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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

countable reverle he was IL of-e d5fbed from,
the fummit Of cltcem ana love to the ds,rh
OF contempt and adherence : Hntofy win
ahiwsr TINS man was fiIrote add blaiteSi by
TIE Ifsr1cE oE Con Fhe fuddcn ex-
6 q of character q lately proud of its
nFength, and didainful in its reiources, calls
TO mind the fate Of Z Roman city, which had
oesn repated as tmPfeg aabie. e The Goths, y
rays thelt hiiforian, the Goths, with ire
" ft'ibie fury, rnihei on the ramparts and RE
= Hfst agf eoafd bar1y ailcevrr ne rams af
=" Hgn:ieid.'
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

The fame Exarriner has lometbjoc, ,,G;.E
Z calls Letter och 10 7. T Ca.lsn3.T r.
koilowing IS specimen.
!" Out Of Virginia !oIitary COPY r,f ~.
" Pfofpectl might have Fosfned; and ey;tb;r
: the Seate, the then oppofi,ion rsrrefte,s
: It's appearance, dilovaej its tenor, and ~,
. rred in oblivion the copies fubfcr;bed f.,
:" under an ignorance oil IFS contents. wilma
:, all the h&i4ooings Of the Scotch correconn.
:. dent were only able 10 gain adn;a;on, far
:, very few extt31ts into newspapers Of eit}e-
g eo9piexion. And this is the book ,gb 5i,c1
: Sailender tays turned orr blr. Adams.
= ou!gh my gorge rfies at IT.
: os the very day, wher this ExafniDer an
Peared, we've printed Nr- Tefcrfon,s ev,c,
t@ttetss whersin he thanks tie author f,r
ieRding him Proof meets, Gays that fnch ~.
Pe[' canao' iaiI Of producing tbe 5cf e,3;sf.
and finally fnFniihes materials for corn,etio,
the volume fudg- Between Jones and Tel.
The author of the boo! never fid fbst =
fH'-'tes onf J,So6n 41aGnsj. This is one Of Me-
rlwethcr's endlefs lies.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

SOME TIME ago, the Reverend
!i5ahoP Msdi!on was at tic city OF Walf1-
lFgfon. while he was sherc, the pref
denf told him thar the f0ms believed
upon Caliender were given nerety IL.
c6ar'ty, The Biihop came 10 Richmond
and told this TO every body. The ftory
gained belief; for who was 10 have dit.
tfplted a Preidenc and loilhop? This
torced a publication Of the letrers The
oviglnai manuscripts have been fee1 bv
lcores; end they are admitted IS fhe GEN.
ulne probation Of Thomas FeRer1oo
Mr.. DAVIS tells Us, that not one Cnole
demo has called upon him for FIGHT Of
them. The manuscripts are known 70
DC, what they pretend 10 be. Bur mark
the luttlce ana gratitude of the prcfidenr d
tie wanted to brand Calender, as AMI
lmpoftor; and if the nanufcriUts had
been loft, he would perhaps have Glc
ceeded. Yet q Yankie editor, (one
weeks ago, made this wife renal :.
" We may be fure that the wary Scos
. has faFsa care y The letters" wee
DIR the letters are fate. Yet even 5he;r
oeng delfroyed ro-morrow could ~,
by this time, be but of inferior confe
qpence. They have been read by manv,
VINO are Juit as we'll acquainted with The
hana "fiIIng5 as with The face Of the
PFeiident. Their authenticity has heen
'tamped with che fcal Of universal CO..
yictIon. The Aurorx, and twenrv G,rI,
papers, may bark and babble &c ,n,,-b '
as they Pleale; but they will never r1 ,s;,,,
che balls OF opinion, and Of ey;dsnr~
hey will never be able to reao~s ~ ~.
reputation Of Mr. Jeferfon, as a gentle , :
man OF honor and vcraciry. TBat'9 61,ar
I PC nation has made q miraculous e{ean.
nom a the rldicule Of iccond election =
, :! candidate :; 1t was hoped and be-
l lLSG ftlat laiiendefhad loaor dclfroyed
. .1 Ie0ers. Ii was upon this conceif
That Jones dare9 hin to bQ5i;6 -
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

