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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

The anniversary of independence was cele
brated at Durham, on Monday laa.-At 9
o'clock in the ing Capt Davis's company
of federal ToiunfesrJ met on parade at the fgI
. Of the Eagle, on the banks Of The Androfcog
n gin At IL o'clock, joined by number of
Fcitizens IN procehion, they marched to the
Meeting hOufe, whese was collected large
&number of the inhabitants of that and adjacent
'towns. who entered tbe houie Of God, and cor
dially united In addre1ing the throne Of grace;
giving thanks to the author Of our independence
and all its confequent blehings and looking
20 him for the continuance of national profpe
Hrity. After which, an Address adapted TO the
tCecafion. was pronounced by Rev. JAcoB Her
sRick; in which the fpeaker brought into view
Home of the remarkable providences of God
which prepared the way to inde2endence-no.
Eficed the goodnefs Of indulgent heaven in pro.
<snoting the increafe of tfis vine Of MS own
planting, Whit the nations Of Europe BY the
blaR Of war have been checked in their growth.
He inoulcared the necefIity Of cleaving to the
Federal Contribution as the palladium of our
Freedom. He inh&ed upon right improve
f1ient OF our privileges as the bea mean of pre-
<1erving them ; and ihewed the fatal conlequeu-
sces which refuls TO a community from apoitacy
In religion, and lethargy in politics and con-
Reluded with an interefting and infruetive sd.
Idrefs TO the volunteer company. -After fervice
the volunteer company and procef1ion returned
n 20 the tign OF the Eagle, partook of the boun
sies of Providence /; and the remainder of the
Gay was fpent in innocent amufement.
AT Kennt5ark, the ceebi alton was very fpNn-
dtd. An Grafton was delivered by g. w. Wai
1'gf0rd, Eiq.; and az appropriate Ode. compof
Ioy DIR. Samuel Enasrou, was flung on the oeca
hon. The ProcelIion conhaing Of about one
hundred citizens dined at Major 1z,rd's. The
solual number Of toaas was given. Among
them We notice the following
TIE Cs5aiEEor-rollng the tempenuous Tea of k5-
#erty-may ride the iiorm.
NSviynfes--thc great bridge Of the ocean.
1bs a. avssf jadiisy-nay il remind the igfative
a ~ the 9th commandment, aEd be a memento 10 the
*sxsssiivs, "be ye aio ready"
NJ Among the many excellent fentiments to
which our late national anniserfary gave birth,
2he following are worthy particular notice
IL Tor Con7i;siis5 and Gsp>rnuIen. or tie United
SfatfI-Nay II be wall OF fire round about, and
PC glory IN the MIDI ofus.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

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foui duodecmo volumes, of about 600 pages
each, at one dollar volume, or four dollars
the fst, neatly bound and lettered. II is to be
put to preis as foon as fnficeut encouragement
is given.
Extra8 from The PropsjaL.
1.-THE work which is now, with due de-
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furnilh general outline of UEiverfal Knowl
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This has net been attempted, and in thef- fmall
volumes could not be expected But il has
been the a m of the Compiler, to lelea the mott
inllru6tivs and inseretting articles, and 70 com.
municate satisfactory inf rmatlon relative 10
the hiitory, the principles. the application, and
| The utility of the various Arts and Sciences I;
omiting what he deemed leis important and lels
interesting, and pafli 8 tightly over thofe iub-
Iieets which are detailed ia The books that are
met with every day, and in every ones hands.
| He, therefore, feels perfu.ded that, notwrh-
Handing the prsfcribed limits ofhs volumes,
lhey viii he found TO contain all that could be
expected or detied in a work Of this kiad: and
he hatters himielf. thar, in the uic Of this En-
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il particular, that he Young wili find here a
valuable compendium of uleful knowledge
and Families, a little library Of general intor
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

he foiosing New Mufc, for fale 4 I. cLAak,s
4 Bookhore, No. s, Jones' Rev
few copies Of RI. Nezy Ezrlard. a new patr;ot;e
ioag, written By Thomas Paine, Elg --rbe nuGe CON-
posd bY s. Schafrr --Likewfe, Prixs or CIR Plaias-
1'v''-rorr-f-sf ~ FairCrazy Henry 10 Crazy Tz-s-
Joty Of re GretH--srsee E1sa sf Lovs-TEe Rsr-aF-
Lite Sailor BeyWbea tie Stcrs can Be- Tas-ygr4 RS
H'a'rD Drr"- Sysrsi Lintt Bird, sc &c. rt:h
variety Of other MUS. 4an. an.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12
LATEST NEWS.


