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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16
7UST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE

At R. s. !. GRAY's Bookffore.
REPORTS Of adjudged cafes in the
Court Of Coma,mon Pleas, during the time
lord chief jui5ice Willes prefded in that
court; together with fome few cafes OF
the fame period determined in the Houie
of Lords, Court Of Chsncery, ard Ex-
chcquer chamber. by Charles Dornford,
barrifer at rice to iuDicribers, 4
dolls. 90 cents, to non fubfcribers 5 dolls.
Alfoazo, King Of Cattle tragedy
in five acts by NJ. G. Lewis--price
81 cents.
BIBLE-A few copies Of Cary's new
4to Family Bible, ornamented with plates
and maps price s dollars.
Subscribers TO Conrad and Cos. edition
of Select Novels, are informed that Clef-
mont, by Mrs. Roche, forming the 5tt
and 9th volumes Of that elegant work, is
now nearly ready for delivery. ALTO, tie
I'd vol. of Warner and Hannah's Select
Plays.
July 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16
aIeranDrla annerfisar.
FRIDAY, July IS.

The LADIES Of Alexandra and
its vicinity are informed that the TEA
PARTIES at che Brumalau, will commence
on Saturday, next at s O'Clock in the even
ing, and will continue once a fortnight,
where their company is folieited.
G. DENrALE, ST Tho. cLAcsrT,
VIM. NnwroN, ~ W. Patton, Jun.
3. G. Dick is 4. LYNN.
July IS.
The commif1ions for the officers of the
militia for Alexandria county, were re-
ceiyed this morning We have not been
able to procure lift efficiently correct to
warrant giving it publicity.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16
NEW YORK, July IL.

We are indebted TO the politenefs Of
capt. Silibee, OF the lhip Leyant from St.
feleribnrgh, for Hamburger papers to the
alA May, frcm which We have extracted
,tht three following letters:
txfraR Of letter from Brelss, dutea
May
8 "Orders have been jui received to pre-
farc lodgings for the frlt conful and his
Pite, ALTO tor the deputies of the 9 de-
Fartnents Of Belgium and the 4 depart
ents Of the Rhine, who are to afemble
ERE in the courfe of next month.
be fri conful will remain in this city 10
fIz days, fromwhenceh be viii afterwards
+ OUT for Antwerp
xtraf Of a kstssr fran Hagas, dated sfb
My.
I'VE have at length received, lar even
|pg' the Ratification from France, which
Fas exchanged with ours in Paris on the
'.n OF this monsh. Peace will be pro-
laimcd this DAY az the found of the trum-
l.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16

" The republic has fought for her inde-
| pendence; her independence is recogniz-
ed the acknowledgement of all powers
confecrates the rights which fhc acquired
from nature, and the limits zubieb he
o4ues to her vil7eyies.''
Again" Batavia, in the nation that
has conquered her, has found the faithful
guarantee Of her exifence and her rights. =
|" We have not exercifed over Heivetia
any other influence than that Of council
]" We have given to Lucca contributions
that has united all hearts, and put an end
10 hatred and ditlention; we have given
her ealMasG and independence y The
cafmnefs Of defpotifm; the independence
Of defolation. 6 To Europe we have re-
aored repofe and the arts of peace = TIE
repoie Of death; and the peace Of dearuc-
flon.
The Englila have been ruined by their
love for their money: the French have
been victorious by deipiGng every thing
but the glory Of France. The nations OF
Europe have been iubjeesed by the en-
thuhafm Of the French armies; and their
envy Of each other. If the United States
fall prey TO thefe modern Romans, i
will be owing, 1T, to their Englilh habits,
their love Of money. I'd, to their regard
ing 4Uosd and not deeds. sd, to the fa-
pinefs and inactivity Of the citizens and
the government. But 9TH, and prinei-
pally, to ditlentions arnongf themielves.
(BaA. Fed. 5GaS.
Current prices Of proyifons, &C. in Bsr-
muda, June 1o.
Frefh beef IS. Sd. per ID, Veal IS. to
IS. 3D.. per lb. Pork is. to Is. I'd. per lto
Freh butter rs. I'D. to rs. Sd. per b.
American falt beef ID to IS dollars per
barrel. Prime Pork I9to a. do. do
-Four lluperline) g to 10 do. Rye -four
s 10 7 dollars. Ship bread to sdollars
per barrel. Corn IS. Sd. per buhel.-
Peafe SIS. per bulhe!, Beans and potatoes
none. Hams is. I'D. American cheefe
IS. 10 is. I'd. Ditto butter IS. Sd. per
Id. Coffee is. id, TO IS. per ID. Cocoa
IS. I'D. to Is. Ga. per Id. Mufcayado,fu-
gar ito S dollars per cwt. Loaf ditto
IS. I'D. to rs. Sd. per ID. Soap in boxes
IS. to IS. I'D. per ID, candles lmould) in
do. IS. Sd. to rs. per ID. Rum As. to
IS I'd. per gallon BY the puncheon. Yell
low pine lumber and icantling 40 to so
dollars per thouhnd. The difference Of
the prices in veal, mutton, beef, and pork,
is occaiened by the the ditance brought
out Of the country. Currency. Dollars
IS. Sd.
Merchants from Pondieherry, and the lies Of
France and Reunion, now nPars. have preiented
a memorial to Government in which they expof-
u,4te againf all executive privileges, and claim
the uninterrupted liberty o. commerce, Govern
ncnt, it is aderted, is now employed in collecting
materials for examining that great queffion, ia
long agitated. g Are the privile ed companies
uleful, or are they prGudicial to the mother
iONeiaI Jourxal.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16
Sale By Sutton.

