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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-19

Pert,ani. 7air 9Th, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-19

a F@W Lots Of Lind m the townlips granted to
"A the Sufferers OF Port and, are wanted IN parties
lar ftuations, for the accommodate of fetttsrs.
Ii aay pe'fin who owns Land there withes to DIFF
pofe Of the fame he Is rluzed % apply 20 he iub-
fcriber, Of theCommtee Of the Proprie Of laid
town.lips BY order Of faic co,nnlit'ee,
Il TYy g. SAMUEL FREEMAN
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-19

Iorm.NwEALTH or MAssAcHusETrs
10 tbs H9norabts tie Senas and be HoneraM
N Og's n P,yen atvss. IN Geaeyr COsyt ar sgks.
III L inc iulic.ihcrs. Committee choien Nv Ia
w inhsbdAn.s OF Raymoa5- IN the county of Cun-
tr md, hereby fhew-- That IN the year 1867, this
rae. parcel Of and called Raymond was pranfsdt.
Fii'sm ynond and Others, for iefvices done 10 tie
tdr i69c % an eSped ton agaiua canada from ~hsh
raat - thI- time IS IS years; and hundred and
we've years hnce the tlrvces peri rmed thai me-
r''ed lad lands And hnce (ad lands were granted
We, your humble petitioners, have laborsd under Al.
mott Incredb'c hArdihips, which to enumerste would
snsree hgh from he moa obaura.e9 heart there
ore, we think IL uesdeis to bring things to remem-
france that wotd cate anxiety. Your petHioten
moving thar the Leg ature all times willing 10
remove inconve fences and redreis grievances when
known 10 EXIT IN any prt OF this Commonwealth and
AZ not lnftnhbe Of the advan ayes and fadvtntaqss
~ corporate and unIncorpna eli lsie We. thers.
lore, sy the Honorable Ltg'1ature thar the panta-
ton or Raymnnd may be incorpors rd into . town "
the Of Sfo,r, according TO the courfrs and dc
tsnces ioliowing. vs. Beena 'rgat the northwestern
corner bounds o. Windham, arJ extending due north
eat levrn miles and on>iaf; thence north-vsa
eourfe, ftveI AMI half miles; thence from the 6ra
men Toned hounds extending up the north can ide Of
Ssoago psnd, d. she pond doh run until north.ea&
line thai iermiuae ~ the head OF feven and half mia
on The north eit Inc. And your peiitioness du-
ty bound, VIII ever pray.
JOSEPH WIGHT,
AMOS ROGERS,
LEWIS GAY.
RynssS Nay 8, 1904.
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CONN -swEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
y @1s
Rymsai May 8, rSos.

omM~HwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
z. SENATE, Jrae :, isos.
ON the petition Of .sEPH Vicar and Others
comn't'ee 81 the inh-hirants cf the anta u Kay
~0nd praying hat fad panfatcn may DC ncorporatsd
IA Gown tor the rtauns fct forth "a faic Petioa-
Or'ic cd bat he petitioners caufc ateltcd copy
OF th.r pc i.lon, wrh this order thereon, 70 he pub
hihed IA the W EaeLyjrts Ms,elyy. printed by Young
S Minus, and IN the Portland G1zrits printed hyfe.
zsr lenks, three week, iuceelively. the laf pdby
canon IN reef to he ry DAYS At lea before the e.
cond Wednefday OF snext l,fIion of tie General Ces
thar all perfns concerned may then appear and fhew
ute II 4ny they have, why the prayer of the ad Pc
ftIon ihouid no be granted
Read ana accepted .--Ssnt down for eoncurrencs.
DAVID COBB, P,9iJnh
IL ht Hoy< sf Retrsfnativrs, June 3. iSoA
Read and CONCUR ed.
JOHN c. JONES, SsesIy.
true Copy reR
@ ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Ckyl IF s5s StafL
al OficE . hereby given, thar ke.fubfcribers have
been duy appointed Executor ana Fzecmrr %
the aif will OF JOB BU&NAM, late Of MseBias inths
sounty OF Wahineton. deccaed and have taken ufOa
hcmieiyes thar trul by giving honds as the lav d.
Is; and all perlons having demands upon he e.
tate of the fad dsceafed are requelted 20 stnib tho
lame and al psrfons indebted 10 faii EH4t- arc cab
led upon to make payment 70 May BuRNAM.
GIDEON O'BRfEN.
NARY BURNAM, HzS''"''
Msetis,, June I8. 1905.
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NJ LriCH hereby gwen 20 the creditors -
IN Zephanian & Freeman Harlow
o. 10, in the Dat Ia Of Maine, agsinf ~hom.a Com
mili,n Of B-akruptey bah been hued- Tha, a.
Comm iTioners nAmed in fad commiton. and the AL
6gnee :he et~te AMI eft Cts Of lad Bankrups n,epS
Monday the ieeond day Of Augua pert =
oek ia the forenoon az the Comm nyonrrs Ohs-
Fiii,H.est Portisad, order make divdknd a.
The eta and IF u of "a d Bankrapts--When ana
her the. uors who have already proved her
iebts, To lone pre2a cd the fame or they
viii be excluded ths btncGt Of iaid dividend and a
claims nue then fubitAnuated, viii be difalIowed.
Andrew Greenwood, AOignss.
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O. AMUEL MAYELL, respectfully

