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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
Rotfre.

<.,F,g srOcsuOLDER' 70 the M'iV' Fi's and Marine
i,rsa~ c,e7lay' arc hsrsby n9tihed that their
meeting S n. f 6S:n o. NINE me- p oe 0I r the
- j TueCasy the 5Ih day Of January Rext at II
|ssAsk A. NJ
JOSEPH SWIFT, SECRETARY.
~. r., er9 Mlriur I9yfaraHss Office, Dsei4 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
q nem Boarding t)outc.

mr.. BOND, has taken the Lqrge nezO
Hons, Co"tfyset, q1b91ts ne Cont bojs, ana he us
Bar q8P,sbria4 70 BOARDING. HOUSE 7oleys e977gut
Or traglsHf Boa'A,s my af5y,-AH da. ~tfen%or @aH
Be PaL1 10 tier ee''7'odIoH 4pa" as fs ms az P2bA
Portland, Dec ~
n. ID ha4+ ST.4GLE, XIII q rgGrv:9 Ar yle5 q
nay 5l0s ForIs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
IOhn COe,

I INFORMS his cuGomers and he public in general
that he has received additional fuppy of fre(h
DRUGS * MEDICINES, which are for lale at No a
FJg freei, reaIonabe terms for cath or approved
credit. ALSO
WINES, SPICES, &c. &c.
x contain luPpy of Wbsass7'5 Tauries Bitter.
Dee II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
The unde.fgnei IS at the fame time

The undesGgnei is at the fame time
charged to declare, il The name Of his Roy
al and Imperiai Maj9fy-It. That the
Imperial Court is ready 10 iubmit the EFT.
.mari9nof the lois ard the indemnities due
10 the Strand Dakc TO the fame principles,
which laall be adopted IN regard TO the
olher powers 70 be lndennihed. I'd.
That The Imperial Cart expetts1 that
equal treatment in Whatever may Be de-
.sermined in regard to the Prerogstiyss,
extendops, ard rsilrittions, in the man
ner Of .Poi1eaing and enjoying the ooun-
tries of the indemnlsies. 81. Ihat on
lis lide the Imperial Court is ready topsy
all that attention, ard thew ali that no
deration which may contribute 70 teFmi.
nate as fpeedily as poaible tie afair Of the
indemnities to the iatisfatfion Of the par
ties concerned, as well as Of The lnedlas
ing powers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
From the GAZETTE Of tbe U. srA7rs.
Letter from & yoagg Gentleman trave3lng
IN Europe.
ANTw ERp, Sept. I, 1862.

HNTW ERP, ocpt. I, 1909.
We have been very bafy thclc three
days. At nine o'clock on Sunday morn
ing, we left Amaerdan in a yacht Of Mr..
lnlinger, who very politely f''rnifhcd il
with the 7ubere7utbah, and accompanied
US the fr& fage. In this boat we made
thirty miles, at about three miles az nour,
drawn by two horfes. At fix we reached
Utrecht, in whiSh town the contederacy
that originated the Batavian republic was
formed. The ground was fomewhat higher,
more diverffed, Englilh and pleafant.-
About eleven the next day we Fat out,
with fou, hor(es, and with iome diff
Guilty, arrived in the evening at Roster-
dam. At two in the morning we failed in
fnall ve0el that was provided for Us, &
through the Meufe, cats and IS, got
to Williamfadt by noon. After an hour
fpent in procuring hories, we took our de
parture. Ten or twelve miles carried US
OF the dykes into Brabant, and the deepef
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
NEW YORK. November e.

The Birth Packet Lord Cheltsfh '.'s
arrived at thi, port yeferday IL 4 aJ y.
from Falmouth. She left Falmouth Q" ~,
9Th OCT. and brings London papers 70 -
9th. 80. ,roroGed to
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03