MANY gentlemen, when fubfcribjeg r.
this paper, have enquired for complete fs;s -
the Recorder. Thcfc are NOT TO he has
But this Ittle publication will. N fo-ae g
inrt, ilPPly tfe wane IF them. Befds, che
ieyen letters 70 Jones, the I4a OF whi-a ns
rung through every Rate, and every fecose
newspaper IN fhe union, the collection con,
ta'ns many osher articles Among rheic are,
Drffhcf u Hargn BarT--/4y. Samuel CHI
mn, Ne h--bJfHec II linofty Ficke,fsc-v'
anu m5-e 05onf r<8gbiicaz a-c6Hol7y--Rit!.
variety Of foall pieces.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

The Examiner of October Str, which ;s
printed upon vs'y eoaris bipe aorapbirg pa
per, Contains more than three columns abont
the pe"ftentiary. The writer has iipce nnb
llihed long errHta. He might have fsyed
hlmtcfi thar trouble No man acoua;n,e5
with what competition is viii read his mr.
Torrance EesoHd time and even IN horsa
hrit Psfuial requires an uncommon {har~ a
patience and fortitude. We look upo., tb,.
whole ;etairY as an erratum; and nor wortt,
the liFk With which it was Written.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

MANT gentlemen refiding in ffates NORTH
o. this have addFeiIed letters to us, to fcnd
Shcm the Recorder ; and requeaed we would
name any pcrion isAPhilddelphia, or New York.
Where they could fend their fabfcription mo-
ney' We take this opportunity of informing
the tn pubic, that Mr. Lewis, papcr-n,aktr. At
Fh'iadeipfla5 will receive any fubfcr;;otions.
isff FOR the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman orin.
ter OF the New York Herald, 1T New York.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

~ ms Examinerofla} Saturday, Jones has
at length ipoke what is t-ne For he avs
that, GIN letter Sd. to ]. T. c. tber. are
tara mTsrAKEs" Jones ought to have
sailed them LIES; bus we accept OF his apo.
logy. - @t'
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

IF Duane believedip q futHre fate, arra j.
rewards or puIainents, would he dare 70 CIR
euiate twesv2 tllotfandii lies per day2
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

DUANE IS requeaed TO inform his res-
ders, to which OF the planets he tends th<
overplus OF Auroras. We mean all rhe de
terence between thofe which are circulated
upon this planet, and the 1000 which he pre-.
sends TO p<lblifh.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

= Meriwether Jones, Letter 7.
+ Vid. Ls &c s to the public.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

II IS rhe cnlto| Of fornc people who with
20 encourage paPeis TO lubfcribc ior great
many; but to direct only one TO be lert. For
l1a n ia GREAE MAN wanted 10 pive
l'uane 500 dollars per year, be won Id f,bfc7 The
% as many papers IS would srt,ount RI tbat
em huJ would diseSet only one to be Zen, -
MS reiidence. Perhaps this IS the way +,
winch re 0rgan Of he ps6iie lyiH makes osr
1000. o1'
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

r. duane IS the propagator of II millions
OF ies IN one year, viii he not, when the ood
OF luttice ihall judge ,1ankind, call UPON re "
ana mountains 10 hide bin But peresns ~
organ OF the public viii is one Of the IlT,.n;~
natl tsr one Of thofe who deny fIturiry. .
Or OF lone other iett, Whole principles arc ~.
.lets detehable1 = : iio
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

IF Duane publiihes 1000 papers per dav-
@fo each paper contains only 4 lies "a moder-
ate cafcuiation) each papcs being read bv fye
Paflons, then the organ of the public viii NAV
DC 'aia TO propagate IS millions and forty
thons4nd deceptlons in the courfe of one wear
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

~ Duane prints 1000 papers per day, il
wiz De 80! Feafns 10 CURES Of paper per
year L. VIII DC resfonable 10 expect $500 q
mere WIZ hs di'patched in the diFcreEttTnails-
what tax whas an itnpoGtion2
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

