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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24

hsd been to ftr;ke ont ,h. words " lales
a; sue1ion," ard infer, tie word "cefee. -
The houie having determined not to itfike
our, there was OF coniequence no place
wherein &c ;niert.
MIR. Gr;fwo!d replied that the diff
culty, into whi1h gentlemen were thrown,
arofe from their having reverted the deci-
fon q the chair; bat that the qaeHion on
inier5lns c fee mutt be Put. CO.,.
Some additional converiation 'entped
VIXEN Mr.. Hill obferved that he bad voted
againit the decihon of the chair from an
imp, lion thar it was wrong; bot he was
now fatisaed i, was correct; he therefore,
moved recon liberation OF the de.inon OF
The houfc.
h1r. Davis moved 10 adjourn. :.
Mi. Southland fad he felt no embarraH-.
.nent. In his opinion the deciiion Tot TO
itr;l.c our entirely iupereeaed the motion
20 iniert.
The que&ion of adjournment was loft.
Mr.. 5. Smith aiked whether the quei-
ton OF reconsideration was queitlon OF
order, or whether it was one that admitted
OF debate.
The Speaker faid he would confuls the
rule reqaedipg queiions of reconhaera-
ticn.
MIR. Bayard faid in order TO allow time,
he moved now. to adjourn-carried-Ayes
46-Noes So.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
A NEW WAY OF REMOVING
@@IUDGES.

The following curious article will not
fail TO remind many of our readers OF
Robelpierre's method Of removing people
to osttes arsrld, who were obnoxious TO
hin, in tbs. Among other crimes which
were puniihed with Death, was that Of
S being lglafara Of being .jspiniaas."
MIR. Addi!on is ieputed one Of the ablef
and moif upright judges ia the State Of
Pennsylvania. His volume CT Reports,
aad his ieveral charges TO the gsand jufies
Of the Wcse.a Ditrief Of Pennlylyan;a,
thew him to be an accurate lawyer and an
enlightened politician. BIZ, be !: an bs-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
ANTI AVARO.
Balance
FIRE ~!

We are jerry to fate 1af the 4varr-
bogte ef MsDfs. Stezart and BeaH 1uas
ief evenins entiuly eovfamsd By fr.-H
zvss evHb maeb difficulty that tie otpsfte
.boa/ss zv,,e p,sjtrved ill the Jour; on
The ripper 6oor, /everaf barrels Of apples
and o,ber articles TO tie amouxt q adoat one
thoxfand doilnrs 1vere 6ejqryed. The fire
originated frsm the carelsDSefs sfa black
bay leasing fire, xea~ an adjeiang bxildmg.
lGec. Town pap.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
aleraMOria aDDerttSer.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ~.
Saviags x3oa Whil@sy.

It is Altered by high authority, that in
tn eourie of the debate on the bill aboii.h-
ing Internal taxes, gen. Hanna OF Penniyl-
vania, is prepared TO convince the houle,
that a citizen who drinks no more than a
qaau of whiikcJ every day, will by the
re, cal, fave IN tie ccurie OF The year, Mt
teen dollars, ,hirty-one GEMS and FIVE
mills ard ,ha,.luppohng Tor moderate
climate only 6f;y ,houfard republican
ciyizeas in Penniy!yaria, to confume each
this icanty ration daily, The faid rspubl,-
cans viii fave yearly near eight hundred
rhoufand collars in that fate alone. We
were fiongly iNelined 10 doubt the cor.
rectrefs Of the generals ejaculation, until
we were confidently 4ilused by the iriends
of h REGAL, thar Nj. Jofeph Heiaer had
laborooly Examined al rhc figures anc
compared them with his excellent tables.
The reiult IS that this Taft gentleman pro
nounces the thing practicable, on The iap-
petition that al The !avings be Pot on COED
iecurity, at two aad half per cent month
ly compound in,ereR.
W-h Ed
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24
ABSCONDED

From the Subfcribers krvice, on Ss-
turday the Goth init. an Apprentice 70 the
Printing BaGnels, named Waza~ DaUi'.
He is between 20 and IL yeAsoisse, and
about s feet s or ? inches high. All per-
ions are cautioned again& harbourng OF
employing faid Lad, as for 20 doing they
will be profecuted as the law directs.
JAMES b. WESTCoTT,
Alexandria, March Il, 1907. dat
SALT.
1900 bu!hels Of coarte ialtarfised this
jday, from Turk s. Hand, and Tor fale by
JNO. & JAMES II. TUCKER:
March AZ, -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24

