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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24

DEg}G/7efj
Roie Blankets, 6 Combs, of all de-
10 10, mentions,
Red, green and blue Red SEALING Wax,
baking Baize, Powder Fioyns, 4,
Swan(iown, s, Is, 10 or.
Liooflin ecatings Shaving BTuhes,
,w;iied, Powder Bags,
Velyeteen, very fine Net Nighr Caps,
Raz RS, Steel Shutters,
backgammon Boards, plase Rru1les,
complete, shoe+Strings,
Rouge, all forts, Queens Carriers,
Ivory Combs, all Six Palfes,
Gzes, DO Watch Chains,
Corkicrews, uewelt Powder Knives,
fort, opaniih Wool,
Tooth Brufhes, Nutmeg Gfa,ers,
Mix of Roles, Gilt & black Sleeve
Aaorted Ehences, Buttons,
Snufer Tray $, new- Court Platter,
eft fahions, Bodkins,
Shaving Bafors, Watch Keys,
The bef London Black & red Lead
Backing, Pencils,
Paokwocd's strops sufpende.s, low 6
& Pate, high priced,
With moa elegant AAoremenr of the
Derbylhire Spar il fugar bsfons, Cream
Euif, Egg Cups, &c. &c.
LikezviF, fsr Sale,
MUFFS & TIPPETS.
With an elegant aGortmene of
Fur Trimmings,
Black Bear, Silver Bear, Crofs Fox.
Red Fox, Rufian White Fox, Canadian
Martin, Martin 1'hroate, Peruvian Martin
SPaniih Chenehe!lo, black Ruflia Tenet.
Silver Wolfe, do. Fox, do. Angola.
O.ange Angola fable, iilver gray, Black
fpotfed, ladies Mocoions.
ALSO
A few doz. of WADDINC
The above goods have all been manu-
featured within three months they are
Of the newell faihions and at the mott re.
ducsd prices, at the Gore at col. Gilpin,,
dwelling horfe, On King iireef.
THOMAS P. PEARCE.
N. B. The highca price given for al
kinds Of Furs.
Dec. %. dsteots
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24
Sales bp auGlou.
On SATURDAY,,

III j Q o'cl5ck, rvig be Jold at The Veuane
SIRE, the Garner IF King ard Ueiau
f,esfs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiksy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caals,
Wine in pipes and qua;tcr cals,
Moia{ies in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags.
Raihns in kegs and boxes,
Dozens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lriih Linens,
Cafimeres, Calicoes,
Kerteys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedt'cks,
Fearnausht, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing SILKS,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
NEGRO Cottons. HandkcrchietS,
Worried and other India Costons, &c
Stockings, &c.
TEIOS. PATTEN, Anaioaeer.
Dec. "a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24
Freight w anted,
WM. HARISHOKNE &,

Has f6y Sac at bis fore an Cal. Hoes
Wbay,
Q Pipes London Market Ma
deira Vine, four years old,
Pair Burr Mill Stones, five feet diameter
1000 Bufhels ,iibon Salt, firt quality,
IS Tons Swediih Bar Iron, fine drawn,
10 Tons philad. do.
Firh quality Brown Sugar by the hogfhead
and barrel,
Philadelphia Lump and Loaf Sugar ty the
hoghead and barrel. part in loases not more
than los. each,
PLATTER of Paris by the ton or bulhel,
Tobacco in kegs,
A few barrels of new Pork and Reef,
Hay in bundles about AGO lbs. each,
For Sale, or Rent,
A few Lots in good iituations on Fairfax,
Wilkes, Prince and Warrington Streets
AJo, for Sale,
A three aory Brick Houfe, on King, near
Fairfax Street, a very coed ffand tor builneis.
Wanted,
Two or three JCURNEYAiEN CoOPERS,
20 whom good wages and ccnttant employ will
be given at his mill.
Dec 10
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24
POsTpONEMENT.

The Sale Of Books advertiied
to take place this evening, at my Auction
Room, is poaponea I'LL MONDAY evening"
next, at 5 O'Clock
THOMAS PATTEN.
Dec. 2s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24
ALSO,
A varisty Of DRY GOODS,

-AMoMG WHICH ARE
SuperGne cloth and Kerfimeres,
Marrow Cloth, and flannels,
Irilh Linens, and Cznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chirtzes and cslicoes,
Canbrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Maain and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing tllks,
Ribbons, Hats. and
a number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Dec. IL. Vendue- Mater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24
Dunlsr ;asg.

