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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06
SOAP ASNES--As \ MANURE.


SOAP. ASHES, are in fome meafure,
,he fame as the refufe of leach fields.
They principally, however, coniit of
lime, which is employed by the foap-
makers 70 deprive the alkaline fats Of
their fxed air, aid by that means increafe
their action upon the Oil and tallow.-
The addition of lime to foap aihes is,
therefore, unneceAary they are general
~ made into comPoRs with the earth and
we'll fermented dung, in the proportio of
the two loads Of dung to ore OF earth; the
ahes are then added, 10 theqaantity OF one
load to ten of this mixture, taking care TO
turn and incorporate the whole completely.
The quantity neceiisry for Rrcng ciay' or
deep loans, is about ten cart loads of this
campofs to en- acre. 1.-THE dungha been
we'll fermented ard properly reduced, per-
haps the NOT profitable way Of uhng this
article will be as top dreGing narrowed
in with the grain care, however, iaculc
be taken, when it is employed in this way,
that the caufic quality of the alhes is pro.
perly blun,ed by a Efficient mixture OF
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06
ALr:z.cI ct tie LGs.weI!2,
IiEALTH.OFFICE,
h.uga& J.

--SS~N
The Board Of Health inform their fl.
low citizens, that Gnce their pobiica'icn OF
yca:rday, there have b@sn IePoried to
them even per!ons who have hcen l2ksn
i;ck in the Northern Liberties and by
the communications cffev>ral PHI Grian,'i,
appears levcn reIfons are il! w,;h ma'ig.
mast fever within the limits G! TIE city,
iome Q: whom have been Gck ieyeral days.
OF rhoie reported yefe:day ore has
ditd-tour conyaleicsnt, four coa:i4e,cu
in danger, and two removed to the city
hoip;tai.
The Beard think it their duty to re-
peat their rcq4ett that The ci,izsns avoid
al ganeceAary intercourie with the lck.
By order ct TIE Board.
CORNELIUS COMEGYS, P,e-1ent.
Aueit,
Benz. +. GAREIevEe, Scc':y.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06

cbr. Fanay, ssmis, New York Aoop
Trisi, Brown, Salem; and a brig from
Philadelphia. Spoke July 20, lat. II,
LON. 80, 50, brig Argus, Tfowbridsc, of
n haven, 10 days from New York for
Aux-Cayc,, Esd, LAT. IS, long, 81, brig
Polly, W.!co:ks, Of Bottom, for Ch4rleltou,
Gu, S days
S:hr. D.fpa,ch, Wilburn, in 70 days
from Ai~snon Jam.) Sailed in company
w.ta the brig Barbara, Clay, OF and tor
p2r Port. The Pilot who brough, up
ii.le kar. D;f patch, informs that on the
HOOK, be ipoke the brig Polly & Besfey,
g: Bo.t1L; from Oporto, out 70 days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06
PHILADELPHIA, Aucun I.

Arrived, Eh'f Dfpa,ch, Maxwell, Sa-
yaaaah; Dia4h, Giiridge, BoAon; Eli.
"a, H4wkins, Richmond, Unicorn, Cook,
St. Antrew, iloop Betty, Car.tcn,
Ricamon4 IlOoP Piute, TcgnoD A
:.ica.
14yr:z,cd at tie Laz7,Ilt9,
Ship L ju;i,, Maf:t,, Rio !, Ia Plata.
Clearej, fnip Patty, Sftil, c: Fran.
co.'s brig Nynph, hlafit, ana Geo
Farmers Delight, R:ow" IAN &, -,
have arrived at Mar;ifique.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06
E.4L7INORE, Nuenf 1.

.z,,iv!dl@i9 LoajIa, Chaplain, 5 asea'!,
fem Maaras. LI;t ~ Amr,jcaa 7cgrAs
there. July Is. ha!. a6, &C, h4g s., 90,
I83tcgip 1irsr1csn Packet otp;. H'CaLg,
fi3u Nere.1 c,k n P@v q! Ca5z, ait IT
Iary.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06
WARNING.