Behold, amida the dire array,
Pale y h I'd Care his giant hatUe rears,
And io. his iron hand prep,res
TO CRAP its seeb,e 2 ey. --
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24

BsArrIB.
WHEN wolf breaks into fold OF
harmless fheep ard .nansles and defroys
the aocb, betnearirg his jaws with gore,
and fGcEing the blood, as we'll OF tie
bleating lalnbkin as of the helpless dam,
who does not exec,ate the favage monaer !?
His crGelty, however, may plead iome
palliarion.-ile is Giinulassd by hunger !;
and the victims of his voracify are noe OF
his own fpecies. Bat tie wolves OF adams
race, impelled net by hunger, but by ava
rice, break into the incloinfeS and gorge
themislyes with the fpoils and blood OF
their fpecies.-Childisn OF the fame great
family, " Whom God hath made OF enc
blood to dwell on the earih," are de!tIoy-
ing one another with RELENTLESS eagernefs,
to iatisiy wants, which are merely imasln-
AIRY.
Not to mention the men whole trade is
war, whole " Breatts are beglrt with feel,
and whole hands are preached in blood"
Who aaume proud rank, proportional
TO the precious lives they have deRroyed
---whe enjoy a horrid triumph in the tear
of the triendlels, the widow ard the or
phsn, whole dearea earthly hopes their
iwords have cut eff forevcr-to pats by
the infuriate monaers in human ihape,
who are profehedly prewling for blood -
LEI us look at the rlodding merchant
He f;s in hiscounting room, with a fober,
bufy face, ard there. ipider like, weavrs
web, 20 eninare the unwary inisess ofthc
1uzan Ltcors, even at the diasnce OF re-
serai shoulands of miles. While removed
IS to has own dear fell, from all nsIloual
danger. he extends his arms like an i'm
menie Colo1us, to the mott dii;aa; Con-
tinen,s and Hands, whole .wIe,caed in
habitants are perihing under the snre OF
his iron hands. Without noticing the
commercial t,ranfs Of other nations. the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-24

9. And that for improving
navy yards, docks and
wharves, there be ap-
propriated 100000
And for wear and tear, re-
pairs, and military flores
Of veaels, &c. s7,666
DsM.-I37,56o
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
Fran II. " l5iagtos TsSsyzg

Fran tb. " j5i4efo, Fsisysga
Where is The PRECEDENT IF the United States?
Ans Az Monticello moraiizing on the
nltabllity Of fortune, deploring bis declining
popularity and revenging hirnfelf On hi, fellow
citizens, by perfecuting the good and pa'ron-
ling the wicked, WAC Fee to HIM for,protec
ton .n
Where the Secretary State:
Ass-On his farm oIt in reveric and con
temptation, trembling for the Paa, and anx-
iouly expecting The future.
Where is Moniisur Cailtin. purfe holder
AT Newyo K, telling baak foek-If you are
alSed what be is dong with the money, ihrug
up your n uliers and look wife.
Where i the Secretary # the Navy
AIS Attend gtoh bis family N Baltimore,
whsre ihoult he BE-
Whereas the man OF law:
Axs.-Studyiry law cafes, wiring political
anaihemas, venting his fpleen n the HgIs, and
elet1ioneering--And all this for the fake of
goo dollars per annum, paid quarterly.
Where is The pot natter general?
Ass.--Gone 20 fee his family on public by.
finefs nt4viy fraaksa. Endeavoring TO under
mine The mo ais and flake tile aeady habits
Of Connetticrt, and look ng out for new Objects
of prey.
Where is the God of War;
AT his poR, with the whole weight CT gov
eminent upon his houlders--Ye gods and
goddefes wha, j fight is there.
And itll they gszcd and iti!I the wonder grew,
" That one FINAL head fhoud carry all he knew"
as the American Mars hasjua returned from
at an ing In the country, and has had the ben
eft Of two very pleaAns jannts this famrner to
Harpcr's ferry and Norfolk, on public tuEnefs
to Zee the country, it is conf Cured be will b
able to hold out for ieveral weeks or until ne is
regularly relieved.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
Hortlano.
MoNoAr, SEPTEMBER Ig, 1909.