Will be fold at the AuaionRoom, to-mor-
row evening at feyen O'Clock, without
relerve
Trunk Of valuable books
THOS. MOORE, Au6t.
July 16.s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-16

X
pet; and Tomorrow the council Of fate
will make public the proclamation on
that iabjett addrsaed to the Batayian peo-
pie.
The long expected ordinance relative
to the loan OF go millions, has at Taft ap-
peared the day before .yeferday. There
in il is iaid that all the perfons who have
fubfcribed toit, but who have not paid any
money, fhall be Grated from the fubicrip-
ton lie. This meaiure appears 70 much
more diiagreeable to many per!ons, as they
had procured comfortable lums on very
high Einteref for the purpofe of plac-
ing it in that loan. Government has been
obliged to raife 1t to SO millions, on ac-
count Of having received 70 much money
that they cannot return the oyerplus to the
fubicrihers without allowing fome compen-,
iation for it.
I" The friga;e Colon and brig have
failed from Middlebourg, for Efequibo
and Dsmerara,''
Estyaa .,efa letter from Hagovsy, dared
I5tb Nay.
g Baran de Rbe4eu, eaOey esfrao,diaasy
and Mmgqey Plsuipotertiay IT his MajslD
The Eleaer of Bruni1vick Lxuen6qarg near
tie carr Of Berlin has again prsfsatea to
the Prg0Fau MMjqcr q tra1sng aots ,elatiyf
to the prefenffons efbis Rntanuie MJggy.
1pon the 5jt5gpyies Of Hildellzsiu aud Ora.
burgb as qusl1 as az Tie ebJy IF csrvey.
His ereellsxey aaasuaees, al the lame
tine, that tbe knights mater, svas dslfyoas
fbat a dus regard aould be pad TO IT'S note
at tie time Of ofvaxging tAe /eealariSati9a
aH6 Mdezxities.,'
Entered, fhips Hare, Werh, Libon !.
Fair American, Flowers, London; Le-
vart, Silsbse, St.Peteriburgh; Enterprise,
Cumming, Londonderry; .fchrs. Com
merce, Mather, Pafamaquady; Lark
Cront, St. Johns Look Out, M'Eenn) !.
Bermuda; loop Belfey, Mufer, Philadel-
phia.
Cleared, fhip Polly, Webb, Madei-
Ship Hare, Werth, from Lifoon. June
10Th, in lat. IS, long. Is, fpoke chip Bet
fey, Seton, out 81 days from this port,
bound to Leghorn. Left Liibon the 6rtt
of June, and brings no news. Bufnefs
very dull there. Left at Libon the brig
Sulannah, Donohue, to fail for Philadel.
phia in 4 days; and number of Others
names not recolleeted.
Ship Levant, Silbee, from St. Peterf-
burgh (Rufia.) Left St. Peteriburgh on
the eft May, ard the fame day, brea&
the Tall Beacon, fpoke the brig Cathe-
rine: Gould, Salem, from ST. Michaels to
St. Pererfburgh. Left Elfneur on the
18TH May, in co. with the fhip Phoebe
Ann, Gardner, of and for Philadelphia
brig Alert, Fifher, Of and for Bottom; and
brig St. Michaels, Cook, of Salem, for
Liibon. June sd, Fair Tile in fight,
fpoke fhip Lucy. Towne, of Salem,
bound from Copenhagen to Calcutta
June nth, in lat. s., N. long. Fl, 20,
w. paned by the wreck of a imail veilel
without either matt or bosvfprit fanding.
She appeared 10 be about 50 tons burthen,
and had probably been a fchooner, her
deck apparently blown up, and her upper
works coafidsrably wrecked.
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T o L < Z,