Whereas itveral veGeis have beer
(,izet, detained and corhlcatcd, with their
cargo>s, IN different ports Of Brazil, eli.
th,r fox or On iufpicion Of Illicit trade On
RE faid COATS and ports, and The crew
oommit.i to the met vigorous corfine-
ment, ard afterwards ftnt TO Iihcn -
lis absolutely rcceEary 10 inicrm eur
citizens III the d:ftgcn, ports CT the Unit.
cd States that The Grttef orders have
been tent from tie governmsn; a. Brazil
in general on the iubjett and that fer
the future i, will be extremely imHrudsHt
for our veilels 10 60 there.
Some OF the vsiltls fcized have been re-
grlarly cleared 4; the oitom horftS in the
United States for Rio de Janeiro, which
is contrary 10 The laws ofPortugaI a. ,hey
futtSr no trade TO be carried on with ihci.
colonies bl, il ,he;rown vcGtls G:.e.ttlom
Portugal.
1hc Democrats are in woful diem
IA, Refreshing their former friend Callen-
Der. Fer he is either an horcA ard true
mar ard mar be believed OF lie Is liza.
and .ccuatve!, and his words deierve 10
have no Credit attached TO them. I ale Your
choice, We mild lovers ard Importers @:
the new Thiioiorhy. If CaiierGe, be an
, honett and true man, then * Is to tie Re.
lieved in his rerTeisn,aticn. {. rha,,srre
fyn,atio0 frks yorr chief 10 level with
The meane9 and baieR OF created beings.
scur caufe sces with your chief, fer is
lie has riitn, 20 have have you riteu, and
a, he fnks, 20 mutt you fink. l, Caller-
der be lying fcouudrel, then how haad
We! DID We NOT chsriih him and lopport
MN, CD yc not draw flanders and lies
iron his Pen and diatminale them? Did
rot individuals among you iwear &c lis
rlo.al Character, fuppors him with your
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06
S. S. SMITH.

There is an u?.oar among the demo-
Gratis f.cm one end of the country to the
other. In New York, the C!intons are
arriving with all their might to damn Mr..
Burr; and in Virginia, Calender is pre-
ienting facts to the public, which would
prove, that the preGdent is " not fit to
govern; no, not to live" With refpeet
10 the fyReu,alic and Deceive attack which
is making upcn the vice PRECEDENT, We can.
rot bot regard it is proceeding from the
jealoufy which Mr.. Jeferionis we'll known
to entertain of him, ard the mortal hatred
borne him by TIE C!intons and Living
aons of bis own fate. The exhibition
made CT the leaders CT the party hould
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FRIDAY, AUcUsT 6.

IEc E}!aeoing ortic!e qrei 1c!sEi !.
letter Jrom an I17eriean gentleman
az Ly;E2g, ,cer:;-.4 &! B9?aE zM i"Ly-
--sy.k
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-06

