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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
NEW-YORK. Senternher ,,

NEW-Y YORK, September Z.
communicated by capt. Motley, of (hip
John, Whole arrival At Quarantine we
mentioned on Saturday, in a9 days
from Berbice.
Sailed from New. Amaerdsm, colony
u ssIblce, a9th July. Left at Berbice,
@af leferfon, Donaldlon, from PAiladel-
p0la, had fold part of his cargo, and bound
70 the Hands with the remainder. Sailed
nom Belbice for the 1nanas 3 days be-
:0ts the John, brig Atlas, Clarke, belong
,ng to Bolton. having buried his mate,
S s Smith, and young gentleman paf-
.seSer, a MIR. Francis, OF Boston. Lat.
=, Il, n. long. IS, 40, w. Aug, IA
i I schooner Sparrow, from Alexandra,
gOu0d to Cape Francois, cut II days.
n 81, %, n. Ion. IS, W. Spoke nip
Dover, from London.
:, Inc Dutch feet ard troops were daily
s saI TO reafume the government of the
~. 0"les OF oufrinam, Berbice and Dema-
R..c :! r5'css at Berbice-Flour 8 dollars.
- W. a. 10 Pork 20, Coffee from 9 IL TO
,s ~ alseTs' very fcarce, Sugar 4 II I'll
''' 10. Rum s. ftivers.
September ).
i,g @1p'ain Dodge, of the fch'r Paragon,
of S US thar the poGsAion of the iiland
ana sa - is fill retained by the Erghlh
f,on. mat ieverai veiIels had arrived there
arrn;, An nj in long paGages, all con
lie account that Dutch feet with
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06

troops on board for surinan, was to fail on
the aosh May, to whom the place was 10
be given up: Markets very dull.
Entered, brig. Clio, Hanifer, Curacao ;
ich'r Paragon, Dodge, Surinam.
Cleaisd, nip Commerce, Dyer, Cape.
Francois ichooner Commerce, Wrigft,
Winfot !; loop Aurora, Coffin, Port Re.
publican; Rover, Bradley, Jamaica.
Arriued/ Gaee or Lg12.
Brig Clio, Hanifen, IS days from Cur.
racoa. Left the brig Jane Maria, Water
man, cfth,s port, ana isyeral Others. The
brig Lydia, Brewer, failed s days before
the Clio, for New York. The ichooner
Goliah, Of this port, arrived in Al days
pafagc, and iaised the day before the Clio
ior Iacmci. IL lat. 50, long. IS, fpoke
nip Three siaers, Clarke, 81 days from
Maheiiles and 81 from Gibraltar, bound
TO Charleton. The captain Of the Three
Silters informed capt. Haniten Of the cap.
ture of the brig Fcanklin from Philadel.
phia by the cruifers ofthe Emperor Of Mo-
rocco, feyeral Of whom were then our and
our frigates in purioit of them. Markets
dull at Curacao.
Sch'r Paragon, Dodge, Is days from
Surinam. American produce low az Surf :
nam, and Hand produce high. Leftthere
the fch'r General Pinkney, Lewis, from
Alexandria; brig Nancy, Wallace, New
Haven, to fail in II days fcn'r Ajax,
Bunker, Hudfn; Three Silters, Rich ;
William, Tatem !; Ilabella, Summer, 3
or days brig Trial, Langdon, 4 or 5
days; Edward, M'Lelan, Portland, TO
fail in SO days; brig George, Stanwood,
jua arrived from Caps Ann; Sally, Van
Antwerp; Almira,. of Norfolk, arrived
in the river Surlnaa,, Augnf ) Hiram,
Later, arrived in the river, Augla s
fch'r Sally, Cook, 45 days from Plymouth.
Scn'r MARES, O,Zaill, failed fer Deina
rara from Paramaribo ihe aSsh July.
14ryavQ!s. at GibrQ}tax, from me rSb d
Jfrue, to tbe. 9Th ofJaJ.
Ships - Columbia, tlalIwell,1 81 days
from Providence, for Leghorn.; Calmps,
fenderion, l9 days froan Mafleilles, for
London: Venelia, Glover, II days from
Mefiina, for Liverpool Perseverance,
Knox, 80 days from Bottom, for market:
Hibernia (or FIebeina, Mauter, as tated
in the G. paper 49 days from Bottom, for
market. Briggs Hope, Norman, 81 days
from Trief, for Baltimore Venus, Pig
ley, 4S tays from Aux Cages, for Mar
(eilles: fch'rs Chance, Davis, 81 days
from Philadelphia, for market Ramb-
Ter, RnA.l, 50 days from 8o&on, for a
market.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06
al.rannrla anDertlSer.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.

