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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
% BEcIN NOTHING or WHICH You HAvE NOT
WELL CONSIDERED TIE END.


Acertain Cham of Tartary, going progrefs
with bis MOBILES, was met By Derviie, who
cred with loud voice, +" Who(oever will give
ne a hundred pieces of gold, will give him a
piece of advice" The Cham ordered him the
ium upon which The Dervife faid, Begin
nothing of which thou had not well>cotfdered
che end"
The eourtiers, upon hearing this plain fen
xuce Imiled and iaid with fneer, "The
Deryife is well paid Ifor his maxim" But the
Kins was 10 well fAli.hed with the anfwer,
thar be ordered il 70 be written 10 golden let.
tiers in leveral places of his palace, aud engrav-
ed on all his plate. Not long after, the kings
furgeon was bribed to XII him with poloned
lancet at the time he lei him blood. One day
when the kings arm was bound, and the fatal
lancet in the iurgeon's hand, he read on the
baion g Begin nothing Of which thou halt not
well conldeTed The end" He Immediately
farted, and let the Lancet fall our of his hand.
The king obierved his confufion. and inquir
ed the reaion: the iurgeon fell pofrate, coufef
(eI the wh9le affair, and was pardoned, an the
confpirators died. The Cham tuning TO his
courneTs, who heard the advice with contempt,
told them. Fha; council could not be too
qEch valued which had iaved kings life.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
To be sold in GobiBam.

"A LOT Of LAND. containing about 60 acre, i.
"a gether with Dwelling Houfe Barn. az H,nd;r.
thereon the tsrms Of payment will De made eonv~ss
n atl 10 me purchaer and poIefon given on fae
arenow it.For further particulars. inonir. "
4AaTsb D. TONATHAN ELS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
CoMMoNwEALrH oF MAssAcHusErrs

In @s Hssf Of RsprgsatIti0a, Jan ~, 8oz.
IN the petition of Aaron Porter and others, pray.
Ng to be incorporated Tor the purpofe Of making
Canal from Coooh's lHand, 70 called, near the lower
falls on Saco river, TO the tide water, &c
Ordered, That the Petitioners notify all perionS in
terecd, by FULFILLING The laid petition, with this or
der thereon, in Jsais' P0rfEaai Cazsfe three weeks
facoehvey--tlIe ia publication to be thirty days be-
fore the ccond Wednesday of the fra FELTON, Of the
next General Court, that they may then and there
Gew eanle, i any they have, why the prayer OF fAiC
petition fhould not be granted
Sent up for concurrence.
EDWARD II. ROBBINS. Speaker.
n SsnHs 1sa. p, 8oz.-Read and conturred.
DAVID COBB, PRECEDENT.
A true Copy-altsR
sEcRSE Z. VAUGHAN, eek Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

| liz iuhcIoer hereby gives notice 10 all Con-
4 crrned, tina. ihe has been duly appointed Ad
minitratrix on the eRat- Of JOSIAH RIGGS, late
Of Portland, ihipwright, deceaEed, taken upon
herfelf that truG, add given nond as the law di-
reefs She therefore requeas all perions indebted
to faid cfate 70 make immediate payment; aud
thofc who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit
the lame ~ HULDAH RIGGS.
Portland MQrrb Is 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
DIRECT TAX.
STATE OF MAssAcHUsETTs, ELEVENTH coLLEc-
TON DISTRICT, SECOND DIVISION.

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, ELEVENTH coLLEc-
TON DISTRICT, SECOND DIV SION.
PURSUANT % a@ a7 eF C0Esrsf Pabsi 5s taHrtsr7i5
Of TEy- 1898, entsE ae7 70 iay and COLLECT Dr.
re& Tas qViibia t5e United Statsf 7uW b. 8 az PRis
Sale az tie dzpsiag b0H IF Benz amin Hooper jun. u Bid
dsarS, Manaay re t5 dly f Ab,A erf, "a ta f t5s
eiofh, a "a 70 ru5 of5 nrdey aar5al saaisf, ea51lg
81 dvoshEg b0gsS and aaa s0 gy he ax dHs fbvs-
ogsJtr 7ob esfs and charger as ne szo 2ysss aHg
baia fa~s sHi cbargf5 opH 5e p1id ttars tb1f hHs.
Yaius ef Tax oa saotl Talus W lTotsf f1r
d Hcrjcs. HopE. Lands sH Lsaf'
D. d c. d c. D. =
jain FaigfH $50 6s Il9T as 5s7
O5ai u Raib5 Emery 3oo 90 1906 a3j
Capt Ja5.z Lane 500 90 1905 81
Dozsiaiens Seass@ess aSo SO 1852 9s 5 a.
Tojn Davi5 400 40 $50 ~
BENJAMIN HOOPER, jun. CsRa5fsy-
Bi45stord Fe5aayy 4, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
FOR SALE.

