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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

NOTICE is hereby given, tha; the fubfcfi-
IN Der has been duly appointed adminiitra-
tor on tbs eltate OF
NATHAN WEBER.
late OF Harri1gtOn, in TIE county Of JYa)Ei,pio4,
mariner, Gecealed and has taken upon him
that trult, by giving bond as he law dIeets-
And all Perlons having demands upon The ef.
tate Of the iaid Nathan N1bber. ale rcQuellcd
to exhibit the fame and Al! perions indebted
to the fAid eftate, are ca led upon TO make
payment to
JAMES WEBER. 4dds7iaiiqrafar.
Harrington Iofb SEPT 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

DarrieD.
In this town, Mr.. Simon Dearborn 10 Mifs
Harriet Hatch.
..........
DieD,
AT Bi6deford, on Wednelday Ian, Mrs
SARAH Psi RsoN. wife of Samuel Perfon. Efq
She was Chriftian, IN thought, word and
deed.
On Sunday evening aR, at his feat in B:r-
wick, jonathan HAMILTON, Elq merchant,
aged Sc, with ftroke Of he patty
AT Biddeford, Mifs Sukey CarIi1e, aged g.
At Nevis, capt. Mofcs Morrill,, Of Wells
aged 26.
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Life Of Wablngton

THE fubfcriber having purchaied Of the
n Hon. BUsHRop WHsHINGIoN, the Copy
Right of the H,ftcry of the late General
GEORGE WASHINGTON, Commander ia
Chief Of the Armies of North America, during
the war which effected the Independence of
our country, and FRI PRECEDENT OF the United
States-has It now 10 his power to offer 70 the
public the following
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
TO HMmi r. MrTcaFtr, Fig ore IF he
..5gfies sffbe Peace ia ~ esuaiy IF Caukeyland.
Nortbya, mouth. on. n, 1902.

TO HmMI Y. MrTcHFtI, Ejq one Of he
Jgqiees sjftbe Peace ia -. esuaiy sfcaubsylaud.
INTE the fubferibers, feven Of he Proprie-
w tors of F.Jt,ai Wba,E in Eoy.Ly0~sp,b,
IN laid county, reqnel you 10 authorize Que
OF US to call a meeting Of The pfpprieturs of
laid wharf, az the fore Of BENJAMIr SwEET-
SER Sd, in laid Nerthy2rmouth, o. Monday
the hrf day Of November next, AZ two clock
| X. for the following purpofss:
i. To choof- Moderator for faid meeting.
4. To choofe Clerk, rreafurer, Wharfn-
ger, Agent or Agents. Committee or Commit
tees, and any other officers that nav be ne
celaTy to manage the tufinefs OF faid propris-
tory.
!. 70 raifc fuch furns Of money as NAV ap-
pear % Be necefiary for carrying On The bud.
nefs Of the concern.
4. To determine upon fumc method ar CAL
ling meetings Of fad Proprietors IN future.
S. To eGabiih iuch rules and regulations
as iliall be necefIary for the benefit of fad
proprietors and determine what llail be
done with the flares Of deiuqueDts.
8. To tranfAct any other bniin6fs that may
then and there appear expedicnt, and for the
beff good Of the Prcprictors
Eliphalct Greedy, SoIomon Loring,
Cuihing Prince, William Lpring,
David Prince, jun. Nathl. Nj. Warren,
William Blanchard.
Nortbya' mout5, Sept. 2 7, Soz.
Cumberland, flo CtsHlNc PRiNcs,
one Of fbe Pyopriefers Of he Wbayf, mentioned il
be foyfgtizg application Greeting
m \ YOU are hereby required in the
l. p name Of the Commonwealth u
MaHachufetts. to nor ~ the prnprie.ors u the
wharf, mentioned in iad application, 20 sp-
pear 1t the time aud Place and for the pur-
pofcs therein mentioned. giving doe notice,
according to the hatute in that cafe made and
provided
Given under my hand and zeal this
twenty 9Th day OF September, il the
year of Lord one thoufan1 eight hundred
and two. AMNlR R. MITCHELL.
sae Of tie Jgfiess sff5s Peace fer jaid LoAnty.
PURSUANT to the foregoing warrant. |
hereby notify he proprietors mentioned ia
The foregoing application, 10 meet ar the ,-pe
and place aforefaid, and for the PurpoLes
therein mentioned
CUSHING PRINCE.
Nerttya,naus5, Sspi ~, ISoa.
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From Ns7ryark, SEPT 20.
M Arrived ytRsfday, toe brig Virginia,
Dauoeny, IN So days from Hayre-de.
G'ace.-Capt ID. informs Us. that on his
EraiiAge he fpake a vsiitl, (the Magnet
shat had ipoken another vsryrecently from
Eadis, giviag Information that feversl
AMERICAN vefois had been cap ,ured by
1t1ooIi:ii Cruiz-rs and that two &C thsm
Raf been re-capsured by our Squadron in
~ Mediterranean, which, at the fame
4me, made prizes Of iSvcraI Of the Moor
MI Cruiarrs.
A We are further informed b. capt D4u-
bcny. that the day he failed, news has
trachsd Havre from Paris, of en addition
h du,y havieg been laid upon proper, i'm
fpttleh into France in foreign vsfels. THIS
ttuty was 70 high, that Il amounted TO a
.prOhihilion, as far as il rriprtis foreign
A. Geis. IN additional duty was ALTO ex-
Hptctcd on fIgar, which cccafioned con-
AEde:ablc adgdnfe in nri'@ on this article.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

