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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

TO TIE HoNORABLE The sEsATE, AND HDU
OF REPREsEyTATIvEs Of THE COMMON WEALTH
OF MAssAcHUsETTs, IN GENERAL COURT AS
sENsLED AT EolTON, ON THE SECOND WE'D
NESDAY or JANUARY, A. D. 1904.
X|OUR Petitioners, whole names are hereto fuh,
4 Icri5ed, beg leave 10 repreleht your honors.
thar large number Of Saw Mills are feate1 Az AID
near the head Of S4eo Ik the wefern Gde Of $40
rf7sr and that the boards cut thOle mills are now
hau ed by teams from above faia fails 20 the tide
waters, for ihpbing and is ATTENDED with great ex-
pence and trouble behles injsrng the lumber aIfo
to the mon Of laid mills the logs from Viii lard boards
are la'ved, are hauled by teams. Your p tiiiohe
iurhel Fate, that va Quantities of boards timber
wood, GAves. lhngles, &c. brought down he f4id
river, and an1ed ab The f4id fas TO be afterwards
hauled by ana that would be extremely ufes
iul aud Convenient il they cou be conveyed "a the
tide below the rAiI falls IN the fame RATS 1s fra
made in the country above wi.hlut being leo4rated,
ranfported and rafred again, they obi qed
to be- IN addition the great convenience Of hoatns
mill logs to the mills al and laid falls. They
therefore humby pray your honors that they and fuoh
Others may hereafter be a1ociAteG with hem nav
be authorized TO make Cana from or near Goochs
and 20 called, above fIid falls to the waters below
he fails, a. the mott convenient place for hippmg,
and ia the moa convenient reGtion for the Cad our
pole with iuch numoer Of locks as may be neced4ry
for the Iaine and they may be incorporated VITA
fuch powers and the eablhmen Of fuch toll as ufuA
in 6mlar inlances and in duty bound 1lall evex
pray, &c. BidEf'rd Dee. 1901.
Aaron Porter, George Thatcher,
Jere Hill, Prenrfs Mellen,
Benjamin Nafon, Ichabod Fairfield,
Samuel Piesfon, Edmund Coffin.
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45' szpzg tie a1evporilI 8 ID. 1Nyss4zts sf t5A
~"'' T95' Vs1rs 6lfiyrs BY Freasb S9oAafioHs.
loEhe Honorable Senate and Houe of Representatives.
Of The United States of America, IN Congres ahem-
Asi--
aas inhetibers, Merchants Of Portland IN the Diari4
q Maine, and its vicnity-humby rePrefent,
THAT from. captures of their veGels and
V'aeF property, by perlons a6ng under the
<<aERoilty Of tie French government, they have
slaAned lofs amounting IN the aggregate TO
10000 Dollars
That as thole captures we're not warranted
'y the law OF nations, and were founded on
fFe1ezts too trivial now 70 need refutation,
y0ur memoriahfts ever entertained hopes, that
upon she return Of peace and f=ttled order OF
'a'nss u France, they lhould, with the aid Of
0eir Own government, obtain indemnity and
ssi..i..
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Jenas' ,2ortIauu garine lit.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PoRILANp.
FRTOAH, Marl5 fo.
hrrivedeHig Gorham, capt. William M'Lellan a8
days from Jsremie, (S Boningo) Left there lehoon.
CT VAndyke, capt Harding Of Bottom.
SATURDAY., Mase5 10.
Arrived brig Edward. capt. Samuel M'Lellan, a.
days from Port Antonia, Jamaica Left there Gchr.
Little Robert. capt Dolby Of Philadelphia to fAi ia
IA days.-Bfig George, Of Alexandria, capt. Taylor,
pa1ed Port Antonia, bound for a market
SUNDA7-, MIte5 II.
Arrived fchooner Martha capt S,over "a days fro
Iersnie.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

II ANYWAY from the fubfcriber. an iudented Ap-
N prentice by the name Of WILLIAM Bk1ANT
aged about nineteen years-lender make, with fandy
colourcd hair - do hereby forbid all pcrions harbor
ing faid runaway truAing him my account. as
they would avoid the penalty Of the law Whoever
viii take up fad runaway and re,urn..him to the iub-
fcriber hal receive One Cent reward and charges
pad FRANCIS osGOoD.
p,r,Lya1 Mays5 Is 1909
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39ortlano.
Late frs~ fbs WEST INDIES
MoNDAr, MARCH p, 1902.