ONE quarter Of that valuable double SAW
~ MILL, and.one quarter of GRIST MILL.
ftuatcd in Poland, with The privilege, called Ma
SONS MILL, and twenty five acres Of LAND,
and part Of Dwelling -Houfe adjoining The
terms may be known by applying to the fubfcriber
in Periipfcott Claim. JOB LANE.
Peyjipfot Claim, MGrebS. Gal
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
John Taber & Son,

NO. 8, MUSSETS RoW,
KEEP the afarefaid Yarn ccnasntly for iaIe, BY
The Bundle, AZ the fame prices the Mandatory,
with only the expence o. transportation.
Pattlaal ~ II. s. 2o1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

THE ERate Of EBENEZER COVE, late Of
a EdgecoD'be, in the county of Lincon, Mariner,
deceaied being reprefeuted iDlolvent and the fab
crlbers appointed CommifIioners to receive and
examine all claims Of the levera Creditors n laid
Etate-hereby give notice, that they lhall attend
for that purpole at the late Dwelling honfe Of the
aforelaid Ebenezer Cove, ir faid Edgecombe, on
the hrft Tuefday Of The fix following months, from
,wo to TX O'Clock in the afternoon
MOSES DAVIS, -
WILLIAM PATTERSON, C'@'"'3i'"e'J'
Eagerom5s, jar ~, Sea.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

y ANYWAY fom the fubicriber an indebted Ap-
N prentice by the name of WILLIAM Bk1.ANT,
aged about nineteen years--lender make with landy
coIourcd hair do hereby forbid all perlons harbor
ing fAid runaway, trufing him on my account as
they would avoid the penalty of the law-Whoever
will take up iaid runaway and return him the iub-
crber, isl receive One Cent reward and no charges
paid. FRANCIS OSGOOD.
PoysLsnd Maysb Is, 1909
THE Subscriber hereby gives notice all concerned
L. that having been duly appointed adminhratrix on
the eRae Of JOSEPH HANSCOM, late Of Coy5am in the
county Of Cumberland, cordwaner deceaied has taken
upon her that truf, and given bond the law directs
She therefore reques all perons who indie bed
laid deceafed's eate make immediate payment; and
ihofe who have any demands thereon exhibit the
fame, to POLLY HANSCOM.
THE ubfcribers hereby gives notice to all
4 ned, that having been duly appointed adminfra-
tors on the etate Of THOMAS SMITH, late ofJYq4am,
in the county Of Cumberland, Gentleman, decealed
have takcnupon them that tru and given bond the
law directs They therefore requelt all perfons
who are indebted lsd decealeds e6ate TO make I'M
mediate payment; and thofe who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the fame III. Commioners ap-
pointed to receive and their claims
ABRAHAM ANDERSON,
JOHN T. SMITH.
Wiad54s, Bf1yz5 a..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

VXTE the fubfcribers, Commiiioners appointed by
Wv The Hon. William Gorham, Efq Judge Of
Probate for the county Of Cumberland 10 receive and
examine the claims Of the vera creditors to the eate
ofTHOMAS SMITH, lste:of Hiri5an Gentleman, de
ceafed, repyentcd iniovent-hereby give notice. that
fix months from the 10th inlt j. allowed to bring il
and prove their claims and thar thal attend thar
fervice the houle of ABRAHAM ANDEasos, in Hind.
bam, on the fri and third Tuefdays in april and
On the 6ra and third Tuefdays il the four following
months, from o'clock, A. M till p NJ. on each
day. ELIAS MERRILL,
EZRA BROWN, Cszszl Esrrrs.
PAUL LIT TIE jun
Wi44tazs Afdre5 III Boa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
Cation 2car1.