WiAt. IN AZ 7-.is 5-sHi4,, 4ri,brr, rersy7s.
III n. da.7i,r Rom il Fare qrset,
Spiecrs C41ins4es, /;
3 do. Swanfiown~, lripcd and plaid,
do. Elaaic niiPe, TO 'cloie an accouat
BaizcS. Riaancs, Sir Handkerch els,
'hawis, Ssc. Also.
a number : Chefs Bohea, Souchong
and Hyfon Tea.
Barrel WeAindia Rum,
\ do Cherry az.
Cordials Of : good quality, ia barrels,
10 Boxes Soap,
90 pairs Men > thick Shoes,
new Saddles,
An aGorrment Of cAlicoes, Wooden
Cloths, &c. &c.
SAFE, 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Po,ilaai, On a.
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tn -
2ortlano.
Mon par, OcrossR 4, 1902,

The late proceedings in France are 3
= nature % intel Ell every reader. ",
|sr- rst 10 learn how they will fet on II.
HI uldsrs OF the French people. IF
|urary OF continual revolution. thew are
willing to bear 'hc burden of Jefootirm
perhaps Bonapl rie viii make il g.
H. h,er than any one beiie. Bur who
viii BE- 70 sudacions as to FAY France !,
b., Oil rs2nbic.
The following Circular Letter ha.
been feot by the Miniler Ok the Interior
10 III. Pcelea' of the different Dep4rt,
r,:nts, datsd Paris. 9th July.
II fend you, Citizen Prefea, the
Senalus Corfnltum, which proclaims
ph. VIII Of the French people. You
MI. caufe il to be proclaimed through
<ul The whole of your department. on
Ethe 18th of Augue. That day fhall
4heJe ,ftsr be confecrated by the recol-
<)<aisn Of great events. 1t VIII recall to
Ecor poferisy the recollection of the
nemsgab!e epocha of public hsppineis,
when the condolences of the people were
TT at peace. AID when the people Of
France ex-rcif-d the g.eatea aa Of
Severe On y ever exercilei by any ma
bon.
Tie 18th of Augua is at once tie
<Anniverfary of the birth day of the
Chief Coniu., of the Signature of the
Concordat, and the day on which the
people Of France, willing to f:curc and
.perpetuats .heir Happiness, have con-
|ncted its duration with that Of the glo-
|liops career Of Napoleon Bonaparte.
What pleaiiag recolleaions to ex.
cite the enihulialm of the French pee
Die What concurrence of great
|tveats to awaken in every heart thofe
generous fentimsn,s which chAra9erize
ne French nation
Let ibis great day be celebrated
IT. atts Of beaevolence. invite you,
Citizen Prefea, to conlecrate the whole
Iof it to hapPineis, by sniting in mar
.Siagc tbole individuals VINO are moa
Eminent for their virtue.
(Sign-d) C1APTAL."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
From Hartford (Coa. SfPt. ~.
THE IIIDICIARY