or II meeting ettbe Ialffri5<rs 70 the
Theatre on Moaaqy the 6tb infant at fDs
o'elock in The Gaming is Prop9tfd at Gag,
6y's, on 6afns6 obvtozg important p
fber mfersf, to p0bitb aus attention IS re-
qHs9ea.
September 4.
Thurfday morning duel was fought
near this town, between Mr.. Richard
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,r,roie of adIulting tne ullIeISneeS
of b.. Yi Interference of The Frf confnl,
eS F'sSoisd to be the refnlt Of anaFPgpllcatl-
sis Y him on rhe part Of The Iplkiih 60
'', uaeiIi,ies have. broken out between
: pneia6s and Pertains, the former OF
o. In have already penetrated INTO the
WIZ ,;oes Of Ghilan. Some Yioleaces Of
P'o PA . The Rudisns at 4 nftefabaf, IS iaid
~ !. The caaGe Of thefe hottliiiles. Per
:, al Europesn Tukey open a Ilet prof.
1T 70 the dedIias elss q Aaitria' Rnliia
and France.
l,ngth finally arranged. A French
r;,i0ep is TO repair 10 Ratlibon in Juiy'
:. ,oo oorlty the plan, aud cauie II 10 be calri-
y mo execution, on the part Of the pow
:. ;otersael iGit. The only Ecclrhatt-
.;,sl Electorate 20 be preierved is the Elec-
-. .o,,,e Of Meutz. Upon the iubjett Of
~. Indemnity to his Sandman Majefy. a
f..c6c convention has been agreed upon
s,,veen Rufia and France.
ImOortation of Cotton into England,
from 9Th Jan. to 9th July, lSoz-yiz.
4o,,os packages from The United States,
aSrS7 do. from other parts.
The votes for continuing Bona7artc IN
III, FirR Confu,ihiP for life have been
generally returned ; and great proper
Ron Of them with the addition that he
have the privilege Of naming his iuccef-
for. :.
The FirR Coninl is to iet out for Bruf-
I.s and Antwerp very Goytly, and will
be accompanied by Gsn. Berthler and
Adj. Gen. Duloc.
Ii proclamation which ,BonaParte
addrsGed to the French people. on the
18th July, he Jays" Freedmen, you
have conquered all obfacles, and your
deRinies are accomplished. " Maf tgx5
Jaa.
The comparison between Bouaparte and
Cromwell will fail, if ke sfiume the title
of Emperor-CromNeil would never al
iume that Of king; ne knew that Protec-
tor was new and undt 6ned void, thai
could be made to mean ip9 what he pleaf-
ed; but "eyery body Gas he obicryed)
had anoticn Of king"
Sir yohu Borlais .W3trsn is appointed
Mni&er PleniPotentiaiy TO the Court o.
Petersburg.
N. SchimmeIpsnninclZ, late Ambaaa.
dor from the Batayian TO the French Re-
public, is appointed TO the fame Office al
the Court OF ST. James.
JOaaaint iL'OlsertaTe las arrived at
Brett.
Mr.. Fox is about fssting out Tor Pa
ris.
The French funds fueuate very little
they are SGT. Brlt,lh 3 pr cent.
eonfols, Isl.
Captain Goodwin, who arrived IN towr
ysisrtay, from AmRerdsr, iulolms, tha
on the 9Th Of July, S fail Of Dutch mer
ofwar with traniporSs and troops, were
iy.ng IN the Texel, bound 10 the Cape Of
Coed Hope. And thae TWO lrigates, with
niisen trapfports and tfcops, were waiting
awind, being bourd TO The Butch colo.
nle', in the Wet Indies.
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Stgayed or Stolen,

On the gift Of Auguf, from William
Paterfon's Point, GREY MARE, FIVE
years old laa fpring, between 10 and II
hands high, trots and gallops the end OF
her tail white, and her lhoes nearly worn
out. I will give FIVE DOLLARS and rea-
fonable charges for delivering her to me IN
Alexandria, or TEN DOLLARS tor convict
ing the thief, if ftolen;
JACOB LEAP.
septembe. s. so3'E
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-06