T1LMY * BROWN, in Proudenee, State OF
Rhode-Iaand, being principally concerned in the MOI
erteniive COTTON MILLS on the continent, have tor
lAle large aTortm-nt Of COTTON YARN, iuitahle
for WARP Fiii.ng. .nl alto of sro aud gnree bS-S
ed Yarn fIitabe for knitting weaving rDckineS
any IN America. They are enabled 70 fuppy their
cuitomers and others who may want, low terms
any perions in the United States, and 1or
Orders from every part of the country viii be duy
attended to by addreing by pot otherw Re, % the
iubfcriher. AL4l1E u BROWN.
Pyevidesce, n Nc. 1905.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

c1- TIE a5ove Mediaigr II igF rsasiref far ja!s,
at the BoakRore Of TENKS & CLARK
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

NOTICE i hereby given, thar the fubfcrber has
IN bean duty appointed AtmInifratrix Of the ctate
Of THOMAS FARNHAM, late Of Bah, in the county
Of Lincoln, Mariner, deceafed and has undertaking
hat trul by giving Bond the law directs ALI per-
fons, therefore, having demands agant fAid etate are
requehsd exhibit the fame for lettlemrnr aud an
indebted to laid etate, dehred make immediate
payment.
ELIZABETH FARNIANI, .fds7ipifr1iyir
Bath, Ft5Saary II, Sol.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

r HE Sublcrber hereby gives notice All concerned
that having been duly appointed administrator
ou the Ehste of JOAN HANCOCK RIGGS. late Of
Portland in the county Of Cumberland, mariner GeccaG
cd has taken upon him thar IruG ard given bond a.
the Law directs He therefore Tequels all pelons who
indebted laid dessaleds e04ie TO make immediate
payment; aud thcle who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the Zane IL HARRISON BRAZIER
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

NE luhfrber hereby gives notice TO all concerned,
L .h4t having been duly appointed Administrator De
Joaii the elt4te Of BENZ AMIN WINSTON, jun.
late u Falmouth the county Of Cumberland, yeo-
.nAa, deecsied, ha5t.sen upon him that trul and Civ
en- bond as the Jaw Directs re tn-rvfv1reSiuers at
Perions who Indebted fad deceafed's cttAte 10
make immediate payment and thofe who have any
demands thereon 70 exhibit the fame, 20
FEB IS, 1902. THOMAS WINSLOW.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

THE Sublcrhers, having been duly appointed by the
il Hoi7Wiiam Gorhaui, Efq. Judge Of the Probate
Of Wills &c for he county OF Cumberland, Guardians
TO ELIJAH FUTILE. Of NOyflyasses46 ia laid county
who by the Selecfmen laid town has been adudged
Spendhrifthereby caution all perlons agAnll trad
ing with him and thole who may be indebted "a him.
againf paying any thing him; bat all fuch perfons
are requeited TO make payment us and tholc who
havs any demands aeaina faid spendthrft, are alto
requeiied to bring IN heir accounts to u.s.
STEPHEN L HARRIS, ,
DAVID PRINCE, 0N''A'A"'
Norhyaraoatb. february 10, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

BENJAMIN HOOPER, Jun. LsAs1foE'
Biijstordr Fe5Eayy 4, So1.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
4 true ccpy--Auea.
DANIEL SEWALL, Clrt.
COMMEMORATIVE OF MAssAcpusrrrs.

CoMnsNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
eorh, E-At RE Supreme T4dici8l Coart of t5s
Cemronqoealb Of Magiebujftt5, 5sgaa and bal
Sen al 2ork. 0oifbia and for tbe coaafy af 7o-k,
on TIE I'm Tu.faay Of MY. Ssiag tie foDrJb dt.y
Of J7id month, 4 D.. 1904.
Seth Spring and others, petitioners
for PARTITION agan the proprictors Of the wharf pr-
viiege "a PePperrelihorough, Respondents
Tbs petition was cntCrtd x May term, ISoI,
and continued 70 September term, i80t, when the
petitioners hac leave 70 amend their petition and
from thence continued to the prefent term And the
Court now order that the petitioners publ1 atre-
ed copy " their faid petition amended, and this order
thereon, ia the Portland Cozes printed Nv Eezcr "A.
jerks three weeks fuccclvcly, the All publication 10
DC thirty days a. ear before he next Supreme judicial
Court ~ be holden Wells Wit hin and for faid coun-
~ Of York, The frcond TrtfdaY Of September next;
that al pcffons interefed may rhrn and there appear
and Thew cauc, il they have, why the prayer cf
fad petition ihou'd rot DC granted.
a copy, OF Record-Autf.
(aa) DANIEL sEwALI, ctr{.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