BY the lah eateuien of votes for Federal Repreents
t'ves, ia Newhampihire, tiFedera ticket prevails by
great majority and there no dorb, but the Eedsr
aieandid~te, S1muei Hunt. Eiq viii he cholcn to fill
the vacancy IN the preien Cong-e, occaoned by the
ehgnasion OF the Hon. MIR Pierce and the Hon Sam
ue reoney. Samuel Hunt. Clifton Clseet Sas Betton
and Divid Hough. Eiqr,. Representatives, in the
Sth Congrrfs.
he Democratic tickle, has fuccceded in Rhode1and
as was expected. The majority, however has confldcr-
ably -dimniihed hnce the lat elettion. Nehemiah
knight. Eq and lofeph Stanton, Efq. are chole 70
Reprefcnt tnat Rate in rho 9th Congrrs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

i The principles Of our democrats we're
never defcribed with more energy or
asrea,er concifenels. than in the following ex-
naet from the late DR. Johnfon's Life OF AkeR
n 6de:--
"a zeal, fays he, which is often tbocgbt and
salti " lberty," fometimes ddgafss from the
world, AMI not rarely from the mind which 1t
NpoGfss, an enuious dfre 9fbinnisriag aOeaftb, or
d.sssd;zg grearpsfi, and Of which the immediate
Tendency IS innovation and ANARCHY, or lmPsriars
seagerpefs TO confound and fubVert, with very
siitrle care TO what thall be eitahlilhed."
n Had Johnfon lived fifteen years longer, to
have wtneHcd the fcenes OF th- French Revo-
luton, he would have imagined the fntence
fiiuR onoted to have been propheticsl. But what
would have been the fentiments OF this great
man, had he lived',o peruie the writings OF that
.srch enemy of the human race, Tom Pane,
'rhofe "iiberty" is thai of dtitroying character
and ofplunderng the fruits othoaelt lndultry:'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
/" pdTRIOTIC ALIENS :"

4 No, long iince cargo Of this commodity, di
ne from Ireland, was landed at New Cattle,
s.. Delaware,1 and it happened that Duane and
kanoher Of bis couptrymen were preienf, to give
HRshem the fur welcome 70 this niytsm fer ursap
~ u.ifiv.s from jaifiee. After The nciPent ira
eternal embrace, and welcome countrymen !!
nfcften repeated, ttout fellow was ovsrheardto
lay, "Weii, my lads, by Ja(us you ihaIl not
rtEnd me wAntingin opPo!ins the Gove nrneot
q4keTe = g Softly, foftly. countryman, BIT you
xsnse out there" faid our American foreigners,
. p doyou know lad we have nov gothic Gov
sacrament into our own hands" 8 ArrAh I! lee
xlts alone now, will ye," faid the fellow again.
sI don't care at all, Al all, by Ialas I'll oPpoie
me Government, any way Eu. Peg
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
Ordination.

Fran E1Jfggf, S,st 70,
On Wedneldsy, the 9Th infant, Rev HFz x.AH.
PAorsRn. INHALED the p.aoral Office IN IBIS
town The mott perfect harmony and unaniaisy had
marked the proceedings OF the church occty ref
pectng his irttIement anon. them and the frvera
performances OF the Respectable Cergym-n who sIiit
in the Inhalation, peculiarly pertinent and i'm
prsilise. The Introductory Prayer, by Rev Mr. As
sor, az HaverhiIl. was truly appropriate aad happily
united animated fcrvency IN manner. and comprehen-
five variety IN ientiment. 4 he Sermon, Ivy the Rev
Dr. TAPPAN, OF Cambridge from Cor xiv 40, lat
Part9 At once evangelical and learned and would
be ufsful directory every ninifer Of the gofpe-
The younger clergy and candidates FOR the nniitry
Especially, would receive invaluable bene6t ly follow
ing the advice given this excellent dlccurie Rev.
MIR. WISDsaiP, OF Woevich, gave t"c charge: in
which, Wills he reminded Mr. Packard, Of lie duries
and tervice, which awaited him, he difciaimed all Al
shorty Of di2aiing his azsas. The Feowhio Of the
Churches was given by Rev. MIR. PASSES OF Drefdeu
IN he fpirt OF Chrinisn candour, and with real Gle
gancc Of manner and esprcflion - The who audience
was ferionly ausnive and il (hould fcem no che
coul5 fail 5e convincci Of the importance and utility
Of the Chriltian miniitry.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

