy to be delivered
70 thci Clerk Of fad Cuflling, Extv days at
lean before the fecond Wednesday Of the next
felton, Of the General Conrf, thar all perfons
intereited may then appear ana flew caule,
i any they have, why the prayer of f&il pc.
tIIon fhculd NOT be granted
Read and accepted. Sent down Cor Goa
currcnce DAVID COBB. Prefi.-t
1H he RszJf # Repr9enfati1's5, June :, 1904.
Read and conrurrcd
JOHN c JONES, Speaker.
A true ccpy-Auef.
Q. ELLIOT YAUCHAN,. Cierf sftIs Senate.
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NOTICE i hereby given, that the fublcri.
IN bets have been duly appointed Adminil-
traitors Of tho Ina;c of
JOSEPH BOWKER,
late Of iJ:7rgstOzfa, in tie county of Lincoln,
yconan, deceaied; and have undertaken that
trui by giving bond as the law directs :--All
ptrfons therefore, having demands ag2ina the
enate 0. faid deeeafed, arc deiired 70 exhibit
the fame for let;lement ; and all thcfc indebted
to faid c'la,c, are requcitcd TO make immediate
payment
ELIZABETH BOWKER, 2 ASni,4-
LAZARUS BOWKER, yerato5s
AugAP 20, 1891,
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'0rTl8n1.
McNp41-, OcroEkR g, s8oo
MR Bd7dRu.

The eommaniing taln;s Of This Gen
|tlrman, and his popularity in Co cief.
sscifei The NOT tead'y enn ty of he
|ndn: lsFidl fact on +; ard the moIt m
n rsant 45ie a ID Iaam4tnl sn.ans hays
been uf.-!tn defeat lis re cleaion. This
shas heen effected, As appears b. the
article from The puiia3e.-
Ieaia Caz.t,e Of Monday lalt.-Eyerv
Rhnkng mn j. aiSe,i, how long can
|oqr ii5e. ties fa'vive the oorraption Of
|teaioa, wien even the fit maeiara.e
'aooPs 10 ;a;eg!ege /!
"ItaFpears By private accounts from
I'D lware. that the election in that aate
fr member Of congrei,, has esentuaied
infagcr OF C1lar a. Ro iney, The dem
seralic candida'e, by majority of FIF-
TEN! The cAlcnlaticus which had
feea n'ade on this fubjsa By cores ana
psn informed iniiv.duiIs, having pre-
red fallacions, an eoq Try naturally
Sflgsefs itl:lf: viz. IA, this even; been
produced by the fair and ipontan Gus
eusreot OF public opinion We ar4 bold
S,o a1fver this qlsltion in the negative.
fNe are confident tn, che respectable
AMI indspendsnt citizens of Delaware,
..naeaj Of being vitiatei IN their ideas Of
COVE Dnent, are daily becoming more
Esonhrmei in their admiration of The
fy}rm adopted by Wath ngton, and
purlued with iuccef' by Adams. There
j no dereiittion of Federal principles
Til, political difgrace has been Incurred
BIZ an inaa-nce of The mot ihameful
Edelcgipion The voice OF the fate has
been imoth-sed b. the influx Of worth
ne foreigners, who, PoAeling ncithsr
morals -.1r property, have been par
ni,,ed TO miugle their corrupt fofFra.
se. in behalf Of anarchy"
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LIST OF LETTERS
8 m = ~ NJ 4 " OW-tI
OCTOBER I, I2cz.

s,..ys.i.4 PrrrR Stone. I.ap p...e-r,D
Holman Pratt, JefTe Walker, yofeph sxol-
field, Capt. Robert Jordan, Oliver Bnbcc
John Owen. Edward WEIGH. Tofnua HAYS,
Capt. Jacob Weffon, John Iorden, William
Jaekion, John Hinkley, Samuel Harding,
capt Thomas ThomPfon, 1t. James Curtis.
7esi6a0s William Worfler lanes Furring-
ton, Daniel Holden, Mofcs Weymouth, vii
liam Maleomb, Capt. William PaterGon, Cid
cen Larabee, Gideon Walker, lanes M'Cur-
dy, Richard Kaowlcs
B07vdoiabam -Jofiah Colby, Joreph Thomp-
Ion, George Thomas, Thomas Preble, Capt.
James Coomhs, Samuel Barber, Benz smin
Haafon, Saba Hihskey, George Thomas,
Jofeph Thompfon
Lfetlss George Jacxfon, Ezra Richard
ion, William Tap ey.
Tb'mboab0' 0ngb-John smullan, William
Jordan,
H~,ffsDeA--Mrs. Jane M'AuIey.
Duvbm.-Samuel Tracy.
j5Oa.-Samuei Jamcfon.
LiffLs Rivsy-Jabcz B. Fletcher.
aT The Poftmafter is defr-
Gus that thofe pcrfon. indebted TO him fer
the Poltage Of Letters and Newspapers, lhnuld
make payment and tina, thole p-rlons who
have their letters and papers charged quar-
tcrly, would be careful 10 iifchsrce then bills
at the expiration of every qnarter---ince j, is
1t thoic periods he is obliged to anfwer the
drafts OF The Poffmaaer- General. The COM
p'iance OF thofc intereffed, will much obigc
RoBERr ID. DuNNING, p. M.
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ComMoNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Ia Senate, June lib, 1901.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
In Senate, Jsne IIsb, 1907.
On the petition Of James Curtis
and others, praying that the honorable
General Court would 70 far alter the pro-
vilion Of the at Of February aff, as TO ii
red the Corporation for building bridge
ever New. Meadow River, TO make good
and iuifcien. draw, correspondent to an
act pafied June AFT, I793-Ordered, that
the petitioners caufe al attefted copy OF
their petition, with this order thereon, TO
be inherited 10 JenkI' P7rtLard Ca-etfe,
three weeks fuccefively, the Iatt pubiica-
tioD to be thirty days, at lealt,- before tie
fecond Wedneiday of the next irffion OF
the General Court, tba. all intsrefted may
then appear and fhew oaufe, If any they
have, why the PRAYER Of iaid petition
ihonld pot be granted.
Read and accepted Sent down for con-
currence. DAVID COBB, Prcfdent.
little Houfe ofRftrsfsa:a.ives, June l7,lSc1.
Read and consuIrtd,
JOHN {. JONES, Speaker.
A true copy--Attef,
G.ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Clerk
CT. 49, off5r Sfra.s,
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j9ort of 19ertiann.


