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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
nae from Old. York, bound. TO

lie Bee, from Old. York, bound. to
B'l ship Mary, Hod0, iIon' i, pS1 lsio
burg Rus.j Lett fat, At c0 0Is;naa Ma5 n'P
l' y n = days psGage and ftp ! Ring
IN = Bi9osord, a. days from the Savan-
si.''' a soIil i, arrived at Elineur Roads
e.n' a,Esla Of Bottom, but did not ipeak
~ nlp April 9th arrived hip Protettreis,
q, ~ days from Chasleiton and
~ q amelia from Lifbon, belonging 10
n ~ lune 18th, in LAT ~, ~, long.
= ~. locke hip Jacob, Moore, cut 2
3 S. ~ r,o !, portfnoutb, BID. &c Anfterdam.
II ',lh il lat. a. 81, leng Go 50 poke t tsh,F
rgIieudlhip, Cargill, out 2 days iiom VII
re. Ter. bound 10 Barbados.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
pHILADELPHIA. iune a,.

The feh'r Adventure, arrived at the Lara.
|re,,o inIs days from c. Francois, failed
trou thence the 9Th int at Which time we
learn. perfect tranquility prevailed. The
yellow issSer ragged with unsbatea nialignity.
1t is iaid few Of the SOLDIERS OF EGYPT
have efcaped. Letters tTcm this place, are
iiien, as 10 the eoudua anire6dence of TOUT
faint.
Bonapafte, lays the Cen,;Sel, is now exhi-
biting one Of The NOT brilliant diiplays Of his
penetration and policy by aet of oblivion,
he is inviting into France all tie Tx Mobiles,
Clergy, Men Of Science, Virtue and Wealth,
who emigrared during tie ,reign Of Jacobins
and v4adalilm; Andiat tie fame time is tranf.
porting TO LouiGana and Madagafcar sll the
democratic inlurgen,s in his domipions. The
Fira Coniul well knows that the former will
iaport every well administered government !;
and thai the latter arc fit fGbisGs for TO other
toyernments.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
f @ r S A L &
by PRIVATE CONTRACT,

LOT No. II, in fquare No.
I43, in the City of Warrington, with
6 feet front on F. Street north, extend
ing in length .Ie6 feet inches, contain
ing 1858 fquare feet, and is near the
war ofice.-1here is upon it two fory
BRICK HOUSE and a wooden one ad-
joining, built 70 far back as,to give room
for capital Manfion Houfe on tie line of
The freet there is on it a good Garden
in high fate Of cultivation, with excel
lent Fruit trees coming to the fate of
bearing, and final. frame Stable.
For further particulars enquire Of Ro-
BERT KING, the City Surveyor, who re-
hdes on the premifes.
June IS. eo3tt
n l. IL. Ri
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
IDubltf Sale.

WWbe addtd to The lale, fo-mo,yoqv,
10 Chelts Of Hyfon, Young Hy-
fon and Hyfon Skin TEAS,
z Trunks friped and check Muffin,
ditto of Book Muffin and Shawls,
j ditto Of Marieilles.
THO. MOORE, Auta'r.
June IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
STATUE OF WASHINGTON.

\ 4
On Wednesday lat a reiolution pahed
the houfe, appropriating fam not exceed
ing twenty thouiand dollars, for the pur-
pole Of procuring STATUE IN BRONZE Of
General GEORGE WASHINGTON.
His excellency the Governor is authoriz-
ed TO carry the refolation into efea, IN
manner chat fhall be thoogbt mof apPro-
pirate to the character of the man Whole
fublime virtues it is intended to perpetaate
and mott honorable TO the State.
1t is fubjeef of pleafRg reflection, and
much to the honor OF our Legislature, that
this laaing tribute Of veneration is about
20 be paid to the father Of his country. =
We need not be told that he has already
erected monument
Regalique Gtu Pyramidum aitlus:
Oaod non imber edax, non Aquilo inYotens
poiIit dirdere, aut innumerabiiis
Annorum ferries. and fuga tempotunl;
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25

FROM A VIRGINIA CORRESPONDENT.
TIMOTHY PICKERING AGAIN
The readers OF this paper are defred &c
recolleet that all which has been faid, un-
der this head concerning Pickering, has
been intended TO relcue his character from
the afperhon Of having dcfrauded the pub
lie ofiomelhing rewards half million 9,
dollars. In doing this, il was thought
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25

Printing IN all stsvar7ety eaft
eAed at this office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
-Cheab /! Cheap /! CHEAP !!

