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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25
sales tp Sutton.

On SATURDAY next,
Atio o'clotE, csig BE- o2 ct TIE Aa5iea
Roar -
Lilbon Wine in pipes,
Port Wine in. quarter; oaks,
Rumin barrels,
Gin in ditto,
MolsGss in hoghead:,
French Brandy 10 bbls,
Sugar in barrels,
Soap, Candles, and Chocolate 10 boxes,
Window Glais In ditto,
Ayfou. Young Hyfon, Hyon Skin, and
Souchong Teas 10 chefs,
Glsls Ware in lets,
Raidns in boxes,
! Bale Corks,
Together wit2 a large quantity Of
D RY G @ @. D S,
-4m0ag qrbieb are
Chlntzes and CaIicces,
Dimi,ies, Mullins, Cotton Hofe,
White Jeans, Muffin Shawls, & Hand
kerchies,
Striped and chequercd Jaconet Mullins,
brown Platillas, Linen and Cotton.
checks and Stripes, white and printed
India Cottors, Cotton Shawlss
quantity of Japannsd Ware, and
nunber ofosher articles.
THOMAS MOORE,
Auguh AZ. -Auetianeer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25

The friends Of Melfrs. Z HU2
MAS MIDDLETON q Co. of Lon,
don, are informed that a fe4v Hsxs fgeeA
If TSIaeta will be taken on freighi ID
the hip United States, now loading for
Falmouth and a Market, and the, ufuzl
advance nad- thereon, if immediate ap-'
plieation is made to
r. HooE, Co.
Aupuf "a. DIT.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25

July ~. ID
The lublcrlber returns his fin
@ ss thanks to the public for paa favors
RESPECTFULLY iolicits a continuance.
mas now on hand and offers fer fale
sssa,a0re in Prince Street,
,'qllai gin, French brandy,
JAM }auaa Spirits,
CO., ounce, made IN the year 1900,
'ssen fee, Teas,
c e'qsl and own iugars,
ei0eSsry are, &c.
"a 20, gxantity stJre@
Liioon emons and Lines,
s S,,s ihsllsd alonds,
a Taas,;saes sun olives, cspers.
Excsllent NsS fallad oil,
And lals.pssrsa 1 ehesls,
field. p ailecs from oh's1n-
Tt
JuRe Io. FAo slSisia'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25
FOR SHE.

The time of a Negro Girl, a
00us s years Of age. She has got about
i3ysars to ierye, and has been accufomed
70 houh work.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
From the UNIVERSAL ASYLUM.
ORIGIN OF THE WORD DUN.

Some have derived this word from the
French word donnez, Ggnifying give me,
implying demand of lomething due /;
and others, amonga whom is the celebra-
ted DR.. Iohnfon, from the Saxon word an.
nan to Glamour. Both are wrong. The
origin of the word, as related in period
ica work publlihed in London nearly
century ago, is fmply this. In the reign Of
Henry VII famous baiIiff named 5os
DIN, lived in the town Of Lincoln. This
man was 70 extremely dextroLs in his rough
buinefs, that it was ufual, when perloa
refuGcd 10 pay his debts. to FAY, qvby dm't
y0uDUN bin /; That is, why DENT you
fend Dun TO arref him And hence the
cufom, ofcalling perfon, who preiles ano-
tier tor tie payment of money, Dim.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
BAL TIMORE, November II.

Arrived laa night lhip Sally, So days
from Londonderry, IS paAengers. On
foundings, fpoke the fchooner Farmer,
from ST. Kits, bound to Bottom.
Alfo, brig Louifa Wheeden, Helms,
80 days from Guadalupe. Spoke no.
thing on the paifage.
Alto, the Prudian brig Prutonia. Ban
delin, 81 days from Embden.
Alto, brig Henry, Sherman, from Ma
laga, via Gibraltar s. days, brings no
news and fpoke nothing.
ALTO, brig Martha and Mary, Smith,
a. DAYS from St. Thomas's Left there
ichr. Fox of New York, and leveral 0.
theirs no, recolleted. Spoke nothing.
Alto, fchr. Frederick, Hart, IS days
from Bottom. Spoke brig George, lay
lor, from Lilbon to Alexandra 10 the bay.
ALTO, brig Betfey and Peggy, Durkee,
q days from Savannah.
Alto, fchooner Martha Warrington,
Bufkitk, 10 days from New York.
The brig Venilia, Houaon, IS days
from this port to Jamaica, was fpoken
October rs, in LAT. II, l6, long. II.
The Chip Ardent, Weacot, from LII
bon ain III. bay.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
aIsrauorta aoaertfser.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 70.