10 TIE HOIDERsOF SHARES IN BACK COVE,
AND FORE-RIVER BRIDGES.
oEErLtmtN,
SUFFER- Perlon NOT intereRed 70 addrels
you, or matter in which your inrerelt appears
10 be greatly concerned You have devoted
Tome part Of your property 10 building thele
bndees And lnppoie il will yield you bur
moderate lnterst, il The freq4eat repairs which
VIII be neeotul be taken into the account
700 are not 60 look for great pr offs, until a
bridge be made acroE the mouth of PrejsmJeat
rtOf. 1t i the opinion of many, conlidering
the rarrowueis of the channel and moderate
depth OF the water, that The building Of iuch
bridge would not csa nearly 10 much as Back
Cove bridge did. By il the travelling FROM
Col. March'S tavern 10 the feat of William
Martin, Eiq, will be ihorteoed as much as five
miles, beiites the advantage of much better
road Which viii b. lach objects with travellers,
that the whole current of travelling between
eat and wet viii be through Portland By
wh'ch The prof; OF your bridges will be nearly
or quite doubl-d. Neglea nor then the build
'tg o. bridge acrofs the Prefulnfcut, if you
regard your own advantage, or that Of your
town. II he propoied bridge lhouId be free
q toll, you would be Comfortable gamers on
the whole. But if it be coll bridge, your gain
viii be tie greater. If appears moi eligible
10 you that il ihoud be without toll, fer on foot
generous lubiciiP.iou among yourfylves and
you will hnd many IN Portland, if rot in Fal
mouth and Northyarmouth. who will aHit IN
the exPenie. A FRIsSD TO IMPROVEMENT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
PORT OF PORTLAND.

LOSS OF rE4E SHIP BUTLER
E&traSs # letter fran syia~ Yood5ny, mater Of i
iP, dated As7cy0rk, Mareb ~ 70 BIZ t5i'
tsgVr.
am forry ,'..aiorm you that was obliged TO
abandon the htp Butler, the 9th inn Ia lat IS On
account of her having fprung leak AT half pan ele-
ven a. NJ. the Sth inf the wind blowing very
frclh, the pumps tried, and IA clock finding
fhe made water than common, all hands (t0ur
in number) sailed to the pumps aud were
euabfed to fuck OF them by P M--but the
gale lncreaed 70 violently as to obige u 10 Law the
chip too, which increafed her leak to luch degree
thar at o'clock the morning there ware !. feet of
water in she hold, and O'Clock there were foGnd
he feet, and the leak lf'l incressng winch ohi-
gcd es 10 think Of lome msthod to fave our Rves
AS the gale had iomewhat abated, the long boat
made ready and at 10 A. hove out---ten Of u got
in leaving the other FIVE 10 take the final beat but
before We could get her from along ide, had the
misfortune to uplct ah1 ootc her, with three and
bow together with all clothes-the other hx OF
US made fhift fave ourleves. The three men lot
were capt CHASE, of KesaJ e., who padenger,
TaoMAs CLARk aud Joan WooD.-Thc Oh p now had
ten feet OF water in her hold but fortunately the mo-
ses IN the lower hold broke loole, which enabled us
to keep rho llip above until next day az TX
o'clock. at VIII CHI time We re ealed by the brig
Neptune. capt Latham, from Savannah bound to this
port, where we arrived yriterday.-I am NOT aoe 10
inform where the leak was, bu judge il was owing TO
the
N B.-ELEzER CSockER. died after being five
DAYS our from March,
The melancholy account of the lofs of the brig
fame, capt. Ingerlo of this port. was received 10
letter from capt Woodbury., dated Bottom, March g.
from which the following i extracted 80 The day
befofeT left Newyork, which Sunday iat the
mate and boy Ut the brig Hance arrived At thar port.
FROM the mates fiatement It appears that the brig
fprune leAk the day after Che Ieft Portland, and
the 9Th Dec. uplct and filed; 10 which condition
le remained until the whole psriihed with hun.
GER excrpt the mate and 10y They relieved the
10th Of Ian by veffc bound the Streghts, and AZ
forwards put on board another bound 10 Newyork -
Capt. ingerol has left dicouloste widow, With three
children, befdes numerous acquaintance 10 lament
his fate.
Brig Eliza, of Portland, was at St. Jago de Cuba,
Feb l3-capt. Brown dead.
The Beaver, Thomas, of Portland, wal at SuTinam
Feb.8.
The Polly, Hart, OF Portland, was at Cape Fran
co.'s Feb. 40.
Big James, Show, Of Portland, was fpoken in the
iona pa1age. who had been off 5. Domingoi and
was lcnt to Cape Francois by French frgate
The Eliza, Salter Of Portland, has arrived at Phiadel
Pbia.
The fchooner Fortune, from Demarsra, for Kenne-
beck has arrived At the viney ard -sapain and mate
dead.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
fOr this cazette.
TO THE ELECTORS OF MAINE.