Chap ! Cheap ! Cheap !
THOMAS GREEN, by reafon of ape and
4 in6rmisy, propo6ng to retire from buff
nefs in fhor time---and having on hand. q
handiorne afortment of
Engliih and India Goods,
which he ~ihes TO fell foon. either by whole.
fale or retail And ipaead of an Auction Ia,
ufual in fuch caies| is diipoied to deal them ou,
with his own hand.---Accosdingly, faid Good,
are now telling a, as
Low KA7SS, or LowER,
than might reaforably be expected at Vendue,
free from thofe diiorder and impoGtions which
frequently take place at public Sale. Cofto-
men will receive decent and orderly attention
with utmoR difpatch.
CO. Town and Country Traders, may
probably find their accounts, by calling at hi,
Sore. Nervperf, Feb. s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
CASH, PAID PoR
LINEN y W0OLEN RAGS, By
ChriitOpher G. Olney.

Delivered at bn MN. ar at bb P@per N,ars-
Hs4f.
w HERE he has for ial-, at wholefslc and
w retail. all kinds Of Paper, viz. Foolf-
cap Writing Paper, No. and z.-V,llum Les
ter oo.-Pos do.-Wrapping do.-Bonnet do.
-Clothier's 90. ~ quality, Shca,hins, w,h
aud wi,hou, Sand.-Book. Binders BJaIds.~-
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loa. Blue.
A complete AGoriment os Blank Account
nd Record Books.
-LIkEWlsg-
Account Books made and ruled 10 any pat
tern, to !ut the purchsisr. "A complete Abort
ment of School Books, and Stationary of all
kinds, &c.
A1@, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box.
or Polnd. Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from I
to - years of age, as Apprentices 10 the Papes-
making and Clothing buiineG. To fuch great
encouragement viii be given.
ProviAtnfr, Ma,eG 8, iSos. 74H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
John A. Shazv, e Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken a
i mop next door but one North OF the Coffee
Houfe. where they carry on the Watch Making
buGneis in all its branches and have for falr.
warranted and common EnRl(h and Geneva
Watches, gold Necklaces. filver tea and table
Spoons, Sog.r-T Tongs, &c.-.Lookiae- Glaaes,
Tea Trays, Walters, Drcfing- Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Caaors, Sufpendcs, Knives and Forks.
Globe Andirons. Shovel and Tongs. brais and
jappaned Lamps, CsndleRicks, dart and CON-
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch, Rappee & Msks-
bau Ssuf, Starch. Writing Paper, Dutch QuiIIs.
Britannia Coffee Pots. sc. &c. Together wi.h
"a saortncnt Of Jewellery and Perfuney.
Cl@ sivss fsr. old Cold asd Siiosr.
- Paoeisal attendance will be given, and
sheiimalleA favon gratefully acknowledged.
Mytsr, Fsb. IL. 7af
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
Mis- E. FIRTH, 6 Co.

d ETURN their inccre thanks TO the Ladies'
IN Of Newport, and its vicinity. for their
pat encouragement, and l,,pc to merit contin-
uince of their favors--and take this opporuni-
~ OF informing them. they have jaR received a
large aGoTtment of faihionable Dunfablc. Leg
horn. Silk. Drcf. and Mourning BONNETS.
by The two Friends, from London, which they
arc telling on the mof reafonsble rcrm.. at Mr..
JAMES MuMroRD's, ego of the Bee Hiae.
heaUboyl, dpriIIo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
.AL.SO
RE M OV A l..
Francis AnderfOn.