When Wilmington was called murderer and
a hypocrife-->yhsn Adams was called rcbber,
royalit and en- hoary headed incendi2ry wien
rhef- things we're echoed through all the jacobin
papers OF the union, the democrats !,niied at, APP
proved of, and repeated, the calnninies. But
now, when the demagogucs have mounted the
oilica chariot they prate about decorations OF The
prels, iacrednels OF character and 1elpea for the
contributed authorities Lord how the world is
turned updtie down
(GaS. q. S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20

Certain the fpoliations bu, it only EN-,
braces Spanith depredatious aud exonerales
the Spanilh government from any ,ast Of
the french, N or Out OF Spanifh ports.
Hence all French confular COMBINATIONS
and fixtures within the jurifdittion Of The
spanllh ports will not be taken cogni-
zarce Of.
!" underfand the court of Portugal
is much Duplicated with your executive tor
the removal OF IT'S minitter.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
NEW YORK, Nov. X.


Cleared, hip Logan, Macy, Liverpool;
Fame, Law, Hall brig Hunter, Haiiey,
Mareiles Penelope, Rea, Madeira aud
Teneriffe; Twins, Scott, Jamaica lch'r
Polly, Morriion, do. Mary, Van Norden,
Yarmouth.
Arviyed jfxes orr laf.
Ship George and Mary, Lawton, IN 40
days from ST. Peteriburgh. Left there,
George William, capt. Hicks Of Provi-
dence, and brig belonging TO Providence,
jua arrived. OF. gift, Lar. AZ, IS, long.
- fpoke the hip Diligence, out 7 days
from Salem, bound TO Copenhagen. Nov.
9Th, lat. III, d., long. 81, fpoke brig
-, capt. Wood, out ~ days from
Liverpool, bound TO Bottom. Nov. 9th,
southampton, fpoke Aoop Lark, captain
Coleman, out 10 days from Philadelphia,
boLnd to Nantucket.
Swedih brig Stralfund, capt. Shultz. IN
), DAYS from St. Ubes. Left no vehels
there for this port, and fpokc none on the
paaage. Nov. 8, carried away our main
p-gallant matt, in gale of wind.
Brig Hound, Carton, IS days from Cur
racoa. Left the pilot boat Fizgig, TO fail
In or 4 days for New York. On. ae,
lat. ~. ~, long. II, Al, fpoke fchooner
Dryer, Garman, II days from Norfolk
for Jamaica. Capt. c. iaforms, that he
Jaw on the coat about 20 fail of iqaare
rugged veacls, inward bound. Markets
dull at Curacao.
A Gentleman who came pahtrger in the O.
bio, and on whole veraeity the graeteit confidence
may be placed, informs us that Cotton had ex-
pcrienced rife in Liverpool, and aiierts, that &c
rofe as per cent in one day
IN oonfeouence of the great demand for Gin
At Rotterdam, when the Riiing Sun failed, that
article had taken rife of 1 81 Flemiih.
The fhip Phoebe Ann, Edward Gardener, maj
ter bound from Philadelphia TO Antwerp, has
put into this port, the Capt. huding her 10 deep
lyadcn, that hs was unabiet keep the lea, or
to carry fail
In Saturdays Gazette We mentioned the arrival
Of the ihp Holland, from Rio de Ia Plata. Yei-
terday we faw feaman on board OF the Holland,
who four months Gncc, was at Aieneda, twelve
ls,gues to the northward Of Buenos Ayres. He
informs thar the hip OlivefElfworth, of this port
was there unloading. he ihiP CantoR late OF
Philadelphia, under Spaniih colors; the ihips Ma
~ Am, Hannibal, and Rolla, alo OF Salem (;
and the brig Enterprise, of New York. were al
70 at Afeneda. Our informant further adds,
thar the crew of the Enterprise had left her, IN
eonisquenee of difpute with the captain
PHILADELPHIA, November II.
Extra3 ofa letter dated Madrid, H3gaF
18th, 1861, reeeivedysferdar, Via Bef-
ron.
ga convention has been figeed here by
THIS government and your minlKsr' 90 al
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20