~ .nforms the pubic thar he has efeaed, conid-
CT able erpencc Machine 10 Gray, At the mil lately
Improved by J M'Leian Eiq for the purpoie Of
Ere&kng aud Csrding Woo Tor Spanning, and for
Hatxrs
The erpcnce of making Roll; FIR Spinning will be
10 Gents per pound and for HAlers Gems
This method being tar more expeditions. and the
cork done much better than the eonnpn way, and
at 70 triane exncnce, IL IS prciumed every one will
be convinced Of the advantage OF fending their Wool
=, this machine ussnoa sttenfan and puntfusi
~ he pau shs work, and evrry favor GUY ae-
aaowledsss. Srs,, JE" -,
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Lincoln & Kennebec Bank.

II ME Members and Stockholders of the Lincoln &
Kennebcc Bank are hereby notified that meet
ing OF the fsid Members and Siockhodc \. nih be held
The houie CT JosEri TiNkaAM IN WycaSe'. ON Tuef-
day the teah day Of Augut next. eleven clock ia
the Thermometer the pupofe of making, ordain'ag and
etab filing furh Regulations. Ordnance anG BY Laws,
for the orirr conducting be aft IRIS of lad Cofpors
tio. fad Stockholders fhai deem ceary aud
for the choice OF the frl board OF Directors and luc1
ether Offiscrs they ihai Zee TT TO ehooie
THOMAS RICE, }sf9tbo,iyei6y t5t
PELEG rOLMAN, ST irco p0,sfisg
ABEL WOOD Ius. Z is3 8asf 20
MOSES CARLTON, Ius. \ eah fad ssestrs
DAVID PAYSON,
WySag:s JHyI. 1904.
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Gbis eazette,

Gbis 6I7stts,
y printed every MONDAY M@nins by Wills.
Jssu. JON. for he publilher ELgzEE Jrsxs' y
the Printing Office, Ne. 2, Fin fret oPPoGte jones
Row, Portland where Subicrptens Ccrfoums.
tions, Advertisements. articles OF News. &c ~
received with attention.
The price itoss DoLLAR AND rrrrr CENTS ye1F
executive cf poftsge
As slrs GAzEIrs has the iargeh and mon erttnn'v
circulation Of any pepper in Msxs it Is highly adsl
tageou for Asoerf1fu1rts which viii be nfcrted 'ev
fonaby, aud in q confpicuous manner.
printing,
10 its various branches, erecuted Il fsi1 Oflses
band4olne z,slnsr. n 1 81 the fhartet nof're' y
WILLIAM jerks, Ivsn
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
LAND FOR SALE,

By virtue Of, power IN me
veGed, will be fold at public auction be-
fore the door OF Prince William court
houfe in the town Of DurntS!es, on the
fr& Monday IN July next at y O'CLOCK,
for cath, that valuable TRacT of LAND,
fituate inthe fame county near Bacon Race
meeting houle, containing about five
hundred acrss, part Of a feven hundred
acre patent granted TO James Peake, and
which FIVE hundred acres OF land was lately
the property of llasc Mc'Pherfon, under
a purchaie made of Thomas Swan of Alex
andria.
ABRANI HEWES.
June s. ddf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
Summer EGablJMment.
MAIL PILOT