TAKES this method to inform his cuaomers.
4 and the public at large. that he has re-
moved TO his New Store. at the fouth iide Of
the market, on Newman's wharf, where he pro-
Pof:s to carry on buiincfs under the 6sm of
AndsrIon g Heath:
He has the fame Aaotment % before, and viii
fell as low as can be purchafed in the State. He
returns his fincerc thanks TO bis former cufom-
ers, and bcgs for a Continuance of their tavors.
N. B. Matters of vefIels may be fupplied at
the fhoftesf notice, by calling at their Store.
Nseepors. Ma,eb as.usos. 7Stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
SARA All HORSEFIELD

INFORMS the public, and her treinds ip par
L ,icular. that ihc has on hand good sforr-
ment o! TN WARE, which fhe will fell very
cheap for Caih. She has alfo feycral arricles of
Houiehold Furnisore to diipole Of, ioch as Beds,
Chsirs, Tables, &c. and a gocd Frsnklin
Stove. She again 'equeiis all thoie VINO have
any demands againR the Elta,e of her late huff
band, liracl Horfeheld. TO bring them 10 for
h,tlemen, and thoie indebted TO faid Eaate,
are eaGnetily dehred 10 make immediate psy rncnt
10 SARAH HOUSEHOLD Executrix, or
TIMOTHY HORSEFILD. Executor.
Newport, April q, 1904. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
William Douglas,

A fbr Head Of Broad Ssrsf,
LAS juR received Tive Thoufand weight
i i of long clean FLAX. which will be fold
at q very fn,all advance for Cafh. ALTO, WeR-
India and other GOODS, as sfual.
ONE Thoufand weigh, clean Clover Seed.
SO bulhels Burdea's, do.
Aud 80 ditto Red Top. do.
Sesxss-f. Afvi J, 1909. IStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
To be Sold.

A LOT Of land. containing upwards Of I,
4 \ acres. fronting Tanner & Warner Street,
with Houic, we'll 6nifhcd paved Cellar; and
never failing well Of water. ALTO, Stable and
Chaife- Houie.-Likewife for fale, Lot, 'front.'
ing Broad itreet and Tanner Street. with a large
commodiou, Dwelling Houfe Shop. Stable,
and Chaifc- Houfe. For terms, apply to
OLIVER READ.
&uyset, ksres 10, 1903, 77tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
State of Rhode.Illand and Providence

State OF Rhode-llland and Providence
Plantations.
In GEEEaAL-AsssMBLY Fs5uay SsJFss,
n. d. 1902.
AN ACT for limiting rhe time for bringing
into the General TIeafury certzin evidence.
of the State debt, and for barring all future
claims.
DE IL ens3ed BY fIt Gt~erAi H1;m5ly, and
- By .bt azttority fberesfh key<6y <xaasd.
Tha, the holders OF rhc different kinds of STATE
Notes, Certificates. and other evidence of dehs
iGasd by this State, as named and dsfcribed in
the. acts of January 1895. and June 1897, DC
and they are hereby permitted to bring 10 the
fame TO the General- Treafurer on or before the
FRA day of January, A. ID. 1908. That the
General. rIcaiorer be and he is hereby author
izcd,and disreted TO receive the faid Notes, Ger
tihcaIes, &c. and give the holders therefor bis
Certificates in behalf of this State. calculating
and sdjoifing them on the fame principles as is
dIreefed and defcribed in the aforcfaid Acts of
January 1895 and June 1897.
Axd be IL faytber <nated, That all Notes,
Certificates, and other evidence of dcbl as be-
forenamed and defcrbcd in the AGs aforefsid,
that are not brought into the General Treafury
on or before the faid FRA day of January ISo3. I.
be and they are hereby declared nul and void,
and the holders of then are forever debarred
from receiving any compensation therefor.
Ard be If fxvfbsr eratfeS. That George
Champlin and Conaant Taber, Elquires, with
the General Treaiursr, be and they are hereby
appointed a committee 10 examine and decide
on all applications thar are made at the Trea-
fury for State Notes, by the heirs or legal Re-
prefcntatiyes of the officers and folders of rhe
late revolutionary army, Shere the Notes have
been taken OUT OF the rFsaiury by fraudulent
neafures.
Ind BE- ii farfbey esa9ed, That this Aet be
publifhed. by the General Treaiurer, in all the
News-papsn in shis STATE, for Six weeks iuc-
cedively. q i,ae tofy,
Wine6,
SAMUEL, EDDY. S,r',y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

~----------" Though perils fhould sbound
A. thick as thought can make them, and appear
In forms moro horfid yet our duty,
Az doth rock againa the chiding food,
Would the approach Of this wild river break,
And hand unfhakcn !" SaAKEsrEARE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
SAMUEL Ell
Sail Making.