William Goldman,

INFORMS his friends ard cunomers IN town and
couatry, that he has juf received an eI,eniyl A.
lOrtment eli
EUROPEAN s. INDIA GOODS,
fuahle Tor the prelent approaching f4aton which
he OFFERS for Gale a. his tore
No 5, JIagy's Rozv, Niddlsfrcei
Conlfting Of great variety be found At any
fore IN town He has kewiic received variety ct
articles IN The
HARDWARE LINE
IRON, STEEL. GLASS, NAILS, &c. &c
Alto, an afortment Of GROCERIES.
RUN by HID Bbi. BRANDY, GIN, Hyfon,
Souchong and Bohea TEAS, Of the fri quality.
PAINTS of every kind.
LlNSEED OIL, &c &c.
all Of which will be fold on the lows terms for cath
or approved credit, whnlciale and retail.
Poyfksnd Tsiy 76, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
II CARn.

g,S If the perfon who has in his poHcfiion four
reans OF prin ing paper, done up ia bundles (be
ing part Of fupPy lately forwarded for and directed
70 the publiher of this Gazete) will leave them at
this office no further notice vii be akea Of the initiate
and the lois OF the iame may be prevented to the
truckmsn who took charge thereof Otherwife fuch
meafures will be reforted b0ngy and gqier demand
Gazette Office, Tuy a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

To TIE Honorable 1gRises offbs Sa9-e,a. TrdieiaE
Court far fbs comfy S York, b If botaen az 77rk
~ ind county On he i'm Tayaay 81 Nay, dino
Do11ni I8oI-HUMBLY sHEws
g ETH Spring and Daniel Cleaves, Of
~ Bddeford, and jonathan Fucker Phinsas Kelly,
and Samuel Dennet, Of PcPperrel borough TIE coun
ty OF York, mereh2nts--that they are ereaed With
others 70 your petitioners unknown tenants H. COM
mon q certain tratt Of Land ia fad Peppclrelibo-
rough, with wharf thereto belonging, containing hv
eaimation about eight whole If Gil traLf
formerly belonged Sir VIII am Pcppcrel aferx4 ards
to the ffaie Of Maacbueits, by whole commirtee "
fold to your petitioners With The Others abovem-n-
tionet-Ih1Ir proportions 81 faid at beng follows:
the fad Sch Spring hrtieth parts, the fad Daniel
Cieaves and Jonathan Tucker thirtcth parts the
fad SanuelDennet thrtieth part S-ths "a Phn AZ
Kelly one thireth par and ID they are deGrous oE
holding their fhares fevrralty -AEo for that YOUR
petitioners are nereRed with Others theo unknown
10 certain Iract OF Land lying and beng in laid Pl o.
peterborough containing about two acres, more cr
icls bounded and defcrbrd az follow VIZ. beginning
at wharf called Fozwe Cuts wharf thence ~ aud
down Saco river and lie channe liz The fame ID fous
rod road by James Gray's and, called Gray's point,
thence running northcry by fsd four rod road (Which
leads faid point 70 The meeting houGe road 70 c4edl
70 lands the top Of the hill Or bank which were the
iah year divided into lots aud fold auction by the
pro3rietor Of the wharf privileges an1 atey purcha-
- ~ $3.50 = '>i,7 ~ % aSShA Aoi ll'IS
Commonwealth thence by the front or louthweaerlv
line Of laid lots fad hill Or bank to lands Of faid
Foxseil Cuts thence by (4d lands TO the fad wharf
and channel and af0 in the wharf on faid deicribcd
premifes and ali privileges and appurcnances the
fame belonging, whereofthe fad Daniel Cesves and
Jonathan Tucker own three twenty eighth parts-rhe
laid Seth Spring owns two twenty parts the fad
Samuci Dennet twenty eighth part, and the fAid
Phneas Kelly owns twenty eighth part and your
petitioners being derous o partition thereof pray that
their REFLECTIVE lares parts may Be aligned them
IN ievcraIty They thereiorc pray thar ar honors
would order partition hereof be made according TO
the ftatute IN that cafe made ard provided.
SETH SPRING
DANIEL CLEAVES,
JONATHAN TUCKER.
SAMUEL DENNET,
PHlNEAS KELLY.
a true ccpy--Astea.
DANIEL SEWALL, Ckrt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
5aarrre astless.