Will 10 future leave the Wilmington ia
vern, Alexandra, every morning at five
O'Clock, and arrive at John H. Barney's,
at the Columbian Inn, George. Town, 10
breakfaa at 7 o'clock, and then proceed
on to Baltimore, where it will arrive at
five o'clock in the evening, at Mr.. Pcck's
Columbian Inn, and regularly on to Phi
laslelphia, 70 that perions travelling in
this line may be iure Of no hindrance On
their way.
Being provided with as good horles and
carriages as any On the road, we ioiicit
lhare Of public patronage. & confidently ex-
pett thai luch as favor this ftage with their
cafom, @i!I find the accommodations e.
qaal, i not faperior, to thoie provided
BY any others.
Recurring, i leaves Baltimore every
morning at 6 O'Clock, and arrives at A
iexandila the fame evening.
Seats for Alexandria, taken at George
Town at ] Il. garney's Gage office.
PETER EEISKEL,
]. Fl. BARNEY,
Iune =. zaw4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25

Pla3hlag IN all sssuar1ety Eff
cplsd at this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25

on The lob day Of Azgsf next, at the
Red Hoye, in Prince WilAiam r0anly,
BY The T,gfees of the late Gen. Melon,
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f q K S Al E.,

Or the Iotb day Of Aagaa next, at tb<
Red Hoyle, in Prince N,aAiam f0anl.y,
BY The T,gfees ef the late Gen. Ne!lou,
About 5000 acres Of LAND,
lying il the counties of Prince William
and Londoun, near the fad Red Houfe.
Terms Of pay ment as follow. One fourth
part Of the prrchafe money to be paid on
the fri day of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof tobs paid
at three fubfequent annual Paylnenss.-
Boaas, with approved fecurity, 70 be
given by the pufclafers at the tine Of tale,
ana inicgeA thereon TO be paid at the rate
Of fix per cent. from the hra day January,
1903. II the fra payment Of the pur-
chaie money be not punstually made, the
land to be again expof9d 70 faie, BY the
fubfcribers for ready money; /. The lane
ihould not then fell for the full amount o.
the fad purchaie money, the pufehaier CT
puscha!ers 10 be accountable upon theil
bonds for the deficiency. II the fre iay
ment be punciually made, title VII! be gis
en- to the puschaiers, and deeds Ct 'rult mutt
beexecuted by them for fecuring tic fu'lFe
payments, which deeds Of ssaa will be
aeaed upon, and the lands e&pofsd TO fa!s
for ready money, by the trufees, for the.
full amount OF tie whole bonds, by virtue
OF the deeds OF sruh, if any one Of the H.
ture annual payments be not punttually
made.
The lands will be laid of in lots to fult
purchafefs, who will have tae r8h- Y
feeding them after The 10Th day OF Au-
gua next.
THOMAS NELSON, Jun.
Surviving TruGees OF Gen. Thomas Mel
ton, deceafed.
!lne IA. olol
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
For Sale, or ia Rent,
THE rnexnired leafe nf a HOUSE an

THE unexpired leafe of a HOUSE ane
LOT, on Queen fret, with BAKE
HOUSE thereon fhe leale has years
to run. The Aasn is good for builnefs;
a d is well known, having been occupied
70 length Of time BY baker. Fer par
|ti:ulars applyIto
Prince Gtcet.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
Furniture BY AutAon.

On Wednesday the soth inf will be
fold at the honse now occupied BY Mr..
David Eaton, a variety of Houiehcid and
Kitchen Furniture.
THOMAS MOORE,
June Fl. Auetionet.r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
FOR SALE,

At Mount Vernon, on the
10th day Of July, and continue I'LL all Is
dilpoisd Of, for ca(h, the Houfehold and
Kitchen FURNITURE, conffting of
almoR every delcription, fome valuable
PAINTINGS and PRINTS; alto a
,ipe of choice old MADEIRA WINE.
Notice is further given, that all per-
fons having claims againa the caate of
Mrs. Marlba Wa@ingtoa, late of Fair
fax county, deceafed, are requeRed toex.
nibit them 70 the fubicribers, with youch-
er5 therefor, and every one indebted to
he fame are deGred to make immediate
payment.
THO. PETER, EXECUTORS.
G. w. P. GUSTS,
The executors Of Gen. Walh-
iostca will avail themfelves of the above
opportunity, and offer for iale on Tx
months credit, number OF
VALUABLE CATTLE,
he greater part Of them fron imported
aocl., about FIVE hundred head Of iheep,
aud nearly the fame number of hogs, to-
5ether With one elegant CHARIOT and
|cOACHEE, with harnel complear for
loar ho.fes, ALTO four carriage and two
riding HORSES, with a number of Farm
ing U,enfls, Camp EquiPage, and vac
riery of other articles too numerous 70
particplaIizs.
THE EXECUTORS.
Too ddf
Printing IN all atspar1e.p s%e-
ev!sd At tbs oNes.
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publit sala.
On TUESDAY,,