Late frss fbs WEST INDIES.
Captain Thatcher, who arrived at Bottom on
Wsdnefday lat, in as days from Port Republ
can. informs, that the Frepch were IN quiet poG
saion Of that place that they had mar he'd fome
dRance into the country, and that the backs
were daily coming in and fnrreh1erng them
f.lsesto their authority. A conf ierabe party of
n. blacks had been furpriled & all Of them killed
or taken prfoners; among the latter was found
comfortable qnaatities of mon.y. CAp;. T. al.
6informs, that an additional armament had ar
rived at the Cape-that the letters rom thence
confirm the deltrusion of the toSa, blt m iLe
10 mention whatever Of any maG4cre Of the
white inhabitants. A Proclamation had been
;Tusd by Toudaint, wherein he offered TO ac-
commodate all difference, by being recognz
ed as Chief of the South pa,t of the Illn !,
having the North intrely free 70 the white gov
eruor. This propoGtion was 1efuf-d by the
French Commander
Capt. Howes, arrived at New York from
Havana, informs, that the day he f4iied, one
Of the Fiench trig4es which went out from
France with The fquairon TO the Wet Indies,
arrived at the Havanna. She was fent to de
tnand of the SPaniards 1900 troops, and pro
yions,to aiIif in the reduction Of st. Domingo.
Several other French lhips OF war, were expect
ed at Havanna 10 ref, and take in provilions
for the fupply of the Wet India fqu4drop.
The Danih fIigate Iris, with General Wal.
tafdorf, on board, iwho is appointed TO the
command OF the Danih Wet India llands,
arrived at St. Croix. Feb 9Th. And the Eng
liIh troops had ordered to evacuate on the 10th ;
--at which time he General was 70 take pol-
klion.
The French feet had not arrived at Gauda-
lOuPe Feb. II The blacks were very trouble
iome.
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Tien

BJCn.
AT Falmouth, capt. JoNArHAN ARmsrKoNo, aged
&c "a worthy and relpeGtable citizen.
AT pe-ElHzabeth, Mrs. MARY JORDAN, aqel 3D.
In South Carolina, General THoHAsBR ANDo ', aged
60 one of the worthies Of the American rcvolu ion
In Sweden, in Nov. laa, General SIAcKELEERo,
the cdea genera in Europe, who made his firR cam
pasn under Charles XII. He nearly 100 years Of
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nothing to forfeit it--how much more when by
univerial report they have deferved well Of
their country
Let US all attend meeting and put in our mite
tor the good of our country, and mind not 10
iow the feed BY the wdyf fde. CITIZEN.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

...sncs 81 tn. couqueror to foar above MS own
'...oefs. and to overlook all obllacles TO the
s,,,;nnent of his ambitious ends. We are not
r.1;.5sotly acquainted with the refou -ces or diff
e.aInes which The mountainous pats of St
nor;ngo ,1, afford. either for foraging an army
sbe choice OF military potts, to fpeak of the
,..,t;on or fuccelsful event of the war :; but We
". much miRaken in the prudence and valor of
4. = bIack general, as well as the dilcipline and
p..oeDialty Of his mea to the climate, if it do
ss0 !, 0eoa much trea(ure, many years of toll, and
~ Inv lives, before the iGAnd can be again brot'
"a Rae Of fubjeaion and obedience 60 France.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

rhurfday the 5th DAY Of April is appointed
tor the annual Fat in NewhalnplhIre. The
following extIaas are from Gov. Gilman's
Proclamation.
That fervent prayers be made to Almighty
God, that all who are inPublic authority in our
National and State Governments may have
widom to dfcern, aud integrity to Purlue fuch
msaiures as lhal promote the lARing haPPln-f,
of the Peope-that they may act worthy of the
isveFal liauons in which they are placeI, con-
Adsrng themfelves NOT only as accountable to
their iellow.men, but to the Lord of the uni
ye5e
That Rop may be put to the progrels of
'hoie licentious opinions and pradlces, which
are 10 deltrudive to Free Governments, and that
Virtue, Morality and Religion, as inddpenlAbly
nseeiary to their fuppolt, may revive and
fourth
That the rich privileges, BY which we are
oimgnfhed from other nations, may be wilely
improved and tranfmited, unmpAirsd. to fuc
Se;dng generations, and that il may never be
lAa OF this higly favored Land, "they had a
friSs IN their hands, bat had not hearts 70 hie il
aTight."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
REwYoRK, MARCH 70.