NY virtue Of Directions given 10 ne
- BY the Conmi.Iipncrs III WILLIAM HUDSDN
81 Per land. Ecrch-st Pankrupr--I 40 III roy no.
iIts the creditors ~ iAid Indi meet Al The I,rn-
maiiusers Office ~ Hilh Greet Portland, Oh Mnud4y
The moth day "a uEcl nsx. eleven O'Clock iii tie
foreu1on, 70 axe into ronhIerA ion proposition WI
Mefirs. BoyRNE : WnnD mcrchsnf- If E1l.n ref
Psding niortgAgsd eA.rc ara fuhJ 2 y. u.f renee
and dhpute between i@id B1nrne Z NJ. Oh add fut
Hudion's 81 r, and tc f1hm the fame q the final
end and drrermiratun XII 4Fbtrators ~ Ne chnrn pur-
tuant 70 law, provided Aid creditors ihs Frr III 4nd
q AZ thereon, Or cu any other propul lob VI cd
Bourne : Wood rralng 20 the premiies, y the E4id
cTsdois fha. ire fi.
ISAAC GAGE, Agsaes.
THy a. 1884.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

NOTlCE i hereby gwen to the Creditor. Of
IN Caleb Hatch,
Of Portland merchant. againa whom ComrlifEon Of
Bankruptcy has duty fluid ADD proceeded upon .har
they NAV be heard if they ,hink IT, before the IuIge
q lad DlltHA Court On the fri TEy7yF Sttteubrr
next AZ rhe curt Houie 10 Ns.ga, Id lad diflrict
agann making aad allowing Ccrfifcete of DfchArqe
to fad Bankrupt before which time exceptions u ia.A
allowance may be exhibited.
DAVID sEWALL. J1tge p flt Df'i9
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
Dtec,

In this town. on Monday Iaf, Mrs SALTY LoEn
aged "a years the smiabe comfort OF MIR Samuel Lord
On Sunday, 18th inn. Mrs. MARrHA DouoLAss
aged 81, wife OF MIR Robert Douglas.
At Trinidad, lately Mr. EZRA BtRRY, Of Limington
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

The Board Of Directors Of IL. Ofice Of Dir.
CONT and DEPOT a. Savannah, have unani
mou6v elected Jofeph H4berfhAm, Efq. late
Poa Mater General, Prefident.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
PORT OF PORTLAND.

gatire -S -+ssaas= Lta.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
No foreign arrivals.
Brig Lucy, Grant, and Mary Caroline, NJ Donald, ct
this port, at Cape Francois, 10 i--eleared.
PORT OF WISCASSET.
July TO- Arrived fchooner Milford, capt. Saunders,
rs days from Martinico.
Brig America biIsed on her padage down the river
for Liverpool.
Kezue5uaE July 4, Arrived here on Tueiday iait'
the brig Galen Of this - in days from Trinidad
left there ltb. Friecdflip, Newburyport, Wiieom'
fch. Merneroy of Bofos. Harding, feb. Emty Gu d.
ler, Marbehs I'D, feb Sally. Of Newyork Beona Fry.
S4lem.-Spoke, July nth, brig Mary, Rooinion OF
Portland "A hours out bound TO Barbacoes, iat' A.
O. long 81
The frigate COMPLICATION and fchooner Enterprise,
were proceeding eff Tripo the date OF the ait &C
counts The Elcx was of Gihratar number OF
Aperine CRITTERS are lea and have pundered fevera
cp1nilh veffes Two prateal vefIels, commanded by
Frcnchmen, it fAd were feen off Cape de Cat The
Spaniards tent armed veels after themone OF theie
took fufpicious vefe, and carried Der in. There
were reports Of fcvera ve6sls being plundered, and
their crews maIaored.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
Harrieo,

t-1hIrtEU,
At Kittery, Mr. Edmund KimbalI Of Kennebunk.
to Mfs Marcy Froa daughter OF John Frof, Efq Of
the former Place
At Staten 1aad, Mr.. Journey aged 90, to Mrs. Cole
aged 50. A fellow traveller and friend,
Il found towards he jOarney5 end. Bal
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

On icing prssntsd auit6 a WHrrz PINK.
Emblem Of purity
But far efs pure till thou kadt touchd her hand,
Aud far lefs iweet I'LL ei1enc'd by her breath,
And Of no value TIL covered with her kilIcs,
Which wiz fteai zen thoufand times
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
bortIano,
MoNDAr, J0zr Is, 1907.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT.
c0mmL5s0nsrs Of Bankruptcy, tor Maine.
JOSEPH McLELLAN,
JOSEPH c. BOYD,
SALMON CHACE.
HTLLTAM WIDGERY.

