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duaed. In making this ahertion, I can
not be mliiaken, becaufe fuch inveeiga-
lions are familiar to me, and have been
frequently made. % the other hand, if
the lrutb eftbs fafemeuf is TO be qasqi0u-
ed, then, indeed, tne committee have az
fumed tafk of ferrous dithcuity, Of the
extent of winch, iome OF the members are,
probably not applied, mfr. Giles has
had much experience OF the duties OF llmi-
lar Committees; but though he pcdeles
this advAas3se, which is OF great uie, in
enabling him to jOrm Rep0rfs, he will,
| prelulne, continue to soel difnclined
to the laDour OF mUefigating z,oxe6efs.
..(Tob be eoufmuea.J
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be burden and a'curCe, is iuccoured. Oh.
rilhed and reared in the arms of love.
1t Is teaihed by aninfpircd writer. tb,,
I" Marriage is honorable in all:" and
when children are the fruit of thu, hnno
rable relation, the parties take potion
IN iociety, which is deeply intere&ing and
iolemnIy important. While new ieols-
lions thrill their hearts; while new f,eoes
and proipeets open to their view; yari
ETY. OF duties, refulting from this relation
deyelves upon them, the neglect or PEI,
Torrance OF which may, in is balefuI, Or.
faIutary confeq lences, reach to the remot \
eft ages. The children, to whole beinoI
they have jointly been iallrumcuta, arss
committed to then as an mprovea5k d. &
PR; and every facred, every eniearios
motive conipire to engage them to fielty
in TIE duties of this b.traament. tn.
temporal, and even the immortal in,eree
of their children greatly depend on their
parental prad,ncs aud faishtulaeis. TT
they neglect their parental duties, aad all
more, if they let b-iore their family
loofea vicious exlnoie, it will not ooIy
contaminate their pref.ns offspring; but
the contamination will roll dowa the
itfeam Of time, AMI, ike an hereditary
Injection, will Communicate itlelf from
one generation 70 another. Bu', on tn. i
other taaa, h.m prudent and faithful die /
charge Of the parental duties, while it will /
epera'e, IN connection with the p-omiled
biriing of Heaven, to the we'll being Of
their prelent children, will be likely 70
diHufe and extend its falutary effects
throughout the whole line of their polite
rity. How important, in this view, is
the. parental relation Yet alas how
little is its Importance conidered by the
giddy ions and daughters of men!
1t is truth, which cannot be TOO muchI
Intoxicated, that Inc great buinsls of form-N
irg Children for focal order, and rearing
them up for ufefalnels and happiness, mutt
be begun uadtr The parental roof. This
is the Art and mo& important feb ,ol. IL
they are totally neglected here, fublequent
infruttions abroad will fIdom remedy
the evil. II shey are tainted in the bud B
ding, or fit opening OF lie, by PARENTAL
influence and examp.e, hard indeed will
it be to purge away the deep wroughtS
tain and pollution. II they are ulsd at
home to fcenes Standardization, dlorder
and rio;, il cannon be expected that they 3
will be orderly ar lchooi, or that they will
ever become regular members OF fociety. &
But under domelt:c flbordiaat;on, regu-
larity aud difcipIine, children are prs
pared for fchool inltfuaion abroad, and B
the foundation is laid of .hote orderly ana
vir.uous habits, which are eHsutlally ne
ceGary to their we'll being ana uieiulnes
ia The fubf-queni periods Of lite.
4 pronen1fs TO imitation is mott con-
Cpicuous trait In human nature. The chile, &
FROM his cradle, is daily attempting TO 60
what he fees Others 60 and The object:
Of early imirs5iol, whethe, good or bad, Fl
with which he is flrrounded while under
the parental roof, often taihion his mind
and ltamp his character for life, perhaps Il
forever. oENEA. f.
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" Hail welded love Myiteriouslaw, true fource
OF human offspring
.........; by thee
Founded in reafon, loyal, juft AMI pure,
Relations dear, and all the chara,iss
oflather, lon, and brother, frA we knew
MuToN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07
BOSTON, April ~.