N NEWFUHK, " WAKNH To-
We leara that by the unfortunate deRruaion
,f,he College at Princeton, The College Lib
i T.rr. with the Libraries Of two literary Scocie
.ss zee the Orrery of Rittenhoufe, the furnitu G.,
hook, and clothing of at leaR half the audents,
-~.rsloa. Th= Philosophical Apparatus were
ryed Three thouland dollars were fublcribed
!, Princeton, for the Pur Pofe ofere1ng new
t.nlding, on the afternoon ofthe conAagration.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

Ip iaid another Tst Of Mammoth Bones has been dif
covered IN Paraguay and prefented 10 the Spanill
King.
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Wax-Work.
4 STREET, ref

M OUL dKOP 90 y l * EE y, rel
1V1 IL pectiuly acquaiat the ladies and Gentlemen Of
Portland and vicinity that they have jua opened,
at CHne, . Co zmbi7a Hal, new and m 4 elegant COL
lection of Wax Work which has been unverfaly ad-
aired eon6Hing Of Thirty FIVE cures large a. life
among which the 70 towing characters His Ex-
cellency THOMAS JEFF -RSON ProGkst Of tBs Unbtd
Stl,Ss-The Honorable JOHN ADAMS, late Prehdent.
A Rriking hkenels Of the late General GEOR GE
WASHING TON. In snother apartment the iliuArious
Hero is reprefcntcd fallen victim death his
lady and Domeltcs weeping around him The late
General Bdsy fell n St. Glars defeat, reprelent-
cd wounded in his bre1l and leg and the In4iGR5
Eulhing on him with their Tom hawks -MGor Aa{re
taking leave Of his H5aora before his execution- Mrs
SdSs in the character Of the Grccan Daughter ref
cuing her Father from Prifon, by aflinatng the En-
peror DaV8 returning from the laughter Of he PHI
fines. with the ea5 Of Coiiab Maternal AfFc 6tion,
rePrelented by Lady with her CJiiyeg around her =
The Nezv5avH B-agty.-The Ns7yIordon Bea~y The
Liebfe1 Besny Mango deipned by his ITfreii =
A Griking hken-E Of JASON FAIRBANKS, who was
ed at Dedham for the murder Of Eliza Fales -
Old Dat6y and 1ogH, enjoying thernfelves their
Bottle and Pipe.-The peor Mssdieaat. aEking aims
and inndry other Figures.
7bis Exhibition 4OW Be eaea from oO'si'et in tBe Morning
h 5s EVsaiag fS1nslys eSeespf aai V0H Be renovsd
from 5s Team in @Ot time therefore az tb9r 4vBo lSj5 70
Jls tbE eo'es7ioa, mya impyovs BE opportunity.
- Alrilfon One 9Harev Of Dollar fer grszDs PiyaI,
GEd5aif priessfor c5idyea
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"A L the iubl,ribers, Comm,iiontrs app0 nrrd DY
Wv the Hon William GorhAn, Efq Judge of
Probate for the county Of CHmoeranl 10 receive and
examine the claim, Of he feVera creditors 10 the eare
ofTHOMAS SMITH, late Of Wm2bq7 Gentleman de-.
ealcd, reprcfented inloven--herebyg We notice thze
fix months from he 10th int i allowed 70 bring ia
and prove their claims ; aud that h4Il attend that
fervicc at the hoGfe Of ABRAHAM ANbzEsoN. ID H-rf-
Bar, on the fra and third Tuefisys in April. and
on the hr and third Tueld4ys the four following
months, from o'ooeS, a. NJ. till P M. on each
day. ELIAS MEERILL' D
PAUL LIT Jun.
WTqgbez ITryc5 ~ 8ol
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fork Conntr.