j
E On Fri3ay, the 18th inaanr, the Circuit
court of the United states for the DifiriSt OF
cannetticu,, competed of Judges Wilmington
md Law. was openedin this town. AT the
Nepcning olthe Court on Saturday, the Defen-
ttcnts IL two ~etions which were continued
from the April term, pleaded in fubasnce,
kIh2t the cafes were iuaituted bzfo { the
ECircuil Court Of the fecond Circuit Of the
NJaited States, holden a. New Haven in April
La, for the Diarict of Connecicuf, compol.
81 of the Hon Rgbert Benton, Oliver VOL
Eso;t and Samuel Hitchcock. who, in purlu :
ksnce Of law Of Congref pallcd in February,
k3Scr, had been appoin'ed Judges Of that
&CouFt, add Whole commidions. having never
Nkccu vacated, were now in force, and thai the
&zttioLs were now depending before the Court
Eecmpolcd Of The fsid Benton, Wolcotr, and
Hitchcock and therefore the Defendants
Hprsye.i the faid Jadgcs Warrington aud Law
70 take no father coguizsnce of the actions
ID coEfeq1cnce ofihis objection to the legal
surhnrfy. and essy fenes OF The Court, all the
&bulinef Of the Cour, was continued The
cas- % the iur fdi6ton were not argued, but
Ivy agreement of the parties were continued
N the next term. Il i undernood that limiIar
Srtitions viii bcra'ied, and probably decided,
n he other diirtts during the prcCcnt cir
IEsait. Noihine 70 in'ere0ing to the people oil
''the Unhed S,s.es has occurred flncc the cx
silence Of our government. II bro't before
ne courr. the quetion muG be de,ermened,
~heiher ore Saaia9. ind ?. aisnf branch of our
Ntonitiiution has not been madly facriaced AT
fhe fh.iEc n( Democracy. The effect Of this
tsei.'on tihsr way, involves considerations Of
Esre highrit moment 70 the future concerns OF
*s-e country.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

neig boring nation, IS he GUY Of every
| 'iAcefe ohriitisn. Ii IS an inedasfovsrt
be fac. thar ali the apoaa-es 10 chrf
ti4niiy, deilli and inidsls, have attach
ed themf- We, 10 the brs.fn4si advocates
q iioeity and equality, who call them
elves republican,, dsw7cyas, s;c.&c. To
keep all .uch ou- Of places of trua and
power in this nation, is the duy Of
every lover OF his country, and will be
one good hep towards quenching that
dangerous unhallowed fire already kin.
dleI amonga US. AS the election for
Parliament zen is approaching, let Us
unite as one MN to difcounteaance The
promotion Of every candidate who we
have reafon 10 fuipsa is und:r the nflu.
ence OF thai political mania, which has
| overipread the fairef portion of the
globe. Ii was formerly practice with
Friends 70 take the fenfe of the BODY
collectively in times of perfecu,ion
upon this iubjea II is equally incumbent
upon US now 70 be united There are
.ome weak, we'll meaning brethsen a.
mong Us. who refule to 90 to elections,
urging for execute, they are not eafy 20
JON in promoting party fpirt. Thors
VINO are better Informed might eafily
remove thei' doubts, by hewing them
that by neglea in his rsfpea, they
may be the caule of the ruin of all reli
glous and civil freedom in this land.
and entail on rheir poaerity irretrieva.
bic miiery, and draw down the wrath
OF an offended Deity, by placing men
IN power, who mock at his attributes
and deoy the Cofpel of his Son.
A MEMBER.
L9ndon, 4ib mo. I5tb, ISoz.
a very important Secret in Agricul
ture was made known Tor the commu
nication of which zoo guineas was pre-.
viouily fubfcribed. Its preventative
for turnips againt the inlea called hy.
+" The diicovery is to iow ID. of rad.
Iih iced on every acre of turnip land,
with the turnips, which the inventor de-
clares, will F. attract the hy, as to pre-
entits proving az all Injurious to the
rurniP. -LOad9a paper.
-
The Hon Timothy PICKERING. Efo. late
Secretary of State, is nominated for Federal
Reprelen'7tive for Bllex fou;h diflricf.
Mr.. Pickering is appointed Chief luflice
Of the curt Of Common Pleas, in the county
Of EHex.
The Portfmouth Oracle, Of Saturday
laf, contains an accurate flatemrDt ofihe
votes Of Newhamplhire for Rrprefenta-
tives TO C0Dgrtfs. Ths ftateme III gives
al average majority of about 1000 in favor
of the Federal2epublIcan candidates. This
election is of the Grft Importance TO The
interef of this country.-Let MalTachu-
fatts follow the example.
ST. Domingo. Captain Cowell, a, Network,
ia II DAYS from the Cape, Jays. thar five days
before he filled. there was news that the ne
groes had rebclled a, the eatern part Of the
i14nd. and burnt a fnali town near Monte
Chriao. Capt c fa~ the flames. Sept. o,
70 fail arrived from France. with large
number of troops. The malignant fever Rll
prevailed.
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Two Stray Horfes,