A convenient Dwelling Houle
for fnaali Fsmily iitoased on Dnks,
fre.r, near the coroer Of Water ifTeet.
The hoafe is completely faiihed with q
convenient Kitchen and other our Fioufes.
For turth r particulars apply % ths Sub
fcriber at Mort's TX n, or 70 Charles
Midnight, Fairfax aree'.
WILLIAM Nj FcAELL.
Nov. I3. e0h
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-06

flaUs. eo1sme1fea Bye7vizg, ana 6a.0e
a9ev ,suay far o1le,
Table Beer, ar 4 dols. per barrel,
Draught Beer s do. DO.
And IN few days will have fine pale
Ale for private families, al 7 dollars Pct
barrel, and lte4dy luppl, through 'he
feafcn.
Yeait every day.
n. B. Grains tor lale on I'urfdays and
fridays.
We want to purchaEe a good
D K A Y II Q K S +.
Nov. 'I6. soim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-06

Respectfully informs tie cltl-
.zaas d AirAandrls,f and others, that the
has ,a3<en ;llr hgais adjoining 10 Soi. Oil
PMS, CO King issc4t, where the Will take
a few gentlemsn as boatdcTs, By the week,
month or year, on reaionasle terms.
9sov. II. eow3
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-06
=, = ssas. AZ
Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property Tor Sale,
lit the little Fails Of Potomac
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
ia acres Of Land, UPON which
are a da1ellmg beyIe and lanl,y otberm
buvemeefs, .lfveral fone quarries and tn
Hauds, andl7v1 vacaut mill /tms.
Too undivided third 3a1h Of 7
acres If LAM, a3on qvhicb are merchant
MIL, qotb three pair of Freueb Jurr mil
Ronfs and eVery neceDar, complete, far
manntdaariug 1gour to the bef advantqee,
and zyitb as hftle mQuual MJor as blzb5e;
breqvly and 6j9llery, a gro1ar, q
milers boajs, dreq0er's bone, fogter's
@oP, &c. md a vaeaaf mil /eqt.
Tzeo undlUided third Parts Of
200 acres Of Aaua, adjonxg Ike 7 acres
and I 72aerrs abovemeatioael, ubon qobie5
bere are levoraI .fone qaarrifs aid 69
Fands.
Tie furchofsr Of the 05ove pro-
perry, qval haze an 4Jkg4meut Of q lcGG
fir The ofbef- aadrviaed t6fra part, 9fecbttb
there qoiH be 6 yrars 10 eone j,om the fgf
dey g SEPTEMBER next.
TIE fOne on tie aJo0c lands IS
eqaal in go0dnsGto any, and JaPer'or 10
mef 5oundatim Jfone on tbe ripey-VgE-
81, of any duytbeu thai can 60 10 Geogge-
Ts5Ou, car 60 up to the mil nad font
qAarrirs.
Ay peyIon or teg'ous, qcbo my iacl'n
70 pufcbq/f, zvill et eopr/e vieqo The PRE-
niles, tbeyJors IL is xof tbongbf netGD0y
to be more particular.
Far terms a2pJ 10 Gen. Uriab Forrs9
at Ge0rge-To4vn, orto
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandra.
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N O t / C L.


THE SUBSCRIBERS and
MEMBERS of Tie. MUTUAL ASSUR-
ANCE SOCIETY," againf FIR + on
BUILDINGS in the fate OF Virgins, are
hereby reqaelted 30 attend their annual
General Meeting, to be held at the CaPltol
in the city of Richmond, on Monday The
third Of January next.
Thoie who DO not attend in feFlon or
by proxy, Will be repTelented by Tie mem
bers OF the fate Legislature, representing
their reflective coanties or dittriets.
w. 4. Asst,
Principal Agent NJ. A. S.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1902.
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ADAM l. Nm
Has iwf receivsa,

