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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17
III S t ? u b l. I 5 Il l. II,
AND FOR SALE BY
K. g T. G. K. a z,
Price I dollar, Handsomely bound,

Price dollar, hanoiemey BOUND,
She Lives in Hopes, or Caroline; a narration
founded upon facts, by Mifs Hatfield Of Man
cheiter. Clermont, tale, in two volumes, bY
NJ. r. Roche, author OF the Children OF the Alb
bey--price dollars. Fears and Smiles, nil
ccllaneons collection OF Poems by P. Piadar, eiq.
the ladies' edition-priee IS cents, bound and
Iettcred. DR.. Mavor's Collection OF Voyages and
Travels, 10 be conlprifed in 40 volumes, one
volume to be pubIiihed every month until the
whole are completed, the III, and and sd vol
unles are recciyed-price to iubicribers dollar
per volume, neatly bound in boards and oJna.
mcnted with elegant engrayngs. The Lie OF
Bonaparte, from his birth to the peace OF Lune-
ville--price dollar, bound and Lettered. Sc
lecs Plays, vol. IND, containing the Robbers, II
eico, Cabal * Love--price to iubteribers dol
lar per volume to nor-fnbscribcrs dol. IS cents.
Nc Meals POEMS, fonle of them in the Scottiih
dialect, 2 vols. with elegant copper plates and
Handsomely gilt--price collars.
They ha e alto received an extenhye abort
ment OF valuable books, many OF them in eie-
giant bindings, OF which the following are part ::
Swifts Works, in 70 volumes 8yo. elegantly
bound in calf and gilt. Millions Paradiie Lott,
fine hat-preGed edition with plates, bound in
calf and gilt. Young Night Thoughts, Go. do.
Popc's Works, pocket edition with plates, 8 yo
tunes, cali, gilt. Adventurer, vols. duodeei
mo, gilt. Johnfpn's and Entick's Pocket Die
tionalies, hot prened. calf, gilt. Johnton's. and
Sneridan's Dictionaries 3vo. Rollins Ancient
E1itary, in 70 vols. iiluitrated with great num-
Der OF elegant copper plates. Travejs Of Ana9
charts the Younger in Greece, S vols. bound IL
calf Morlc's Gszateer Of the Eallern Cont
nent, Svo Do. Of America, 8vo. Erooks's
General Gazateer. Guth,e's Geographical Gram
mar. Smiths Wealth of Nations, 2 va!s. ovo.
calf. John Newton's Works, 9 yois duodecino.
Ioiephus's Works, E vols. I2mo. Rufeis Ills
tory of Modern Europe, with an account Of the
deciine and fall ct the Roman Empire, S vols.
Syo. Same book elegantly bound in calf and
gilt. Ancient Europe, BY the fame author, 2
vols. 33yss. calf gilt. Hifory Of England, from
the il.vahon of julius l&lar, TO the revolution IN
1858, by David Hume, eiq. with the continua-
ton from the revolution to the end OF the Anne
rican war, IL vols. 8yo. with elegant heads,
bound in calf and beautifully gilt.
! hey have continually On hand whalelale and
rctaii:--Q9arto, Oaavo, School and Family
Bibles, ieilaments, Columbian, Pcarcc, Web
Ter, Dilworth, Rational and Univcrla Spelling
Socks, Murray Engllh Reader, Introduction
and Sequel 70 Ditto, SCOTS Leflcns, Monitor,
Preceptor, coiur,bianOfator and WebiseF's In
Aitptes. Engldh, French, Latin and Greek
Cramm us, mes, sheridan and Eatick's Lie
tionaries. Llaak books of every delcriptlon.
qulls waf-rs, ink. powder, flates, pencils, poe
ket ,oks, victims, vio,initrings, playing cards,
&c. SC &c. Iniv 2.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17
IANNEY g PATTON,