VX7ERE taken up on the 77th ut. IN Fall
w mouth--Onc itonc horle with white
Gar in his forehead, red color the other a
lain red iaddle horle. The owner may have
them again by proving property and paying
charges Inquire of JAMES BUXTON.
Falmouth O9 r.
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T~HE fub1crihcr hereby gives notice % All
4 concerned, thar having been duly az
pointed Ad niniArator Of the cftarc Of
JOHN BLANCHARD,
late OF Briggtoq in the county Of Cumberland,
yeomanr dece fed, he has taken upon him
that truA and piven bond as the law directs:
lie therefore requeas all perlons who are in
debted to laid deccaled's elate 70 make i'm
mediate payment and tholt who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame TO
Stephen Longfellow.
Portland, Scot. a.. 1904.
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bort of IlIifradett.

Friday, SEPT. a4.--Arr,ved brig Enterprise
capt. lob Cuihman, SO days from Liverpool.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Robert II. Smith.

ID EiPeafuliv informs his cunomers, that
N he has for iale at his fhop in FJ6 E,eet,
hgn of the Ladyln Cbief,
Pigtail, Lady's Twi(f, and Smoking
TOBACCO,
Alto, frefh fupply of SNUFF, conf(ting
OF Newyork, Elliot's, Tenny's, Maccabaco,
and RapPee.
Likewfe, SEGARS by the quantity.
The above articles arc all warranted to be
OF the firlt quality, and will be fold as I5w as
they can be purehaied in Portland or Bottom.
81 Tobacco or Snuff which does not prove
good may be returned, and the money will
be repaid. PoyfIand, Oh. a.
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NOTICE.

TIE partrerihip Of Pstfeyyar y Bra-.ord,
l. is this day mutually diffhved. Alper-
fons hasicg demands on faid firm, or i1dtbt-
led thereto, are requeAed to make immediate
Iietlement.
DAVID PATTERSON
STEPHEN BRADFORD,
T95Gaz OE75bsy i. 1901
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Freih Flour.

TUsT received, few barrels frefh fuper
y fine Flour, cheap for cath. ALTO, con.
itant fuppIy Of
lndian and Rye Meal, Butter, &c
Kegs Edence Spruce.
BY Samuel M. Quincy,
P0rtiaad, 0a. 4. Foot Of Fy5 Jf,est
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

HAKEN up adrfr, near Hog.Inand-
L Ledge, MOSES BOAT, abont
"a feet keel, and S. feet wide, painted
ye!low-Apply to
SAMUEL GARD NER.
Nortbrarmontb. Ofober 4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Licences.

THE SELECTMEN Of Portland think pr 0
4 per TO remind thole perlons who with 70
keep Tavern, or fell spllltuous Liquors by
retail IN iaid town, the year enfuing-that the
term OF the Court fixed by Law for granting
Licences, is the bird Tnstaay If tbe Pyssnt month
and that applications to them for appreciation,
will be conhdered at their meetings until The
18th init.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman.
Oh. :.
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WANTED TO purchaie a Newmilch
w COW-one with Gait will be pre-
ferrsd.-A generous price will be gIycn.-
Inquire or the Printer.
Pgsland, O9ober q.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

Or TosAcco and SSOFS ofthe fyf quality
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Landon, AZ mo. I5tb, 1902.