..,ls,S. anil be 6A at tie Veadae
a ~ Store,
boo{heads and barrels.
KUN - %.
WmlAe a. 81 barrels
GIN IN cAlA' e aal
Port VINE ~ Ia. Ia,a''
Molates N mus.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
June s.
In obedience to a Decree OF

In obedience to a Decree OF
the Coar. Of Alexandria County, on
Saturday the 18th day of Jolly next, if
fair, Il not the next fair day, will be
offered for Cale on the premifes, upon d
credit thai will be then made known,
for notes with approved indorlers, ne
gociable at the Bank of Alexandria,
Il Let Of Grouzd,
Containing half an acre, lying upon rhe
eaft fide CT Alfred greet and fouth flde OF
Cameron ttreet, in the town CT Alexan-
dria, extending on Alfred frect 10 teet
: inches, upouS Cameron fsreet 1a3 feet
{ inches. There are q conyenien, t|o
tory frame dwelling houtes with k'tch-
en- and other out horfes upon the lot,
which now rent for (. 50 FER annum.
The lot is fubjett to an annual rent OF
f.1s. AS the lot is large it will be laid
off into ftnaller diyllions, and fold either.
in theie diyiGons, or altogether, as viii
be mof agreeable to Ihole inclined TO puF-
chate. Ibis fale is made to iatlsfy debt
due from Thomas Richards 70 IkomPion
and Yeiith.
JAMES KEITH, I
John IANNEY, Scon'is.
JOHN DUNLAP, J
June r.. acl
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TUITION.

/" Til education fo,ms tie cannon mind,
4" 1gf as The faplg is 5sat the trees m
elM'd."
THE fubfcriber Purpofes opening Sc
minary for Young Ladies, on Monday the
sSth of this month, IN the hfit room OF
Mrs. Fletches's houle, on the iouth ilde
of Prince. hreet between Pitt and St. A.
faph's.Grsct, where will be taught Read
mg, Peumagl5ip, E1glR Grammar, &c.
graph, Ge.
N. B. The terms will be Far D0Ila's
per quarter, and One Dollar entrance; the
entrance money 10 be paid when the pupil
commences.
June 81. {
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25

IANNEI g PAlON,
Rave reefivla, and o6er far (sle,
Catalonia wine in hbds. & quaEfcr G ks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, ST. Kits,
ST. Vincents and Barbados IN hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, of the fit qua
lily,
Mufcoyado. Sugar in hhds.
$50 Bbls Statia do.
Havannah MolaAes in Hhds.
Hayannah white and brown Sugars, In
Boxes and Bbls.
Soap and Candles in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
RaiGns in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee in Bags.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF SHOES,
-Cesjgfing Of
Mems Calf in Trunks,
Ladies Kid and Morocco Go. in Boxes,
EAST INDIA GOODS, viz.
Nankeeus, Baftas, Mamoody's Cur
rahs, Guzinahs, Cafahs, Moharags, Gun
ges, Stripes, and one bale of handlome
Delorfoy.
ALSO
Ravens and Rufla Duck and Sheetings
by the piece or bale, and two bales fine
Rul1la Ofnaburgs.
A complete affortment of Rufia ans
New England Cordage, and one s incl
Cable 70 fathoms long. A inAll guam.
tity OF Upper Leather.
June z3.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05
I O N D O N.

The prohibition of goods bciag imported INFO
France by way of tranlit, is of greater confe-
quence than many people may be aware Of at
tirR light. All nations mutt come TO England
for fugar and coffee, which is the Object of the
French to prevent Great part of Germany, all
Switzerland, and other countries, receive their
goods from England by way of Fraace. The
freneharc jealous of our trade, and with 70 force
al nations 70 coa,e to France for Welt !ndia pro
duee. by iorbidding thea, TO go-tranfit through
France. We hop our government will Ice the
confequenee of this proceeding; for the French
may, in the fame manner, ai!e forhidgoodseo go
tranfis tn oagh Holland, which would be highly
luxurious; for th= greateft exports to- HoIaad
oclongs to merchants in the iuterior of Germa-
ny; and Erbidding the eras,lit enough Holland
he Germans will be forced to come to the Dutch
and French markets, and the merchants in En-.
gland will be ra;ned.
. It appeArs, by private letter received by tbs
'veslsni express from Bunlbay, that it was ow-
ing To Coloael Sutherland, thst the eonrpilatcrs
-s4intt III: life If Sci ilea were Occurred. On the
|: he ne being maic knHwn 20 scindea, be con
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NEW BEDFORD, October z8.