Arrived, fchooner Erienaihip, Wl!l
worth, A days from Malaga. L,i
there March Il, fhip Jeferfon, Evcrins
OF Bolton, Maileilles; Naaau, Of Nw.
York, for Cadiz Sarah, Knox; Hor,
Winlow and, Deyereauz, it
Philadelphia Commerce, Baldwin, hl
Alexandria. The brig Lydia Head, LON.
bard, for Marleilles, and brig Anna, True.
man, for New York, failed in conp'y,
Off the lock Of Gibraltar, fpoke the Az,
rora, Pratt, from Naples for BoA0n-
April -, lat. II, So, long. 64 y
lpoke the brig Hannah, Eulen, from Sa'
ton, for Bremen, 3 days out.
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ced. FHa,
Upon this anticipation the sr,n.
of the !ta,e debts, and other aDo ,,4p'o'
bold mcafures of the government fr va.
vowedly predicated, in oppoGtioo "
feeble and contracted views Of ii. !" 'a'
poA'tieians, who now, triumph in tb. %A'
ceis of their arts, and enjoy the be r.e''
of a policy, which they had nei,b.. aa
WHOM to plan or the ipirit to adopt~;s'a'
imagining that the cunning of a d. ..y
gogue and the talents of a fateln,D .'
anonymous. Confumate in the, n.,' 10
icience of counting and winning n1 1
favor they fafely infer that they have , ~
capacity TO govern, and ,hsy will b, % s'
lait to dilcover their error. But let w. ~
be aGdred thar the people will no, Io.'
continue the dupes OF their psrniciiov e.
ceries. Already the cauGe of truth h,
derived this advantage from the crude !
fays of their Chief, that the film hash
removed from many an eye. The cred,
of great abilities was allowed him by
comfortable portion of thoie who dian,
proved his principles ; bit the lhort ia.
of nine months has been amply fafici,n
70 dilpel that i!ludon and even ion, d
his mott partial vosarleS begin to iulpa,
that they have been niaaken in The d.
Je@ sf tbdr idolaty.
LOCUS CRASSUS.
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NEW YORK, May 4.

Arrived, brig Dean, Akerly, SaYh'
nah; Huron, Wright, St. Thomas Sal
ly, Rowland, Cape Francois ; lchoone'
William and Mary, Taylor, Antigua
Little, Edwards, Charlefon ?riendhlh
Anthony, George Town Betty, Go9a'
man, Norfolk ; lloop Polly, TAonPio'l
Wilmington, n. c. -, JJohnaa'
Norfolk.
Cleared (hip Juno, Bunker, LiverPo'i
American, Eagle, do. lnow Palla', C'n
bingham, jamaica Aoop James, =
Annapolis.
14rrivta Gaee orr lef.
Brig Huron, Wright, of Hartford fo1
St. Thomas. Left there mp Me'n'u
Callahan, of Bottom, bound TO Anff'
dam /; fch'r Elan, of n. t'n'
Lat. g, 80, fpoke ich'r Ellz4, Gilo''
OF Norwalk, from Savannah to 0oN''
cur 7 days. ,,..,
Brig sally, Rowland, from Mag, !. (.
laf from Cape Francois. Lett there, y, '.
following American veGels, coPL'a ~"
Buiby's Marine Regiter, Of BaS'aa1
Spartan, Farlong; Venelia, h01 ny.;
Viper, Fiaher; Sn1ilax, Wright D %,,
dere. White Eucharif, Taylor; MY
tune, Manionne Harriott, VINE n l~o'
ry, Tyfon; Parmele, LongioIa . j,rs
IA, Watts; Sophia, Drifcol MG y ,s,d
Daniels Ellinor, Cox Nelly, Kl( ',.g'
lon; Brothers, Comber; CoIde.l'' I S"s,,
man; Paragon, Drifcol Paliley' rJ JDn
fon. Of PHILADELPHIA, Mar a,c ,~
Jane, Acquin; EriendhlP, OO9 saa;
Union, MORTON; Welt Point e. ' D.
Fanny, Lake St. Domingo f ,Ssa,,eg,
vidfon AImira, Medlin; Msl' .lsS;
Bouries Little-1om- Butler lo ,e,nr,,
Polly and Nancy, Bfewfter; A % VIM;
Lillibridge. Of N. Turk, Success y, lie rss.
Ann, Terry Hope, Lee Ly@ of Mr.
nard; Perseverance, Guthrie. " =. Vi.
blebead, Mary, Drury. OF Dy"if ,oa
tory, Bicknell Salem, Rulien !, Dra.
Croker; Trio, Wilmot; Ed"e ,sa9,dca
bar !; Four Brothers, Deal ill., |; Low,
Patelion; Liberty, Dimond f0I 4{,cyca
OfCbarlefou, Godfon, Lewis .asShoprj
Manly !; Tilman, Warren w., w. Bird
Pratt Aurora, Seymour Nle, Live.
Weaver Viper, Everett; C : sna, ca.
cock Janet, Windfor ; Rin n.y., Babe
ton. of Meqv. Havta, PreiiosD'' TrsDJ
Of Salem, Filth Hawk, co01, svi,. Of
Tate. Of Ne.vbar1, Betiey 1,fW4nig,
Norfolk, Eliza Ann, Rofs. ~ - p,ahr9.
tou, Del. Peggy, Allen. v ofseess'
Polly, Hart James, snow ' 'u,,c5rva'
nab, Beslsy, Te!Iory. " w"
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genks'
PORT OF PORTLAND.
parins