Haq,e rxeeived, and o6fsr far Jals,
Catalonia wine in Elilds. q quarter caiks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, ST. Kits,
ST. vincen,s ard Barbados rum in hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Of the hrit qua
lily,
AIufcovado Sugar in hhds.
$50 Bbls. Statid do.
Hayannah Molaifes in Hhds.
Havanaah white and brown Sugars, IN
Boxes and Bbls.
Soap and Candles in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
RaiGns 10 Boxes and Kegs,
Peprer ard Coffee IN Bags.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT CT SHOES,
-CogEfiag Of
Mems Calf in Trunks,
Ladies Kid and Morocco do. in Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, viz.
Nankeens, Baftas, Mamooay's Cur
rahs, Guzinahs, CaGahs, Moharags, Gun
ges, Stripes, and one bale Of hanailne
Deiorloy.
Ravens and Ruilia Duck and Sheetings
by the piece or bale, and two bales fine
Ruiia Ofnaburgs.
A complete sGortment of Rudla and
New England Cordage, and one S! inch
Cable 7o'iathoms long. "A FINAL quaa-
tity OF Upper Leather.
Tune z2. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17
For Private SAFE.

The whole Of my property f5ustsd on
Princeis areet, in the Town OF Alsxan-
dria, condaing Ct 4 good dwelling houies
with Efficient lots attached 70 cach.-
They will be fold together or feparate as
may fuit perfons inclined to purehals.--
For terms apply on the prentifes TO
HENRY M'CUEs
June ~. d3teo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
The Turnpike Road from AIex0n
dyia TO Little RlueY,

wi III w IGtI3C 1NCOCi3
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hawthorne for himfeif and John
Thomas ricketts,, in Alexandria Ifrael
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoun; David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berkley ];
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
i'll Jeferfon; Bufhrod Taylor and VIM.
Dasidfon in Frederick /; Samuel Crowdion
and William Stienberser in Shenandoah.
This being buGnefs in which the com
munity may be greatly benefited, and as
it has only this day come into my hands,
/ have undertaken to publilh without con.
lulting the other commiilioners as they are
all at difance. The law is with me
and | doubt not will be fhewn by the
o:her commiflioners, to any perlon srp-
plying. The law requires Ten Dollars 10
be paid at the time of iublcribing the
remaining fun of Ninety Dollars, on each
fhare, is to be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PRECEDENT and Directors, to be
chofen by the aockhold<ri.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
April 70. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17
III I ENIWM

WANTED to employ imme-
diately, fer the benefit Of the ooh Re
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
oICIANS one to teach the different
beats Of the drum, the other, the muGc
of the fife. Such perlons as are we'll qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to initrud the learners which will
confit of dxteen boys for each branch,
ihall receive liberal compensation from
the lublcriber, who is authorized BY law
to employ tutors; and by the Court Of
Enquiry, TO pay them for their iervices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April =. Fairfax County, 7awtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17

wer1ty quarter caRsof cargo
and FIVE diuo London Particular
TENERIFFE VINE,
Iuf received and for fale by
P5iINEAS JANNEY.
mo. 9Th. eo3r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17
THE
THE
Accommodation CoQchee.

WILL leave Mr.. Gadby's City Ia.
vern every morning, at half psf four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
cur Alexandra friends: returning, leaves
Mr.. Evaus's, Indian Queen, every morn.
ing at fix O'Clock, and arrives at Alexan.
dria the fame evening.
The Proprietors will not undertake to
promife as much as the Mail Pilot, which
runs but 50 miles per day, although it is
faid to Pilot the Mail, which runs from
80 to 100 miles per day.
The PROPRIETORS.
June 9. d5taaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17

BEN5AMIN SHREVE, juur.
HAS FOR SALE
III bis Store, corner Of Prince and Union
Syeets.
A few pipes 18th proof brandy,
Ditto ditto I'd and sd proof Rum,
70 Quarter cafks Malaga wine,
lierces acid,
20 Barrels behring's,
81 Bags coffee,
3 Boxes gials tumblefs,
Baudanno handkerchiefs,
China and blue gil ditto,
Iadia checks,
Ravens duck,
Ladies London ihoes,
And a few pieces Of furniture, con-
fitting Of dek ard book -cafs, lde-
board and tesrctasy, Bureau, 4 walh-
aands.
! July IS. seo3traw3t
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
MUTINY,
On boara The 5yig Martha To5nlon, captain
WrzjH, of Norfolk.

