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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
Arlington Society.

Warrington Society.
TINE Members Of the WASHINGTON
/ SOCIETY of Alexandria, vii. pica!e
to take Notice, that regular itated mss'-
ING of the iaid Society vii! be held AT
Gadby's Ho,el, on Tuelaay the I4'h day
of this month at II O'clock, A. NJ
Punttual attendance is requeitet.
G. DENEALE, Sec'y.
Lee. 6.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
ALSO,
4 yar,sty Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH k2F-
Superhne cloth and Kerhmcyes,
Marrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Ir;Ga Linens, and Oznaburss,
Sal duck of different qualities,
Chintzc, and Calicoss,
Camtri,k ard Gotten fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cioath.,
Coloared threads and iowing fiiks,
Ribnors, hats, aud
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELIFR,
N~-or,hcr 10. Ncnduc NJ: Ter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
SALEM, November 20.

Arrived, the brig ST.. Michael, captain
Iofeph Cook, from ST. Pe;er.bursh. Sail
ed 10 company, September 18Th, tie Ref.
pea, March, for Holland brig Eliza,
Manchester, for New port Gsorse Wah-
ing ton, Law,oo, for do. Fr;endihlp, Shear
man, fer do. Left there, the f-hr. Jan.
rs, Hammond, for Salem, 70 iaii in E or
7 days; ]ofeph, Wycr, for Caa'!e!ton,
to fsil in 10 or IS days; Delaware,
Smith, for Philadelphia. In the EAT iea,
paTod the thip William, Picker, for New
buryport; at the fame time, The Zip
George, Mel, for Pcrtfmooth. Pa!icd
the found, the brig Mary, Obear, for Sa-
lem. Lefr the Sound, OFT. 5, in ccm3a-
ny with nc Hope, Picket, for New York;
Lucy. Ann, Tompkins, for Norfolk
The hip Indultry, Ingraham, Tor New
York, had lcf, the Sound. October IS,
lat. g, 80, long. I, 80, ". PsHed the
Lucy Ann, Tomkins, for Norfolk. all
we'll. II la. 43, 50, long. a., tpoke
the mp Mary, Riley, 80 days from Brc-
men, bound 10 Charlefon. al well. In
la, a., 60, (ooke the !thr. Maria, of Be-
VERY, all well. on the Gran! Baok.
December /.
Arrived, brig Lydia, Boden, II days
from Hamburg. Spoke no American vsf-
f:ls.
S1mc DAY, brig Adnittancc, Sampion.
from S.. Peerionrs-icog pail1Sc.--
Spok. no vcaels but which have arrived.
The brig Mary, Obca', from Cion-
Hs.,,. Left thete, brig Enterp'ize,
Woodbury., Salem; fchr. oanna, Ham
mond, do. fh;p William, Picket, of New
burvpor,; ih'p Hope, Pekin, OF n. York
10 G.;l fame day. SEPT. 1T, brig Exp:rl-
ence, N=wbnryPort; mips Franklin, OF
Bottom; George Warrington, OF Pfov'-
aence, and Delaware, of philadelphia.
S2oke, Nov. S, long. As, 80, barqle o.
f.ph ard Mary, Of Portland, from Pni'a-
delph;a, bound to L;tbon, 10 DAYS OUT.
Tu-fday lat, fpoke hip Edwards
IS leagues to the eatward OF Cape AMI,
bou,d TO Dublin, from Bolton.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
BOSTON, , :cembcr I.