"RsD JAcKsr" very pertiren'ly puts this
Aoery g The PreGdcnt of the Uuted States
& called great man, pofefling great power,
~ maydo what he pleaies, he may turn men out
N oHice, men who held their Offices long before
~ held his. If he can do thefe things, can he
-, conroul the laws of State" 1t is true
AZ. TeiIerion poGeGes great power. He can
pardou criminals guilty of forgery as he did
Freeman he can top projections for libels
noon The Senate, as he "a one againR Duane /:
he can appoint foreigner, who had been con.
<erned in an infurre aionagaiait theCovsrnmcnt,
Secretary of the Treafury, as he did Mr.. Gal
LAIN /; he ran give thirty two thouf'nd dollars
10 a nation, that had plundered Us of millions,
As he did in the cafe of the Be-ceau he can
|fecretly read, correct, and help fill up iibels
a,pon Warrington and Adams, whom he had
'fooken of publicly with veneration, as he did
IN the buGnefs of the g Pr9ped before as, he
xss take two hundred dollars from the Treaiury
OF The United States to pay the Tbeller, a. BE-
II dl Calender /; he eaa---what can't ne DO 1t
RRei Jacket had known thefe things he would
have thought him poheG-d of much greater P W
te,, and would have had 10 doubt bur that he
could controul the laws of State. Pal.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
Dien.

~ Topnam, 16th ut. Mr. Jasnts Seyeeae, eden ION
OF Capt Joeph Spragne, in the loth year Of hi; age
At Mines. IN France, the z3d June ish, on a Euro
Pean for his health Mr. Ekene%er Pre6 Jun aged
TO- fon OF Mr. Ebenczer Prebe, of Bottom =" Il il
unnua 20 S5ftrve N perions his period of ifc, bis
intel igcncc and taite It's knowedge and isbricty He
fcemed 10 be without vanity Ia the idA Of Youth and
was innocent in the midi Of temptations. The prems
tufe death % 70 dnte0us fon, 70 amable brother
and Ia r.omng man, judy excites the depot grief
Of hrs relatives and friends, aud the regret OF al his
acquaintsncrs."
At tdenton, N. Q Hon ctahs sye5sen, Member Of
Congrcfs
AT Csmbridge MAJOR T1smas RI sdore Biif, aged 81
Al Boaon, Major Bsnizmia Da-,-n5ort, mrI chant.
AT HingAam, OF the goth ut in the $40 year Of his
sce, and the S6h Of his nilrv Rev Darii S6ufe ID d
Senior Panor of the I'd Church N fldtuwn
a, Chsrlcnen, 9q5z FIJI. Eip Delegate IN the cd
Coninentai Congrefs.
AT PHILADELPHIA. Mrs Maria Czi54rlza H4lsr, aged
one hundred aud three years, four months and fome
days--She was 5crt il Germany the 3oth-of April
1899, ana lived in three centuries
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

Among variety of modern whm6cal ways Of dun
ming we think the following extracted rom Vermont
paper, is worthy of preiervstion.
ANECD0TE.
I once rrfded in ihe town Of Peterborough, ~ II.
" aflSing OFT Sunday morning and paf!ing by my
neighbours houfc oherved young lady Citing At the
window rbing her hair, which being over her eyes)
IrcniIv hs3pedin Cat downin her l1p--ihe parted
her hair 70 asto dIftover oblcrvcd large
4 child fer her to tend told her was quiet one
e obferved that quiet child could Away. fit on the
floor: j. ,
ALL thcfe indebted 10 fefpS JoyaSn, are now called
on to make immediate payment, for be is determined
20, 10 Il, on the floor any longer.
B,aJfrf, .Js!y ~. 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
6ARBdRT POWERS.