SUND.AY, AsgyR a9-Arrived brig Nabby, Capt
Alexander Motley 40 days from CAdz --Augua s
At. Al, IA long 4S, 20, fpoke brig sukey, capt Il
Cros, % days out from Batnore, bound to Iifbon,
Schooner Ann, MLe'lsn, Of Portland, left at
Trinidad, July 23d, Sc days from Philadelphia.
Salem, A4gsa 1o.-Returned fhip Beilarius. She
failed for lnea, truck with lightning while all
hands were on deck, who 4 uck down. One m an
was killed; the mate and two feaneu wounded,
eu. are likely to recover All the compades ren-
dered uieIels, their polarity being denroyed.
Csorge Dcklon, fcsman landed near Waterford,
Con. the q sd init. aud 4ted, AZ he failed fro N
Boloa for Newyork in the brig Mary, capt Newtus,
and was wrecked an i1and between Nanutcke: and
the Vineyard the night of the 9Th Mt and al on
board except Dioklon pcriihed Mr.. Perry the
CPercargo.
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sroNINCToN AUG. 4.

sroNiNGToN AUo. 8.
On Thurfday lat arrived here, Captains
Peck, Tofdick, and Cahoon, in the NewLondon
Gutter ;-Thsfe gentlemen were appointed BY
the Secretary OF the Treafury, (aerceably 10 a
law PaHed the iaf fe(lion of Congref') toftake a
furvey of The eat end of Long-land Sound,
with The adjac-nt iaands, &c. in order 10 adopt
or recommend meafnfes TO render navigation
through the Sound, lecure and. leis hazardous
than 1t has ulually been. Thurfday and Friday
were improved in viewing and critically ex
aiming the points, ihoals, rocks, Sc i'll the
vicinity OF this harbour; and from the long
acquaintance that thefe gentlemen have had
with the navigation of thefe waters, and their
aria attention to the objea of their milton
we prefune they will be led to recommend the
placing of lights, fpears or buoys, in many
where they are much wanted.
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Gommon@raltb Of sgaaarbufstts.

n fe Jear 9 0ur Lard sgaad g6t 54asd ard f7U0.
On aG to ercntpt a certain fream fGutng from
l9atees POM IN tie t0fnn Of JIinDOfn, into
Sebeterook riber, from tie operation Of al FANS
fer regulating tbe diDeriss in fbe counties Of
Liacoin anu Tamheriaro, unu for repeating Gil
Stber iaips heretofore maue for tbat purpofe.
r enacted By tie Sszats end Hss Of Representatives. IA
Genera CsEr 9SatbA4 and By lbs authority Of t6s fame
That all the laws heretofore made, which reg
ulate the taking of Salmon, Shad and Alewives,
or any other 6lh, in the fAd lirean iIiuing from
the faid Pasee's pond in the town of Winlow,
into SebeRecook river, in the counrysof Kenne-
beck, be 70 far repealed, that from and after
the paGing Of ,his act, they fhall ceafe 10 ope-
rate, or have any effea in the fad itream, ifu-
iog from Patee's pond, into the faid Sabetekook
river.
CAafrOVed BY Abe Gouernor. June 70, 1902
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TALENTS an BEAUTy~ ~