ton grateful lsnie Of their fayofs san ms
ipire. Should it ever be in my power TO
requite their feryices, mott willingly lhall
every ability be exerted ntleir caufe.
80 you, my old frieads, many OF
whom appeared on the late occafon, I
can onl, obferye, that man who will
ferye his country and his friend, will de-
iert neither. Yes, gentlemen,
There Is mar. trae j9y, Mareel2as eail'd
tseh,
Thar c9lar 4Oifd The Jsnate at hsbeezt.
We have many Caiars, but wait until
they plunge INTO the ioaming Fiber Of
trouble, we ihall then hear, beltsas C4J-
yFus or I ink.
The light oftruth will yet aah on the
mind hardened by prejudice. II lisa mif-
fortune that thefs principles ihould pre-
vailin 70 eminent degree. Even among
favages, the wild untutored foas ofnature,
merit has place J, but philoiophy is YET
unknown there, and long may Heaven
at leaf keep one part of the world igno-
rant Of its influence. It is a cutting re-
fiction 70 an American, that what is uow
delpifed in the old world ihould be admired
thenew that we who have taught thsm
true greatneis ihould afume their follies.
1t is coniolation that the .abiurdity can
not lat foreyer-gnder its attendant Gala
mites we nua thew one virtue OF the old
lehool, which is patience. I hope, ere
aaother year comes on, my fellow citi-
zens may think more favorable. Of the prin-
ciples they now diaike, and for tn. pre-
fent we may exclain with or Redeemer,
!" Lord forgive them they know not what
they do"
G. w. P. GUSTS.
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them j find more than two hours, and have
Tot vet offered half of the obieryations
! am dslireous of fubmitting, | will iui-
pend them for the preient and continue
then tomorrow, or will now proceed as
ihall be mott agreeable to the commit
tee.
On motion Of gen. Smith the committee
ro!e.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03
BOSTON, April 70.

The great ajority OF votes 10 l "a. he
governor Strong, this year teelos ~. e,
election in a manner highly hoaol1 van Of
him, and honorable TO the TePa'4'yf he
Mafaehsletts, The aggregate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03
Longrel5 Of TIE glatteD Stats.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Weaus/agy, February a.

Debate on tie bill vceiived fran tbc Sen7fe
sntit2ed" d1 HI to repeal elrtam ais
,e.oeting tbs orgaaixatsoa 9ftbe eoRrts
eftbe q. States"
(lNr. Ratlfdge's sbeees eoathut9.
Sir, this document No. S is as little
calculated TO ferve the parpoles Of gentle
men who appeal to it, as ia the document
produced lone days pat by gentleman
from Virginia (Mr. Thonplon]--he gave
US a record from the court Of chancery in
Virginia to thew how much bulinefs there
is done in thar court where he fays there
is but one judge and his alary is onlyil 500
dollars. The hen. gentleman fays in
Virginia they have but one chancellor,
with the falary of 1900 dollars, who rem
ders as much iervice as all the national
courts; and to prove this he reads to US a
certificate from the clerk Of the court Of
chancery na5ing thar en- the chancery doc
ket there were t7vo tboylard FIX buadrsd
and tzuenty /eveu cauies. This paper ieryes
to. thew not what buGnets is done, but
what mas of bufincis IS undone and
which the court is incompetent to diGnifs.
What frightful picture has he given of
the iudicature of his own fate. How,a-
farming mutt it be to foreigners and the
citizens Of other hates who may have eau
fes depending in Virginia-What chance
can citizen Of South Carolina, Maaachu-
fottes or elfewhere, have of obtaining iuf-
tic4 before the lapf- of many years, if the
hiRory given by the gentleman Of Virginia
be correct. Should citizen Of another
Fate be a iuisor in Virginia it is compe-
sent to the citizen Of that fate TO carry
the cauie into the court of chancery, where
MATS of bninets prateats isielf to his
view, and he finds 1000 caufes muG be
dilgl;iIei before Lis can be heard. Where
would the citizens Of other itates having
debts in Virginia attempt their recovery
They would ieek ju9ice, Sir, in the fede-
raj circuit court, which gentlemen are
now endeavoring to annhiliate, and nos in
the Fate court, which may be more pro
perly called bed Of juttice than Court of
jn&ice if jultiee -heeps there as the gen
tlaman has repseiented. He 'alio aates
tia, fate jaeice IS cheaper than national
jalf;ce. / 90 nos believe this corfstt
petition. am very wiling to enter IN
70 compariton, but nlata exclude from it,
Virginia, becauie he has flown that juf-
ice is denied there, it being greatly delay
ed. did not hope Mr.. Chairman, the
motion made before got up for the riGng
Of the committee would have obtained,
AID lhould not have commenced Offering
ICY ottcrvations at 70 late an hour, hid
there not been loud call for the qaeltion,
bat as an unwilling to abule the pat
ience OF the committee, as~I have detained
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03

Debate on tie bill ,yeeiz,ed fran tbe Sensfe
sntif2ed" du I'd to repeal elrtam ais
,elbel7ing tbs orgauixanea 2ftbe eoRrts
oftbe q. States
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS.