Dispatches. We underfand, have been receiv.
ed by government from Mr.. SIMPSON, our Con
iuito Morocco, dated July rs h at Gibraltar,
which place, as f4llely rumoured, he had not
lett. The lsports relpetfing capt M'Ners
engagement With the Tunifans does not appear
10 have been confirmed by iubfequent inforna
ton, which in cafe of iuch action, ought to
have been received by Mr.. Smpfon.
The Enterprise, capt. Secret, had arrived at
Gibraltar on the ID of July from the iqua irou
eruihng of Tripoli. The letters of capt. Ster.
ret, are ALTO fient as TO capt MNcps engage
ment, or his own. as reported /; which with re.
ipef to the latter, amounts to difproof.
The wariike operations Of Morocco, from the
latet AUTHENTIC accounts, were not very active
The rs7r frigates lately builr, the one of 36 the
other OF ~ guns, were equpping lowly at Sd
lee on the Atantic-The old frigate lay al La
Raih 10 the fand--t7u0 g0Lies were fitting, our
at Tituan with comfortable fpirit. Nat Incl.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

II The elections in this State will take place on
che hrIt Monday Of November. IL was expect
kd thar our I.egil4turs at their lat ietiion
would have inaituted a general ticket, 10 which
&afe we ihould have has a representation purely
{sderal; as it is, the.- will be a fifcPveienra-
Ion Of the political ientimeots OF the people O..
his liare.- Should fuch calamity ever happen
|&c this Commonwealth, as for the Demos TO
@orm the majority, their very hrR al would be
no elahliih the mode Of eleGins Members OF
Congrsfs By a general riektt. CSdiem Gas.-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
The abra Of power was never more thor

III The abrle Of power was never more thor
~oughly exempli6ed han in the late election IN
4oms towns in Rhode Rand. One IN Partcu
gzr, the majority not wiling that 'be'r oPPo
lAsnts Mould enjoy their rightful privileges,
appealed from rights and reaion TO equip law,
+aod actually drove the minority from The place
Ne tDwn convened at,and there were two meet
fngs held, ard two f.ts Of members choien.-
This meafure, uncooahutionai and unreatona-
BE as It is, is there confidered oIly Prelucs
OF what Is 10 follow.-Suoh are the effects OF
lie prelens experimental naturalization.
u lAsEv5wgfars psp.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
Lincoln & Kennebec Bank.

1T a meeting 81 TT StocTHokDSRs offbs Lincoln e
Kesa,6r- BIaA. teia a, H III re etsvea5 Day s III
gs9, D 1904, ~ sazrsHss from the 'sufb day II re
yai7- r7or'b--
VOTED. That fifty percent Oh the flares be paid
Y in stthc Baak the fra MONDAY Of October
next.
VoTto, That all fhates onwhieh fifty per cent !,
no paid o. the f6 rit Monday Of October next, r.
be forfeited and he Directors thai have power, and
arc hereby AUTHORIZED 10 difpoIs II the fame
i oHN MsRRiLL, JUN. Clerk Of jsid Mesiiry.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

An order has been puhiithcd At Waihington, car.
nine LieutsnAn.s Of the Navy and forty FIVE aIidihp
men. who named, 20 repair Immediateiy 10 that
city
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

Aposhsr French frgare, with black prifnners. has
ioiued the fauadron at Network X i f4id fcveral
Of the negroes have got on fhorc and eicAped
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

s,h.r goods, and as theis Sores were kert ia
bu,ldin gs. occupied as Dwelling houies, b-im
r,er and Thomas we're eomitted for Burglary !;
and yeierday Williams was committees for
Burelary IL tn Dwelling koufe % Mr.. Bsewer
Many good, found are not yet claimed.
loci Duren vas ALTO committed BY the came
Maeiar ate for forging and urering fecono
promiiIcry note, knowing the fame to he fog
ed
IT'S fufpoaed thar other ftolen property will
{oon be dicovered the officers Of Jultice hav
<ng obtained clue 10 the fame.
The occupier Of which, we underaahd has ahfeht-
"A hinief !ince the oifcovery.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

YsspsrvAL LAMA Mr.. Taylor lin Eng
Ian has found that oil andfal 10 certain pro
|porroos boiled together, form a fluid, which,
wien phOfphorus is added, Pselsrves and IN
"eaesles its iplendcT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

The Campfire tree. from whi,h canphi,e is
Pro-r ed, grows 10 China and il is fail, that
ionle OF thole trees are above 100 cubits IN
lei 3ht, and 70 thick that twenty perlons. by ex
Tending their arm, cannot enciose them, The
trunks Of thoie trees, when old, emit Parks Of
FIRE. The freh branches Of the tree ave tteeped,
ana csmphire is prepared and made Of the de
coSion
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13

A letter from Liverpool, received by the
Atlantic, lia,es, thar the Countervaiiing Duty
n American vsiels is expected 10 be immediate
y taken OF.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
PORT OF WISCNSSET.