ErzgH, et N0,yo!&.
Captain w. informs, tbaton the Srit
of May, being of peri Mariel in the
flaad Of Cuba, az half PaR- one o'clock
IN fle morning, three of the crew,
namely Hendric Mayors, q Dutchn1an,
Peter Martin, an Italian, & Hammond
Whliker Bremencr, 1.-TWO of whom
belonged TO the watch on deckl armed
themlelves with axes and pump break
attacked two ncgro ieamcn, and cut and
bruiled them in knocking manner,
with ~ intehrtnn OF becoming matters
OF che brig, and TO rob her OF the mo-
ney that was Oh board, amounting to
nearly 10000 dollars. On hearing the
cry OF murder, Mr., Snuggs (the matc)
attempted to go forward, but was fol-
lowed and knocked down by Martin,
who was ftanoned at the helm, and beat
and cue him dreadfully;after aconidera-
bic fcuaie, Mr.. Snuggs, dilarmed one Of
them and made his efcape TO the cabin,
where the captain lay dangerously i'll !;
the mutincers then confined the captain,
mate and one f>amen in the cabin, and
lowered down the yawl, into which they
put their clothes, Provifons &c. and
were proceeding 80 get at the money,
when one Of the negroes whom they
had wounded, by &ratagem let the
yawl adrift: the mutineers then hojfted
out the long boat, and ler of ii her to
recover the yawI in the mean tins
the negro man forced open the cabin
door and liberated the people from con
inernent, who immediately made fail
on the brig and left them The mutt
neers fhewed every di(poGtion, and alto
threatened to take the lives OF the relt
| ofthecrew, and fcurtle the brig. They
were difcovered at daylight pulling
for lhore, with the long bcarin tow.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28

was about 200 men. The Portuguefe
was frlgate OF "a guns and 500 men.
he Aigerines commenced the attack,
by immediately arteu,ptine to board
taelr enemy, but were un(ucceisfnl az
heir flat onfer---the action. then be-
came warm and bloody; both parties
1ghtlnS with greal fury, until al the
Portugueie officers, except one mid(hip-
man, were killed or wounded, and The
ieamen THANKFULLY eff their quarters
when the ihiP truck aer colors, after an
action of three hours. The captain,
(@ho vas Frcnchna1) was Killed ear
iy n the action. The prize was AFTER
wards carried into Alssz iras.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
NEW YORK, Yaly Is.

YeEerday morning arrived the faft
falling ichooner Roebuck, after an ex-
peditloIs Panage Of So days from Glib
raltar.
From captain Dawion We have re-
Ceiyed an account Of an engagement
between two Algerine cruizers and q
Porrugueie man of war, of Malaga,
wherein the former was Victorious
The force Of the Algerines was frigare
Of % guns the fame which was pysjent-
edly lie 14meyicaH ge5sr6aaeat ia The Dky)
and zebeck; the number of their crews
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28

dolls. g cts, and con6itcdof the follow
deicription of flock.
Six per cent and deferred 6,S51,7e3 Sc
Three per cent do. do. ,9,ozo, 765 81
Navy fix per cent do. zII.1oo
Six per cent of 1896 do, 10000
Five and half per cent do. l,847,soo
-Four and q half per cent do. f76,ooo
tight per cent do. $3.50 200
Bank Loans, ar per ceat, /, 5co,oco
DITTO at FIVE per cert. l,l5o,ooo
JUG 2 ae0e 9,9Is,ooo"
During the year 13or, in confeouence
OF the ample revenue which had been
PROVIDED by former Conercfes, the
Ireaiuy was ableto difcIlarge ,, 2zq, 7-t
dollars3I cents of the principal Of Tic
debt: ind during the current year, I'm.
lels tie Pre1cnt administration Gaould
avail Isfelfof che law which have men
toned, TO reloan and pepetu4te the
Dutch debt, the trcafury will be COM
PEELED to dilchatge a further fun
amounting at leaf TO 3,4oo, 900 of the
principal, and 20 from year TO year 70
contimle diicharging the fame until the
whole debt ihall De extinguilhed. This
ProfPeTous iituation of our finances is
owing tothesfkiliwith which the Treafury
Department was conducted under the
former administration. When the new
administration came inro power, they
found a JHA hsgfay and eli ampfe
rspfEae, ard they had nothing TO do but
10 epp!y tie pRb!;c a'oYey to diit6arge the
ba6tfe enSagsnEntS.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28