The laa mail furniihsd Us with the following
articles, from the Philadelphia Daily zausrt9sr.
FROM HAERE-May 20.
:" The people are 70 vote immediately on the
qnefion, ihal Bonaparte be Consnl for life p
And who will dare to write "Ns" Legion
of Honour is to be Unlimited, fomething like
the old Order of St. Louis The titles will be
for life but not yet hereditary. 1t this is not
nobility. it feems ladder TO it.
Report fays, a conipiracy was lately form
ed againa Bonaparte, by IS Generals, who are
at prefent under arref-MaHena and Angureau
are among the number. Duroc his Aid de
Camp, is faid to have di(covered it, and nfor-
med him that he was to be ahaGinated 10 de-
fcendng the fairs of The Thuiieries, when
going TO the review. He was at the head Of
the ftair cafe when Duroc told him this but he
babe him give his am, defend Immediately,
and beware to betray the leaf iymptoms Of
fear or fufpicion. It is iaid the conipraiors,
unadviCed of his defending 70 quick, foreboe
the attack, but waited for his return. He took.
however, another Fair caie-iuch is the RORY,
as report tells it.-and frbb9,ed e be trae.
" For my part / do not calculate on the pre-
fent pofture of affairs being of long duration
God knows how il may END"
1t is faid that the government OF France has
pafed decree which places the blacks, in their
foreign poGeaions, 10 the Gtuation they were in
previous TO the decree of 1889; and allows OF
the importation Of laves from Africa |!
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

Il NECESSARY' CBUTON.
We undesllan that Mr.. Ephraim Smith, Of
Norwich (Ver lately had young Cow die Of
a dforder called the mnrrain. After taking her
hide off, the csrcsle was left expoied to iome
hogs OF which FIVE ate freely, and in about 4S
hours all of them died Palladium.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12
@arrieu,

AT Falmouth, by the Rev. Catch BRADLEY, Mr. rTors
than SSarszD to NsIfs Efeanor Psyfeyfs1
AT Scarborough. by the Rev. Thomas Lancafer,
MIR. Hugh M'Lsasa to Mils RbOaa Morris. 4
AT Arundel, MIR. Nat6aaisi Ste0sns to Mis Eiyat:ts
Dyer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12
FROM GUADALUPE.

By tie brig Hiram, Captain Dovr, arrivsd a. tbf
Laz1eso, from Point Pttre. fGaud.J evbenef
tie failed tie I7tb ut. ee bays tbe .foil0quing
al fuppofe you have ALREADY heard OF the
fate of Guadaloupe. The blacks have burnt
and dearoyed the principal part of the planta-
tons only Ave have efcaped in Grandt Terre
They have even defroyed the cotton and eof
fee trees, By pulling them out of the ground BY
the roots, or cutting than DOVE When ]
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12
TAKE NOTICE

THE fubfcribsr hereby intern. his cvRomersy
4 and the public IL gen=raf thar CO clcuplrs
the HOP opposite Mr.. Poga-s's, IN Pore ffrsei--
add carriss On the baGincf Of making AXES, and
Other EDGE TOOLS; where fnSy nay drpead
on punauality and yfpzch.
Abraham II. leonard.
Par.!asd, NJ, IS, (la~.lA)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

LOST, on Saturday lat, between
Portland and MIR. Ebeuezer Savers houfe in Fall
mouth, Fifteen DoLars, in bills wrapped in paper
Whoevcr.1ay have found the tang, and wiIlIesrn il
the owner lssvs i At the Gazette O.s ihal Be
oaHdlor.eIy rewarded.
j NATHANIEL WILSON, JUN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

The faw AMI grit mills of Edward and John
Lock, Of Belgrade, in This Ditrid. were con-
fumed BY FIRE on the zIf uls- with 70 or 60
thou(and feet Of boards.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12
TO THE CURIOUS.