Sfa. s-Arrived brig Plato, capt. Zcbedih Faro
ham, IS days from Duhiin---no papers. auguh 3.
Ia, -. Ioag, 10, s., fpoke the hp Fame Bottom
from Lverpooi, bold TO Baltimore, with freight, add
number Of pa6-ngers; fhip Sally, Of Bottom, arrived
atLiverpool osys previous TO the Fame's falling -
4uguA II fpoke Sarll Columbia, Of Bolton, ~ days
nnt--ail wei.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
RA1
-sienss' t4ssrsss.., a3airc
Q9urine 54fi liza.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SAIURD AI. SEPFEM5ER VI.
Arrived brig Richmond, capt. Webb, 60 daysfrotn
A MITE dam
The Tdemschus, ST. Clair, has cleared from Norfolk
for Portland,
We learn, that ~vefIels arr living from the Unitta
States, in Nova Scotia, viii be compiled to perform
qusran Inc, un'efs furnthcd with bill of health
Vessels LEFT AT Sutinam, Aug. 9. Edwstd,
MLellan OF Portland. AT Dominique Aug s, fchr
Two Friends. from Portland. JUL arrived.
The Betfey, Sawyer, of Portland, tas arrived At
Alexandria.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
BI0cR1pYy OF W5sRrNGyOw.

We are informed that Mr.. c. P, Wayne tsre.
proprietor Of thi, Gazette. has purchafed of he
Hon. BrIhroc Wilmington, the copy yig5! Of The
Hiltary of the la;e General WAsHiNCroa,
which is now wri,ing, and that propofals for
pabihinc it by lubfcription will be prefented
10 the public or Mr.. Wayne's return from New
Y.uk where IL is AZ eltnt.
W. congratulate the citizens Of the United
State, upon the proipef Of being furni;hed with
an authen:ic htory Of their iliulirious Chief,
compiled by one n the albeit men in the union
fioh original documents left by the General
hmie'f. lGas U. S.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
60 &c san at Guaion,

GO &c Solc at GHdion,
IN Portland r.f Mr. -OzNNED's 0Ese, FIJI fret,
On Iucfday, Sept. aft, at 1910 clock,
fIfHof SS tyfrt y fyioa'e js!sy
HAT well known Valuable Fitate,
Il belonging TO the fubfcriber at NcriBynrnos,5.
committing Of ago acres, cis, Of excellent Land,
great part Of which is undcr cultivation The whole
IS vel fenced, chiefly with tone was gentecl Houle
and iutsb!e Ohee-arge Garden, full Of eKcelcn
Fruit rrees-three Barns and S,ores-Alfo, commo-
dious Building Yard wharf and andng--two
Orchards and abundance of Timber Trees throughout
the premifcs.
The whole may Dc viewed till the fale, aad plan
Teen at Mr.. OxsAsD's---Th The terms Of psymen, will
be very eaiy, and m ltc known at the time of fsc.
WILLIAM MARTIN. IA
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-13
AUCTIONS.
20 &c san at g3ut!ic anaior.

On Saturday, the 9Th Sept. init.
On AsiEt H'ooD,. yUD'Rs H6a1, 81 Hifz6sf, fer
rec brat 81 w gss verlsezs ~ b-r5 ,cerss4
fEaanding and running Ri eing. Gables,
Anchors, Salts, Boats and Other materials faved
from the Brg .fHsrirr TostPH DErErR matter. lately
tsrndcd in >heep!cug River -AEo the HULL tcf f.id
3gg fl.e is. Birch Poia, n aid shstpicur
Rivers hurfhen one hrAcred and forty tons aid
materials are snot news particularly tie Cshes
which h.vt only been ufed one thcrt voyage; and
eondcrahie part Of the sails enfireiy pariicu
ar nvtrtoty viii We exhibited the d4y w fac
Payment be by good with approved endortrs,
payable ~ three and fix months Sale 70 commence
at Of clock A M
SETH TINKIAM, H.47i. uesr.
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