THE fubfcrihers having entered into partner
4 nip, under the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making buGneis, in its varicus BRANCHES,
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbone. at the South Part Of the town.
ihoie who may favor them with their cuaom,
may depend on punduslity and difpasch. All
tavors will be gratefully acknowledged, by
WING SPOONER, ad.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8, 1907. 79tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
Join & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE

HAVE FOk SALE,
AT their STORE on Baniltcr's Wharf,
DRoWN SUGAR, ., hhe barr. o, Ssx.
MoigDIs. BY fbe beglStad; Flair, BY ,be bar
rel; P0wder, BY tbt ea&; Sbeafhiag. PAPER, ky
tbe bsaAred; Casdles, BY tbr 6ox: T,os Cabssj-
1; ard genuine SPANISH SEGARS.-ALso,
HONEY, BY the barrel or gallon
---NeTSv- Yo'k Soap, ly fbs box-Nes,o- Head To-
6sefo-Bsf 4f5 prog. Jamaica Rxm--I,ox
Sf0Oes---Sah Pefe,'d Ham-Bxner, and Hog's
Lard, Sc.--LIxRwIss,
LIQUORS, Of the bea kind, a
general ADSytmext--and 0arjoas sfbe, Arficits
N fbe Grocery Liae---a complete .dgSrtmeat of
sVbie6 0y S,ope,e 70 Be esgaaafL Supplied uNh.
or MASTERSof Of Packets, PaI
Jtngeys. sc. may be Supplied a, faid Store. on
fbe &eyf5R N0fiee---zDhd any Artieie fb.y may
1o@nt---axa their Favsrs gratefully .Ackas1D-
hdged. s.a
GREEN CHAIRS, per Doxen---
Bay-Ir0n, per Huxdye9 qpi.--Mldiing, and Car
mel, per barrei----Orsors, ps, Haadyed bnacbes.
or Jmaller qa1afiig-----LO1 1E-yJ JG GlfRS, and
a Voyiey Of fbe bsR efIEAS.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1904. sT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
FOR SALE. AT
w. K. Wikder's Book Store

a BOUT 500 Rolls PAPER HANCINGS,
- OF lsR years. aock, which viii be fold a.
con. ALTO. this day received. and Zoe iale a A.
hove. q very elegant saovtmens Of PAPER
HaNGiNGS of new Figures, which viii be
fold q she msnufattory rsics. -
Mswsn, Itra ;. 1903. 7qsf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
To be Sold, or Let.

RY SAausL +. GARDNiR, two Lots ol
~ Land, htua,ed . little to the EaRward ol
Mr.. Frara, Brisios Rope Walk.
ALTO
For Sale. in the Grocery line, MOLAS-
sES by the Hosmead ;-SUGAR by the Box
--CROCKERY-WARE by the Crate NE
gro head TOBACCO by the Keg $1,000 VT.
Excellent CHEESE.
Nesp2sr. AtrR 3, 1902. 7e,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

RYRIcHARD BARKER. at ii. Eoeie
1forncsly occupied by Capt. RsbenS. Psner.
hgn Of the Aochor little fourh ealt of the State
Houies where Lzdies and Centlemen may dc.
?ead on being accommodated TO THAR faiisiAc-
tioa. PcnaoaI attendance viii be given. and all
iasors gfs,r.aily acknowledged by the public.
obcdient iersant,
RICHARD BARKER.
Newport, April 2. 1905. 7e,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
TO BE SOLD.

A LOT Of Laik, lying in Middlcrown. on
4 \ the main road leadingto Briitol and How
land ferry about two miles from the State
Houfe in this town containing four acres.--
Aho, o,another Lot. about half mile difiant, con-
tanning twelve acres Of good land, all under i'm
provement. Both of iaii Lots are incloi.d with
excellent fone wall. For terms, apply to
JOSEPH PECKHAM.
Newport. March IT, 1909. 7Stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
For Sale.