Arrived, nip Mercury. S'oidart, 10
DAYS from Liverpool. Sailed in CO. with
the ihips Mars, Pa'tcrfon, Sheffield, ard
Pitt, ard for N. York. Left tas Maha r
la Wirdrar. W;ndfor, for Roaon, in 2
days. Spoke nothing Of cooitquence.
Brig Msntor, Treveir, ~ days tfo"
L'fbon, Markets very dull, -four g a 9
%, Indian Con, s. ais cents, a large
quao,ity jnf arrived; fih dos. Spoke e
nothing. Left fhips amiab!e. IiNt,ehaN
and A:,ive. M'Kowen, for Philadelphia
10 Gail r7rh Oa. Columbia, day, tor
Bottom, do. Amaer,'am Packe:. tor New
York, zo,h; Nancy. Babcock, arrived
the a, III on. Republican, Clark, do. do.
Hare, Worth, from N. York. in Gan.
rantine. to be rcleafed on the 10Th; Ann
Pennock, in DO. In the outer haoon.,
tn. fh;p Baltic, Blunt owned at Po'ti-
m ,n,l,, e GAYS from St. ubes. Lett
there OF. 8, fhips Pstrio', ssr~a':, to
Gail in 10 DAYS. Venus, Nye, do. Four
Friends. Waite, do. Ranger. Lowell,
Spoke on. 6, off Cape Efrichrll, IMP
Ambitions, Brown, Of N. York, from
Comma. Sound to St. Ubes, al! well.
Nov. 4. lat. 40. ~. long. ~ S.
C,oke III. U. STATE, Frigate John Adams,
days ant, on cra:z:, all vel.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13

in any ,ic,e Ct The wcril ,c ioi gil
with child, or 10 make her f,; and per-
haps lfaiah knew OF one before hand !; tor
i do not luppofe that the prophets OF that
day were any more TO be truaed than the
pri:.9s Of this"
/" The fas'e of jefns chria, taking it
as it is 'tc!d, is 5le, PbsmesJ oyctae. II
gives an account OF a youns woman enss"ss-
ed to be married, ana while under h.s CO.
gig,menr, fhe is, TO lex r!a;a Language,
dt5osebed >, 4 shsa."
Speaking CT the resurrection c. iair's,
at the cruci6sion, Paine lays:
Matthew hould have toIi rs whether
th.v came GU: naked ana al in rs'nra'
buff, he fain's and fhe flin,s, or w,';'iirr.
they came full drcHed, aud where 'fcy
go, their dreGes; whether ,hey vert to
thci. former hahtaions aud reclaimed
their wives, their huibands and lheir pro-,
p:r,y, and how they were received "hc-
thrr they entered ejettment for he rrco'
very of their poncGious, or broulh ' an
ons OF Grim. en-. agaiois tie rival incf'o
peIs; whether they remained on sat'h,
and followed their former occupations OF
preaching or working, or whether they
died again, or went lack to sker graves
and buried themlelves.
ITO be cou,iaued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.
LITERARY FAIR.

On Mouisy va, held. at the Ffaok'a
hotel, tn. liG meeting Of the fecond Lite
rary Fai, az whi,h attended iomc ct TIE
bool,f..c!ers from N. York and Baltimore,
b.iass ,hof. rehiing in Philadelphia be-
lons!ny to tn. sG,ciation. A Cona'.
tuition was reported by tn: Company ap.
o,in.ed in Nsy-Y York, which a'scf b.
ing d.5.tea on, was agreed to.
rae aE,ciAti,n. then proese!!td 70 '''s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

Tn confequence of a power
veRed in the overGeers of the poor, for
Filling the Glebe Lands ineach parifh, the
overleer, of the Poor for the county OF
Loudoun,i will proceed to fell on the z2d
of September next, on the premiies, on a
credit of twelve months, to the higheR
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
to the p2rilh of Cameron; and on the aoth
Of faid month they will fell on the fame
terms the GIebe Landsbelonging to the
parifh o. Shelburne.
N. B. The lands will either be fold in
lots or altogether, as may bett iuit the
purchaiers.
On Monday the 9th Of Sep
tember the overleers of the poor for the
faid county will meet at the Poor Houfe,
at IL O'Clock, for the purpofe of contract
ing with fome fiuitable perion TO take
charge of the poor for the eniuing year.
Loudoun County, Augaf 70. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03