III might realonably have been imagined
that the lenfe of the people 70 recently and IN
squiyocally expreGed, would preclude the ne
eeiiiy Of uncommon ersrtion to enlure gen
sral outrage for our prelent excellent Chief
Aagiitrate at the enfaing election. And yet
he iPnit Of oPpoEtiouis again at work, and the
united efforts and determined vigilance of the
Trends Of thar gentlemen are necefary TO eoun-
0af is efeas.
Unfortunately for thofe who are urging the
pretenions Of Nj. Gerry, the prele1t Governor
man OF iach purity o. character, and felicity
. talents, that impuation aga'n9 him will
g lasned to by the people. Aware OF this
eHsumtance, they are compelled to rePrefs
'ae'r propenlity 70 abufe aad Witty, and con
ssu' thsmfelves with advancing forne genesal
s'ahicraiioas which In their opinion entitle
y. Gs'ry u the ehair in prefer snce 70 its pre-
'atocrupAnt.
she objea Of this piece is fairly to examine
s'ola considerations, and 70 lhow the degree q
s-ISht they ought 70 receive. A preliminary
9asltlon howsver viii occur 20 the minds Of all
Fh0 have rot pledged their fafragss to the
iupport Of party. Admitting Mr.. Gerry TO
@ all you Gay he s," lays the man Of aa5ility,
! Fet as M. Strong is acknowledged by you
!, Be at leaf bis equal in all the cardiaal points
q eharaeter, and has certainly the advantage
q experience over Mr.. Grry, Why Mould we
'snnovs him to make way FOR the other |"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
From SALEM--March a6
4NTc 4BLE ARRANGEMENT.


t..,aof 1ctter from MIR. GoRE 10 gentleman ia
this town, dated Lsaisa, Tas. =.
.sOn the 9Th iat. Mr.. King on the part Of
onr government, and Lord Hawkelbury on thar
i ,he Birth, concluded convention, by which
i. lone exiting dlffcultiesundsr the 9Th article
: me Treaty of Amity, sc are entirely
xtsIed, and adjuaed; and the Board, under the
an. whole proceedings have been fufpended,
merely BY thefe caules. is Immediately 20 re.
--fame its functions, which remain the fame as
dsicnbsl in that aTticle, excepting as to tins
4 payment of the awards. Thefe, inRead Of
bene PAYABLE al the periods the Commissioners
hsII direct. areto be in three equal inEfalments,
annually, reckoning from the date of exchange
fth. ratification of.this convention. I cannot
avoid ezprefing my hope and belief, that, from
ne length to which this buGnefs has been pro.
staaed, none Of the claimants will fuffer from
II. want Of the neoeHAry documents, and evil
Jcace to fupport their Claims"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
FRENCH SPOLLATIoNS.

The caoie of the fuferers by the French has
bseo rejeaed in Ccngreis. The ground on
which the applications for indemnity are made
20 our government is, that their claims on the
French have been barered by treaty for!a valu.
able confederation, viz. our guaranty Of the
Frsach Wet Indies, which was calculated to
snthral US 10 calanitous wars, in which we could
otherwife have not the leaf intereR On the
18th init. Mr.. Grilwoid called up motion,
which be had laid on the table, for declaring
theprinciPle " That it is proper to make provi-
60n by law towards indemnifying the mer-
chants Of the United States. for loGes fuffaned
BY them from French Spoliations,the clsims for
which lofes have been renounced by rhe final
rzri6cation of the convention with France, as
Uubfhed by proclamation Of the Prefidenr of
The United States" The Miniferialias, una
BE 20 offer Jingle argument in oppftion to 70
equitable a claim, gave iient vote in the ne
gAlive. The Yeas were 4o-the Nays az. And
thus the buGneis is put into quiet 1eep.
Til faid that Mr. King has compounded with
de Britifh Government, TO pay 400, 900 pounds
Iierliue for the Virginia debts. When our fyl.
TEN of revenue is PrepeG modified, the T1rgiz
sons will be happily exon-rsted from this odious
burthen which will thereby be thrown upon The
commercial States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
DjeU.. !.