dang aa3 earth; for ii this circumltanss
IS not attended to. and dry weather fol-
lows the towing, there will be conider-
able injury to the feed.
Thelc shes, when beat fmail, may be
made in very rich compof with oil and
ear.h, and uted as top dreaing for young
crops. In whatever ihaPe they are uGed;
they will be found to dearoy lugs and
vermir. ofeyery dsfcripsion. This quail
ty will render them highly valuable upoq
lands where the early wheat is injured by
the worm. If they axe either applied as
a top drefing. and narrowed in along with
the feed, or u!ed upon the young wheat in
the fpring, as ioon as the worm appears,
ia. evil will be completely prevented
psrhs?s mixing ii well with the foil at
ited Time will be found preferable, as it
will base chance Of killing the vc.mia
il the embryo.
For Tie alexandria AlverttIer.
TIE YOUNG STUDENTS soLIL0QUT.
In imitation ef Sb4kes3sare's Hamlft.--
To earn, o. not TO learn; that is the qucaioa.--
VIII .ther IS ncbcr III TIE mind, 20 iuiicr
III. -owns AID n-.pcs o! IN in:peciou, MATER;
Or take W heel, igaihR this iea OF troubles,
And b. eopins END them? To run---to fly
10 play: ana by Aigh: to iay, we end
rhc hca.t.aeh, and the thouiani natural hocks
Our Ac.h !,hcir to; It's contamination
Sincerely TO he with Il. 10 ruu-,o & -
perchance t. be Ounce Ay--thsre', I'll: rub
s,r thro' this iighc whlt dread encas nlaycon;
when we have ihufHad of his learned coil,
Shcu!St give Us pau!c--.o Hy-,o play-to be
dance
Our parents grief, our country, pei, yea more,
foes to tur!-.v :, ana rebels to our God
20 guiit to il,are, to death, - sudlc..i rain,
obn,xims Thrc's the reipea.
hat makes US hS oar firm reioivc, 70 pray,
{ o tcii, t, lca:n-Wha ef: in youth wouii bea,
The viii cont u i, all fond indulgence iois.
The Gch cl-boys nnile, the uihers contumcly.
h paugs of 1efpisi .1a:!:s, the matters law,
me ilio!ence of Viaors, and the fPurns
.h!t poor boy u. all hs teachers takes!
Nheu he h;micif tight his quictus make
With bare Fus;t? who would fariles bca,
10 gro2n ant faea under weary life
DfharLihps, lab Ut, AMI the painful. talks
.mnorl fr m Latin, Ca,aic, Heorew, Grck;
Bellies III iigu'es, a& DIS. kno,ry 70 IS,
pc;ts, lines. and a. e's, circles. tortrng curves,
S.nes, tansenr., Zee .trs; miius A, plus B.
pr,hler, pcrp'exin, aad the ezra work
OF puzz,ing lhorr hand, ana nntm,1ic toll;
Hh, ,h;s an! mor: would tear but that tie
d cad
0ffon.e hin. f,er youth. AMI age, and death,
Crl,a. m liicoy:-u country !r9m whole bourne
No traveller re,urnsI puzz'es til: will.
An, makes Us rather chuie IN lie lis "e have,
/, hlr Ry to ohcrs, that we kno" not Of.
Thus confidence, reaf1n, int.re0, all pcrfuade:
An thus the GcklJ wav'ring Tei luton,
/, cur'd, and ttreagth'ned by mature though.
Thus enterprise, Of great pi,h an! moment,
With this gard their currents urge along
And lipcn iato aaion. ---
ANXIOUS.
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ANXIOUS.
SALES By audton.
On SATURDAY next,

On SATURDAY next,
Ii 10 o'elaek, 4vN be Isu at tbe .4ut!im
Ram
100, U;,e,;, n;,ee
,,i'o Wv. '. -" 49, fH'
poft WINE /" quarter e"iA''
Rum 10 D ,a
Yin IN oit'0'
nAoi'n-I ~ ',s 49, ,L,
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Alexandria, Auguh 6.
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Msrau0rla aoNcrt:c:r.

..tn Mr.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

A medical writer in Baltimore paper of the
s'h inf. ays, that Baltimore, at this feafon of
the year, never enjoyed greater degree Of
heal b than at preient that every cafe of ma.
lignant fever that has occurred can be traced
10 iome of the docks or wharves, or TO fome
dirty co rner of he city. Quarantine he deems
a ufc .eis meafure, He mention a cafes of the
fever, wh ch he promifes in future paper TO
ihow Ill arof- from one and the fame local
caufe ID that in no inaan,e have the fck
comnunicatei the difea(e out of the iphere of
It's own ori in, which for extent does not ex-
ceei 100 yards f.om a certain centre.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
Mr.. IENKs,