On WEDNESDAY,
1t ten s'cioek, qu.z be Isl4 at tie Yss4af
Stare,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whiikey IN barrels,
Gin in cafks ard barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
AIolsGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Wbite and brown ioap in boxes
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aaorted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24

ADA M l. 7 N n
Has jgG reetived,
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
.7eweIy, plated, .7apaned s. fancy
GOODS, Of a y/nprrjar qualjy, AID Of
the ueqVsN Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pearl
Rings, Bracelets, SC. plated Urns. Tea
Pots, Gators, CandleAicks, &c. J7p2ncd
Urns Tea Trays and Bread Banzeys !;
gilt Necklaces, Brooches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Ro: ks,
Penknives, Racers, Sifars; Paints in
boxes marking Tyres in boxes complete;
Snuff Boxes; plated & feel Spurs; gold
and iilvcr Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Spangles, PurlS, Glyer Thimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a mum Ter
other articles.
he has aJs far Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
gilt and common Watch Keys, by The
dozer, and Crucibles.
EIe manufactures, as ufnal, all kinds of
Gold and Silver Work, to any pattern.
Nov. a. dt3cttf.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
Dortlano,
COLLEGE in MAINE.
MoWDAr, SEPTEMBER 6, 1902.

! On Thurfday, the I'd infant, the ceremony
of inducing the Rev. JossPH MKsAs into
|1bc Office Of Prehient OF BovD9rN CoLLs1E, was
performed at Braaf1viak.
The interca excited in the pubic mind. BY
No novel and important tranfaaion, in a coun
>ry 70 recently inhabited only by the rAvsges of
Me wilderness, drew together the greatea con
scourfe of lpealtors ever witneGed in the Ditria
of Maine. The meeting houfe not being large
enough to contain one fourth part Of the PEG
bic adembled, fage was erected under a
grove of pines upon the plains, on whi,h the
fsveral ceremonies took place. Notwithland
ing the concourfe was 70 great, the utmolt de
eeocy, order and attention was hewn; and
abe folemnities were performed without any
interruption,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
Dieo,


On Wednsr1,v lat, vlls ELiz, WAIr, aged II
Her character truly iemenlae aud the mild radi.
Her mind iIlunred by th.f wiidom, "whofe ways
Tbols who bc knew her worth. eitify her fiia
Pctv her Gnery tenderness, and her Of friend
tho She experienced in their fad variety pam and
dGrcis; YET the rlurmur of complaint efcsPcd
her lips, and rt6gnaton On he'd his bed Of death.
o., fsigf Fozrr Eat ever 5oon'i
70 lax Etts grirgTei ysens;
No Jooaey obsaE than s4fa17b5--
Ho7p sayfiv'4 br~r ny virintr been.
ETtb yifzr j.y5 Hope f,.7o'd fBe 4pay,
44af Hygcas rats Grekd ny BroTp-
LOvrty, and young. and EooI, and gay,
Tbou gvsrt-5rs 10 7DbH art fb5H a0-u
caH-EfsEG--lss-e Csf5f Odd
70 statt's sbW Jigf ~ eayy PRES
Fy4l az %. tcaants ef he Jo5
Wbia5 ySrauas Bee t1or to- face Of day.
Let Jyaris Mirth r. Pesjfy: bey,,
Here II Youth 7ps N tranf,zt boom
Here kef gain Beauty drob tear
ELIZA rrosI1er5 in he fsn15 n"
AT York, Mifs Lucy sFwALL, aged rs years En-
deared 70 her relations and friends Nv all thofe qSai
es Of dilPof ion which exlct admiration and cneem.
AZ Bermuda Eiza5stb CRisg5an maiden lady,
aged 1oI years, month and DAYS. She never took
any meecine except herb teas and diet drink and bu
little Of them
KA't@ by lightning. At Bridgton. Mr.. TsJa 3 5iana5
ard aged a. His fon. who ltsndng By his kdc
was very mnch hurt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
commemorate Of aeaFarbufetts.