picture eosrcfpond with the mental fea-
lures of our republican preGdent--" He
&C aimed more at bis particular aAcancsmert,'
fays Bacon Of Cselar, g than at any merits
C Tor the common geod.--ln his inward
&C thoughts, he propounded to himfelf rather
e abfouteneis of power, than honor and fame.
&c For, as for honor and fame, he purified them,
&c not for themielves, but, bccauie they were
9: the initruments eff his power and great
&c nets -
Burr is at prefcnt afIailed blythe republican
printers. His crime confiffs in an attempt
to fuppreis Woods pretended tifory of Mr.
Adams. Much OF that book inveighs againft
the latter. Hence, rhc Glamour of feffcrlon's
editors afcertains the wiflies of their patron
for the extinction Of the eonfequence both of
Burr and Adams. Three words from Gal
latin would hcnce the ealumnious cabling
CheethaIn againh Burr.t IbSic 7ysrGs 7oiH
neve'- be lpokrn. Exaltation to public Office
prcients more correct view of the patriot
and his principles; as the malefactor's body
diiplays moro confpicaous attitude, when
a&aited or the gibeet.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
ff@aa the Neg 1oyk Herala.
DUANE and cALLENDFR

Duane has at latt come out as . n,,a;I.
lht againit Calender, and 60 do Iulf,ce
20 MS poxlng arr ne has fb,oooa in fome
heaVy blows. As the painter iays, he
has made 6 earicafwe ofhis co,inte
nance" Calender, however, we fancy
viii loon thew hun thai sstwo can nav
at that" We are miftaken, if he dom
ierve hlm, she has Cheethan,. { Tbs
Piece fran the Anrora 4OiN gppsay al FIJI
,fe'gtb, III ar nexf, Soif5 q JAita5Es M
Fs0ersl
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
NOTE.

There Is an error in printing fotne
Of theie figures. Perhaps the in per
cent line ihouid have been fofD Fix, In
fteadof only fix millions, which is clear
mifale.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
TOR 80,


About % y-acs Of age has been aoculTon,-
ed 10 wait ii' The houlc. aId take care # hor<
ics5 he can drive a carrage; pg.cs ESQ Dol
lars csih, For further Ragtitulars, enquire OK
the Printers.
RicbmsHd, jug %, r.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28

Setting Aide the tory OF the Sabbycjji1n,
Sc the pamphlet contains ysrio6s paioa5ie
fsuons,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
lIRLCT lax.

SECOND DISTRICT, sECOSD DIVISION, II TT.
STATE oF nAssACHU hts.
PURSUANT 70 an act OF COneT,ls, pant6 the
4 TA.h day of July, 1893, entitled " an at ~
lay AM co-tt direct ak within tbs Uniteo States
w Y be :odet pUoIc fIIe,at Tbs dwelling honfe Of
S,f5 MIitbrA, Jun. ihnholder N NorthY armouth, 90
Wcdnelday me r5th Of January next, a. U Clock
n NJ. 70 much Of the under defcribed eHate'. con-
hfing Of dwelling houl5a and aods, as wl ft,fy
tbs Faxes due thereon, logetherwilh the legal COTS
AMI charge url;fs fad taxes and charges b
paid previous ~ at time.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04