Mr.. JEsKs,
Obierving in late paper, fcae Of Englilh
Genius, and having in my poGelIion more
extenIive. and think in fome refpects Prefera.
Bile fcale for the f4me year, am induced 10
offer II for irfertion, in the hope that ere long
you will be fu nilhed by lome oorrefponden.
with lili not only of P0rtiasdbu B0e0' talents.
fnbjoin alfo pat Of the fcAle Of Beauty, for
the in o nation of fome devotee TO town enter
tainment.
SCALE OF TALENTS for I7ot-ao being the hs:sht
Of PERFECTION.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

u" CAsTIcAToK's" TsxS and commstJ in asl7Oer 10
I" ADMINISTRATIONS, enitss or k- f,ssns- But they
gaH BE- preferred fl. for t5s future Webave bsiatioa
in yiag their o7 to exp9s i5- t5ayat7~ and eenaE7
WiLu,M WIDeExY Of Senatorial rrAuo,y but
"0' dpgdto ty1be tbe Pu5Gs aUib faai 10 d5agreeab
usl ssSIdA nselagy n s9pyiag ame ee0uss,ing ysuf
sexrfsystirg Jsme O01s Proeee01g W5atever drars
may Be aHaebad'0 toe pu5s aadPrOr ebars 6fsr tb zUs
zviArg TO ave bin to Bis ,tns p,ovldf jseisy
aH not BE- nussf6y bis lozO a,fs', and dHagqgas nks.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
EteD.

Dten,
In this town, Mr.. 5ofeph Pummer, aged 81.
Mr.. kober Pogues, aged &c.
Mr.. Samuel Hunt, late Of Bottom.
AT Falmouth, Matter Samnel Butts, aged 10, fon
OF Mr., Samuel Butts.
AT Befait, Mine, July IS, at7 o'clock, Maffer
JohG Steele, aged years; fame day, at O'clock,
Nilis Bctiey Sieeie, aged years and on the 9th
Of July, Mater James RaDity Steele-thi.dren OF
Mr. Robert Steele,
Oa the 9th init. at bis fathers feat at Little Har
bor. Mr. Nathaniel Tracy Sheafe. aged II. fon Of
Jee9b oheafe, Eiq. of Porlfmouth MIR Abnsr New
hall aged 81.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
Tenhs'
Parius
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
SUNDAY, Angye s.
Arrived fhip Merchant capt. Catis, - days
from Liverpool.
MoNDAY. Aasga 9.
Arrived brig Traveller, capt. Robert Morley, "a
days from GardaIoupe. at Point Petre, brigs
Adam, Holland; Nymph. Foiter Juno, FoSnby
and - Smith. all of Newburyporr; fhip Flora
Fotler, of ClouceRer.-Schooner -, Welman failed
for Ma Unique. July % Spoke off Nantucket, brig
Henry, Of Bath, bound 10 St. Crox.
Stakm June %, lat. IS Ion. 40 fhp Scarborough,
- days fron Portand for Lvetpooi.-inlat. lat. a., "A
lon 81, Q, fp Margaret Boyd, days trom Wifcadet
Jily y lAt IS, 48, lon SO, brig Lark, OF Peppers-
borough for Savannah, ~ days out
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

The fluff qu-n' Article is all that was furnih
ed by the lat mails, on the fubjea of Capt.
MNels engagement in the Mediterranean.
Il ieugtty letter f1o,a an officer Of fbe Iig1te Cbef
abeak, dated .1nue g received at BaAimors,
sonclude5, quisb fbe follslviag
I" We are this day informed that Captain
M'Neii had fallen in with Ave fail of Tunfian
cruizers, aud prevented their boarding Nea
poli,an frigate, viii h occaGoned an action be
tween Capt M'Niel and the former, in which
there was Comfortable carnage on both iides.
This news comes pretty Rrait, and is generally
believed here (at Gbraliar.)
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
-s<@@-r,~