sork, G.-M Csuttof Common Pleas, 6fgRn and
boidrn NJ Marlborough, qVH6A and tor TIE toHg
n of INK, o. re foarfb TuJ5ay Of Asgga, being
t9e 74t6 day of Fad mouth, A. D. I8ot
ON the petition Of Katharine Wendell,
of C4m5ridge, 10 the county Of Middi ,fex,
widow, Gale Gaunett, of fad Cambridge, eiQuire,
guardian Of Katharine B, attic Gannett, John My
Co GsnHett, Thomas Bt attic Gannett and Eliza
bet 4 Latham Gannett, minors and children Of faid
Q leo Ganrett asd his tate wife Katharine Gannrtt
drceaftd, all Of iaid z lmbridge, and John Mcllen
~ fad Cambridge, clerk, guardian Of Sophia Mclcn,
Katharine Salfonfdn MeIirn, ADD John WendtII
Mten, All Of fad Cambridge, minors. and chill
drea Of the laid John MeiIcn and hi prc(cnt wife
:kewirs, that the fajd Katharine Wendell aud the
fad m'Hor children are feiz-d Of one Undivided
mostly Of certain traa Of land iuate in the
towns Of Rfddrt3rd and frnndei, in the county Of
York, containing by eRimation about nine hundred
and fxty acres, and bounded northealtrriy by Saco
river, being one hundred and twenty rods ia width
fad river, Ind thence extending iOuthwet about
four miles tothr fonthwet line Of Saco patent, ~
called, and adjoining 10 lands Of SyIvanus Lowell,
B-nj1 tapl-, JOeph Staplt, and Others, on the
mort rwceerly fide, aud 10 lands belonging TO Rob
ert @ IpatrIck. and the heirs OF Beu amin Hooper,
jun. late Of iaid E.1deford, deceaf 6-the taid
noety being formerly part Of the ctate Of Grnrral
William Brattle, late Of Bottom, decraied-the 9TH
er moietY belonging to perfons unknown 70 the
petitioners And praying that thsr laid moiety
may BE- dnly affgnrd % the fad Katharine Wen
DELI AID faid mihnr children 10 hold IN irveralty-
Ordered, That the petitioners caule
The fubaAnce oi Their sid petition, aud this order
thtreau, 70 be inferted three week fuccciivcy 10
TIC Portland Gasrfte, printed by EIczer A. Jerks
th- laa publication thereof 10 be twenty days AZ
l-sf prior to the next term Of this Court, to be
hoten Al Biddfford, within and for fad county 1t
York. on the lat Turf4ay Of October next; 70
the end any psftcn or DertOns intereted therein,
may then and there appear and thew caufe, II any
they have. why the prayer Of the fAid petition
houd DOT be granted.
AueH, DANIEL SEWALL, 'Ch-k.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
Patm
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Barine

SUNDhT, Sep 5-Arrived fchooner Olive capt.
William Prentifs 3, days from Martinico Left there
brig Jane CroG Portland bris Miranda, Morton.
York; fchooner William, DENTON, Portland TO fail in
days for e1andria fchooners Hope. Swan. Mar
hiehead, Caroline. Knapp, Newburyport, aud Three
Friends, Lite Wfcahet, at anchor Sailed with
capt P. fchooners Hector, Chemng- Of Newyork, for
Point Petre, md Favoritc, Lord. Of Norwich, for
Turk. Inaad .-Augue a, fpcke in lat So, long 70,
to Cape Francois
Ship Sally, capt Fitzgerald. Of his port, paed Eif-
on the ~ June.
Brig Mariner, capt. Robert Strong, was at Cape
Francois Augua u
Pri.sI Current a. C1s- Fyaansir.-White pine Boards
from " 10 rs Dds Shingles TO AZ Shookes 10
I1-Herrng. to 51-Four, 7.
Vfsstts SPOKEN --hsrgR J, flip Sally, Smith o.
Penoblcot, 16 days from st. Lucar for BoRon-fEr (
lat. IS. Iona =, ihp Mountvernon, 10 days from
WilcslIet, for Liverpool.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

WILLIAM KING, Efq. Of Bath. IS chof:n Pre-
fdert Of the Lincoln & Kennebec Bank.
ISAIAH THOMAS. Efq ha. been removed
f'om the Off Of PoffmaRer, at Worceaer, 10
make room for one Of Jefferion's modern pat
riots.
Philadelphia is now confidered as free from
any conts eious fever
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