n tins town, DoEcAs COLLINS aged 40. vie Of Te
dsd'ah Col sns-of The lociety Of Frends Mrs RA-
eEEL GtAzlER, aged 50
~ Poland, Mrs. AANNAH FARRGSe roS, hi. az.
wife Cd Mr. William Farrinston, and daughter of D-a
con Freeman OF Standith
Al salem Mrs CATHAEIEE ANDREWS, aged So
Ms M4RY f. THoRNE
At Brdgwater, Rev. JouN Porter aged 81
AT Bradford, Mira HANNAH TEsNrY, aged tsa
years, u months. and 7d4ys; defendants ~.
At Warrington, the nth in0. the Hon NAsrwoR THY
HUNTER, member from the S.W Terrto His
funeral was gu ne IJth The two Houfes formed IN
proesiii7n a the Capitol. ar O'clock The Repre-
tentative have reiolved 70 mourning badge for
one month.
AZ Hahi4y, s. Hon HsNRy NEwroS, Collector
OF hs Britannia Msjeify's Cu!foms, aged "a
A' = Peterib1tE, ~ November lat, the rich Arme-
man, LAsAREF councillor of rate, and one Of he adj
mniitratcrs Of ihe Orphan ho1e; leaving an eiate Of
n millions OF rubies: he inferred with the rreateh
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

7'HE SEzsGTMEN sf P3R514H1, gics
: notios, that Thy iavr bEbl5B.s tie revJsd IN
81 bsrjaHs quilted b vote f5r G7esrg0r, Lieaitaanf
Governor, Seaafar5, and RssrTfHtafi1ss az BY L1q5
Is airelsa-Cg5iss 81 lvie6 nay zen at TIE faveras
Of Mr.. THoGfAs MorLEr and General KzLiAM
CoDs--ar he Pm oges-af fbs o5cs or lac
IsLRr EJq---ag NJ LFLISN and BRevS's Store
and at Mr.. 1oaN TfRAszEks, IL Jail 7ozua -
and fsey berely rs74G an b-yjonf \; g4aEEsd, eObog
nanss are zOtenfsresoa dd Lii, 70 gvs iutsrmafisA
Thereof 70 any one Of t6e& 5nefirs Jst5rs tie frf
Monday Of gpri ae,s a: right oesek IL t5e forenoon,
al 9obicb time, and until eeDrH o'clock of tie fa1ss
forenoon, fbey egR BE- IN Sas0u AZ fte cozrf Hesssa
r-ceiOe sUidtHrs of rbeir qualification.
SAMUEL FREEMAN ChAIamAx
MART a6 1902.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
a9arrien,

Al Exeter. Mr.. joan AMosr to Mif DsBoR I L
WeBB.--At Ddnvers, MIR. RrcaARD ELuor TO Mif.
Polly MlsTlRE AT Beverly, MIR. WIZ GAGE, id.
10 MfS MARTHA BUrMAR.
Msdamoielie de Beauchamois. The daughter of Mad
anne Bonapare. has heen ateIy married 20 Louis Bon
aparie. the Firft ConiuIs hro.iler
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

II .sa;b;oe, and at the dillAhce Of half mile
IN neighbor, in going which ditance they
, ..re al froze more or lefs, a girl Of about s
1.,rs old vas frozc e bid thar It had been nec.
j. ~ 20 take Of; two of her toes, leveral Others
sge sorning of.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
Cumberland Senatorial Liz.
HOn WOODBURY. STORER, and
JOHN CUSHING, Ej4rg.


HR. JEEKs.
YOU viii o5lige many Of your cuRomers in
tbs quarter, by mentioning that electors
fthis dia.ia will generally fupport tie Hon.
ORCHARD COOK, Eiq. as member of Con
grsis the enfuing election. LINCOLN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29
Wanted.