s :, 20. N. long. Il, w. hap An
-. - packet, Green, from Lllbon, all
8 Sept. IA, lat. SO, n. long. 81,
e ss' chr. Hannah, Gerriih, from Newou-
mort, bound to Liib9n. OF Io' lat.
Sp looo. 60, w. hip Washington, J,
. New York, bound TO Liverpool.
~ a. II, lat. A., n. long. 60, W fell IN
- Ibe nip Bcllona, Samuel Nicols, be
y. TO n. York, from Cadiz, d'ina
~ : and out of proviIions took on board
!. 'p,iIengers and crew. Nov. 4, LAT.
II. long. 81, W. fell in with the
/, Satisfaction, Samuel Cargill, from
Es;(caae,, foil of wattr--took the crew
hon the wreck.
November 70.
Latsf from Eurepe.
3, ,he Salem, capt. Ruilell, from Bor-
,.,us. we have received Paris papers TO
/. 10th, and Bordeaux Journals to the
10Th September.
All the articles inthe Paris papers con-
6ire to thew, that the conlular govern
neot gains frength and vigor daily and
here does not appear one murmur OF diff
content or digoyalty. All power reiides
!, The Firf Conful, aud the Coniervative
Senate which Bonaparte takes care fhall
i, compelled of none but fuch as are devot-
a 10 him. He has the fole right of ap-
cOiuting the Senator's AMI we find, by
he Gazette of the 18th September, that
i, had named that day as Senator's, citl-
r,us Atrial, Miniaer of Iufice Dubel-
10y, archbiihop of Paris; Aboyille, major
general and FirR Infpcteor of Artillery.
HE ferved in the United States during
our revolutionary war Foache, late mi
infer of General Police; and RGderer, to
be Senator's. While fuch men enjoy the
power, Bonaparse has nothing
10 fear.
The Bordeaux papers fill indicate an
increale OF commerce, and &C
livity of oufneis; and the principal part
IF the entries and clearances are French.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20

Another letter from Grivegnce and Co.
Of Malaga, to M. Bridge, Efq. men
tions, that raifins had riien there TO y
Spanilh dollars per quarter barrel.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Ll@ou, 9Th September, 1907.

SIR,
For the information and government of
the merchants trading to this country, l
will thank you to have inierttd in rhe
newspapers, the enclofed tranilation of an
order, ilIued by this court the 4th In
ant. As that part Of the order relating
the confumpsion, was ambiguouny ex
preaed, an explanation from the judge and
adminifraroy of the corn market was re-
quoted bur they differed in opinion on
the fnbjett, the former conceiving that the
Importation was only intended, the latter
that both the importation and conlumption
were prohibited after the 18th Of January.
By the next venel | fall be able to Com
runicate what the real intention Of this
government is. Wheat, Indian CON, and
excepting rice, all other kinds Of bread
tufts, including hip bitcuit, and ali other
articles hitherto allowed from the United
States, continue to be treel" admitted upon
the fame footing as before. With relpett
| am, FIR, your mott humble iegvant,
WILLIAM JARVIS.
Benz. Lincoln, En-.
g In Observance of the royal orders of
the prince regent, our lord, lately expe-
dited to the corn market, for the purpofe
of prohibiting the introduction into this
kingdom, Of -four, fabricated in foreign
countries, in coniequence of the caules
having ceafed, which made the introduc-
rion neceGary during the time it has had
free entry into the corn market, for con-
fumption in this CRY, and other places Of
this kingdom. And to the end, that this
determination lhall be duly obieryed, and
that all perfons intereeed in this branch of
buGnefs, lhould have full knowledge of
the fame, that they may govern them
lelves accordingly have ordered the
prelent TO be pa1ed, with the declaration,
in conformity to the fame royal orders
that the fpace Of four months be allowed
for the confumption Of the -four exiting,
as wall as for what may arrive, counting
from the date hereof. And this ihall be
fixed up in the cuaomary places.
(Signed)
fao de Soldasba de Ohvirate SsaSa.
Corn. Marker, Sept. 4, 1902.
ExtraR ofa letter from a very rsJbeRA /!
,.Ic
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
ExtraF ofa litter dated
Port az Prince, or. III, ISo:


Port a. Prince, or. II, 1909.
The inhabitants os this unhappy llland
are loaded with taxes. They have juf
been taxed nineteen millions of livres, IN
der The prctence that theie different duties
are for the maintenance Of tbe army charg-
ed with re-eeablilhing order in Sc. Do
minigo.
The commodities, good OF animals of
every perfon whatever are put into requif-
ton; and when payment in aAled for, the
plaintiff is laughed ar, and after having
poured on him a thoufand injuries, they
roughly puth him out of doors. Every
day iuch fcene is renewed.
The very inhabitants who are overload
ed with iuch enormous taxes, are compel,
led to SO upon guard IS times month,
often to SO out OF the city to fight in the
mountains, where they are fent to be muir
dered by the rebellious negroes.
Every body privately complains Of the
delpotiim of the commanders, and of the
general opprellion; but alas no one dare
70 raiie his voice, and oaly laments his
doom in flence.
This is, in few words, our deplora
bic fituasion. Hence, nineteen out OF
twenty inhabitants of the colony would be
very glad TO leave it. Far from feeling
any chance TO better cur htuation, we are
bur roo much convinced that they onl,
want to take from US the few dollars left
Us by the negroes.
Arrived, Brig surprile, Bennett. lin
diarefs difmalted.
Cleared, fhips Rofe, Clalby, Cork s.
Liverpool Elizabe;h, Morris, P. An
tonic; Ceres, Thompfon, New York !;
Brig Expfefs, Sherer, TeneriHe; fchrs.
Sukey So Peggy, Wallace, Port Repub-
iican. Adventure, Butserworth, Halifax;
Morning Star, Gafdaer, Nova Scotia
loop Lucinda, Rowe, Bottom;
Brig Iofeph ana James, Walton from
hence have arrived at Port Republican.
Arrived, brig Surprlze, Rennet, in
iiitrefs. The Sarpgize failed from Balsi-
more for Aux Cages fome time Gnce. On.
the 2zd alt. Che experienced a tremendous
gale, in which ihc loft foremaft, mainmae
and bowiprit all the lumber on deck, a
part of cargo, and Mr.. Grenier, paaen-
ger, were walhed overheard. Oct. z3,
in LAT. 81, N. long. So w. capr. B.
fpoke the Barque Packet, Sawyer, from
Philadelphia TO Llibon, from whom he
was kindly fupplied with fore ropfall.
The fame day fell in with an Englifh ihip
from Halifax to Barbados, from the capr
of which he politely received fpar, to
iubttitute as foremaf. Several of the
crew of the Surprize were feverely wound
ed in the gale. The immenle train IN
the chain plates, BY the rigging before
the mats went over the fide, cauled holes
70 be worked into the bends of 4 or s in
ches in diameter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
NORFOLK, Nov. -.

Arrived .ct'r Ann, capt. CaIef, 40 days
from Malaga. Oct. II, IN lar. II, long.
s. poke the hip Dunrobln Cattle, capt.
Nj Bride, So days from ST Ubes, bound
to Norfolk. The llh'r Minerva, capt.
Drummond, failed the fame day from Ma
laga, boand to this port.
Capt. CaIeif informs that two Swedith
merchantmen were captuted off Al!cant,
the middle Of September, by Irlpolltan
cruizer.
Arrived the Ffench lhip Antelope, capt.
50 days from Dunkirk. In the
Antelope came pailenger capt. Beard, OF
the fhip Ariel OF Baltimore, which hip
was loft of the harbour Of Danklrk. The
fch'r. Ann, capt. William Colran, Of this
port, had arrived at iIavre from BARGE
Iona.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
November IS.