III Court Of Common Pleas for The county Of Cum
bsrklad, begun and boidcs az Portland, IN and for
laid county, on tbe third Tassay Of June AID rSo1.
ON the petition of Eleazer Crabtree,
Of faid Portland, Mariner, lhewing-Ihat he
is r. Z-d as tenant IN common with other perioHs
10 him unknown, Of certain piece OF Flats tosetn-
r with an old Wharf fandfns thereon, Iyng 10
Portland aforefaid, fituatsd and bounded az fol-
lows, viz. Beginning al fake faodIng on the
northerly hdc Of an old wharf and bf the ioutheriy
fte or corner ofa lot and fats purchaied by him of
Enoch M y, June I7.AnnoD0mini, 1909, a. BY the
deed thsreofrecordsd may appear; thence runaing
fouthery at right angles, and at high water mark
forty feet 70 fake thence roaming north rIghty
foar degrees eaf keeping faid width Of forty feet
from the iouthrry nIc of faid LOT and hats purcha
fed as aforefaid 10 low water mark, including the
old wharf thereon ttanding-That he is dehrous ~
hold and enioy his part or hare in taid Hats anu
wharf, being one 6xth Of the fame, in fevsraty !:
Add therefore prays that MS fad part or ihare may
be fet off and divided from the rrt agreeably 10
law Of the Commonwealth IN iuCh Gales made anu
provided.
Ordered, That the petitioners caute
the fev<ra perfons nterefed in fad Etate, and
living within the State, or the Attornies OF iuch
As abfent and have Attornies fehGing Wfhin
ia: Stste, 10 be duly notified of fa'd petition, ri
ferving them perfonally with copy thereof oF
leaving copy az their dwelling houie or IAN Piacr
Of abod- OF by infsrsing the fubfance Ct the iaGl.
three weeks fucc-iiivey N one or more or the pup
lie newspapers, that they may have opportunity ~
make their exception 70 this Court, On inc thtri
Tuelday &C Oaober next, 10 their grantinE tnS
lane, Auef, SAMUEL FREEMAN GEEK
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

4 CONTAIN fuppiy may be had At HoJt tlvrya. a.
~ sreaf7nabls price Tholc gentlrrnen who VITA
NJ be fuDDed nay have them ready any given Fire
~ applying 70 THOMAS HophtNs, CT ri toe Ma
kcrs on the prc7ifrs
AZ Two kiius arf now Tcac5 ~ a=avrry-
Portiasi a. r., ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
Strayed,

a COW, black md white ipotted, the lip or
n her horns fawed Of; fhe ID Of fraIi ize.
Whoever has taken I'd fAid Cow, and wi inform
~ printer 70 that he ma D. returnedto th- owner
haII be rewarded OR his truuSe HLVnh A.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

Nrw LrsHr HousEs.-A Light Houfe ID to be erect
ed at the entrance Of Porfnouth harbour. on that
part OF Fort Point called Pollock Rock Another il
TO be bui On Lyndes Point, The mouth OF Connec
ticut river
Larisz. Juiy Ga new Light Houe has lateIy been
erected IN the Baltic Il i hlustrd the 5 point oil
Tel icr, named Gielder Odde
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

II The Newhsmpthre ele.tion for Reprefenta
lives, took place on Monday lat. BY the re
NM received o. Satur lay, the profPetl is "a.
TpTAble 10 the federal ticket.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
PORT OF WISCASSET.

dEsgR I9-Sh'p Nebby. Jackfon. for Barbados.
A-SHf lS-Schooner Stock ]. Alien. for Antigua.
Ss"s d.y Schooner Msie' Chsle, Cor Barbaaoe
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
FOR SALE,

n 70 5, Long W6arf,
IRON thirty to forty Of the bet Of Z uiii4 and
j. Swcdes IRON,
NAIL PLATES and RODS, of different fizss,
STEEL, Of various forts,
Patent Cut NAILS Of all kinds, by the caik,
Ben Holland GIN BY the ca1k,
COTTON Woo, and bett Of COFFEE, per bag.
Rusia and Ravens DUCK,
LOAF oUG AR, BY the loaf.
Al which viii bs fold or the iowe(i terms by ap
plying 70
Cotton 3. Brooks.
Per,tyrl Sof f. 80,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

THE SrocK EoLDERs Of the a9atne Blnk,
= are reminded that the fra nitalnent Of ten per
cent IS be pad in rueiday next and that tbeir
frl meeting uands adjourned Tuefiay the 4th
init. SAMUEL FREEMAN PER order.
L..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
thirty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the hou(e Of John Goodwin, of
N This town, en- she night OF tn ID ipit. Ne
gro 5ervant Girl, coal black, with large eyes,
we1rslarge ear rings, with icsr naGer one Of her
ears, about ~ years old hort thick made, and
was dreGrd either ID Hrip-d Holland, or Footed
Csco.-The above reward will Be given for ap-
pretending her61 lodging her ia Prfon,or bringing
her TO the houfe above nsmed.
THOMAS BLANCHARD.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