RY the surveyors OF the Highway Of the town Of
- Portland, TWO YOKE or OxEN, and Too
CARTS.-Apply to JOHN 11USSEY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

To THE Hon. rae JusTroEs Of THR COURT
or CoM@oN PLEAs HaLDhN Ar WARRRN, IH
AND FOR TaE coUETY OF LrEcoLE, ON The
SECOND MONDAY or JANUARY. "A. ID 1904.
TOHN YOUNG Of PoNuaborough. in the county
J Of Lincoln. yeoman respectfully lhews thar he IS
ieized and poafed tenant ia 60 nmon wit others
TO him unknown, OF one undivided shird part of
certain trait, parcel. lot Of Land, lying il faid
PownaIborough, or JeQvaakee Meek, 70 called,
tanning one hundred and twenty acres more or lefs
being Lot number twenty ninc and bounded iouh-
eailery by Monteag great river ENTHUSIASTICALLY by
LOT number twenty-eght, north weawardiy by land
owned by William Htoa, and fouth-wea wardly by
lot number thirty and the iad Young being delrous
Of having and holding his particular part, lhlre or
portion Of laid lot Of and prsys that the fad ot Of
land may be divided ageeaby to the law il iuch cafe
made and provided aud that bis lad one Undivided
third part may by Aligned ana let of him. 70 that
he can have, hold ADD enjoy the iam- in feveray.
JOHN MERRILL, jun. Ahoray 70 Psiitisas+.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

LINCOLN, G---Ar A CoJRT ne COMMON PLEAs
HbLDES ar VARIES, IN AND FeR TIE COM
~ OF LINcoLN, ON THE SECOND MONDAY oR
JANUARY, BBISG tbs ELEVENTH DAY or
SAID MONTH, A %. ISoa.
ON he petition of TuaH You've, Of Pownaborough,
for PARTITION &c. AZ above-Orderrd that the Petit
toner notify pcrlons concerned 10 fad tract ofand
TO appear at the ne& term OF this Court. by publ-
ing an atteted copy Of the Petition sforeiad and his
order thereon ia TIE Portland Gszaft prntrd 5Y
E A. Jenks. three weeks laccefhvely lie AT pabIiea-
zion 10 be three weeks before the next term cfths
Court to er~ caule # any they have why the prayer
Of the petition fhonld not be granted
true copy Of Peti'on, and order thereon.
AtteR, ALDEN BRADFORD, cArE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-03-29

THE Letters Of SHAHcooLRN a Hin.
H. do PhilofipheF ReGdiug " PJfirsfietia bis
friend Ell HASssN al inhabitsnt az Dslbi price 874
Gents JoR reesgsl for iAls hs Boakaore a jerks
and CLARK. Nina z9I IS5Ia
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Gedtoneermg.
EELLoH CITIZENS.

FELLOW CITIZENS,
NEXT MONDAY, you will beacailed up
on for .hs eIercile of your mott important
right Of slettion.-UNIoS in fupPort of your
tFi.d friends, will again give you their fervices
Thole who with to reward virtue, talents, and
political integrity, are determined in Importing
the follorv;nr
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STATE TICKET.

His Excellency CALEB STRONG,
FOR GOVERNOR.
The Hon. EDW ARD H. ROBBINS,
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
Lands In Kentucky.

Tabs fold BY Public Sale at The
Tsutiae Cefse- Rsow, Neav 9ork, az tbf
addy Of December sext, at II 0'eloek,
so9g.
Eleven thoufand acres of land
ia one or more lors; laying in the coun-
y of Fayette, fate of Kentucky about
10 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
10 miles iouth eaa OF the Ohio River and
adjacent to the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and ieveral rifng
statements. The foil generally good,
wellwaiered and timber of various deicrip-
tons.
Thefe lands within Is miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two to three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands.
Al6,
lobe fold at the fame time and place
athe- above, nxol5<, TRACT ef LAND
oin'ne thoufand acres, in one or more lots,
the county Of Fayette, fate of Ken
l9ky, nearly the fame diaance from Lex
ingson, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tact, and lays between
lie fOrmsrand Main Licking river, diff
'ant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered Az timber of different kinds, and
y the former tract, in The neighborhood
q ihetsttled parts of Kentucky, and op-
POKE Jerfey iettlement. The grants
y Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1887 and
1888, and the title deeds are clear and In
ddpuyable.
As thefe lands are to Sc diipoied Of for
esaaif Of creditors, they viii be roGtively
'Old to the highsG bidder, for approved
H''es at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler o, Ms. James Maeerfon
- y lexington; 5 MIR. George Brook, Clerk
:. -, N0odtord eounty; or major John Lee
rsaf Frankfort will ,poin, out the laads.
IOt iurther information and an accurate
v w1, OF the lands, apply oJohn & Charles
v vNkss Eiqrs. OF Lewis Simond Efq. New
siuia. '' =
laIy 80. 4
Cath gwen for rags.