The Hon TIMorHY PICKERING, Efq. late
Secretary OF State, is nominated for Federal
Reprefen'7tive for Blex fou,h diflrict
Mr.. Pickering IS appointed Chief luflice
OF the curt Of Common Pleas, in the county
of EGex.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

Harrington, Iot5 Sept. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

81. Donrg0. Captain Cowell, a, Network.
ia Il days from the Cape, Gays. that FIVE days
before he filled. there was news that the ne
groes had rebelled a. the ealtern part Of the
ihand. and burnt fnali town near Monte
chrilo. Capt c. fau the flames. Sept Q,
r6 fail arrived from France. with large
number of troops. The malignant fever ftll
prevailed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

The Portfmouth Oracle, Of SATURDAY
laR, contains an accurate latemrDt ofttt
votes of Newhamplhire for Rrprefenta-
tives to Congrefi. This fiateme at give,
al average majority of about 1000 in favor
ofthe FederalRepublIcan candidates. This
election is of the Grf Importance to .ht
interet of this country.-Let MalIachu
fetts follow the example.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
New Publications

tUs7' REcEryED AZ S. PLEAsAN7s' PRyy7-
iNc-oFFyeE AND BooK- SgoRE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
The other named
RAJ PHI

Purchased of Mr.. Joshua BIillasd, Of the
above mentioned state and county, near
Leonard Town he is about FIVE feet ten
inches high, remarkably well made, about
IS years old, thick lips, the upper oil which
turns up very much when he smiles: he is
very polite in his address and plays ex-
ceedingly well on the violin; has clothes
were when he went away, sailors short
striped coat, brown cloth snrtout, linen
overalls, white cloth waistcoat and bree-
ches. They are both artful and cunning
and no doubt will change their names and
endeavour to get on board some vessel, or
go into some of the northern states, in case
they should not return to the place where
they were purchased.--All masters of
vessels are hereby forwarned harbouring
SAID run-aways. or taking them ont of the
state at their peril. The above reward,
with reasonable expenses, will be paid to
any person apprehending and securing
them in any jail in this state, and giving
six weeks notice in the Virginia Argus, Of
the place where they ere lodged, orFIF-
TX DOLLARS for either Of them.
ROBERT WALTON.
JOHN HUGHES.
Gath June, 1902. 1sm1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
Third Notice,
In The case of THostAs HooPzR,
"A b A N X r u P T.


W. HEREAS a commission of Bank
Wv ruptcy, founded upon the at of the
congress OF the United States, entitled
" An ACT to establish an uniform system of
" Bankruptcy throughout the United
" States" hath been awarded and issued
against Thomas Hooper, late merchant,
in the city of Richmond, in the Eastern
District CT Virginia, and he has been de-
clared Bankrupt; he the said Thomas
Hooper, is hereby required to surrender
himself TO the commissioners in the said
commission named, or majority of them,
on Monday the twenty-sixth day OF July
inst. at ten o'clock in tire forenoon of that
day, at the Rising sun Tavern, in the city
of Richmond aforesaid, aTS. make fuudis-
closure and discovery of his estate and Ell
feels, when and where the said Bankrupt is
required to finish his examination, and
those creditors who have not proved, are
to come prepared to prove their debts, and
those who have proved to assent or dissent
TO the allowance of certificate Of dis
charge.
JAMES THOMSON,
JOHN CUNNINGHAM, comm rs
July 9th, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
DoR. =. Freatfss,
June so.
FROM NrFTT y5pE.

FROM NEW YORK:
ID ESPECTFULI.y informs the y,,,t,:-.
Az that he VIII TEACH ali MOCHA
NlCAL ARTS, namely; Carriage Ma
kers Vanishing and Gliding and Inalihe
the above competitions, CopaI and Js-
PANIED Varnishes, after the India and Eu-
ropean fasfions.--Nindsor CI,sir-rna-
kers, and TinpIate workers. the ait Of Ia,
panning in the European fashion, Watch
makers and Silver smith the art ofCsha-
ing and plating--C ROGERS the art Of Cor
teenonaiy and Observation-Disclosures, Pa
tent Medicines obtained from the Patent
Office Lonsion, sc. Syc.----llEo pay viii be
expected, until they are perfeGily sa,istiee
with has INSTRUCTIONS. Apply 1t the ka.is.
Tavern, or az his nianuiactoFy and Sui
house q mlie and half below Shed Tcra.
n y. All persons having 6enADds j
galnst boetor Frenfss, arc requested 10
bring IL their accounts imnisdisfely, as be
will positively leave this place fortl.e nostl-
ward IN ten wecks--and those ;adeLtea
70 him viii therefore see the NECESSITY &c
settling their respective accounts irnmesj-
ately.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