10 THE CURIOUS.
4 Beautiful African LION, 10 be
I - feen every dav in the weet Sunday except ed)
near the Martsf. Hoss ---Admiitscne Twenty. Five
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

A large company of gentlemen, with
their ladies went from this town to Cape Eliza
|jstb; where an elegant entertainment was pre-
pared by Mr.. Jordan, and the day was dolly
|cblerved ;--the party returned ia good fea-
hon, without ezpsriencing any accident.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07
Lands In Kentucky.

To be joH BY Public Sale at the
Tmti4r C.Gts- Room, Nc7r 1ork, on The
ID day Of December rcrt, AtIa"'tIae&,
nan.
Eleven thouland acres ofland
in one or more ioss; laying in the coun-
y of Fayet:e, fare of Kentucky abcu,
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles iouth ear q. the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and ieveral rifng
fttrlemenrs. The foil generally good,
we'll wdteIed and timber OF various defcrip-
tione.
Tkeie lands within Is miles Of Main
Licking aud Kentucky rivers, both navi.
gable two 70 three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
HE,
II &c cd So the fame time and clace
as ,he a0ove, on2fbrr Tract If LAND
OF n.Ue iaouiard aCr,s, in one or nlo,e lots,
in the county OF Faye fate CT Ken
tucky, nearly the fame diiiance from Lex
ingtoa, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former ard Main Licking river, dii-
tan, from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of differen, kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neishoorhood
CT the lettled parts Of Kentucky, and op-
polite a Jeriey iestlement. The grants
BY Edmund Randolph, Eiq. in 1877 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and In
diiPutab!e.
As thsie lanls are to Be diipofed of for
behalf of creditors, they will be poGtively
fold TO the highea bidder, for approved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Malerfon
OF Lexington; Nix. George Brock, Clerk
CT WOodtord county or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For tor her information and an accurate
Plan OF the lands, apply toJohn & Charles
Wilkes Esqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
ginia.
ally sc. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07
z, FIRST NOTICE.
In 'hs9ees 4 JoHN B. AsMsrEAD, a

JoiH - <aN"'A all !"
Bankrupt. -
WHEREAS Conmiliion of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Att Of Congreis Of the
United States, pafed on the 9TH day Of
April, sSoc. entitled" An Act to etab.
lin an uniform fyftem of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and ilIued againtt Jebn B. A,m-
fs9d ofthe county of Loudoun, merchant;
and he being declared a Bankrupt, is
hereby required to farrender himfelfto the
CommiGioners in the iaid ConmiGion main.
ed, or major part Of them, on the laa
Wednesday in September next, and on
the fra and feccnd Wednesdays in Oao-
Der following, a. the hcuie Of Mr., Lacy,
in TIE town of Middleburg Loudorn
County at IL o'clock on each day, and
nlaks full! difcovery and difclofure Of his
'eaate and effects, &hen and where his
creditors are to come prepared to Prove
their debts; at the iecond fitting to cbufe
aaignees, and a. the laf fitting, the faia
Bankrupt is deGred to 6nilh his examina.
zion, and bis creditors are TO saent to,
or diilent fro:n the allowance Of his cer-
;iacate.
All pcrlons indebted to the faid Bank.
rup,, OF that have any of his effects, are
cot to pay or deliver the fame, but 10
whom the commiaioners (hal. appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary to the CommiGion.
Midlleburs, Ausua "a. (2I) dzSt
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publif SALE.

TOMORROW, a, 4 Click in the af-
ternoon, will poG,ively be Sold on
Col. Ranfy's Wharf, ~
IS Hhds. Firlt quality of
Sugar,
On a Credit Of 90 Days for negotiable
Notes, with approved indorfers.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Sep. 6. 1902.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07
G. L Z B + L 4 " d S
For Sale.