GOtu AOlhClS2 Nl9GS3 Ldl
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pear
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Ufns, Tea
Pos, Gators, Candiefioks, &c. Japaned
Usns; Tea Trays aud Bead BalSets ;
gisr Necklaces Brooches, Bracelets, WATCH
Keys. Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Forks,
Penkniyes, Rszofs, Sclilars; Paiuts in
boxes; marking Types u boxes complete ;
Stuff BIKES P aled < iseei Spurs; go!d
and FLYER Ep.uietts; Lace Cord, 'Ihlea5'
SpangIes, PaFls, FLYER l'hlmbies, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Gales, with a number OF
other articles.
lie BIS az Jr S1lS,
1Vatcmnakers Materials, and
giItand comman Watch Keys, by the
dezsn, ard Cluc'hles-
EIc maru ,csslrss, as efuaI, all kinds o
Gold and Silver Work, TO ans pattern.
Noy. II. dr3tosf.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-06

WITH great fatisfat8ion | can inform
the pubic at large and the members OF this
neceaary, uieiul and phllanthrupic iociesy
in particular, that it is IN a fcurithing ii !
tuasion: II increaies rapidly. Since the
hrf OF January laa il has Augmented Tor
upwards OF fourteen hundred thouland dol
lars, 70 THAI there are af4oaliy declared
FOR, FIVE millions four hundred and forty
five ,houiand dollars ii real properly for
by iniuring houies they become real pro-
pssty, whieh otherwi!e they are not.
The Iohes paid daring his year smoant
to 1902 dollars, Is Cents then when the
lois is divided among The atoretald fun,
each h0odrei dollars has only TO contribute
one and thee quarter cents and il the
enormous lois OF one hundred thouiand
dollars was to happen, which never bas
been the cafe yer, IL vail. only be eleven
ihii.ings for each bondled dollars. Who
would not contribute tha, 10 aid 70 many
unfortunate teliow-citi1ens TO rebuild their
houles ? And the more 10, when by that
contribution, they iaiure at the fame time
tileir own property.
AS the inlurance increales e faf we
come daily higher TO thar dedsabe end Of
= General iniurance when as we have |
believe upwards Of tour hundred shouland
houies IN this ltate, The contribution if ge-
neal would hardly be more than ten Cents
for each houle per annnm; when, for each
houie ten cents are contributed, it would
in the Rare railea fam from forty TO fifty
ttloGfand do lars, which Will pay ons an
av rage for 4bout one hundred houfes. 1t
is w II kn Iwn that never 70 many burne-
verg year; | believe they do not average
thi ~ houies per annum.
AS the fate legiilature. meets on the 9th
Of next month, thofe who win to pay
thsi If premiums may have a good opporsu-
ty 70 fend their money to the Calhier
General, TO whom the money mutt be paid
and no body clit.
w. F. Asst.
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N q / / c E.
THOMAS SIMMS,

THOMAS SlMMS,
Has receiUea BY The brIgs Nf3t9at az
AdfUe,
Frefh Oranges, by the box,
Do. Lemons, do.
Soft f,elled Almonds, BY the ffa'i,
Filbcrts by the frai,
Sweet Oil by the bottle.
He has aJl0 far Ssf.
BeH Derry Munard, by the hotfie'
Dipt and mould Candies, BY The box
Loaf and brown Sugar, I'D.
Olives, Anehovies and CaPers, BY INC 00''''
Eng'iih Walnuts
Belt spanih Segars,
Raiiins by the jar.
Coffee, by the bag,
Li4ezyils, 9xastfy Of 6sf ;, &C.
NEW-ENGIAND CHEESE, genera ~, "a
G,rfment of GROCERIES, aud few huno''e
Bufnels of excellent POTATOES
Nov. /.
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William 1Idl'IlilOIIG,
At bis Slors, on col. Hase's Whax1, has
xor Sale,
Penniylvania & SWedilh ban
Ison,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar b,
The hnd. or barrel,
Brown Sugar Of the fra quality, by
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarfe Salt by the bufhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter Of Paris, by the bufhel,
James River Coal,
Tobacco, in kegs,
Hay IN bundles, about 200 each,
A few Lots in good Gtnatioas on Fair.
tax, Wiiks, Prince and Warrington areets,
Sale or Rent. Alto Tor Sale, three
fo9y Bick. Houie, on King near Fairfax
itresr, very good Rand for bulnefs.
rosh Mo. nth, 1907.
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tEer IN the common, Of ab-at SIX acres.
Bah, or Warm Springs.
Two well iltua:sd icts, en- one Of them
has inals oaildlns large enough 10 accom-
nsodaie GRE .smily.
The terms of iale viii be made known
by application TO either of the foblri-
hers.
SAMUEL WAsAIscros, caIpGt1ey c,sg,y.
6soRcg S. WASHINGTON, Jaytr1en, n
WlLLIAA A. Wasl!INcroN, u .fnsr.
la0g, ao.
Grose. W. P. cusTls, MINT NeNi,,.
fox, fqiJqx, 4o.
BUsEzoD WASHINGTON, III. YtyuQu, do.
LAwsEScI LEWIS, Niooa Laqua, d..
Aogoff 80. 2aw
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
PROVIDENCE, K. r. JUNE IL.