me above lit is copied directly from Mr..
JeHsrioh's official paper. II is therefore pre-
'uhed 20 DC corr eel Should the three former
sennemen accept the appointment, we may be
al 1red prompt Juice wnl be executed in the
cai1s that may come before them. But while
ne pubic appear to be fatished with the major
part OF this appointment, il is to be rcgretted
that the coriet fervices of the former Commit
hoNers have been forgotten by the executive.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26
AARON FITZ,

IFib-street, Sign Of tbs Seal Trurk,
HAS For SALE,
WO new elegant tubbottom Chaiie,
with tops to fhip and unihip, iron arles, plated
harnefs aad wings.
New genteel full fweep Chaife,
with itandng top, wood axle, and harnris.
Also,
A general aaortment of fcal-ikin, oil
CLOTH and leather covered TRUNKS.
P~tiasi, July I9.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

The Newport Mercury of the 10th inf. fav,
1T Is reported on Respectable authority, that
GELATIN, the Genevan F.nancer, has fold he
oatk ihares' The property of the United States
&C comfortable lofs. The internal revenue
IS aboliihei, and money is already wanted . Or
u NOT wanted thele flares are unneceT4rily fold.
or rather financially aud in the fpirt of bank
rnpt rate iacrihced This meafare !. perhaps
the Precurier OF worfe. Are Bank and public
Ito, ks to be taxed s-Why has this mcalure
under republican admi iltra,ion, boating Of
tranknefs ard oPenef, been oovertly negotiated.
Why was the Bank of the United S aees Re-.
quoted TO keep it (-eret. Time will thew.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

loftph Marquand. Joh'h Smith,
Raph Crois. jonathan !. Anfin,
so.hoa Carter, Thomas Dawes, Jun.
loeb Crown fhicld, Samuel Brown,
tf..cS cry, Joieph Bake,
Nathan Dan-, Samuel a. O.is,
William Barley, Thomas Edwards
MeGrs. Marquaed, Crois, Smith. and Car
|,.r. we uoderaand belong to Newbury Pott,
III Crowninihieli, TO Salem, Mr.. Story to
Eiarb!eheal, M-ars. Dane d BurIe5, to B-v.
krIv. and the others 10 this town.
The avenging demon Of periecuton has
,eain viited Msdachufetts and the following
Comniaionsrs of Bankruptcy, tried AMI ap
proved men. have fallen victims to its iafayia
30 fonit-Hon. WILLIAM TUDOR,
Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Ma
THAN GOODALE. JOSEPH HALL, and
ioHN CALENDER, Efqsiges.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

No foreign arrivals.
Brig Lucy, Grant, and Mary Caroline, NJ Donald, OF
this port, were AT Cape Francois, ~ I--eleared.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

Letters from South America confirm the
intelligence We have before received. Of the
infamous treatment which the Americans meet
with IN that quarter. The government Of this
country IS bound 20 protect ts cirizens againft
to eisn OPP eflion bur Of what avail IS the
humanity Of government, if il has, by lef:
hsnied and crooke.i policy, enfetbled lief in
iuch rnanner, as not to be enabled to afford
the relief demanded. The irfuI,s which are
offered 70 on 4 G. md he fpoliation, made on
our eommeree, by the Spaniards, are bu, re-
petition of iuferings. which have frequently
been exPefienced BY our merchants ard while
we continue without navy, we may be aGured
Of meeting them, as ofen as We afford the
means Of 8 ratfyirg the rapacity OF avarice.
B9fon Gazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

Go be Boin at Public Ien1.e,
1T EDwARD OxNARD'S ANI7ion Office,
in Portland, on Monday tbe N;1td Day % A4ggf
next, at eleveo s'eloes, .. NJ.
4 LII the demands which RICHARD
\. WIN5LOW had, and the Creditors Of the fAd
Winilow now have. upon the French government, or
the czens thereof for property taken from him
irary the laws Of nations and he treaty betM the
United States and III aace-heing about Three T5ogsa3
Dolayi.--Sae for the ufe Of the Creditors; the iaid
Winf5w being Bankrupt.
NATHAN WINSLOW, 1Dgnee.
Portland, J4ty %, Boa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-26

70 TIE Honsrabls .JsRisss effbs Supreme TrdieiaE
Court far The eOaaty et Toyk, b lf boien az 2ork
aJ5id county, On he i'm 7ayaay 81 Nay, dino
Do11iri I8oI-HvMBLY xHrws