IN 10e Cye g JOHN ID. ARMSl FAD,
Bankrupt,
WHEREAS Commiilion of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Act of Congrels of the
United States, paRed on the 18th day of
April, I 500, entitled {" An Act TO eaab-
lin an uniform fyfem Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and ifued againf Jobu B. Aym-
fead ofthe county Of Loudoun, merchant;
and he being declared Bankrupt, is
hereby required to furrender himlelf to the
Commilioners in the laid Commit ION nam.
ed, or major part Of them, on the laf
Wednesday in September next, and On
the hrf and iecond Wedneflays in 0fo-
Der following, al the houte OF Mr.. LACY,
10 the. town of Middleburg (Loudoun
County, at II O'Clock on each day, and
make full difcoyery and disclosure Of his
eaate and effects. vixen and where his
creditors are to come prepared TO Prove
their debts; atthe fecond fitting TO chute
aflgnees, and at the lsf fitting, the iaid
Bankrupt is deGged to fnith his examlna-
ton, and his creditors are to saent to,
or diGeus from the allowance .ef his Ger
tihcate.
All perlens indebted to the faid Bank
rupt, or that have any Of his effects, are
not to pay or deliver the fame, but to
whom the conmifioners (hall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary to the Commitlion.
Middleburg, Augult II. (2l) dzSt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
/ Lands in Kentucky.

| Rds fold b Public Sale at Tx.
Tantae Csdsr-ROo Nssr York, onths
al day sf December rext, at IL o'eioe&,
som.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
IN one or more lots; laying in the coun-
y Of Fayette, fate of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
40 miles iosth eaa of the Ohio River AMI
adjacent TO the public road between TIE
two Mama Rivers and {everal rifng
iettlemanrs. The foil generally coed,
wellwatered and timber of varions deicfip-
tions.
Thes lands withiu IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both nayi-
gable two TO three hundred miles above the
extremity OF the lands.
AJs,
10 be fold at the fame tine ard place
the above, 4aotbey TRACT of LAND
q nine thoufand acres, in one or more lo,s,
nthe county of Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame difance from Lex.
instou, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract and lays between
fhe totmer and Main Licking river, diff.
iart from the latter only a'few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber Of diAersnt kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhocd
OF the iettled parts of Kentucky, and op-.
polite Ierfey iettlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and IN
diiPutable.
As thefe lands are to be dilpofed of for
behalf ? of creditors, they will be pof,ively
iOid TO the higheft bidder, for approved
notes at TWO and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maeerfon
Of ! L lexington Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
Of WoOdtord county or major John Lee
near = Frankfort will point out the lands.
for iuIther information and an eccuate
pan F'5. OF the lands, apply to John & Charles
), wilkes EiqFs. or Lewis Simond Eiq. New
ginia.
Iai,,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
WILLIAM SANFORD.

after returning thanks.to lis -frienls
'10d cuiiomers for the liberal encourage
:. :nsaf given him fnce his commencement
S,n o1hneis, RESPECTFULLY informs them that
= &c has renewed to the NEW SAIL
sLor |, fronting Merchants Wharf,
@aere ne hopes for continuance OF their
:1soFs, and aTures them ara the ppbli
~ general thar he will ufe his usmoa ex-
rs't1ons to give h,sfaaion,
September /. eost
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
Il C008 Wuale1

n OUU6 VI WfttLN
In a private family-elther to.
purchafe or hire. A young man will be
pr ferred. Enquire OF tie Printer.
July a., q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
N Q T I c E.

BY mifplaced confidence in e.
veral peifons whom have truffed tor
GOODS to Comfortable amounts which I
cannot collect 70 as to erahle me to meet
my engagements without making too
great facri6ces, and from other un,oward
circumstances, / find cannot carry. son
bufnels longer witbout the DANCE OF fub-f
ietiing thoie for whom, have acted and
might be employed to act in future to
lois and mylelf to the charge OF having,
deceived them; the debts that are due
and the effects | have in my pefellion, I
conceive will be fully Efficient to latisfy
ell elams.-A raeeting of my creditors
is therefore requefed at Mr.. Hlelkell's
Tavern at 4 O'Clock in The afternoon Of
Wednetday the 9Th .aRant, to coniult ard
determine upon the bet mode of making
arrangements in my affairs. q
THOMAS MOORE.
September 2. d5t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
FIRST NOTICE.