fs The egys Of irttyeq oassfarei BY tt- y. n
fsisus andbsosiy. gvrn ag C4zette sHf r9-t
y attributed mr.. bar i1drr1f tie gen eEr4 rvJ7 &
sjd irrq band re ai-sizg ante. -vbirt eozAf
public, tho not asasiagh IF aAysoag4ene Ofbs Ps5t t@
as,tJ aAalry % f i5r ppsa arfbcr. and 70 aliou,
aaaisa Ls<sire No publication sopd BE- tbt
b1rni5 A4a derr-g tb ar bqpby 4S ne
taf JeVs treated ztb tia. drre Of siy b4sgozy c-y
rr5ieb ne jsggefa easaAsts5 . iaJ5irs.
- Tbs additional Isnasi BY gentleman Of fbe bar,
ssui certainly BE adr7iei able atire
gAaeroaf 70 Port ,oib f5e jssiiegs Of f5s Innocent
Ma JENxs-dowever ryilirg the gauger Of talents
may be towound the feelings Of o,hers, " publ Gang
ther. Acknowledgements he will never conien thar any
be inared by fale imputation of being the author
Df thing 70 icandAous and incorrc9.'' He there
fore declares MIR. H. 10 be innocent ana hopes 10
receive at leah that credit which an apparently can
did anonymous alteration /. cnted. Perceivng that
the eceIary loIictudc and vehement denial Of Mr.
RI had ferved but to clench the nail which flnpcion
has drivcn, he doubted even 1t early scknow edg-
meat Of the author would have perfectly recon
died the peculiar activity u Mr II. or this "a ca6on
with entire ignorance Of Us orign-and this is the
only apology for his delay to this time.
He refers predatory obfcrvations accompanying the
fcae for refutson to any charge OF fcanda aud will
AK has not the extreme fulct ptibty of fome n
lemen gives the contradiction their declarations of
its " ncorrettoels ~
Many ladies were ON tied but they NAV confoe
themeives with the idea hat they have ecap~d nilre-
Prefenaton, that their cxcelencies were of fuch
could be reduced to rule or neaiured by
degrees
He viii now obferve what ought to have been pre-
n1ised for the better understanding of the cae and
what a0y expoiItor wosd have declared beng con-
uted that elegance acquired that grace is natural
oeence by intended confidence Of s,in and
thus ex 'ained yeaiiy be difineuiihed from tpIon
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

fEDERAL REPRESENTZTIyS CHOSEN
The following is the rtiut of III. late cleo.
ton in the Fira Eailern Diltria.
Samuel Thacher, Efq. Sir.
Martin Kinley, Efq. 600
Others, d
Mr. 1haoher is therefore elected. On this
event We congratulate the friends Of free cleo
ion, as it demonfrates that there is yet too
much independence in the citizens Of Maine, 70
!uffer their elections 10 be Influenced by the
: more or k;G" Secretary to whom we would
recommend itrid attention TO the duties Of
his Office and advile him Dot 10 write election.
eeiing letters. 1.-THE Worceaer Fnme,, could
alto be prevailed on to abandon his tender con
Germ for the refnt of elections, he might foon
be Convinced thatthe people Of Madachufetts
generally are capable of judging and voting
fer themielves without The intei ference of any
of The officers of government.
Accounts from the French WeGindies indl
cate general fupprefion OF the war with the
blacks and arrangements to dilpofe OF the
unfortunate evolutionary negroes, and import
a rev fet from Africa, TO cultivate the planra
tons. Thus the old iyltem of havery is reftor
ed by modern rfpuJlicans,to the French iflands -
50 There Aries liable fons their tolls repeat,
Beneath the fervors of the noon-tide heat;
Torn from each joy that crown'd their native foil,
no fweet reflections mitigate their toll
From morn to eve. by rigorous hands oppreit,
Dull fly their hours, of ev'ry hope unblsf
Till broke with labour, helpless. and fcriorn,
From their weak gralp The lingering morfe torn
The reed-builr novels friendly lhade deny'd;
The JEFF Of folly, AM the fcorn Of prde
Dropping beueath meridian funs they lie,
Lift the faint head, ana bend the impo5ng eye;
Till death, in kindntfs, from the tortu ed breaR
Calls the free fpirt to the realms Of rta.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

In the fatement of the Seleamen and PhyG-
clans Of Portfmouth, on Saturday lal, hey re
port that no cafe Of fever. even Of a fafpicious
nature has happened within the laR fifteen
days, and that the town is remarkably healthy
IS perfons only have died at tina, place, of the
fever, iincs IFS fit appearance.
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TRUE BENET0LENCE.