S4farlay, OF. 3--Arriyed fhip Caroline,
capt. Cordan, Al days from Oporto.
The brig Alphion, Capt S. Storer, Of this
port, has arrived at Ma6eira.--A letter TO
bis owners, dated Aug. n mentions the fol-
lowing American vefIeis having arrived there !:
Brig George, Dickey, from Baltimore, 81 days
pafage, very Ieaky; brig Rolanna, Brown.
Newyork, 80 days brig Joanna, DAVIS,
GIouceRer, So; brig Edmond, White, Bol-
ton, 10 fchooner DilpaJch, Preble, Freder-
ickfburg, a.; brig Dolphin, Mitchell, Phila-
delphid. 65.--Brig - Lamfon, from Phi
ladelphia, was fpoke 5th July, bound to Ma
deira.-Brig Expert ment, Leving, from New
york, bound to Leghorn, was fpoke July 49,,
at. as, 4. long -41-I4 days out, all well.
At Monte Viedo, Augua (, the Jofeph,
Grant. Of Kennebunk.
AT Trinidad. Sept. 10, Atlantic, M'Daniel,
to fail in 2 days for Kennebunk; Orange, Bel
lard, for do. in a few days
At Guadalcupe, Sep. 2, Unicorn, Miller,
Mcrcator, freeman, for Portland -, Low
ell, do Jun arrived.
AT Liverpool, Auguf go. Mount vernon'
of WifcsGet, for Charleaon Mac, OF Port,
land, fer CharleEcn.
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Dieu,

In this town, on Wednelday laA, Milf.
Sally Crois, aged 70, daughter Of Mr., Mofes
Corls.
Al Windham, MIR. Richard Anderfou,
aged IS.
AT Wisdfor, Vermont, on the z7th ult
Widow Molly Brown, relict Of Briant Brown,
Efq. and mother TO MIR. James ID. Brown, Of
this town.-Appsrentiy well, hc fell and di.
ed without a gafp,--The thread Of life how
eahy broken
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EUening Scbool.
RemoUaI.
THOMAS CLARK. informs

his cultomers and the pahlic, that he has
removed from No 3, Jones Row, to one Of
the New Brick Stores, nearly oppoGte the
haiae fire = Aza,ine Iyyjlraree OGFse. FJs-Sreet,
where he las juft received and il now opening
IN addition 70 his foImer flock, a general at.
lortment of
Books, Stationary $ Fancy articles
which will be fold on the lowelt terms
A complete adorment of BIBLES and
SCHOOL ROCKS.
Committees for purchafng Social Libraries
will find i for their advantage TO cali, as they
Will be iuppled at the Bottom prices.
Cath given for any quantity of Rags, Can
valsand Junk. PortLraa. o. Is.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
DR.. HENRY +. DuPEF.

E.
- Efpeetfully informs his friends and the
IN public. that he has received, and has for
lale' It his fhop in Middle Jgrest, nearly oppo-
litc MIR Sisroa Dearborn, general ahortment
of DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Aiio few Of the mon approved
PATENT MEDICINES.
Culden's Balloon Honey Batenan's Drops;
Church's Cough Drops; burlington Balloon
Life; Walih's naedlcated Lozenges Ching's
Worm do Cafes Magnolia; Kennedy's eel
ebrated Corn Platter Lees Pills. Lockers
do. Andcrfon's do. Hooper. Female do.
scotch Ointment Gowland's Lotion vege-
table cream, for identifying The kin
ALTO, variety Of PERFUIfERT.
Ehence Burgamont, Lemon, Orange, La
vender, "uik, & MilIcfour Mix Of Rofes
Naples Soap. Convent do. Windfor do. la
Role Ponade; Carminc and Cerufe, &c.
Likewife, a few boxes CONFECTTONd-
RES and PRESERYES.
y Cath given for JUMPER BERRIES.
Portland, Oh. f8,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-18
yEW Y3TEPS.

q THE folowine article IS ex'raael from A.
no,her Philadelphia psPer osthe fame date
AT an adjourned Court of Quarter
Sefions, held IN Sat0rj Jay Lat, tor this
County, for the cxprefs purpofe If nat
rralizing foreigners. THREE HUN
aDRED and FIFTY aliens moaIY na-
Htives Of Ireland. (who according to
nfeir Fefiiiors, and the oaths Of their
bad refiied within the United
States at Iesf FIVE years, and withip
his ifare ore year laa pat. and within
fthat time had been Of e7od rsoral char
BIZ. an1c5sd 10 tie ca73ifuti01 Of f5s
IEshe{ S'a,sf, and eysli difb7G2 20 the
POD erdsr AM basSiasG Of the f'nrc y
we're, By fpecies Of legal magic,
Eansformed, IN a moment into GOOD
KITTENS ! Of thefe Gates fworn to lnp-
l bort the confirmation Of the fame. The
aEaurt adjourned to this morning, in
rr1er II give AT opportunity 10 thoie
( WHO W re-. presented % Saturday, IL
LBS ex2e9ei, near a hundred more will
be natpralzed 70 day.