Thwsatt and MFR. Edwin Fort, in cons-
quence of fo,ne obiervaticns publilhed in
our papersof Friday and Tuefday laA.
At the ara fire MIR. Thweatt received a
flight wound in his hand and ihoulder--
at the iecond FIRE Mr.. Thweatt mo, Mr..
For through the body, which in few
hours pu, period TO his exifence.
(PaesSayg fab')
Letter to tie editor, rated Co6okja, In
diana TetritoyJ 3leJul, I 8oz.
ss The Potrawatamie nation Of Indi.
answho RI fort about the Illinois river, have
70 recently as the 10Th infant, opened
hofilities againG our citizens, by killing
two Americans about 5,leagues from our
town. The chef nurderers are Turkey
Foot, q notorious villain, ard chief and
the Maime1 Hand, another chief, with
FIVE other men. One of the men they
killed is an ola lett!er of this country, &
the other young man. They lave now
began and God knows where they will
end. We have pesioned for troops, which
we expees our preident will grant, for it
is obvious that had there been troops aa-
toned at Payao, at that time, they would
not have dared to have put foot on this
Gde.'
IGaara. Freeaem.]
The principles Of our democrats were
never deicribed with more energy or great"
er conciie neis, than in the following ex-
tract from the late DR.. Johnion's Life of
Aken!ide -.
A zeal, fays he, which is often
tbo4gbt and called liberty dilguiies
from the word, and not rarely from the
mind which it poAsGes, an euvious defre
ef pluuasyNg zUraltb or degrading great
uetj, and of which tie immediate tenden-
cy is innovation and ANARCHY, or imperious
eagerneIs to confound and iubvers, with
very little care to what lhall be eitablilh-
Ell"
Had Jofnfon lived fxteen years longer,
|, to have witneGad the fcenes Of the French
Revolution, he would have imagined the
+ fen,eace juf qoted to have been propheti-
cal. But what would have been the fenti-
meets of this great man, had he lived to
perafe the writinge Of that arch enemy Of
the human race, Tom Paine, whole Ii
.befty" is that of defroying character. &
of plunderins the fruits Of honet induf.
try?
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we congratulate tic elalAehS oi TIC y.
States upon the profped of being fu!niihed
with an authentic hifory of their illuitri-
Gus Chief, compiled by one of the albeit
men in the Union, from original documents
left by the General himfeit.
GaS. U. s..
A caution to magifrates never to adj
m;nif3er oaths unneceaarily, and thar al
ways whenever an oath is neceHary, that
they adminiller it with great lolemnity.
From Reeles Enay on the influence of Re-
ligion in civil lociesy.
Perjury is, in itfelf, a crime 70 hor-
rid, and at the fame time 70 pernicions TO
government, that II ought TO be guarded
agair!} with the utnoR care. Il is Of
great moment, therefore, that men fholld
be reltrained from every thing which tends
this way. Lying, protane iwearing, and
evea,a needless and too frequent ule of
lawful oaths, have this tendency !: and, of
coniequence, tirgularly huTtful to govern
ment. "A little attention TO human na-
ture tnay convince US, that needless re-
petition Of oorhs tends to leGen their
folemnity. BY being often ufed, they
become familiar, and ale not att
ended with that awe and reverence,
which ought TO lifike the mind
in a trantatticn 70 very folemn. And
when men are but little inpreiied
with ienfe Of the majefy & preface of
the Deity, they will NOT Pay that lacred re-
gard to truth, which might be o,herw.le ex-
petted. Hence flows political maxim,
Of ne Email utility ingovernment; name
ly, that oaths lhould be admitted in as few
cafes as poaible, and -adniniferedwith all
thefe circumstances of iolemnity which
are bef adapted to FILL the mind with
awe and reverence"
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..pubItc Sale.

TOMORROW, at O'clock in the af-
ternoon, will spoG,ively be Sold or
Col. Ramfey's Wharf,
IS Hhds. Firf quality of
Sugar,
On a Credit of 90 Days for negotiable
Notes, with approved indorfers.
PHILIP @. MARSTELLER.
S,h, &, 1902.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
Jsaks' loortfanu a9arine Lid.