THE HEATRE.--Among the variety Of enrertai nments
offered this fealon, have (ccn none more intereR-
ing than advertfed for Mr. Die kinfon's benefit this
evening The Story Of C5arst- 10 Wertsr muft always
inersand the fpiendor Of the C5in5s Frezporss
not fail TO attract the Of the lovers OF tane
he public are aured danger of Ere can reuIt
from the exhibition of the fireworks.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
The evenings anuiement 10 conclude with grand oil
play of
Cbine6 Fsre1vorks,

As exhibited number of nights at the Bolton Thea rt'
with besreatea app obaton-on the foow,ng hub ects
II Playing Fountain II e7rre5 0is10 Of TIE Byio4
State Houf-Ekgant smblsms Of Frssmaloary-A
monumental tribute 10 Superior Worf6, or tie Toni
ef Wa15ingtsn-tbs Armr Of t5s United Statef
Mr.. Diekenfon respectfully informs his friends an
the public that the above have been procured from the
Bottom Theatre, for this night only and that every
arrangement will be made render the evenings Fer
torrance worthy heir patronage.
lz- TICKETS 10 be had At Mr.. DANIEL CoBn's.
near the Theatre: at IsSKs' Office; and At ~.
CEoRoE's OfEiee.-Box 7s Ceats-Ps 50 Csaf,
Cs,iai. to rye 5t EisEt o'eOski Prfags,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
HEALTH OFFICE.

IMW BALTIMORE, AUGUST Z, 1904.
MI Pofelling interehs, in common with their
dJnfeIlow citizens, and feeling the fame anxe.ies
sns Dor the welfare of our ci;y-it would afford the
aa- Board of Health much pealure to report favor
kmaeby Of our Preient iituation
I~sH Yet, 10 the difcharge of their duty, the Board
vas Rould confider themfelves unworthy the public
an Mton6dence, If they Withheld any information ne
vas <tGary to be known.
vncA They have, therefore been at fome pains, to
u srfcletf all the Information they could obtain
all rom the Phyiicians in the Town and Point /;
ns rom which, it appears, that 6nce the z3d ult.
us54 cafes Of malignant fever have occurred in
,hl 1f-rent parts OF the city; four OF the perlons
r.t- -lhus affliaed are fncs dead. The Board think
E proper itate, thar everal of the above cafes
but were not mentioned ia their lat re-
. .Mpori, as they were either unknown TO them or
49, Fere conidered doubtful by the attending
,grr hyfcians. BY order oJ The Board.
r~s ASHTON ALEXANDER, Prefdent.
4. M PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST :.
W. 1t raua not be denied, that our city is in
~ ~ tfed with the yellow fever, in its mot
10" malignant character. The fcene has indeed
s's becom- truly ditreling to the cheerful found
@A. labour is now fucceeded the difnal groans
the hex and dying. What could be osne,
the moment of terror and alarm has been
'iR 'fheefed--accommodatio for the poor are
g' provided in the vicinity and the Hofpital for
% the iick is amply furnilhed with every thing
rfp nat can afford relief to the unhappy fuferers
'us Pho are defined to be ient thither. The Board
nv Health have been indefatiga able in their duty;
pui quettion whether they have been abe to
.ss Pieertan one half of the cafes which have oc-
,sa fsrrsd. All the public offices are in ftate of
temoval, and the regular bulinefs of the city,
oth public as well rs private, is nearly fuf
bended."
fMad.1'5ia, ing -" The report of the
Aoard OF Health Of yelerday, fates, that ?
vp1ptw cafes had been returned died ., admit
"a 20 to the II 'fpital total in the Hoipital ,a
ta psrions. Burais in the various grave yards
r lsterday, grown perfons, 5 children. On
ahurlday previous there were 10 perions bu.i
NJ In the alarm and confulion, mush accu-
Fey IN the reports is not 10 be expected.
s,s. The Bottom Board of Health have or dered
Rat all veiiels from Philadelphia, entering
td'soton Harbor fhall perform quarantine, un.
81 tie direction of The vi6ting Pbylician.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
CTOLEN from along Gde he Ichooner Two Broth-
~ ers, YAWL BOAT, about fifteen feet boot TOP
and fern heet lead color, and ribbon round the 5oat
the upper part Of her uts IN the form Of tran
ium- IL iuPPoied ihe was aiken away 10y fellow
who called himieh flames RgS, of Tewnleod who was
feen in her of he harbour yeerday; he il about fix
feet high. much pitted by the final pox talks much,
and is quarreliome-had when nc vent away
round blue jacket thin ipoted wai0coat irped firs
and 6usk rowlers. Any PerLon who Wi return l.;d
Boat ihall receive reward of Forty Do lars on COM
viSton of The iad Thief.
DAVID TRUMAN.
X<aas6vnk III dzguf l2oa
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
HEALTH OFFICE.
Por.Lmauth. AngnH -.