F.stefy fsblEhed, and for "A at the Book tore Of
TOH4V WEST,
No. Is, CorniI1 Psfo4 and 1t he Book fore Of
JENKS 4 CLARK,
PORTLAND,
Y5yis dsHa,f 81 c,al per and 81 Ia cents EYtj
TtNHE ART or READING containing a
i runcer at VI ful Rui5s, exempifed by va
r-t, of Sele4 ted and OuE'na' Pieces, nciu,ing
Dialogues, Speeches, Oranons, Addteh and
Fa'a1Gurs, Calculated 70 improve the fchoIar in
Rcsdi0t ans Speaking with proPriety and elegance,
rtG5urd flr tn 1tc Of Schools aal Families.
BY DANIEL. STAMFORD, A. NJ.
Author Of (" Il lbort cut compre6enfUe Grammar"
The above Work contains a very iudicions Sc.
let. Ja rom NJ mot Celebrates Authors, and ma
nv Ori-,ual sni wei adapted pieces. Great lare
has ue-r ta&ea in the C-c9ions to avoid luch AZ
wrr H. works # Gm2r deGgn, 10 as ~ TACT 20
renter i a NczO ScbsoI B7ok.
TIE ru'-s fo- ,radlag aod lpeaking, anu the ap-
p cato. oil u .,e rules 10 the teV-rai pieces u be
fouod pa t.uarIY uf>fut - the lntruttor Is wtll
q > tbs Pupil, aud is great recommendation OF
The work.
II n preface the author ohlerve@, g The defgn
Of TINS compilation, is to furuh fone general rules
by which the Matter in addition 70 his moral in
firutjon, may be abe 10 teach his pupils the rud-
ments Of reading with elegance and proPrietY
], a.f0 furn lhes lch ief0ns for reading, as will
naturally tend tn tNTc INC ttHuCT mtuu 10 thS
love If knowledge, and he practice or virtue and
re on 20 irrorm the understanding, and TO
p''af. tbs imagination; 70 warm tn opening b..
: n with benevolent and focal Affections and
Il elite The ft,eral duties anc principles Of
northy'
AT rpB ABOVE PLACES MAY BE HAD,
An EEGLIS5 GRAMMAR, by the fame Au-
thO,, ..t "a "a zsevet ihr appreciation Of many
J 4 u"o Y and : 'utoJuced IN iev.raI f'hools 10
B.a... 4 ~ vicinity OFc 78, 8oI
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04

And that f0 much Of tho above de(crbed properly
A. wiI Pay the REFLECTIVE taxes ~ 81 thereon wrh
colt, and CHARGES, viii be fold Public Vendue y,
rhe dwelling houle ef DANIEL HA>EY inuholcer m
Gry the llt Tuelday VI January 1904, ten
O'Clock in th- forenoon, anll. prevented hy previous
payment
Thomas Chute, Collector.
Hiq.s1m Ne II 1901. (S,--8)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20

. DcSsrAStE, On. HI DEC. rs, 1909.
On Saturday morning, about S'clock,
Timothy Hadley, aged about ls, was
found dead in bed large quantity of
ftoth, mixed with blood, covering a
comfortable part of his face, preiented
a blocking ipedaclc. A young man,
Charles Roby,ot ~ years ofa &c, who
ilept with him. appeared alfa in pitiful
iiauition, though living He was IN.
able TO fpeak or open his ayes, was con
liiisrably fsolen and in great di!tteis.
IsHe was in mediately removed, ana med
tical AID was adminiaered 20 HIM L
lappeared in evidence t6 the Coroner's
.1qlea on the decesiej, that the young
men who lcpt in fmall acd pretty
ueht chamber, in.whieh there was 90
fire. place, and about Q o'clock, carried
into their chamber a kettle OF lighted
charcoal That both The young men
ws,e vel! when they went 10 bed and
thar nothing appeared in their previous
conduit, waich could raiie fuipicion
that rhsy could have taken sny thing
with dcfgn to ihortcn life. The jiry's
vkrdiq was thar the jecesftd came 10
his death BY m'sroytuae. No doub1 i
entestainei buriJ was the poiionous
ou.lit, Of the charcoal which aaeasa
the young men. On Saturday nigbt'
,ba cb,,rnal which was not coaiumcd
was again lighted in thefame chamber
ana cat ihut up in Il In ths morn
10, h: cha,ecal va. hals eoDlumsd
i,-'. ,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20

jerks Maine Marine Liz.
Fort of toortIanr.


orig Rserarf, capt. Ham, eftbis perI
saI arriVesaf Bsfoa, SO 41ys frsn Mar
ttrgas.
Schooner Polly Toues, arrived at Newvork
from kdentou, Dee. :, lat. SO, S5. on ,hc
edge ct the Gu'ph Stream, fpoke rehooner
Farmer, ~ days from Antigua, for WileaiIct,
which had picked up the crew Of brig sarah
Stone, from Ruiia for Georgetown. s c.
The people had been on the wreck ts davs
One hand, belonging TO Bottom. went on board
che Polly. add has arrived at Newyork
SroEfN-Dsc. !. lat -, 40, brig Galen,
Ps'ten. q days from st KITS, for Kcnne.
hunk--Las. -, "a. long. 6S SO, Echooner
Sulaa, - Gays from Betb,ee fot Portland.
Schooner Wsthinston, Rogers, for Bath.
cleared At ChsreAou, Nov. -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20
NEW ENYENTION.