From PHILADELPHIA
In PRINCE-S7'RE bejaveeu Fairfax
ard Water Streets, next agor ia DR.
Die&'i in the boale late1 occupied ty
Gro0e Wwght;
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Alexandria that ihe intends reGdirg here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch
es of buiineis. She regilds and varnifhes
old frames 10 as TO make them appear like
new-aud l;kewiie varnifhes them with q
particular kind OF warmth that will bear
waiting.
cbe has an hand,
A large and elegant aaortment Of
Prints and Looking Glalies
of every defcription, which will be fold
on he lowett terms for cath.
Orders from diaance will be punsu-
ally attended &c. !
September 3. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17

qys's bfa.5. protceed that he only wihed
to make hex good 7vomaa (
The intelligence from the hop market IS
Of difagresable kind. The piansarcrs.
IN Kent are daily becoming worfe; the
yeTnhn bave appeared in great numbers ::
Sin ieveFsl grcunos the plants are turning
black and in itate Of decay. On 1hurf-
day bets were offered at Canterbury a..
gainR 4 ,oool, old duty. The laA prices
arc,-bags 81. S. very fine 81. los. fu-
per6ne Eat ken.s 7l.7s,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
lust RECEIVED.
IND fat Sale By the Mbcubers at The

hid f., Sale BY the fIjeribers at the e0r.
nsrof Prince and Water Streets.
Ney-- England Rum in barrels, betS
Bottom Bay Mackerel, pickel'd Salmon,
Whale OH, mould and dips Candles, brown
Soap, Alum Salt, Alum Ground, ditto,
fine, do. tlrse boxes TumbIers, hhds.
Alum, cafe falhionaole meu's Hats, a
few caiks Bordeaux Clarets, Grindfones,
Rhode Hand Lime, be9 manufactured
Richmond Tobacco, and a general aiiorc-
ment of Ladies and Gentlelpens Shoes.
JOSIAH FAXON, e Co. 8
September S. eo3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
GUNPOWDER.

Baltimore Behlona Gunboude,-,
by the quarter cak. Alto,
Refined Salt Petre, blythe Guar
ter cwt. or larger quantity. A conaans
fupply of thole articles from the Manutac-
tory, will be kept for fale on the lowef
terms, by
LAWRASON s. SHOOT.
April S. COON
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17