LNL' Ai-A~t ~'NA~3 NNNOO~N -
Arrived lchr. Betiey, Z Shearra, from
Madeira via. Bonaviha.-Left at Madei-
"a, 9Th. Aug. Sloop -, Anderfon, a.
days from Norfolk, and to fail for do. in
? days; Brig George of N. York, IS
days from Baltimore in. difrels brig Jo-
anna, Davis, s days from Cape Ann !;
brig Benjamin, Brown So days from New
York. Left at Bonaviita, 3la, Augut,
brig Polly, Davis of Nantucket, loading
with falt, to fail in 3 days.-Iit Auguit
arrived at that aand fhip Harriet, Fof-
dick, Of Nantucket, 50 days OUT on a
whaling voyage had obtained 100 barrels
fp. toif.- Spoke, 9th Aug. off Madeira,
fchr. Difpasch, pribble, ~ days from
Fredericksburg, Virginia-I9th, off the
lie of Suly fhlp Cato, S. Folger, 81 days
from Nantucket bound round Cape Horn
-3la, in fight of Bonavilta, fhip Bottom
Packet, Joy, 40 days from HayFe de
Grace, bound on whaling voyage to the
BraziIs, all well--in lat. 81, 80, long.
10, lchr. Polly of Wilmington, 3 days
from Philadelphia for Barbados, all well.
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NORFOLK, October z9.
Arrived the loop Owners Good VIII


Candon, 36 days from Exuma.
The lchooner Jef.rfon, Capt. Donald
fon, 81 days from Demaeara, bound 10
Philadelphia, in di&Eels, on the morning
of the 18TH init. lhors diaance from cape
Henry, in coniequence of having ne'
witha heavy gale few days bafore, Inc
was brought up on Tuefday, by two TO-
tomack pilot boats, with : feet water IN
the hold, the cargo nearly all damagec'
The Britilh loop Lark, Capt. Walker
8 DAYS from Bermuda. Ott. TO- N lat.
49,. 80, long. ~, 80, lpoke the ilo'p
Sally, capt. Gay, lo days out 't0I.
Charlefon, bound to Baltimore, had io''
her main. boom, boat and lundry Articles
on deck, overheard.
A new method of bleaching cotton
thread and hoiery has been adopted 10
Swabia. The operation is performed !. =.
two days, aad does not require exteAhV =
premiles. An alkaIizate sauitic icy ~
prepared by taking two meafufesos q''eS.
lime, and covering them with two meas az
iurcs of good slhes !; the heap is then to 90 ~
fprinkled with water, and when the l'h'e
is Hacked & the MATS cooled it is TT tex n's :,
king the legs by the addition OF eolo ,u 10,
water. The Aeins Of c0Hon 'slos
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PHILADELPHIA, Novenbs,