In the egje q JOHN B. ARMsrRAD, a
Baakrxbt.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-06
LIGHT HOUSE

IN the Examiner Of September 20. is
printed a lurnbie Of the completeft non
ienie Coy way of communication that
ever iPo'led ink OK paper, 1t is a poor
a !. 20 lnJure itranger, and 70 in
ioaf thote citizens who voluntarily joincd
20 rahe few dollars for an experiment
TO light the Guy, Of which they were vii
Ing 10 try the refuit. Without exDeri-
ence, no great, no uicful end Gan b. &C
comPllihtd. All our knowledge, al
our conveniencies, have fprung from. the
beginning OF the mott hmplc fpecuia-
tons and ieldcm DO We fpend our Va.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-06

In a lte Recorder, we gave an
account Of INC expenditure of monies
on the bclidSg Of the armory. Mr.
Jones looh an offence at or Publilhing
IT, lie thou9sr that a gentleman il The
Brick Row had given us this account
and without kto@ing whether the gen
denan had, had not given it, Mr.. J.
IN the bitterness Of his foul, wronafuljv
advertised this gentleman, by frame, as
she ghilsy author Of this h0,y.Z mine ?
fle W. nUt, however, content wIth this;
he tad, t1at he gentleman was me Of
III pgkrso} reptiles RIB razI ok5at f5l
3ovel7c8: II f5f Byict- Roa0 NJ R4cimssd.
Il would b. needless TO fayhow vcry in
terror Mr.. Jones Is, in every point o.
view, 10 this qsntletnla.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-06
MoafieeNo OF, 6, 50.
SIR

ok
ONIreceiving your favor of Sept. 70, I
did believe 1t would be in my power to anlTar
you Satisfactorily On both The points on which
you aiked Information knew indeed thar
had not made any particular memorandum
OF the fun which the eide Verecnnes flp-
poled Z treaty with the Porte would colt !;
butI expected that had mentioned it either
in my letter on the Elbjecl to Nj Jay,
or in thar to Mi. Adams my colleague in the
Rarbary negotiations. Aftcy very bong
learcb yelterday found both letters, bit in
neither have hated aqy particular fam. They
are Of May 1886. and only lay generally thar
IN conyc. iation with the ct. Dc Vcrgennes
on the iuhlctj h. iajd that treaty With the
Porte would cat us gyeat drai Of money, as
great prelents axe expected at that court and
d great many claim tbem, and thst we ihonid
no, buy peace one penny tie chearsr at
Algicr, that the AIge5ntes did indeed ac-
knolcgc 4 CERTAIN dependence on the Porte,
and availed themElves Of IL wheneyer any
thing was to be gained BY it, bur dffregardcd
it wbcnit fuble6tsd them 90 any demand and
that at hlg,ers thcre were bu two agents
money and fear. This is the Rateme1t -
thofs letters, ari ny memory does NO
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-06

10 lay, that the vlrtuous ana delicate
writer OF TIE Mates on Yilpinis had no
connection with certain publications.
After this days Recorder, a yif,oe Of
ten-fold fold bras would not vcrtn1e 70
hint that we have not been upon the
t7.Ier jide Of TIE cnrtGig. And, If we are
injured are we not to reply?
What is preiident Of the rIn;+a5
States No citizen was more pro,nnr
than Mr.. JeIferlon to recommend = re-
ductlon ofthe twenty-five thouiand dol
lars per AnnAns,as a presidential iala,v. II
II was all at once, found eligible TO
make reverfai Of opinion, is MOI ,b;s
luit the hl!tory of mankind For IS
tue writer of the gt4e-doyu EnqliGma1
iays: '-''"''''
he rosne' without. aill rail at rOsues in place
AID men are always honea in difprace.
Inc variety of inpreaions, which
have occurred In tie endeapour to 6n;r,
TINS article has made it necefqarv for US
10 lay, thar our previous obfcrvations
canaot be fnf!hed unril ournext nunobcr
In the mean time, the reader will noy
all thardegree OF attention to this correct
Publication OF che TWO letters, which he
thlaks ti.ae they may ,leierve. II is mn;
bic, II is believed to be certain. thar fon,e
other minute circuuI tances will franz
pre-, once week, in rhe Recorder In
FL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
ConnoSvrArrH O. MAssAcsusErrs.