at iatt came 10 ITO So N'S~oN iS
IN Hsn. Nj ,ucesiIion of c.uie anu e0ntr-
INC n- h. mott ieFocious dcipotl.l3 ssad IN
EnssJ ".r,ohfiul deprivation OF ni9rais aiisie
NOS Int nc fame game IS how playing s, -.
nne.s ,ry and viii anu mutt come 10 the iaine
ep ps,,,s arc not faken topFevent ic. it Is q
" h .;isoee 10 fay that we arc free Peofie,
eonussI - d, uracfiied upon. nea'nnl-te3
s - III heroic paSriotsiaa, the un'Vcflal IN
~ ~ pcSy, and the pure and lnaeSiS'e Vif'ae
gus. ,1yrIad, little awaited her asain.t articles
"a moe iuipe6s. againif erseiies TO which The
op,y ccni emptus US tolerAiion, and
pa !, Dlots, ccnfpiracies and conlPir1t' r, to
IN oyer-weening oonfidente IN hsf
~ arsngh, afforded 4mpuaiiy. Tad The III
..,;o5s sopped the poceediagsta hee j4eo-
Ii,.,;oai;. ihe woaid not be At IsIs dsl ian
iib;oy tor her lott Liberties, aad wlthstlag m,
II. me all continuing bal. ful ihade . fesei'
Ea,st4i,u. Let America profit by her example
~ ne does not he delerves ilayery.
n They have not read Of the decline and
hin of,he Roman Empire, who willioipeet
IL author of great partiallty tor tie cdaie
A religion, YET Mr.. Gibboa in letter
il Lord SuRield, written inthe year ! 10
{rom Switzerland where he then reilaed,
1aaea,s the irightful alteration winch
EE,ench inrercourie had made in thar coun-
Inv, and Jays, I" have fometifnes ;ho't
4. Of writing dialogue of the dead, IN
Is which Lucian, Eralmus, and VolIaire
81 Mould mutually acknowledge the dar-
/" ger of expoing an CID fupelltiilon to
I" the contempt Of the blind and fanatic
q multitude" In the fame letter he lays,
/" iubfcribe my aaent 10 MIR. Burke,s
|rreed on the Revolution of France | ad-
rnie his elaquence | approve lbs politics;
4 adore bis ohiyalry and | can aimoii
|fargiye bis reverence fot church esablilh
ments." Thus he who could only bring
lbmieIfto almoa forgive Burke's reverense
|tor Observation-Disclosures out of CON plineut
10 his general principles, difapproyes be
|eaule he recognizes the danger of expecting
even an CID fuperRiticn TO the contcnpt Of
the Blind and fanatic multitude. Somuch
for.,he authority of opinion. Having IRE.
miled this, We proceed TO lay beEo.c oul
readers an abitra6t Of Mr.. Wsod's tate,
nent.
He alledges that for three years Fae
there has exiaed in New York a iecret
iociety, graftedupon and in all fhspes're-
iembling the fetfs of illuminate TO which
A5he Barruel and Protector Rohinion have
attributed all the diiafers which have
bsfallen the nations of EurcFe. After
mentioning the Illnminatis in Europe he
proceeds
The fociety in New. York, @hieh
Tam aboutto dSicrihe, was in fact alociety
Of this nature, erected in rebellion TO the
RELicIous a6ls Of the Fate. ih;s will
be proved from their contribution, and the
confrGicn of feteral OF the members. Il
was fociety fraught With the blaekef
intentions, 70 overturn the divine revela-
,rn, ard TO raiGe The hand of orpoGrion
asain& the opinion of every chnRian.-
Theirfeheme was not confined 70 tie fate
OF New York, but following the example
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-17
MsCARA and FRIDGE

HnUe j;pf eteaed a WHOLESALE sroRR.
in King lexeef, oppshte sNowpEN's
.PR1NrINc CrfIcE, 4vbsye they bave a
7arge and geaeral 41arfmeat>tf MER-
CHANDlZE, ubieb thy uiN EtAloev
f5r CAT Or upbroued Notss, 90 aa,ss
-CoNslsTlEc OF
Coarfe and fine cloths, coat
ings, blankets. fannels, corduroys, thiekietts.
flitians, camancoes, checks, Brit;h mullins Ct
every defcription, fix handkerchief, ribbons,
pclong faiths, romals. policates, thread laees
and cIgiags, costons and chimes, fhawls,
fancy pocket hardkerchiefs, dinites Irifh lineiss
brown Hollands, ,ilonets, cotton h6fery, iewlTg
iks, table cl( tbs; threads, white and colrureds
by the pound or package; hats in cafes ailorted;
knives and forks, fciilars, &c. &c. &c.
They viii receive further iupply Of GoCsS<.
by the early Fail vtlels.
To LET, the Houfe in King
Greet lately occupied by MIR. MsCulloeh..--
Apply as above.
Sept. y. eo@"e'
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~ =
of frenzy, intenperance and every ipecies
of polluted baienefs, for the purpote of
combating religion, virtue and wifdom.
Among 4uch a molly crew, one might
lnrpofe their reioiutions would be marked
win folly and ignorance bur this was
cot The Cafe; for although all the devils
which iiiaed from Pandora's box, may be
lutpoisd to have had a voice in their
DEGREES /; yet it is to be remembered, that
eac!, Of them had been previonny exercifed
fer ieveral years in hmilaI ichemes, and
therefore knew how to glols the biackeit
yiliany under the fpecious veil of morality.
They were no novices in this retpett );
they were net fsangers TO the arr OF
cunn;ng or deceit. They were we'll &C
qoainied both how to make. and lay their
traps, iosas 10 be inyiGbic TO any eye, not
singei with iolp;cion. Like feFonlous
robbers, they aiiociated with, ielsned and
CT ted the habitudcs OF indultsy and
religion daring the day, that they might
with more feeugity in their nightly cabals,
manalc the divine revelation into ban
ques of plealure, and fealoa The wo'ls Of
the Fathers, With the feeds CT Epicurean
philofoPhy. All,heis iatercoufe, al their
actions and dealings were iotecticus.,-
They were she hidden inltrumenis Of vice
and tcrment; like poi!onous plants, cor
rupting all about them"
Mr.. Wood then acknowledge, that &c
this general defcsiption there are fome ex-
ceptiaa Of well meaning men, deluded by
th- af,fal, lpecious logic Of their friends
/" But .he!e well meaning .nen,aers were
kept apart, as will Re proved, from the
rinsleaders-they were totally unac-
qaainted with their ichemes they ina
gined nothing was tranfatted but in their
prefence- they had no idea that there were
difcren, grades 10 the foe;ety--Iley were
Ignorant OF the d;abolical plans which were
daily forming by the dire1tors--they kaew
nothing aoout the proceeding Of iccre,
commi,tees--they imagined there were
none luperior in knowledge or rank to
themie!ycs. Like honeit iimpletons, they
thought all which they Jaw and heard was
for the public good. They, therefore,
made no lecret Accommodating what they
knew to their friends and acquaintance,
they rather exhorted them to become
gembers of the charitable inAitutior, 70
paftake Of its bleGings, to & be enlighten-
Cd by the influence OF It's doctrines. =
(Io be eontnued.)
N. T. e.. P99.
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BENJAMIN SHREVE, jun
Has far Sale at bis Store, ee,uer Of Prize.
Hna Uuio1 .)frgets,
Molafes in hhds. and barrels,
Sugar in barrels,
Coffee and Pepper, in bags.
.Hyfonfkin and Souchong Tea,
Lepe,s snulI, in half barrels and kegs
anorted,
Raidns, il kegs and boxes.
Wet India and New England Rum,
Wh;iky and App'e Brandy,
MADEIRA and Malaga Wires,
Mems FUR Hats, III boxes,
Indil Cotton and Ravens Duck,
Soal Ica.her ard Tanners Oil, and few
pieces handfonie Furniture, emitting of two
elegant Cabinets and Book Cafes, one Side
beard, Ladies Secretaries, Bureaus Wafh standss
Chi.s esc. &c.
N. 3. He gives Cath for Fax-seed.
Sept. II. eotf
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.Lexaen, ifAk II