THE o,hSr day Jays Ned to Joe,
(Near Bedlxm's confines grouPing)
Whene'cr hear the cries of woe,
My hand is always open.
own, Jays Joe, that to the poor
(Ycu prove il every minuts)
Your hand is open TO be fure;.
Bat then there's nothing in il.
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23orHann.
FROM cADIZ.
MoNDAr, AUGUST 50, 1902.

Capt. Motley arrived here yeaerday in 40
days from Cadiz. He brings US nothing later
than has been already received at Newyork-
[fs Ne1uy0yk head Refpeding our mifunder-
tauding with the Moors, Sc. refer our rea
ders 20 the different articles on the fubjea in this
DAYS Gazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

The revenue of the pot Office in Scotland
tor the year ending in April iSo2,was 1 IS 1871
In I7zS, The mail from London to Etinhurg
oae day brought only one letter. The Polt
thea arrived once fortnight, now every day !;
thea !. was ten days going from London, now
but three.
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BowDoN CeLLscE -Thurfday next is the
day fixed for the initallaton of the Rev. Mr..
M'Keau as PreGdent of this College; and on
.'he day following will commence the examIna
lion Of fpients
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Dfen.

AT Eorthysrnouth ! It inf Mr. ISRAEL TRuE aged
So He has left numerous family 10 lament his dea
AZ Camden, Mrs SALLY SAwiN, aged g, wife Of
Mr.. Ioleph S4win.
Al Durham, N. II. Hon. Ebenezer Thomplos, Efq
aged IS.
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There are no perions 10 the city afeded with
the fever, and but s at the hofpital, feven of
whom are recovering. The deaths of all dit
orders are mutually few.
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BALTIMORE. AUG. 10.

The Board Of Health, Gate, thar there have
been FIVE cafes OF fever Gnce the / 5 h init. and
the deaths of various dilorders I2-(iscipding s
Children =
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@arrie0.

AT Bohcn MIR Noah Harding, of Flinthown, to
Mus Sally Buifnch, OF tbi obrmer place.
AT Falmouth, MIR Samuel Hu,chns to Mfs Anna
Randall.
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KENNFBEc AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY:

KENNFBEC AGRICULTURAL SOCIEfT.
The following gentlemen have been eIeete d
officers for the current year William Howard
Efq Preijent Jofepb North, Efq and Ma
thaniel DuIrmer, Efq. Vice PreiidenIs Dan
iel Couey, Efq Treafurer /; Henry Sewali'
Efq. Recording Secretary John Merrick Eiq.
ana James Bridge, ETC. CORRESPONDING Score
tari.s: Charles Vaughan, Efq- Robert Page'
Esq Chandler Robbins. Efq, John Davis Efq-
Arthur Lirhsos, Ela. Rev, Eiphalst G'le''
Key Daai,l stone, Truaces.
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AS much anxiety has been excited By The
ficknefs a. Bidas}ord, we are happy lo1ly be
fore our readers the following aatemeGt
JENKs,
Strive WIG, you to communica e TO The public, the
ate of the Malignant Fever which has prevailed in The
town Of ddeford Tor iome time Pat NY
On the nth Of June, veiie arrived at this port
from GrenadA--haymg on al on the voyage. With
in week after her ARRIVAL, four who had been
board the veiiei, ttzed with levers of very
lienant nature and all of them died Many other Peo
DC of the town were on board the vefIe but of
them ilcktued. On The 5ih of July, two women, and
ince that time number of other perfOns, have
6ckencd, and mott OF thSm with putrld levers none
OF them however, .rd the veife, nor had
vifired ,holc who lick. The whole number of
deaths within the 6nce the 9Th of July, is eight
crown notwithstanding in the whole, twelve with
put,id fever. There have alfo died women wrrh
decay, one child with quincy, and two children with
worms it is fu2pofcd 10 that the whole number of
deaths ia the IOWA iince The nth June, ~ perions
We are h,ppy in being able to inform the pubic,
that there is nor, this time tick perlon ia the place
All thofe who have been hck. wei and able 10 20
OUT aud we have taken the stmoit to prevent
the fpreadng Of 70 malignant diiorder.
AARON PORTER,
RICHARD c. SHANNON
Biaasford, Augyf az, 1909.
~ The PIiaters in Befe" requeed to inlrrt the
above.
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THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice
to all concerned, thar having been duly appoin ed
admin orator Oh the Eflate Of JOSEPH PLUMMER,
Of Portland in the county Of Cumberland, merchant,
deceafcd, has taken upon him that tun, and given
bond As the Law directs He therefore rsques all
perfous who arc indebted f4d dccesicds eifAe, 10
make immediate payment ; and thofe who have any
demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame 70
WILLIAM MOULTON, Jun,
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A LAD, about IA orig years Of

( y. age, wanted attend in fore. One from
the country would be preferred. Good encourage
ment will be given. Inquire Of the Printer
Portland. Argyf q.
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CO RaaSsts am Gosrerpsaaeats.