4 U y"771E', TASNv I 4, Iooz.
4 NfLIGMANT FEVER.
S'oce our report Of the 9TH inlf VIC have to
.srsf 'hat Mrs. Muohimore who ilekened the
q ald died The 7th.
4 - = osa~ard', wife of John D. Stewards, nigh
:. 1,' htksned the Sth. and died the Ith inf
''sanen Mel'her, Waihlugton-arSet Gckened
Z Y and is now dangerously i'll.
,.nqfidAy dtteraoon and evening the rain fell
I @'F Fnts; the..wsalhsr is remarkably cool.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

The town Of Porsland-that modern PbGnix which
Hes more beautiful from its sfhes-may its dlitnguh
u defines continue 10 be the belt comnent the
nOraty. induay, enterprze and perseverance of its
htabitants.
desr Col Hnapbreys rttirsd fbe joiloviag Tog4
eDar gi4sa BY The Pystident -
Our refpeaed Gscf, the friend and fellow Iaborer
81 WAsHineTos.
VOLUNTEERS.
May wifaom and reetitude prefide over nation
\ Councils.
May our foreign intercourfe a'wavs be well lup-
ported as il has been in pain aud Portugal.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

gains, r.-5y 01fas sf = l5y,rsff Jfrsz 1ls D57r.-
Cepf II re D5qrld # Mans-
MOllCE is hereby given, that
: hasl . tled 10 fAd csur' &c ,!nI the boar -ssrs.
o. about nine bur- ten her take sppar- f4rui-
cure and sppulrcnanccs. cz-d III FeAncIs Coor El4.
Collector OF WI sRru Tor breach of tf.y revshue
laws And that trial vii be z tLefecn 81 h- lid
Court 90 he holden Al WIlcehsfr i'd I4id . Hril On
he hri Tueilav ol September nr1 ar wA.ch tiac
and place al Perins nterened may app ar aad alew
osue, Il any they have, why fad beat s&c lJulI nor
~ cecrced to DC forfeited.
ISAAC PARKER, Mayhal.
Porfkari fagsf Ifi8o1
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
GpEaTRG,
UkIoH H4LL-PoRTLAND.

Mr.. DlCKENSON'S Benefit.
THIS Evening, Monday Augult 10,
i will be preleuted, for the irit ime in Portland
and for tbs night only. much admired Drama IN 3
Acts, called
CHARLOTTE AND WERTER;
Or tie Fatal ATTACHMENT
Werter, Mr.. Downie-ChaF iotte Mrs Powell.
fCt5ey ebdrsI7sr5 in fbe HKs,
End ofthe Drama wi be recited, for that night only,
lhe humourous iory Of MONS. TONSON, or the
LONDON ART OF QUIZZiNG-by Mr.. Bates.
To which viii be added for this night only. the &C.
'ebraed Comic Opera, in AGts, never performed
here, called the
THE PRIZE or, z, 8, 5, 8.
Written by Prince Hoare author Of No Song no Sup
per, Lock & Key &C.
Dr. Lenitive, Mir Baes- Caroline, Mrs. GraupDer.
[Otbsy e5aratssys in tbs biRs.
After which, favorite Comic Entertanmenf IN 7Aets
called
MODERN ANTIQUES
Or tbe MERR1- 1fOUR N ERS.
Old Cockletop, 44rtqHzrfaa Mr. Dickenion'
TOsbsy e5sral.-rs ia t5s bills.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
BOWdoin COllege.