COMMoSwEAL CT MAsSACHUsETTs.
Is tie ysar soy Lord 'tosn5 sgt hundred ndt,s0
GH "a to prerent the circulation ano rIrrcnrp Of
15ars 5iHs Of q Denomination iets t5aH a0r
uoIdFs.
NJ T5EKFAS the circulation snd currency Of BANK
w BtL1s, OF denomination eis than FIVE dollars,
within this Commonwealth, Is attended with many in
conveuientes iubjecing the holders of fuch Bills 70
frequent lois preventing the circulation of GmaE
change, and giving 20 the citizens Of oIher States pr
vlleges denied 20 our own THERETO Z,
re i sHat3sa 81 ne Senate and Hoz of 'ziaiiysI II
CeaeraE Cozyt as2 and ~ tie aafle iy Of tie s Thar
from and after the fri day Of July next, no peron
ihai pay, Or receive IN dilcharge Of any conra,
bargain, or for auy vslu4blS confederation whatever
any Bill iiued by any Bank or Banking Company 9TH
er than the Bank of the United atcs or the fevcrs
Banks within this Commonwealth, of lefs dcnoRina
ton than five dollars under penalty az four dollars
to he recovered, well Of the pcrion 70 paying Of
the perion 70 receiving, by action of debt, with COTS
Of ntt 70 the ule Of any Perlon Perlons who hal
within one year thereafter profecute for the fame.
n RE H2gf Of ReBrgsntaiives, 1Tare5 8, I8o,.
This Bill having had three levera! readings Peaed obe
enacled. EDWARD n. ROBBINS Speaker
IN Senate, AE4yaJ 3, 1909.
This Bill, having had two levera readings, paacd to se
enaded. DAVID COBB, Prefdent.
1hars5 8, Soz--By fJs Gevsynor Approved.
CALEB STRONG.
t6w) true Copy. Atfye-JoHN AVERY, secy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

NOTICE is hereby given, that further time
IN of fix months IS allowed by the Hon. iona
than Bowman, Judge Of the Probate for wills, for
the county Of Linc0ln-for the cllimants agsinp
The efate Of SIMON MLELLAN late Of TboH
alton, Mariner, deceaGed, rendered info.vent, to
bring il their claims 70 Us the fubcribers, duly
appointed and authorized "a receive and examine
the fame ;--who will attend faid hulinefs At the
dwelling houie of SAMUEL BR0wN, 10 Thomaton
on the lal 1'ueiday of this and the hve following
months, at two Of the clock in the afternoon
which time and place we ihalI give our attendance
JOSIAH REED, Commit
SAMUEL BROWN, EonsrJ.
TB0maR0H, FEB 70. 1904. Mar, 1sl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

TF | fwear By thar eye, you'll allow,
4 IT. look is 70 Uniting and new,
THAI the cath might take on il now,
ehc very next glauce would undo
Fhufe babies thai nenle 70 Ay,
Such different arrows have go,
That an oath,on the glance of an eye,
Such as yours, might be off in lhot,
Should lRear by the dew on your lip,
Tbs, each moment the treafure renews,
II my conltancy wifhes to trip,
I might kits of the oath when choofe
Or a fgh may diiperle from that flower,
The dew ans lie oath that are there;
And I'D make new oath ev'ry hour,
To q 1ie them 70 iweetIy in air.
Bat clear upthat heav'n ofyour brow,
Nor fancy my faith Is feather,
On my heart will pledge you my vow,
And they both mutt be broken together.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