On Wednefday morning the Committee of
the Proprietors, accompanied by the Prelident
OF The College, the Reverend Clergy, and fever.
al other gentlemen of the town, attended the
examination of the icholars in the academy
KEEP, by Mr.. Cary, in George freet. The Mii-
fes were dreGed in white, with black falh,
which they wore as teaimony ofreiped to the
memory of the late Mrs. WAsHINGroN.-Pre-
vious to the examination, one of them fpoks
the following lines
To-day this little band of mcurners fhow,
To Worf5 DEPARTED what they jultly owe.
With hearts fable as the badge we wear,
IN this deep grief we claim our infant fhare,
o may thy bright examples, while they live,
One ray of anxious emulation give
Teach us to follow Yrtas where ihe leads,
To place glory in exalted deeds;
Thea, how(oe'er the wayward world may reign,
Hnf,iOm MARTHA has.nor died 10 vain.
On the education of children depends the
liberty of the country y.-Teach them wiidom.
virtue, indultry and order. and they will be
free and happy.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
unitsu etatss .Diafia Of asaine.

MAY II, 1904
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors Of
IN GESsHoM NORTH, OF Augufa, Trader--and
jaws BvRrns, of faid Augufa, Merchant, a.
eainf whom CommIflions of Bankruptcy have duly
if1ued and proceeded upon, that they may fhew
caufe, if they think ft, before The Judge of the
Diitrct Court Of MaDe, at the Probate Office in
York, in iaid Ditr,et, on Friday the asth day of
June next, at O'Clock, atternoon, az anlf allowing
Certificates of Dfcharge to the faid Bankrupts rel
pettively; before which time exceptions thcreuuto
may be exhibited.
DAVID sswart, 5aest cf.si pr Dsarid
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
coniilfing of large aAortment OF
HARDWARE GOODS.

Among which great variety OF Cutlery, from
mongery, Brafs Foundry, Saddery, ship Chandlery,
and JaPanned Wares
Alfo--A large afortnent of Carpenters, Joiners,
Sadders and Shoemakers Tools; Warming and Frying
Pans; Smiths Anvils and Wees; Brais and Plated
Furniture for Chaiie and Harneis,
A lsreg afIor,ment Of Locks. Hinges, Nails and
Handles for trunk and cabinet makers.
An aEortment of Watch Chains, Seals and Keys ;
a1orted cafks Pewter Dhes, Plates, Baions and Tea
pots feine, fewing and fhop Twine.
A large afIortment Of Fiih Hooks brafs aHd iron
Wire Of all hzes card do; a number large Scale
and Needles Crawcy's and can Steel ; Bellows
German Mill Saws; calt heel Pit Saws Steeyards
Sheet Iron; 10 by crown Cafs; EneIih and Ameri
can Scyth<s Shovels and Spades.
A large aTortmcnt OF Screw Augers cafe of
Whips an ano-tment of N@iIs, Brads and Tacks-
with great variety OF other articles too tedious to
enumerate -
A confiderabe part of them FreGi Goods, ,uit
received by .he hips Jbu Adas', War,iagtaa, Sally,
and Mouatgeso., from LiVsyp0oi.
ANY perfon inclined purohafe the whole, or wha,
may remain on hand IN the fall or next fpring may
have them very liberal terms, and Leaie of the
Store, which one of the p!eatauef well as one OF
the beR tands for hslneis the town, being well &C.
cufomed having two fronts; the fonth part fronting
MarketSquare and the north part Ann Streets IS built
Of brick competition roof, aud well fecured againn
fre.--.Thc ffore is very commodious, having three
chambers beIdes the lower hsor each Of which up
wards of 40 by u feet containing 5000 feet of
Shelves, with Counters. Deks, and glsfs Cafes
plste.--For further Information, peafe to Apply at
No. 7, MARksr S2UARE.
Bofo7, Nav ~. 1902.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Portland Daueing Aeademy.,
M. DESFORGES, RESPECTFULLY II