A competition has been invented Cor
rsgensrating oecayed fruit trees, by
which they VIII bear fruit os The mott
delicious favor. This competition has
allo been applied to oaks ADD other
timber. An experiment has been se
Gently made upon particular cherry.
tr>ein Remington GIyIeus, from which
his majeay remembers TO have gathered
cherries when very young. Of the favor
of which he was particularly fond.
This tree, which had been brought toto
I England IL the reign Of King William,
had borne very tidle fruit, sed appear
ed almott dead. Itwas by his naajeRy's
command dug round. and one or two
roots. with piece of the bark about
three inches in breadth, were found
alive; by cutting away the decaysd
parts, aud apply'ng the competition to
70 The found, this tree il three years
bore as we'll as any other tree 10 the
garden, and the fruit was Of a Iaoa de.
l'eious a'vor, and appeared remarkably
fns.-Lo8. tss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20
CoamsrciaI.

TIE -5tlahe Company = Csbsabdgea are
making great escriios5 70 r1srsafc fbeir com
raerrc 70 Ls.4ia and Gina.
Tx BSf1vi%a ssvsyFmert -ciA, II ID cen
fIesfJ e6erfeG, drk1rs ;Le trade 10 tie EaE
Aa4irf shhrrly FIRE.
hH(sfpgtf AZ Wejbi4cfsa, blf ne lrt.
srG-r ef fbs Iateadsrf az ~. OrltaHI, vgas
spratsoris.f ~ liz g0Vsrs.nca, I; and ib1f
ne saea61s5 adopted % sar ESecriiu. zgill
froiae- rs Lbte9y rrvsrIi
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20
Sacred MuEc.

MIR. SAMUEL EMERSON, ref
80 pe6ttully informs the fcvsral religious
foSieticsain this town. that ne pr1pnrrs teach
ing the art of SINGING. al MIR. P,.-tii'i
S.b.oi- Hs1is, two evenings IN a week, Wac
NEsDAT and TaSRsDA ~ !; at EIltson shilling.
quarter, without any other expenle 70 the
earners To commence on Wednesday e..
vening next. MIR Emcrlon hereby rledEc,
himlelf (is cafe OF not giving "a islA6ttu TO
the concerned TO al nolhng for his Cerviess /;
And on this liberal ground, he hopes for lib
ersl patronage. Psrtl1zf Dss 70, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20

a9dine fire 99arine EnruNRes Companp
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the " lTaiae
= FIR rri Afsrirr Lsiiraps Csrsfzy." arc
hereby notified. aseeeahly 10 their al of in
corporation, That a meeting for the choice
o! Mae Diyes7oss for the euluing year, will be
held a, Their Office in FiiA-S,rect, on Tu1stY
he fourth day Of January next u II O'Clock,
A. NJ.
BY direction of the Prsfdcnt s Directors
JOAN P. THURSroN, Secretary,
Peviiszd, De. II, 1901.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20

Tb'ev-I.-Ws hear that on Monday
night :1t ioms villain or villains, enter.
cd the Gore OF NJ. Max Coffin, and
took the'elrom 50 or sc dollars in
clfh, and nseral pieces Of goods--,hc
door was found locked in the morning,
r. that they mutt have entered BY means
OF faiie keys, or gone up through the
cellar.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20

Cousty ef d!t&aaiia, III ne Djfrta Of
C5lpmjiI, 10 Sv3 -
HIS day, JAMS lRvrH perlonslly appear
ed before me, Alexander smith, Mayor
of The CITY of Alcxlniria. and acknowledged
the above certificate 10 be igoed by him an:
TO DC jul and uue,te the bell of his knowledge
IN wrtnef' whereof the la,d Mayor
(-\ have hereanto let my hand and At
~ hned the leaI Of ny Office, Al AleE
andria. this 6rR day Of Nov. 1894
ALEXANDER SMITH, Meyer.