A few weeks hnce Bonaparte was on a viGt
to Cirardin, Tribune, Ct devant Mareuis,
at his fent called Hermonvile, where Roudeau
lived many years as tutor 10 the prefent Girar
din when youth. Gira din thought il highly
6 ahrying to thew him the room Roufeau in.
hahited however, inaead of being plealed, he
turned away from it, and laid with frown,
" Take me from this Place; the name Of Rouf
leau is dreadful TO me to his anti.focial r aen
and falfe philofophy We mua attribute all the
horrors Of our cououy, and i is owing TO him
that we are where we are"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
DAVID PEASE.
Five Dollars Reward.

IT OST, on the AID Augun Ian between Corhan1
IL corner and Col Ander.on's, id Nv ndh IN 4 black
A0yce1o Porkst Bso nJaning Ten Dollar and one
Five Dollar Bill, Note Of Hand, aud number Of
Receipts. Whoever has found he fame, and viii
turn the iubicrber CO ham Corner or leave IL
ar this Office, fhAll receive he above reward
So. 8. JAMES Nj KFLLAN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
aarrien,


In this town. Mr.. RsG-rt Bay6sp, Mis- sae Ro5iaa
daughter Of Capt Jothua Robinlon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

La FAYETTE has written letter TO Bona
paTte on the iubjeH Of his being Conful for if-,
IN which he f-ys, thar she has his vote, pro
vided ne reltores GO the people OF France, the
rights Of citizens and the liberty Of the prefs.'
BonaParte has ient him back a We bal meGage.
laying, " Tell General La Fayette. if were
TO 20 that which he wifhes, neither he nor |
would be in France three months
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
90 Dollars Reward.

M guard, o. tie . ,ght .pt til. ooh IF Ausuit,
1904, from the h1ue Of Deacon DAME Guid, ia
diired, ID the rounty If York, man BY the name
VI JOHN DREW, Of S5aflsigt, il taii county
having black han, liHht complexion, dark eyes.
IS years Of age. whoever vii apprehend faid
runaway and deliver him 20 the lubIcriber, in
York, ihl receive the above reward
SIMON FERNALD, Dcp- SberD, York.
S,1t X
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

81 THE a5.ribsr r-sars pgtigr-i f5rrt fay tbt e.
sezregsnsnf b or rerfivsi IN BIB Pai Ls 81 Ssf ard
1ieifj soaiHH1ns " TOE E,rs a7f FEter5 biffb H he
eSaveHeaee for foiag go0 aa5fb aIisn eonasd e1o7.
Of re FAM TV5b d HTg Occupies (ia aliiszf 70 b G,i3 at
teaOa 7Obieb b ba berete faf aIbfa artrue1 bs
sare) rtiA X EdHt ia11exsat NJ gsns~tz sbr IN
to70a country, 7gbo may b1vs any 54 t1s ~ TIE
Com@aa ha+, 70 !ot Bs s rvfI their s5s Ba14b g4a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
foreign artjti.s.

LONDON, July "A.
Oudinot is appointed BY the FirA Conful.
Captain General for Louiiana. Talleyrand
IS out of health, and gone to the fouth oiFrance
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06
Portland, Srsfc1f5er +, 1904.

a Iii prrlona wAD Lave demands upon the E ate
"A Of AMBROSE SNOW,
late Of Sterben, MarRe, dlcralrd, reprefented IN
f0lv ut, are requeitrd 10 exhibit the fans 70 The
fubf r,b5r5, duly appointed 10 receive and examine
the raim- agrnt laid eitate. at the bouie OF Mr..
THoMAs ARCBiBALD, - Cb-rryfeld; where they
Will attend tor trp purp0ic, ,hr lad Tnrjay oi
this an ire i've fo'rwing moaths. -
JOSEPH WALLACE, JUN.
THOMAS ARCHIBALD, }CoNnjDfsEer5
ALEXANDER NICKELS,1
C5yrryf,id, AayuR ID 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06