Arrived, fchooner Sea Flower, Sclhy,
8 ) days from Trinidad, bound to Phils-
dejphia, ipoke nothing.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20
ExtyaR ofa letter trom a Usry rslbeRA
III bnvE nj Noloo1. doyed Se1f. IS

CTI7EIE y VE1e7 J70"1 " W 'TY103F.
bic boglS at Malaga, dated SEPT. IS.
"Our crops of fruit this feaion have
been very backward, the damp weather
and conaant eaaerly wind during the tim
they were curing, dcaroyed a good par
Of the early fruit, comfortable orders from
all parts have alto contributed to the effab-
Iiihment of high prices, far higher than
could have been expected, and late form
of rain has deifroyed the remaining dry
fruit that was fill lying on the ground ];
il is calculated that one third of the crop
will be loft by this unfortunate accident,
which will nor only maintain the prices of
fruit, but caufe them TO advance
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, November II.
Extrqa ofa letter dated Madrid, H1ggf
18th, 1861, rreeivedysferday, Via Boz
yon.
GA convention has been ligeed here by
this government and your minlasr, TO al
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

Dim.
In this town, jim Holy Eiq aged 81, late Martial
Of this ariet.
Mrs TBarqt. wife Of capt. Tfaiah Thomas
Mr.. Ts5a Caoizo, aged IS, 2 Of Ireland.
In England, Mrs Chapone, we'll known As the author
Of letters, moral and inlruStve.
At Cambridge, Thaddeus Aiafon, Efq aged e6.
AT Bottom, Mr.. John Murdck, aged 75-Ars, Pru-
deHoe layers, aged SIS.
On Tuefaay lah, at the review at Dedhan1,
very melancholy occurrence took place. The
Company commanded BY capt Everett, were going
through the manual exercfe, and at the word frs,
one OF the company, not kneWng his piece va
loaded, fred, and fh0t the Captain dead
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

f~aa4s, AarH AZ 1894.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10
Gahe notite.

"A IL perfons who are rndebed (eifher by note
u or book ACCOUNT t. the Eftate Of EDWARD
RUNEDLETT, late Of Portland, merchant, de-
ce4fsd. are hereby informed that nnleis immed-
ate payment - made e. the Subicribcr, their AZ
counts nut u put IN fIit.-ThoIe 10 whOme iaid
eaate is indebted, rsqueaed to bring 10 their &C
counts for adiufment DAVID GREEN
Poyfisai Abyil16 I8o2-
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Wants Employ,

TN an EnqIh or WcR-India Good store, a voting
il man WHO Is conGderaby acquainted with the bu
6nef. and whowr ierye for moderate compenfation-
a recommendation il required. linz directed 70
A. B and elt At this Office. viii be attended to.
Hf7y 4
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Medical.

THE Members Of the county of Toyk 11siaal NJ
ei4tfoa, hereby reminded that their ieEli- annu-
al meeting Of the Sd of February la aands sdouru-
"a to the RI Wednefday Of June 1t Dr.. ARIEL
HATS IN AJfye5, at 10 clock A. n. precfely. A
public dcourfe will be delivered 4 On the objects Of
tie AGocation A pun6tual attendance ia requeted
BY order Of the PRECEDENT
RICHARD HAZELTINF, Srera1ry.
III p I Goa.
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THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
OF TIRE
R9aine fire ann l9arine 4nfurancc Company,


a9aine fire anu q9arine endurance Company,
N conformity to their A Of Incorporation, inform
4 the public, that their Capital Stock amounts %
ONR HUNDRED THov5AND DOLLARS F.; and that they
continue 20 receive propofals at their Office in RIP
Ss,sst. aud make Inur4ncc upon the following H..
Viz-On VrssEts, Goods and Freight; againl Cap
tivity Of perfons and, the Life Of any perlon'
during their abGence Gea in cafes Of Money lent
upon bottomry and rsip0ndentia.
On DwELLfwc- HOUSES, or other Buildings within
the Diaritt of Maine, againh damage ariGng the
fame BY FiRE. originating in any caule, except that
Of dehgn in the Injured.
The InIurance Company will not inrure a greater
fun than Twelve Thoaland Dollars "a any one rilk.
Bv order of the Prefident and Directors,
JOHN P. THURST N, SECRETARY.
Maine Fir sri Murine Lsfara7ss Q5ss,l
Porhla44, Nay 30, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