PoaILAND.
There have been foreign arrivals at this port
ance the laf Gazette
The ihip John Motley, Of this port, at Berbice
17th May the Harriet caps 3ablon, to lal from
that place in days.
Ship Venus Of Pit:iton, Kennebeck for Liverpool,
was iPoken June 10, lar. AZ, II, long. o.
The brig Bee, Rice OF Old York, failed from ST Do
mngo, juno
ship Caroline, Gordon Of Portland, was ipoke runc
.l3 days from Philadelphia, for Oporto
Hes06Hrrp0rt, Jrae IS Arrived, fchooner Polly
Capt. otoae, IS days from Gaudalnupe--Ltft nun
Der OF iai OF Americans, among winch were Brigs
Traveller, Motley, laduttry. Lowell, and Fortune,
Bagley, all OF Portland, who gave in their aames
10 capt Stone, and defred TO be reported Al ssnct
permitted TO fell or 60 away, bur inppofed govern
ment would take their cargoes from them wiling
Or not :" and as one of them obfervec We are
laying here with our outward cargors on board,
looking at each other with fllent grief"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
SALEM, JUNE II.
FROM G6UDdLOUPE.

On Saturday lat, Capt, Stone, arrived at
Newburyport from Point Petre. He Lett that
place on the Ia of June, and fully confirms
the account, that Delgers, commanding the
black troops at the fort in Baaeterre, left that
fort on the night Of zsd May, whether by frat
agem or compuliion he cannot tell, and made
fudden pnlh 1t Point Petre, burning and de-
itroyirg ali the plantations in their way. The
white army followed, and had feveral ikirmilhes
with them before their arrival at the Point,
which was on the z7th or 18th, when they had
very ievere engagement, wherein the negroes
were beaten and difperied, losing about 100
men, and the next day abour 400 were taken
prifoners and brought to The point, where they
were Immediately lhot. Pelage was teeond
j n command in the white ARMY, during
the engagement. Capt. S. thir ks thar the
bufineis will foou be hniihed an yet from
fome circumstances he mentions, Il ere is reafon
TO apprehend II will not He infbrms that all
Grand Terre remained quiet, until the day he
failed, when he faw number Of large fires !;
from when it is TO be feared the negroes on
that quarter, expecting that Delgres would be
'fuccefsfui, have joined in the rebel ion; and if
fo, it will be very difficult thing to quell them.
However, this is only conjecture, and may not
be realized. The property they dearoyed in
stheir rout from Baaelerre TO the Point mu1 be
very great, as they pafs through Cape. .teere,
where are fome of The largea aud inea planta-
hons 10 the i1and. Capt. Stone canaot lay
whether the plantation negroes joined the in-
iurgents.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
Lrgtaaturc Of a9aGactufetts.
-ss~@ss
HOUSE-JusE II.

4 The further confederation of The petition of
fhe GayheAd lndians-was referred.
E TUESDAY JUNE II.
Ihe iurther confederation of the petition Of
'the town of Deerhsld-that of Jonathan Simp-
ion-lhat Of Thomas Agry and others-that of
The inhabitants of Bluehill, Belfaa and Hamp-
den--were referred.
Il The Houie proceeded to elect, by ballot, three
gents to iuperistend the erection of State
frilon, when His Honor Edward H Robbins,
Nc Eon. Pelsg Coffin, and Jonathan Hume
eel, FIGURES, were chofen.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a.
IL An order paaed requeaing His ExceIlency
{ne Governor. to lay before the Legi14ture. at
Eneir next iefiicn, the tatements which he iRslI
ave mot rsceatly received from the feveral
panks 10 this Commonwealth, Of their reflective
<aPitai Stocks, OF the debts dus TO them, of the
noOies depoited in Them, their notes in cireula-
no., and cath On hand.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
BOSTON, JUNE "a.
LITERARY PERFORMANCES.

Monday laa, being the aft Of June, the Sen
FOR Clals at The URiverfty in Cambridge, con
s.crated the day of their fpsrati9u, by valedic
sory performances in the Chapel, before nu
ynerous and respectable audience. A period
which dIGoived the ties Of four years hsbitual
intimacy of Ihele young gentlemen, and lett
shen at large on the world, could DOT fail Of
beng highly intereltng to the fpefators. An
eiih Grafton, by Mr.. LIyERMoRE, Poem,
by Mr.. JoHS CoDMAs, Jun. and Latin Ora
ron, by M. CRocKEs, adapted to the oecaGon,
were delivered. Mr.. Lipermsrs'5 was plain.
senGble, and handiome competition Mr. Cod
sranJ Poem was calculated, from its variegated
beauties, to intereit every clais of the auditory
preient; as acompofition it was the chaae,
correct and elegant effrGon of a feeling heart,
and refined understanding and by bis man
ner Of delivery, we were forcibly made to feel
the inteFefing fenfations which the occafion
was calculated 10 excite. The feelings manifeR.
ed BY the audience bear a more honorable tef
tinony to It's merits than any eulogium in our
power to beacw. OF the Latin we cannot
udg-, not being acquainted with the language !;
but preiume il was intereRing TO the claiic
auditors.
We are happy to underhand, that Mr.. Lu-
TIER RICHARDSON, at preient Student at Law
in this town, is appointed by The Government
of Cambridge Uuiverity, to pronounce the
EngEfh Grafton, at the Commencement in Au-
guf ness, on his taking his degree of Mater of
Arts.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