I HEREBY caution the public against
4 taking an assignment of a bond &c
mme, given to William Austin, as acting
partner of the late house Of Austin and An
derson, for the sufn OF eight hundred asd
forty three pounds, ten shillings and ele.
ven pence (Which wos executed tie "a
inst.) as I am determined not to pay "a,
unless they vii take in payment t',eir cv,,
note, which | have il. my possession. ana
have proaered TO Mr.. Austin. wi,o still lss
mine. SyM. ANDrPsG,S
Caroline, june 60, 1902. fsy,
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THE SUPPRESSED HISTORY
Ofthe Administrator Of John Adams, late
President Of the United States, by
John Wood----Also, separate pam
pblet, containing & Narrative OF the sup
preston BY Mr. Burr.
Secret Memoirs of the Court of Peters
burgh; particularly towards the end ri.
the reign of CathaIine III. and TOE co.n-
mencement of that Of PAIL .--.craains.
subscription Of lie manners Of Peters
burgh az the close of the 18Th ccre,l,v I.
&c with remarks on the edAcs-cn -
the Grand Dukes, and the Inanners oe
the Ladies, and the religion of the pco
pie.
Antenor's Travels in Greece, ana Asia:
including some accountof Egspt, 9 vols.
Voyage bom Mcnreal, On tie river 81.
Laurence, thIo' the Continent OF sVc.ts,-
America, to the Frozen anG Pacific Dl
ceanst with ali account OF the 1ise, $40
gress and present state Of the iur Trace
OF that country--illustrac>d with a mar,
by Alexander Mackenzie, Esoyi.e.
Grthrie's Geographical Gram1nar,-the
I 9th edition {lsol) corrected and con
siderably enlarged.
Brydone's Tour thro' Sicily and Malta
ConsutltIors Of the United States. ac-
cording to the latest arnenSiInents---to
which arc prlhxed, tae declsletion Of
independence, ard Tie I'cclarai Gsnsti-
tuition, with the ameadmen,s
i-iie Of bonaparte, first Ccnsui Of france
! from his birth to the peace ofIunevilie
Ito which is added an account of Ais
remarkable actions. replies, speechcss
and traits of charaeter---ard anec-
dotes of his different campaigns--w:tis
q portrait.
Gessner's Idyls
Morse's Geography abridged
Goldsnhitll's Rome
------------- Greece
June so.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
CITY OF RICHMOND,


IN coMMoS-HdLL, Nay IS, 1902.
1OCTORSC RIEc AN and McC Awhav-
ing rendered their services to inoculste the
poor of this city for the Cow-1ox gratis !;
Resofved, that the Constal5les be direGed
to notify the same to the poor in their res
peetive districts, without delay. If the o.
ther Physicians within this city should
think proper TO inocuIate thc poor gratis,
and will give information thereof 10 the
mayor, he viii direct the constsI,les 70 no
tify the poor within their several districts,
thereof--And that the Printersin this city
be requested 20 insert this resolution in
their respective newspapers.
A Copy
Teste, .lD.f14 CRyFIc, c. c. II. c. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
Toustkias s. Thornton /,

And VIII prosecute their business in the
GROCERY LINE, in the house lately &C
oupied BY Jshn and Hury 7om.akias for
that purpose. They win be at alltimes
sup .,iied with a general assortment of
goods in their line ard hope to merit pa
tronage. ~
TAe subscribers beg leave further TO OBJ
serve, that they are pRoviaed with con-
venientL Z siBER-HOUSE for the recep-
ttion Of PRODUCE on STORAGE and to
SELL on G COMMISSION. 5
! se HRNYsY TO NPKLNS,
HILLLdN{ N. 7,HOR.H7'ON.
! Richmond, June e2d, 1902. (co4tlD
| n. b. The creditors OF John and II.
lTcmpslNs are requested 70 come forward
with their accounts for adjustment; and
those indebted are once more earnestly
solicited TO make Immediate payment, a,
thesituation oftheirbnsiness willnot admit
\ of further Indulgence.
} HENRY 7'OIIPKIIS.