z, OMETIME ia the month Of October, 1901. a
y man BY the name Of EDWARD feathers.
from P-feJgorors5, fate q Newhamplh re, came
into this neighborbood in the charaa-r Of labor-
er-hlred with laDdrY people, and 4cqaired an ex-
celent chara6tsr. IL this capacity, he continued
IN that lndufrious manner oflivpg, at difFrrerS
PAGES until Monday, thc 10th Of Auguf, 1904 :
WHEN, at work FOR Mr.. Alexander Nicnols, he was
taken i'll, ADD on Thurttay following, was Iited
~ d. Mouiton, who prsicrbed shd left i6me
medicine; after which hs appeared to be- little
better, untii Friday evening, about eleven O'Clock.
Mr. Plintds Ptndl-ton, who lodged with him, fell
zleep, and awoke about two Ia the morning, and
found the window open, and the fck man gone.
II appeared that hc went without bat or fllc-s
wearing ouy fhirt, trcwfers, pair of old fock-
ings, and thin wafcoat. The family and neigh
borhood were Immediately alarmed, ami f4arch
infantfy made and continued through Saturday.
On Sunday i became very general, and has con-
tinted with fome intermiion, until this TINS bur
10 difcovery can Be made, or even traces Of him,
ince his frf ieaving the window.--A F-rfon
Who NAV diftovsE the laid Leaf5er5 # living, or
hi body, If dead, Or any cfcamfanct relating to
him Since his departure, dSIirrd 70 forward in
formation as early p1fi5e 10 bis friends 10 Pr
terlt9yougb, BsJif, or Pro[pets.
PrgPta, AEsG q, Soi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

Mr. RICHARD DsRBY. Of Salem, has been
prefented 70 the Firf Coniui, az PARIS and his
LAZY, TO the Lady Of the FHh Coniul.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

THE partnerihip of O1vm y G,gasd. Is this
day dido!ved by mutual confopt Al Perfons
having accounts open with fAid hrm arc rcqu-hcd
nake immediate flttIerrn 20 either Of the Iubcrbers
JOHN OWEN
FRANCIS OSGOOD.
Peyti1-S 14ruf "a, 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

CO Fbe Printers ID bat Nesy57mhEi,r and f5e
DiRr3 pr l14iHr, may la5Ve tbe ea4fs Of bamaritys
~ nfrfirg the ADORE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

Mrs. Lenox, lady to Major L4nox. Of Phi
ladelPhia, has been prefented 10 the Queen, by
the American Miniter's lady. Her drels,
while Grape, fiperbly ornamenred with flowers
Of filver fPangles, and great difplay Of Glver
tahels, wei arranged he fame time was
prllenred, by the fame lady, 10 the Queen,
Mils Keene, youog lady from America. Whole
lovely countenance, added TO an elegant and
graceful 6gure. particularly attracted the no
tice Of all prelent her dreis, white cape,
richly and elegantly adorned with pearl and
golden rofas. rhe Above lady is neile oi Mrs.
Lenox.
Mr.. RICHARD DERBY. Of Salem has been
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

Cd, and nesbboraoodin in parcnlar, wiifeel mon fen
hby sifscted BY this ftroke' TIE yg5feaa are fakea
avpey fran fbs evg 10 e0us''
AZ Attery, Major samuel Leighton
AT Bottom. Thomas Bn finch, n d. agsd ~
Mrs. Jane Lake Mr.. Zackeus Stoweil, 38-Mts
Sarah Skilien, 35--Mr William nayhcw, 46-hliG
Sufan Geyer, 3s-Mrs. Eiizabeth Cook, zS.-Mr.
Thomas Pelham, 40.
At Cohailett Mrs Rachel James, aged 40,
At Brooklyne, Mrs Mary Slack. aged 20.
At CharIelown, Mrs Sarah 3r4dhreet, S4.-Mrs.
Joanna Hurd, o.
At Poulmonh, N. r.. Mrs. Elizabeth Tackion, 60.
Mrs. abigail Peverly. AZ -
At Georsstpwa (Co D Mrs Rebecca stoddard, wife
ofth~ late Secretary Of the Navy
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-15

.,hie CHizen al intrepid Seaman cor.
''psgtor N.vvator an able and well informed Fac
r. .od Man, Whole unboEnded benevolen-c
lind and conciiiating manners and dilpoi
sD- ever rendered him dear 70 ali fuch as had
y .l.alnrs Of his acq qlainrance-but alas bis
s.Id, u mot REIGN themfelyes 10 the DEGREES Of
nv 'agsrrulng and benevolent Providence,
~ : TO whoa all nature owns a fovereisn fway,
.ad nsn's bei duty IS but to obey.
s,rwoud we hope 70 live another hour
par vain is h3pe, and vain all human power
T,r eountlels millions are but born TO die,
Vet daily dying fee no dagger nigh