& Thnrfday being the annverlary Of 81. Toka
IA BabhF was celebrated in this town, by the
Moi Worlhpful the Grand Lodge Of New
1 lHampihire, 10 ample form.
I The craft convened at Jeferfon Hall, from
whence the proceiIion moved to ST. Johns
Church, where the folemniries Of the day were
sintroduced by prayers, collects, Sc by the
Grand Chaplain. Brother Stodtard delivered
a mott excellent Grafton, in which Be defcanted
ton illuminifm, clearly proving that Legitimate
hodges of freemalonr7 ever have remained free
'scf that curied iufatuaton. That the original
founders of the order Of illuminati were not
free and accepted ma6ons that they refembled
'Irnalons in nothing but their fscrefy bur that
Zone few afterwards became mafons, the better
70 conceal their internal principles, The ora
lion we think cIafic, and hopeit appearance
Pill convince the world that freemafonry and
'dlumnfm are totally different.
'# A Majoaic 0se, written by Mr.. Stoddard,
.Inas fung on the occahon.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

{NyE the funfcrbzrs, ClRmili 1nrrs appointed
w 6y the Hon. Jonathan Bowman, Efq. Judge
OF Probate for the county OF Lincoln, to receive
and exmine the claims Of ths frveral creditors to
5ag, Ycom7n, deceaiec, .repfeisutea info!vcnt q.
hereby give notice. tbst fix r. Dhths from the frk
IuefdaY II May utxt, is allowed 10 briag in sal
prove their ciaTls and that we I'M In attend fsr
fcrvce al THE houfr of WILLIAM M5CUBB, Ff1.
ID Bg0fbba5- oh thr drit Tls fisy 10 May next, and
ca the IiTR TntfaaY II the five folioni-s months,
from TO o'clocg P VI. each dsv-
WILLIAM N'CCB3, J r,znif-
JOHN LEISHMAN. ! ,fsssy.
Rcstbby, hP-a ~, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
To Let,

DART OF a convenient DWELLING HOUSE,
4 ii,uatec in FEDERAL Ereet.-The squeduct i-ads
toto the Houte, which rendersit very haTdy for
water.-Eor terms apply to the fabfcribrr living n
iaid houte, or 10 the printer
SAMUEL ROBINSON
Psrtiass, 3sss r4sb, soz,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
BFfsG an
Epifoms Of Navigati5n

SCULPTOR 81 STONE CUTTER,
. Efpeafuly acquaiuts bis friends and The publi-.
~ that b has ate v received good sfTorrnrnr cF
CONNECTICUr FREE STONES, faitabs for Steps.
Hearths. Jambs, Nantes, Window Silis and Caps
Belts and Tagging
Alfo, good ahortment Of QUINCY SLATE, fuita-
bic for Moaumenrs
j, Likewiie, few ITALIAN MARBLE Slabs and
Chimney Pieces.
few warraRted SCREW AUGERS: (Which he
Offers tor iae on re2onable terms and At hort notce
near the intcrfecton Of FslsyaI 4ld Couyt Ssresfs
Portland T1Hs az
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
Dortlano.
MoNDAr, JUvE 2S, 1902.
LATEST FROM ST DoKzNGo.