He Overfeers of Powdoin College are hereby no.
thec, that their next meeting wi be holden BY
adjournment, a. the faid Colege in Bunfwick, on the
hrlt Wedneiday Of September next At 10 o'clock NJ
That the cay following appointed for the Inhalation
OF the Preiltent; and the day after, which viii Dc
Friday, tor the examination of ludents
NJ L. HILL, Secretary.
IL
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
Loft,

IQETWEEN the Meeting houfe ii Cray ana ,his
ID town, Silver WATCH, old fafhioned--Who-
ever has found fad Watch and will return il to As4ey
Rcgys, in Portland, ihaII be handfomely revardct-
The makers name &c. is known, 70 hat il is not esfr
to conceal II. Portland, 4ugue A.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
39ortlan0,
MoNDAr, AUcUsT IS, 1902.

n our laR w. mentioned the arrival in this
pvn of Col. HumpHsxys, our laie MinIler
1enipotenliary to the Court OF Madrid. We
ave now the happineis TO add, that on Tue(,
ylAR a respectable and numerous company
f,he gentlemen of this town, in teltimony OF
heir rsfpeet for his eh raaer and ufeful fervices
ave him a public diuner at which the clergy
tthe town and principal lfrangers, were invited
Fhe entertainment was prepared at Mechanic.
M and was as hand(ome a the le Afon " oulj
F,rd. On this oeeaiion the focial feeling, on
we're brought into aaion,a and no ci-cumlta ce
ccarred to mar the harmony and feaivlty Of the
6ay.4
Woadbwy Storer, Eiq. acted as Pref lent, and
Etneza Mayo, Efq as Vice Preiidsnt.
After dinner the following ,oats were Civ
n -
!. The United States
!. The Pr,fident of the United States.
"a. The Governor and Commonwealth Of Malta
|bufetts.
4. The revered name of WAsHIsoroN
Z. Iohn Adams. late Prehdenl Of the Unite StHes
Il &. Governor Truu5aH aud the itate Of Connecticut
p. Agriculture, Commerce the Fl heries and IN aaa
ktaures-he four pillars of national profp-rity.
g.. The American Army aad Navy.
o. The Arts and Sciences and their patrons through
,ur the world.
20. Co.rea principles in morals, politics, and re-
igOn
Ffr. Ths iafant Unverfity in the Diarea of Maine.
II. The Clergy Of our country.
Il. The fair daughters of America,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
LeWlhOn Rridre

NOTICE i hereby given, thrt the meeting Of the
Y Pr"prittors at Lewihou Bridge nands sdionrned
TO Monday the o3i nA. at ten o'c.oek in the fore
noon az the dwelling houfe of DAN RrrD in Le witon
DAN REED, P,spristSrs' ClsrE.
Angua, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
Four Cents Reward,

AND NO CHARGES PAID.
d ANYWAY from me the fubfcriber, on the 18Th
~ July laft. indented apprentice boy by the
name OF AkxaSSer Iqs jHn aged ~ years, fheres-
bouts, DARK complexion. 1hort hair, Eve feet eghs
inches high, fout boiIthad on, it is fuppofed when
he went away, fiort jacket. aud nankcen trowfers
perhaps nigh, hf; bis clothes, be carried Others
w;h min.
N-B. All naatrs Of vsHels, and other perf5ns, are
hereby warned and forbid either h4rbor,ng trulins
or carving off iad apprentice, if they win to avoid
the itTrcfures Of The law
JAMES VI. KELSA.
Hiss1sf. 6uraf G. I3ot
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
9arrteo.

AT Cambridge, Mr.. francis Dana, jun to Mis- So
phia Willard, daughter OF the Rev. Prehdent Willard.