In consequence Of power
vefed in the overleers of the poor, for
Filling the Glebe Lands in each parifh, the
overieers of the Poor for the county Of
Loudour, will proceed to fell on the 22d
of September next, on the premifes, on
credit of twelve months, to the highef
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
to the pa,Ah of Cameron; and on the 7oth
of Eaid month they will fell on the fame
terms the Glebe Landsbclonging to the
pariih OF Shelburne.
N. B. The lands will either be fold in
lois or altogether, as may bett iuit the
purchsiers.
On Monday the 9th of Sep
TENDER the overieers of the poor for the
iaid county will meet ss the Poor Houle,
atIz O'Clock, fos the pupofe of contract.
ing with iome fiuitabie perfon to take
charge of tie poor for the enfu;ng year.
Loudoun County, Auguf IS. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07
+ y K 5 A l. T.,

AT THE suBscSIBERs' WHARF,
70 tons Platter,
10 hhds. Sd and 4th proof Rum,
{ ditto Moiaiies,
s ditto Sugars,
$50 bbls. srt quality Herrings,
20 ditto Pork.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON, s. c.
June IS. d
Eaih GIVEN tor ra,rS. b. !.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07

BY mifplaced confidence in E-
veral peEfons whom l have trulted fo.
GOODS to comfortable amount, which I
cannot collea 70 as to enable me to meet
my engagements withou, making too
great acrifces, and from other un;oward
circumstances, I find I cannot carry on
bufncS longer without The danger of fob
jetting ,hcie for whom I have aeed and
might be employed to act in future to
lofs and myfelf to the charge Of having
deceived them the debts tina: are due
and the effs-is l have in my pcHeflon, +
conceive will be fully foficient to fatis!y
al cIaims.-A meeting Of my creditors
i, therefore requefted at Mr.. Hiekell'.
Tavern at 4 O'Clock in The afternoon Of
Wedneiday the Sth infant, to cocful, and
determine upon the bea mode of making
arrangements in my affairs.
/: THOMAS MOORE.
September 2. dst
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07
DWbllt 5ale.
On TUESDAY,

q. .ez a'c!2ck, evil be 6Li at tie Tesaue
Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
WhiGey in barrels,
Gin in caks and barrels,
Port wine in caikS,
Molahcs in hhds.
S"sar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aforted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07
ALSO,
4 variety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
SuperIiae cIotta.d KesEmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and tlanneis,
Iriih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
ChintLes and Salicces,
Cambrick and Cotton lhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloa,hs,
Coloured threads and towing iilks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. g. MARSTELLER,
Septcmbe, 3. Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07
&C. 4 cook. Wanted

In private family-either to
rurchafe or hire. Aycung man Will Ne
preferred. Enquire OF the Printer.
July q. 1
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S E N A T E
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Iaarfisy, ian. IL, 1902.

a.lfi 10Y Jd'I' - 'o0
lie 5 A 7 E
Ga MIR. Brs,,kenriise's motion to repeal
the a., ,altd salt feaio" for ne"
organization Of the JUDICIARY Sys-
TEN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
ltOeay DotSa,fs Re0afa.

RAN AWAY from the iuhlcriber on
Tasflay the I6.h init. Negro Boz,
named BOB, about is years old, 5 teet
E or inches high; mas fear on his LETT
cheek, and the end Of one hi, great toes
cus off: had on, when he went away, a
home made cloth ceat, jacket and breeches
OF drao color, hemp ihirr, old grey yarn
ftockinss, halt worn .hoes, and a vol
hat, Du, i, is very probable he may
change his clothes. Ter Dollars will Dc
given tor the Eaid Negro, if found in this
,eoanty and brought home, or lodged in the
county iail--or if committed 10 the jail
oe Alexandria, fredericksburg or Rich
mond, AID information thereof given 70
that gc, hlm again, the above reward,
to which necenary charge, will be added
if brought home,
JOHN HARLAN.
Berkeley County, Viz.
Fen. II. eoIwt
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CONDITIONS.