~ Strit7sye On v-yes rprifisa ty t5s hero n Audro-
ieogg.n, bs9 too naeb prsa1l sVsi.y. W. -v'nI re-
MINI ne sgriscy fbaf
9 7Bit foiio OF fous pages hsr9 f0rfai-
" Il ia1gt TO- mlay aud . for aoar'
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HE Subicn5er hereoy gives notice-to all oou-
cerned, that having been dny. appointed Ad-
mnfratrix on tie Eitate of MOSES M'KENNY,
Of Scarborough, in the county ofCnmberland, Gea-
,IemaE, deceated, has taken upoa her that trut,
and giyer Bond as the Law d eets Ssh. therefore
reqneits all perfons who are indebtedto fad de-
ceaied's effate 10 make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands thereon,to exhibit
the fame, TO LUCY M EeNNY.
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The Portuguefe Ambafador his given a
mott brilliant fsfe At ST. Peerfburg, at which
their Majeaie, were Prsisnt. The entertain
plcnt colt 20, 600 dollars.
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NOTICE.

WYE the fubfcrib-rs, having been appointed ny
wv the Hon, William Gorham, Efq to receive
and examine the claims of cretltdsstosAhe Efate
Of. MOSES MIX sNNEY, late of Srarborongb, de-
ceaied, repretented iDfolvent-do hereby give
lice, that fix months are allowed to faid creditors
to bring io.a and prove their claims and that we
hall atteed shat feryice ststhe dwelling houfe of
Lucy M'KEnsEy, Admmdffratiix of faid ettate,
10 fad Scarborough, on the fra Tuefday Of Sep
tsmber next, and the 6rt Tuefday in November,
and The hrf Tueiday in December, from one to
FIVE O'Clock, 2. n.
ARCHELAUS LEWIS,
DENNIS MARI.
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Firm n L.ondsr baber Of Z,

Frem Loadsr paper Of June &c. ~
M. Otto has prelented feve,sl Noles 10
Lord H,wkfbuIy: refpeaing the language held
in Parliament, and the papers, on the cond q
Of Bonapar,e. Tne Miaihry have not return
ed an anfwer. The F,ench Confnl, perhaps
thinks, that al Englih Miuaer has the fame
power that Fiench one has, aad the predes
in England cAu be iaaied at the will of an indi
vidual, and their conductors tent upon voyage
of dIjeouery to Cayenne, or St. Domingo.
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Portland, A4gyf 80, 1901

gafne, d.-l8y vhtae IF q evreflbf fran ibs Dy2riF
Cowt Of fbe D5qriS Of Maine
NOTICE is hereby given, that a
IN libel Is fled 10 laid Csurr sgain he boar Auza,
Of about nine tons burthen, htf tate, apparel furn
ture aud apputenances, teSa BY FRANCS Cook. Efq.
Collector Of Wifcafltt. for breach Of the revenge
laws And thar trial wilt be hsd.tseon a. rhe faid
he 6rt Thefdav'of SePtembsI 9s5l; q which 4 nc
and place all perfons intetrfea nay appar and ew
csue If any they have, why laid boat, &c. dOuId
&c dccreed to &c forfeited.
ISAAC PARKER, Ma,ha.
Psfl4ri. AgEsf H. Sca.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
K Y fubicribsr has been duly appointed Atmini-
traitor on the Eitate Of PAUL THORNDIKE,
late Of Camden, ID the county Of Lincoln, ycoran,
deceaied, and has undertaken that truit by giving
bond as the Law directs ;-~Ais perions therefore,
having demands againit the'caate Of fad dec-afed,
are defred to exhibit the fame for ettlement dhd
all iBGe bed 70 fad ettate, are roquefed 10 make
immediate payment.
EBENELER THORNDIKE, Administrator.
Cannden, l4nRn2 I8, 1907.