NEVERAL Lots Of Land, lying between the
- Rev. Mr.. Hopkih's Meeting Houfs, aud tks
Stone Mill, On Mill Street.-Enquire of
JOHN BANISTER.
Newport. Marc, z9, tsos. 70
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
Coanedlcut Free Stone.

HE fubfcribcrs inform the public. that they
4 will make Stone Srovts Of the Frankl;1
contradiction, which are faid to be far preferabis
20 thofe made of Iron and will furnifh them Of
any dimsniion. on the thor,ea notice, at their
Shop on Ja5 Sbeayman's wharf.
-ALSO-
They intend carrying on the Stone Cutting
Bufincis. in les various branches, during the
Summer. EARL g. CONE.
Ns1of'rf, March a7, 1904. IS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

Z. qbs dake Of fMayi6o,esgb fook 60 tboatand
pennd' ffrhng a gear, az pe,gxjfHS, ard qvH'
ebayged in parliament sOifb kading bh array 10
6aitle merely 70 eag/t grsat nAmbsr Of e0sfe, 10
be hitsd. fbat be mg6a ,eeeiVs tie Jeo for yEgr-
ing Serv eommlfsm.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

The feds, who know nothing Of religion.
but az cloake to crimes, complain Of Iepubli-
cana as being infdeIs. All the world arc inf
della. Thofe devour feds at Confannnoplc are
infdss. At Rome they are here,icks. Whether
Mr.. Jeferfon and has friends, believe with the
Trinitarians, in three G DDS, OF with the Church
of Rome in franfubaaniiation aud that when
We car bread and drink wine, We fwallow COM
ponent part Of diyinity. is no public concern.
The law requires 40 religious tea. And what
ever MIR. JeGerion may believe of futority, and
being infinitely powerful, wife. and juit. his
writings and his actions proclaim 10 the world
that he means TO live as though there we're
fuch.
The feds affect to call shemfelves ESasraI
,epabhcaa,, bot they proclaim thenfelves disi-
pies of the old )fbeoi. leave 10 The curious TO
determine how a difciplc of the old fcbool can
be ch,iltian or republican. Fellow Citizens,
you will probably be vihted with the fame old
firing of lies 70 often told and rsfuted before |;
and perhaps fome new alarms about the diarefes
Of our country, ari6ng from glut of meat and
-four. But very Mort remark is fuficient 10
all their objections. Under Mr.. Adams, we had
the libe ry TO praife, but not TO hiame his gov
ernment. But under JefeIfon we have the Ii
berty TO praife and blame TOO. Ard when the
enemies Of the prefent administration ihall ihow
it blameworthy, we will think Of change. and
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

Nfsofesh Akrif J, tsoi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
mNo8wfALTH OF MASSAc8U5ETTs.

COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS,.
n re year souy Lord fJos1r1 sZ5i hundred tDo
an Cd to prr0sut the circulation ann turrenrp Of
Daut Istis Of denomination iets tbau fbe
nufIars.
XXTHEREAS the circulation aud currency Of BANK
Wv BILLS, Of a denomination lels than FIVE dollars,
within this Commonwealth, is attended with many in
convenience iuhjeaing the holders Of zach Bills 60
frequent Iois ;-prevtnting the circulation OF imail
change, and giving to the citizens of other States Pr
vileges denied 90 our own :-Thereforc,
Bs erlt7d n ne Ssa4ts and Hes Of Resy afativtf IN
Central CONF gs5A and " f5e azfiy 81 ne lras, That
from and after the FRI day of July next, perlon
hal pay, or receive in dcharge Of any contract, or
bargain, or for any valuable cor Gderat whatever,
any Bill iEusd by any Bank or Banking Company 9TH
er than the BaHk OF the United s. ates the fsvtrs
Banks within this Commonwealth, Of a lels denomina-
ton than five dollars under penalty Of four dollars,
TO be recovered, we'll Of the pcron 70 paying Of
the Peron 70 RECEIVING, by action Of debt, with COTE
OF iut, TO the ue Of any pc on, Perlons, who ihal
within one year thereafter proiecure for the fame.
~ tie Hogfs of Rcar5'tafatiyc,, A1a,e5 8, 1907.
This Bill having had three fevea readings, peed TO be
enacfcd. EDWARD n. ROBBINS, speaker.
n Senate, a1areb 8, 49,.
This Bill, having had everal readings paHed 20 We
enaGsd. DAVID COBB, Preident
Mdreb 8, Soz--By fb- GeVeyHer aes,evef.
CALEB STRONG.
[6w) true Copy. ADF-JOHN AVERY, see'Y.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
j9Oetrp