I. The Work hai eput to rrc!s imme-
dia,ely after 400 fubieribcrs are obtain,
ed, and hnilhed with the u,moit exre-
dition.
II. Where practicable, the books hall be
forwarded, free Of expence, to fuch
places as may be deGgnated, and per-.
ion appointed to deliver them.
Ill. It fhall be printed on fure5iire
medium paper, with neat type, band
lonely bound and .ettered, and dcliver-
ed to fubfcribers at Iqus Dol2a,sa yc-
June. To non-fab!cribers the PrIc:
will be enhanced.
". Subscribers to pay, wiscre eonvcri-
en,, one dollar in advance. -
GT Snkie,psiaxs ysesivtd at bs OpIft e
the alexandria Advertyjfr, art BY fle
different Boo!l<!2e,s IN Alt=andria,
New York, January, 1901.
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' ALuABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
On THURSD.41. til. fpa day Of AprI
next, zvaE6 be expsffd 10 faAt at shs lef
tee-Hex/s in lfIex0s4ria, at one scises,
A valuable Lot
Of re t;A7y;as dIfriptisn :

eft5e tsA27aias actfip'isa: =
Beginning at the dlltance OF
a4o feet eaa from Union 3reet, and ran
ming thence eat parallel to Oronoko Rreet
100 feet to the river Potomac, thence
north parallel 10 Union freet and bind
ing on ,he river 100 feet, thence wet pa
rallel TO Oranoko Rree, 100 teet, thence
fourth with Unicn Greet to the beginning,
with privilege of 10 feet alley through
the ground belonging to the heirs OF Jcile
Tay Tor, deceafed.
This lot compartments the whole front
Of the wharf commonly called Taylor's
wharf; che depth Of water is about IS
feet. 1t is Gsuated at the upper end OF
the town of Alexandria, and is one Of
the nearelt wharves to the City of Waih-
ington and George Town. The naviga-
tion of Potomac being now completed rem
ders it an advantageous Gtuation for bu-
i,,efs-,he wharf is found and iabfan1ial.
A Ferry is eaabliihsd from the lot to the
MARYLAND ihore, which rents for {. 20
per annum, and is daily encrealing in va
Iue.
The terms of Eale will be one third of
.,sso dollars in cath, the remaining two
thirds of ago dollars, in equal payments
at s and IL months--on any fun which
the property nav is!l for, above $3.50
dollars, credit of two years, from the
day of iale, will be given.
For any further particulars apply to the
iubicriber,
SAMUEL CRAIG,
Feb. "a. eod( Truitee.
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Tn. cENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated as,ong The lalhionabie through
CIT Europe, Is AZ invaluable coimc;ic, perfectly
snoo:nt ana iafe, free Eonl corroiivs and rcpci.
en-, m.nei.ls Che Sais Of other !oGions) and Ct
anpsrale;lei efficacy in preventing andrcnosing
olemiiass II he face and ikin of every Kind, par.
icuiarly freckis,, pinples, inlan,m9.ory rsinsl',
icuri,, letters, ring worms, ian burns Priek!ey
heat, premature wrinkles, &c. rendering the KIN
delicaiely ioft and clear, improving the complex
en-, and referring tie bloom, of youth.
The DhMASK LIP SAVE.
The RESro2A FIVE POWDER for the
TEE IN and GUMS.
DR.. HA.IN's IRUg and GENUINE GEN
Man CORN PLAlSl Err.
An inral b: remedy for corns, fpecdiiy rsmoT-
mo them, root md branch, without given pain.
Dr. EIAHNs GENUINE EYE.WATER.
A lsvereign remedy for al dictates OF the eyes,
whether the cffc4 4 natural weakness or OF ac-
cidcnt, Deductions CT rheum, duicneis, nehrss
and films on the eyes, never failing to cure thoie
n,aiatl;es which frequently iuccecd The finals pox,
meals. and ievcrs,> and wonderfully trcngthcn-
ir,g weak fight, Hundreds have experienc, d
It's excellent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
Ggh'.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet diicoye:ed which gives
immediate and lanins relief In the mott tev:re
iaitanccs.
The AEODYNE ELIXIR,
For the cure of all kinds of Head Ache.
ChU2CH's COUGH DROP.
INfALLIBi Z AGUE and FEVER DROPS,
For the cure CT Agues, Renttens and Inter
nittsNt fevels.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-01
Moant-I era0D fatGe9y.

THIS Fii,ery will be carried
on as uital il - fulieis extent. Caaom
ers may be iuppliei with FISH ar the &C.
neral prices, ard every exersioa uied for
their accommodation.
February rs. Iaw5v