THE Inhabitants Of The toxin Of Part
land, are hereby a9tjhsd 10 bring ii to TIE SAB
eribsr5 Ag05ys Of aid toevn, af their roonn IL ibs
fecond fory ofNo q, Mudey's Row, aa or Be
FIRE tbs fifteenth iaR true and psytsH GQs 9f their
bol5 an4 qribsir ERats bath real and Paj6aai (H9t
exempt 1ol a~atsn qobeb they avsrs P21iBEd Of o.
Peter WAPREN,
DANIEL COBB,
TAMES NEAL.
Portland, May 10Th, l So1,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

CTRAYED or foien from 'H= rubrcriber, on
~ Saturday evening, a4th April, faai led
MARE, about fsgen years Old, Lately fiod With
1eW hoes, the forward ones were marked with
nail punch, jut behind TIE Lac uad hoje he pa
ces. and trots f1me.-Whcever may nave taken
Up faid Mare, n frayed, alaI be Handsomely re-
war3ed for their trouble; aad if eoeo, whoever
vii return tn5 Thief and Mare, ihallr-cs the
above reward. EPHRAIM FIELD.
Paris, My i. fr1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

iigOus virtue, where ignorance, inpiety, and
vice are wholly diicountenancsd, and the oppo
fife qualities cherilhed with every care, and
encouraged by increafed difplays Of kindnefs
and comPaGion PROSPECTUS.
Portland, Nay so2.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

THE Lots, lately advertfel for fale at Auttcn,
4 will continue 10 be fold on the mott advan-
tageous terms. For particulars inquire Of
THOMAS ROBINSON.
Psrllar4, MAY 70.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

ITO. BE SOLD by the fublcri6er, a
= HOUSE FRAME, IA by &c, TWO ftorirs high.
POrtIaa9, May ;. DEBORAH lSSAksoLL'
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eDarrieD,
AT Falmouth. capt. John Waite, to Mrs. Sally
Smeage.
AT Bottom, Mr.. Nathaniel rockingham, to Mifs
Lydia Kettle.
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TIE Editors Of newspapers and almanacks,
are requsaed to pubfh the lolow4ag.
To fe fruit and foreR trees by rapid
growth, dig the holes for fetting the trees at
leaa one foot larger every way than tie roots
extend, LEI part Of the earth thrown into The
holes be richer than that which was taken ont,
and the whole &c well pulvsrze5; The irtt ten.
der fhoots from the roots patling Into the earth,
thus enriched and made ioft, will have a quick
and ilrong growth, and thereby penetrate the
more fold earth with vgcur. No grafs, or
weeds, or airy vegetable lhould grow near the
tree TO rob its roots of nourilhment and the
ground mutt be hoed two or three times in the
inmmsr. FIVE or fix feet every way from the tTee,
uHtil it has attained proper growth.
By fuch culture, trees will often grow as
large in ii1 or fcven years D. they commonly
DO in twenty, in he sfual Prafice Of fetting
them in ln1all hole with fccv and cfoec4droots,
and The graf permitted o form fward round
them. Indeed great numbers die before they
come 10 maturity, and The lahcur Of the far
Tner is lea Few trees ever attain large
growth that were not properly cultivated while
young. The farmers often loofe ten times he
expenfs of a proper cultivation, in finit, and 10
HlceT, c<llAes waiting many CARS 4OI4Sti L0I
the produce.
40 attention to this fubjea becomes every
year more important as many old orchards are
IN decay,& foreR trees decreafe IN met Of the old
towns. Nothing more itronely marks the i'm
providence of fsrmsrs,t than their nsglea tdsPre-
ierya and cultivate trees. BY planting foreR
tree, thick in double OF treble rows, they will
form a good fence, and alfo produce much
wood and timber. If a more active attention
lha not Be paid to thi, lubjea in future, the neAt
generation land fome Of The Preient) muR
greatly fac r,