TO YOUNG LADY ON HER .FoNDNEss FOR
POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
VETTTH blooming youth and Beauty beR,
w With fparkling wit, and fenfe confea,
You touch the heart, andywn the mind;
The world your various charms admire,
TIE old you plcale, the young nipire
You're formd to captivate mankind.
But Ma hear she candid mule
Your Ni' on iolter topics ute, w
Leave Politics TO rugged fouls;
To fhape log, or hew limb,
The raEors edge tho keen, is film,
The work requires much 0ronger toolv.
Unwieldly is the of Rate,
Earth grcans beneath its pond 'rous weight,
SET not your 0louIder 70 its wheel
Your gentle arength in vain you try,
In vain your pic Alag form apply,
lis made of huff that cannot feel.
On pleafure's fnooth unrufled lake,
Your fportive mind may fearlels take,
Executions fweet, and trips Of JOY;
Not 70 on Politics rough wave,
There whichever Garcs to brave,
Fierce unrelenting forms de0roy
Then charming maid prythee leud
An ear 10 council, from friend,
To beauty, wit, and fweetnef, joad
Let Flooding man move Rate affairs,
BE yoar's the talk 70 loothe his cares,
To warm hIs heart, and cheer his mind.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

he fubicrbers hereby gives notice to All concer-
ned, that having been duly appointed adniinrtra
tor tie eltate Of THOMAS SMITH late ofTVia4ban
in the county Of Cumberland, Gentleman, deceafed.
have taken upon them that ru and given bond az the
aw directs They therefore requeR all perfons
who are indebted to laid dcceaed eate 10 make I'M
mediate payment; ard thofe who have any demands
thereon, exhibit the fame to the Commlhoners ap-
pointed 10 receive and their claims
ABRAHAM ANDERSON,
JOHN T. SMITH.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
Miniature Painting.

II ROBERTS, begs leave to return his thanks to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland, for the liberal
encouragement he has met with ia the line Of his pro-
felton, and informs them thar in a few days he in
tends embark for the WeR-Indes that during
his n1ort nay fiould three more perlons apply
one time, he viii paint miniatures the reduced price
of Ten Dollars.
Or His Lodgings arc al Mr.. BEEMAN's, Foyt.frest.
March no.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
To be Sold,

Ind immediate b9DE1fan given,
"A FARM htuated in Livsymsys, containing psarly
Seventy acres Of excellent Land, under good i'm
provement with Buildings ID good repair Said farm
will be fold at reduced price, for cath in part and
good ieeurity for the remainder IN years
FOR further information apply to the ubleriber near
rhe premiies DAVID LEARNED
Ifssyzoys, H1are5 az, ISo7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
To be Sold.

Mar tbe Landing at Broad Gaze, NOrfIyarnoutb,
on vry rsqJ5nabte terms.
TIGHT LOTS OF GOOD LAND-from u acres
~ TO 30 two of them have Barns and other build.
ngs, and comfortable part Of the different Lots are
ina high rate Of cultivaton.-nquire Of the Printer.
AnriI {.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12
A Farm for Sale,

n N excellent new Farm for faie, Containing one
IN hundred acres Of Land, with decent Houle and
Barn threon-6iuated inthe prosperous and fourth
ing town Of Belteg, on the great road to Auguaa
Bridge, within four miles Of sandy Beach which IS the
cents of the town, where Academy is about 10 be
erected and which from its ecure and capaeous har-
bour, furrounded with extenfve fertile country,
promifes fOon become of the frf feats Of buff
neis in the Dirid Of Maine The foil Of laid fai n i:
Of the Sra quality--has produced between two and
hree tons of hay the acre. it IS eeded and prepared
Sor great crop Of grain and other produce the enuine
fealon. II is good feat for Tavern or for Trader
For further particulars inquire of the fubfcriber on tht
premiles. ISAAC THOMPSON.
BeIfaf Nsysb I, 1907.