Captain Clark, who arrived at N-wyark,
June -, in IL days from St. Domingo, con.
tradids the news Of Toafaint's having again IA
ken up arms.
Captain Clark informs, that the American
Conful at ST. Domingo, two days before he
failed, was ordered off IN 48 hours for the Cape,
TO know whether tie General in Chief would re-
oeive him at that place, without allowing him
time to fe'tle bis bufneis. The corfu having
previouAy learned, that the American Con1ul
had been ordered away f,om the Cape, had no
hopes of his being received there. he then
applied to the government for pafsport for
America which was granted, and he was uf
ing all poflible difpatch TO leave the lfland-
Captain G. expects he will come out in the pilot
boat Perierverance, as he could not get ready in
time for the Lion
Captain Clark further informs that the Trea.
~ Of Peace between the General il Chief and
Touiiant was fettled, which confirms Toufaint's
retiring to his own eGates, and is, by the Trea-
ly, 10 be conful,ed on ali public affairs.
All American vefels off ST. Domingo are
ient il by Frereh fhips Of war, and their car.
goes fold for bills on the Firt Conful.
Hardy, divi6onary general in the north, died
at Cape Francois the goth uIt. OF the French
generals, he made the fourth victim to the ysl
low fever.
Letters from the Cape, by which we learn
the above, add, that the violence of the dileaie
is unprecedented. Ii is articularly mortal
among ltrsBgers, few furvivng its attack,
Natives and others aflimilated to the climate,
generailyeica pc.
The feet Of Admiral Canth-aume, with
10000 troops was momently expected from
France.
We hear that DR.. WATER HOUSE has preiented
memorial to the Board of Health, on the fab.
iea Of the Kline Peck I4OcAlafion and rsqaeaed
them to take fome feps for latisfying the public
that the difeafe which he introduces into liner
ina D a (afs and certain yemc!y qga;gF The Small
Pax; and we are happy 70 learn that they
have in contemplation plan that will afallibly
relieve the public mind from further doub's on
this very intereRing fuAjea. (Pai)
SAMUEL TEACHER, Elq. OF Warren, has been ap-
pointed Colonel Ncommandant of the 4th Regiment,
frt brigade, 9th dyilon Of the Militia Of this Com
monweafh.
Great preparations are making throughout the Uni-
ted States for the celebration the sth of July next
the 4'h being Sunday.
detachment of rrs troops Of the United States,
under Captain Dunham, lately paiIed through AL
bany for Miohilimacinac.
The Union Bank at Portfmouth, is incorporated
for 10 years.
The Hon. JAMES SHAFFE has rsfgned his feat in
the Senate Of the United States. The Lee'lature
o! Newhamplhire has made choice of WILLIAM
PLuMMsR, Efq TO FIJI the vacancy.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

da ss and zuet rtay 70 6roy t5s vVsrus IN orsb4yI.
rag tied at the end Of pole impreenated with
iinfce5 oil rubbed in the worms NETS, deltroys the
naanty The merit of tn dcovery be .
longs 10 my friend Capt Gregory, Of Laneborough
aod af-m from experience, that it has anfwered my
mott iapguine expectations tWFfra star.l
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

Dien.
At Canaan, 9TH init Samuel wefton, Efq Pofima0er
at that pl-ce, aged as.
Drowned-At stilwater Penobfcot river, MIR. Ed
ward Holyokc aged "a
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
Aaron Aufin.
Has for yat at III Store in JOre<street, read Of
LEgrakam's WBar,

a Confant fupply of Live-Geefe,
= Sea-FowI, Rufia aud Lilton FEATHERS
A'lo, Ehgifh and American manufactured Cotton
BEDTICKINC
BEDS made and filed az the lliortre nctice.
MAIR ASSES Of all kinds ready uase'
SPanih INDIGO, and few Chefs Souchone TEA.
". B The above aiortnent Of Feathers are warrants
ed otothe fra quality, and will be fold a. cheap a. can
be purchsled IN Bottom. (3m) Portland Tzus 78.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

M. DEsFORGES, RESPECTFULLY in
forms the inhabitants Of this town and lis VI
cinity. that beng under the neceiy Of returniag to
the WeN-indies he cannot (from the date Of this sd-
vertiement devote more ta4n three months in Port
land The kevile vithes acquaint thoe who fouId
incine 70 honor him with the nirution of their chill
dren, that frseivs chosrs viii b. admitted ro his
Aeaoemy, provided appic4t on be made the courfe
Of this week
M DEsfokoEs, anxious to Prcferve the elcem or his
employers, and wihng X fulhl hi, enqasrneats with
A ubfcribers requefts hem 70 allow their children
etens n week, ia order make eut their quar-
ter~-Days ofinIutt on viii &c Mondays, Wednel-
days and sa urdsy., in the aftcrnoon.
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