the Engiuh intefett az OonuahtlnCpie IS
evidently on the decline, while that of thu
French daily receives the mott decided
preference. All Frenchmen there expert
ence the greateA marks Of difintiion and
eaeem from th- Captain Pscha; and DIFF
ferens Europeans In the fervice of the
Porte, as Swedilh lhip builders, the gar
dener of the Seraglio, sc, have been diff
miaed, TO make room for ars;hcers from
the Rcpa5iic. This Partially is of fuch
con4eqaence TO Us ina political and CON-
lnercial point OF view, that to offer any
reflections upon its consequences would be
an in!olt 70 the understanding of our rea-
ders. When the fame Noble Lord who is
officially employed at the Ottcmzn Porte,
was easruifed with the intereiis OF this
country at the court of Berlin, they ihared
iimilar fate!
TIE French frigate la Julice, taken
by the Turks at Alexandra, has been ht-
ted out in the moe magnificent ityle, and
lies atanchor bsiore one of the palaces Of
the Sultan, in the Canal. 1t is even ru-
mored that ihe is about to be reltcred 10
the French.
The public has for foge time been ac.
quainted with the lois of the Prince, the
extra ihip which was carried into the Mau-
r;tius. The following particulars may
be relied On. $She failed from Madras in
October laa, with 500 priloners on board
under convoy of the Suffolk, of "a guns,
Capt.. Clarke, commander, who died three
weeks after leaving that port. In ten
degrees ofS,uth latitude, one evening, the
crew being aloit reehng top fails, the pri-
foners, each having a billet of wood con-
cea.ei uader their jackets, came upon deck
and having distributed themfelves accord
ing TO the previous arrangement OF their
plot, fucceeded in FIGURING the lhip's peo-
pie without bloodihed. They got poiief-
fion of The GgnaI book, and which is fin
gular, remained TWO days 10 company OF
the Suffolk, regularly anfWefing fgnals,
uotil they were able TO make elf undei-
cribed 10 a fquall, and fsiely reached the
Manriiius.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-19