THE Subfcrber hereby gives notice to all con-
L cerned, that having been duly appointed Ex-
ecutor Of tie lait viii and tcRameut Of SETH
STAPLES of Turner, IN the county Of Gambler
land, Yeoman, drceafed has taken upon hmfclf
that trutt and given bond as the law directs; he
therefore reqnelts all perfons indebted O.
aid deCeafed's eitate, to make immediate payment;
aud thofe who have any demands thereon to exhi-
bit the !ame 10 JOSIAH STAPLES, Executor
. N B. He will attend to the [ettling accounts
the tirf and third Tueidays Of the three following
months, at the houfe of the deceafed.
(3m) Turner, January IS, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

TO THE HONORABLE THE SENATE, AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF The COMMON WEALTH
OF MASSASHUsETrSr IN CEFERAL COURT AS
sESBLED AT BOSTON, ON THE SECOND WE'D
EEsDAY OF JANUARY, A. D. ISOa.
XZOUR Petitioners, whole names are hereto fub-
fcTibrd, beg leave to reprefent 10 your honors,
thar large number Of Saw Mills are feated Al and
near the head Of Sae5 fef the we0ern eide OF Saeo
TiVsr and that the boards thofe mills are now
hauled by teams from above faid falls, 70 the tide
waters, for hpPing and is attended with great er-
pence and trouble, beAdes iDarng the umhet alfo
TO the moi of iaid mills, the logs from which laid boards
are iawcd, arc hauled by teams. Your petitioner
further Rate, that valt quantities Of boards timber
wood itaves, fngles &c. are brought down the laid
river, and landed above the faid fa TO be afterwards
hauled by teams and that il would be extremely ufe-
full aud convenient il they could be conveyed to the
tide below the ld falls in he fame RATS As hr
made IN the country above, w.hout being fepatated
transported and RATED again, - they now are Obliged
be, IN addition 70 the great convenience Of floating
mill logs to the mills and near faid fails They
therefore humby pray your honors that they and fuch
others as may hereafter be aGocated with them NAV
be authorized to make Canal from or near Gooch's
Hand. % called, above faid falls to the waters below
:he falls, at the moi convenient place for chipping
and in the moi convenient direction for the (aid pur-
poe, with iuch numDer of locks as may be neceii4ry
for the fame and they may be incorporated viii
fuch powers and the Establishment Of fuch toll as ulua
in imilar inaanees and as in duty bound. hall ever
pray, SC Bassj,vd, Dec. 1901.
Aaron Porter, George Thatcher,
Iere. Hill, Prentiis Meea,
Benjamin Nalons lchabod Fairfield
Samuel Pielfon, Edmund Csfin.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
LANDS For SAFE.

THE following lots 10 Standifh, No. A. -. and
So, in the fecond divioh, generally known 4,
the name Of Elliot'S Lots-No. q and &c are On
that part ofStandiih called the Neck. and near ~
outlet Of S-bago Pond-and have an cxcrlIent
growth of Oak and other timber thereon ,-For
terms apply to THOMAS NOTIFY
Portland, Alsre5 as.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
WHEAToN'S new difcovered PATENT
Itch Ointment

"A SAFE, convenient and eficacious remedy for
a that mea difagecable and tormentng diordcr
called the ITCH has been always greatly needed but
no one, it prefumed. has before been dilcovered.
which viii efect the cure without having in il either
Brim0one or Mercury both Of which difagrecable
and DANCE Gus. The brimltone is generally applied
with mixture Of hogs lard fat, and for few
eral days, dried in by the fire, either Of which
poies the patient to the moi Imminent danger Of TAX
ing cold, by opening the pores Of the body, and at
the Tame time mPregnating tho blood with poifonous
quality, and weakening and debtating the whole con-
ftution. The nc of mrrcOria ointment il extremely
dangerous and often fafal to the health.
But from the effects of long experience and much
inquiry, an happy At length q have in my power
20 furnifh the public with medicine which will 40
certainly chre Inc Itch il applied; which Is eafy
and fate for any age habit contribution, and attend
ed with difagreesbe consequences any kind eth
er At The time of uGng a. any time after, can
be proved by near Ihouand people Of different ages,
contributions and fates Of health, who have ued this
ointment and been cured by il. J. WuEAroN.