forms the inhabitants of this town and lis vi
einity. that being under the neceihy Of returning
the Wea-lndies he from the date of this ad-
verriiementl devote more than three months ia Port
land ;-he llkewiie wi hes acquaint thof who ould
incne 10 honor him with the nruGtion Of their chill
dren, that fyve0 choars will be admitted 70 his
Academy, provided spplicat on be made the courie
of this week
NJ DrsroscEs, anxious to preferve the efleem OF hi,
employers and wfhing 10 fulfil his engagements with
his fubicribers requeiis them allow their children
iehons IN week. iu order to make their quar-
srrs-Days of infrueton will be Mondays, Wecnef-
days and Saturdays, in the afternoon.
PerfIrrL Tnns A.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Nathaniel Moody,

ID EpeafuIy informs hts frients and oultouers. thai
IN he Gill carries on the PAINTING BUSINESS,
at the ihop formerly occupied by MooDY * lLsLEv, IN
Usisa feat, opPohte DIR. HARDiNGs.
ALTO, keeps conantly on hand, all k,nds of PAINTS
which are uied for Veiies Houies, aud delivered
'hehostea notice. Portlssa, .fsrRs6. (9-3m
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Dancing ScbO0k.

JACOB PARKER, wilhes to inform
- the young Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland and
It's vicinity that he prcpofes open School ia this
town for tha purPofe Of nfrucing in the graceful and
uiefni ART OF Dancing, and good behavior
His terms are. SIX Dollars per quarter, provided
forty fchoars are ob;aned If many as ffty, the
terms will be Five Dollars only.
For further particulars applicants win pleafc 10 call
on faid PARKER, the Coiaabi1a Tagsra where (uch
recommendations will be prcdsced it is prefumed
will prove a'isfafory TO thofe who with place them
fclves under his tuition. PsrfaaL Ne, a.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
BoGon, Nay ~. 1902.
no. 6,. a3ioniez zStreet-BosTeS.
vXTILLIAM CALENDER, ref


w pettfully informs the gentlemen Of the
eatern country, who may with 70 purchafe any
articles In the mufical line, that he has removed
his bulinefs from State-frcet 10 the above place,
and near the meeting -houfe which has an elegant
gilt cock on the fpre.
Where he has for falc upon the bef terms,
DRUMS, and Horfrmen's TRUMPErs, Bass VI
OILS, Tenor do. VIoLiss, CLARISETs, HAUT-
BOYS, German FLUTES. and FIFEs, of various
tonts aud prices, with many other articles in the
mufical line.
A few Waking-Rick German Flutes of bis
own manufacture, made upon new contruction,
and much approved of.
Alto, number of bundles bet Roman Violin
and Harp STRINGS, OF the irf quality, and very
cheap, by the bundle or Jingle firing.
Every article warranted free from every decep-
ton.
Nh. STANDARDS for military companies,
very Handsomely painted. may be had as above,
very cheap.
Afo, variety Of FLYER mounted Pheaton, ,Chaife
and Jingle Hortc WHIps; Wsod do. of American
manufacture, of afuperior kind, and warranted.
May 81. (4mtI4l
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

Il HE Creditors to the Eaate of JOSEPH CO.
NY,of Portland, are requefed 10 meet at the
Commfioners Office, in Fys-Street, Portland, on
Monday the 7rt day of June, infant, to direct the
Atiignees refpeefine the Real Ettste of fad Cony,
at Harrfweil. JOSIAH TUCKER, AGgaee.
Portland, Ja1e I, 1902.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Union 1aOern.

WHLIAM CUTTER, refpeeful-
w ly informs bis cufomers, and the public,
that he has REMOVED Fl ON the Csizsr5ian Tap
srn, To the commodous and pleafant buildRg lately
occupied by Mr.. DANiEL CoBs, adjoining Union
Hall, at the corner of Free aud Main Streets
where he will be happy TO entertain his old cuff
toners, and Others who may peafe 10 favor him
with their commands.--Every exertion Will be
made 10 accommodate them 70 their fatisfaefion
CT Conrsreni SfabHng for Hores.--Horjss and
CarrfagrJ 70 Let. Portland, Nav II.