Says Bbs. one evening, in very weather, ,
As he and friend critic we're drinking togsher;
I Always have though that Coiumbians were biefsd
Above other countries. with liquor the ssA
Punch. psnch nv good fellow beverage divinef
CciuDbia 'Co'umbis the bev', age is thine.
Behcid this pint bumpe, d a thluk il too big :
I'll take it al of ONE i,y giving fwg
The drsueht how delicious how fweet, yet how tart,
IL tckles my pallet and pilates my heart.
Lee France boat her Burgundy wine ana chaiD9agu
Let sherry, CT ceters, fourlh IN Spain; -
bet Portu al fam r re ieop al court,
Produc6 her Madeira. her Lion and Port,
Served up in rude bottles a. black as a coal,
Whit taf- and gay paintings embS iila the howl.
Punch punch nv dear Crsto, IS -iqlor divine
Counaba, Columbia the hev rage j. thine.
Here Ctito exclaimed. eer truu,pet her fame,
Lets prove what ingredients Columbia can Claim,
rhe sn5 tn fug4r from Ind weilern inss,
Were purctiaf d with 14very figosr and tells
Add tn arrask which i hed IN this yiy-g wing 5ow
n uavcll'd Ear as the mes from the pole
The lemons too. Bbo> The main,
From Por,ueAl's flores, her nrighbor OLD Spain,
The bowl rom China--by love ipeak trus--
And the lad,e Dug from the n'.ses Of Psrui
Whole handle, 10 fnifh this outdndh tale.
Il formed OF the bone of fiji called Whale.
What fay you friend Bibo, cen let Us repne
Fer nougnt but the water, Columbia IS thine
Aai Dens I
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Maine Bank.

TIE IA Incorporating fapdry cerions by t'ie name
L os the Prehdent. Directors anu Company n Maize
Back. having authorized any three therein named TO
call meeting Of the members ut faid Corpor~g'on-
rhe ubicbers do heeny notify faid senbess 10 meet
AZ the CssmJias Hal III Portland, on lueitay the
wenry frventh day of July nh two OF the cock IN
she afternoon for the following rprpoies
Z. TO ehooie their ira board of Directors, aHc
fuch other Officers as fh-y tha fee nt
TIC determine the amount of the payments 10 DC
made each flare and ALTO the mode "a Transferring
and dfpoGng Of the Rock aad p offs thereof.
1. To MAKE, .ordain and etabiih iuch bylaws, or
dnanccs and regulation for the orderly eonduchngtne
affairs Of fad Corporation they lhal deem neceh4'y'
TO adopt uch mealures and tranfaa fuch buiineis
as they hall u1gc proper. 10 carry the aiore.nd act
into eff &. SAMUEL FREEMAN,
WILLIAM W.DCERY.
THATCHER GODDARD.
Poyt,4zi 9ay eth. 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-19
William Icwett,
FOR Sale.

FOR S4LE,
1T ". Riebarg'0. s Wbat7.
INDIA COTrONo, viz. Gursahs
saRnas, BAftas, &c
4th & ut proof Brandy,
Holland Geneva, Sherry Wine;
Superhne and fine Baltiinore Flour,
Loaf, Brown, and India Sugar,
Hyfon ikin, Souchong s. Bohea Tea,
Coffee, Pepper, Cailia,
/. Rui''a Sheeting, Ravens Duck,
Meis, hog. & !. hog Pork,
No. & refule Beef, Nankins, +
Tar, Pigch,. Turpentine, end Rofin,
Cordage, Swedes Iron, &c.
BY 7. RICHARDSON.
June n,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-19

19eefrp.
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Tbs Drop Of Wafer.--A Fable
From an Esesr~ Tak
ACTOUD in ambient air lrfpended,
LIGHT OF 2tlng Of the iulid wave,
BY force Of iuddev gales offended,
Blcx to the lea Its Err4lures gave.
One Ginning drop that joined the ocean,
Was heard Cor ow TO complain,
Al whnt an midi this connection
How iaHgniecant How vain
Scarce had the tiny elobule ended
Us light exilience 10 beuiosn,
When 10 (.s If by fate intendedJ
IA oyfses Gland 10 tor his own.
Within Whole f,ell, FAD hahta,ioa,
Isug time the drsp reluctant lay /;
When fudden ends it, lamcntation--
- brighter pearl ns'er faw the day.
Now perBzs disdsn its ylory
Comp etes, where blszing di'monds hires
Take you rhe moral of the tory ---
Whate CT your Ration, ne'er rrpine.