!iAADsLfHlA, November 2.
Arrived, ihirs Mars, Hunter, Mar;
n'qae;; Role, Hawlcy, BATAVIA; fchoooe,
Eliza, Doyle, ST. Andrews ihip Man.
Elizabeth, lDanifh) NTH, liayann,
Fair American, Simontor, Oporto; brio
spaniih Lady, Vanneman, n. Oriean,e
ichrs. Succeis, Tice, Norfolk; Dupatcb
Maxwell, Savannah; Americanus, Lone
head, St. Thomas; Antelope, Stortef;
Snowhll; Morning Star, Gardner, Ii
yerpool; BrJstul Hunter, Atkins, ditro
William, Ames, Wiadfor; Hannah Lor.
retta, Wheland, Gaze Francois Fame
Warner, Ch4rleiton; Telemachus, Fiher
Antigua Hoops Almirs, Man, Bolton:
Independence, Vickerys Savannah.
Cleared, lhips Liberty, DAILY, LiGon,
Juno, Walters, Hambro; Briggs Jaion.
Palmer, Cowss & a market; Sally, lhack
ara, Barbados Concordia, -, Vain.
right SaiIy, Proctor, Bottom; Morning
Star, Strout, Salem.
Schr. Lady, Thomas Jefsrfon, Cation,
Of Cape May, from Cape Francois to Phi.
ladelphia, ioundered on The 18th ofOa
in lat. 81, 10, N. long. 70, 40, W,
Cargo entirely loft, the crew iaved them.
felvcs in the long boat.
Ship Friendihip, Glover, 81 day, from
Hull, tarrived lat week came GU, in com.
Pany with the Bottom, Saller, bound fou,h
about tor the N. Welt COAT of America.
Left at Hall, lhips Henry, Rogers, and
Black River, Burger, OF New. York, to
iail in three weeks. In long. 4s, lar. 46,
fpoke brig Margaret, of Halifax, Miller,
II days isom Greenoek, for N. York
lat. ~, long. IS, lroke brig Yarico, of
Newport, Seabfltge, mater, 81 lays from
Ami'efdam, for Norfolk. L.. 50, 90,
long. H. 50, fpoke brig Warrington, Of
and for New York, Littl-, matter, two
days our, bound .or London, the wind
blowing trelh at N w.
Sunday arrived, big Sally, capt. Barry,
from Malaga, WHO, on The git Of Aug. in
lat. IS, long. 2, fpoke me brig Brothers,
Msjeltra, from n York 8. Cape Francois
for Marleilles. Sept. 5, at. 81, ioog. IS.
fpoke brig Ranger, Nicao.hh, o. Bolton,
from Sicily +; and on the 2It Sept fgoke
brig Ruby Of Philadelphia, 6s days from
the River la Plate, B. Hoey, mater, who
Informed him that he left at the River la
Plate, hip Warrington, Sally,
M'Farran, and Canton, Wills, OF PhIla-
delphia ; hip Oliver Elllworth, of New
York, and IS other American vefels,
which the Spaniards would neither allow
to fell their carsoes or go away. GU he
18th ult. in LAT. 40, rs, long. a., f1oke
lhip La Temptation, capt. Name de "a
Mot,a, for Opcrto, out 70 days. Oct. IS,
Lar. 81, Is, long. 70, 80, fpoke the Big
Succeis, Of and tor BaitOn, from G1ada-
loupe, out 20 days, and on the a9ta poke
the brig Sophia, capt. Lord, ifom thls
port for Cape Francois.
Mr.. Elijah Williams late mate. of the
Schr. Lady Thomas Jeferfon, OF Cape
May -, Calm, mater, arrived here
yeAerday, and intor Us, taas the lid !cht.
on her paGag. from Cape Fra co.'s, with
Copper sc. for this port, on the 18Th OF
Oh. in lat. q, 10, long. 10, 90, foun.
dered, when the capt. and crew took to
their long boat, by which means they
,uere favad
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TOR SALE
I 40 7raIe of Land:

One OF which lies on the waters OF Louise
Greek, in tie county, f Charlotte, about
eighteen miles above the court house, and
SIX from Rockers Ferry, and contains be-
tween ESQ and 800 acres, about fifteen Of
which are cleared, and has on Il new
dwelling house % lay IS feet square, two
rooms below ard one above stairs. This
land is well watered and tiinbervd, about
half OF which Is good Tobacco land.
The other contains l24 acres, and lies
onthe waters OF Failing River, in Camp
bell county, 6 miles from Rockers Ferry,
and about from the Seven ISLANDS, on
Stanton River. This tract is ais wood
land and is well timbered. Any. further
description might be thought superiuous,
as 1t is presumed any person inclined 10
purchase, would wish to view said land
and premises. The land viii be shewn
| by oseIshen ATC,ugy, who lives adjoining
the land in Charlotte county. For terms
apply to BARNETT MOORE, in the
lower end of Prince Edward county, ON
Sailor creek, near Rices Westinghouse.
n. 3. 4 bargain viii be given IN the a.
bove land for good payment,
18th June, 1902. Cot)
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Purchaaai OF Capt. miller, Saint Mays
county, (Maryland,) about the 2oth May
last, and probably may wish to make his
escapeG3cs me is about six feet two in
ches high n years old, rather oi { Yellow
ish comHic Sion, large nose, but very fiat
and ,ce 6sCWeen the eyes, long hair which
hf geise,r,Gy keeps combed back, little
bow-leggstl, bel,ll coentenance, and gene
rally very po.,te------He is an exceeding
good danc'se and has very good turn TO
mimick, both Of which annusements he is
very apt t9indulge himssifia whennotic-
ed ey "hae persons. He wore away a
blue sailor jacket, striped cotton overalls,
linen i''s-t'.'> a pair OF -coarse shoes.