Several Senatorial its have been handed from this
county but cannot polhby give them all inleriion
at ength 10 this days Gaze The Prncp pal candi-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
Cieaioneering.
STATE TICKET.
His E*cellency CALEB STRONG,
FOR GOVERNOR.
The H0g. EDWARD II. ROBBINS
FOR LIEUTENANT GoyEREoR.
Cumberland Senatorial Liz.
Han. WOODBURY. STORER, and
IOHN CUSHING FC,r,

Sf This IS the only lii have ye, received for
Senator's except in favor Of Lu5er Carr Eiq and
he Is HrgeJ by writer wAo thinks the Senators
hould be choien from the country, Portland at
an extreme part Of he county" How fr oonGders-
tions Of this nature have weight the Electors
mu determine The jAcobins de ermned on their
candidates. and Aand ready 10 fupport them az hs
time ofeetton' We have pretty correct inlormatoa
that their lit is already written, and now IA ding
round among the : SECT Let thole who are dif-
Polel to become tributary Tg1s, and lis hreings
promote jacobin ticket
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TbomaRon. FEB. 10. I2oz. W.. 40

THE SuoicrDer hSreoy gives n0tIce tO al 80
Il cerned, that having been duly Appointed e.
ecutor of the 14f will and tefanent Of SETH
rAPLES of THyEer, IL the county uf Gunner
and, Yeoman, drceaied Gas taken nF,n hlmfrf
that trut and given bond as the law diretts; he
therefore reqnefS al rerfons WHO are inirhel to-
faid deceafcd's etaty, TO make immediate payment:
and thofr who have any d-ma rds thereon 10 exhi-
bt the am etc JOSIAH STAFLES, Executor
NJ B. he will attend 10 thv l-'ting accounts
the 6,it and third Tnefiays cfthe three following
nonihs. at the hoHfS NJ ne deccafed.
(5m.) Tzr1er, JsaEary as 1904 q
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TINE Creditors 70 the Enttr OF JOSEPH covY,
4 Bankrupt eqIe,ted meet a she Cazsj-
fsusrr' Cas 10 fJs ftsf, ou THURsD41- nr, 45i5 yP
At Is O'Clock. 70 Zee II they conicat % a re-
Terence with JAMEs Mat -refps ting qlanty of
Cod-hth faid Neal received Of fad Coay BY the hand
0t SUMNER SH-TrUck and % the diich.rge cf a GER
tain Mortgage Deed. JOSIAH TUCKER. AJ7yass.
Portland, Ifareb 40.
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1 HE iubic ioer hereby gives notsce 70 ali con-
j. crrned, that lhe has been duly app0intrd Ad-
mnara;rx on the efate Of JOSIAH RIGGS, late
Of Portland, fhipwright, deceslrd, taken upon
herlelfthat trua, and given bond as the law d.
recls She therefore req iels all P-rfons indebted
to faid eftate to make immediate payment; and
thoie who have any demands th-rsoa 10 exhibit
the fame to HULDAH RIGGS.
PoytL1nH Mareb r. T2ez
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NOTICE il hereby given, thar turth5T time
IN of iix months i allowed by the Hon. Jo1a-
than Bowman, judge Of thc p obate for Wills, for
the county of Lincoln--for the ciaiman.s aganU
aGon, Mariner, decealed, rendered inioycnt, to
bring in their clsims 70 US the lubfcribes dnlv
appointed and authoriftd to receive and examine
me fame ;--who will attend fIid buf,rls AZ the
dwelling houle of SAMUEL BRaw-N, in Thomaao1
on the TAFT Tueiday Of ths AMI the i've fO owing
months, at two Of the clock in the aficrnoon--
which time and place we lhaH eve our attendance
JOSIAH REED : Commit
SAMUEL BROWN, EoasrS.
TboDoG3D F,b 80 T211 fHl-.IrO
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he iublcribers hereby gives notice Al ccncer :
a. ned that having hern duly app lnted aJnaiitra-
tors on the e0ate Of THO MAS SMITH late ofEai544,
IN the county Of CumherI4nd, Gentleman, d ce4lrd,
have taken Upon the that ut and given bond - the
law directs They therefore reqIeR al perflns
who are indebted % aid deceaeds eitate make I'M
mediate payment; ard thole who have any demands
thtrson. exhibit the fame the CUmmilioners ap>
pointed receive aud their claims
ABR RAHAM ANDERSON,
John T. SMITH.
Wi485rz. 1E1yeB al
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We arehappy 10 find, BY the lat Portfmouth
papers, that The rejection of Gov. GiLwqH, is
placed beyond dJubt-The lit gives Gilman
6S66-LAagdoa z65.-Majority for 9. ztoG.
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CoMMoNwRALrH oF MAssAcHusrrrs.

OOmMOhWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTSs
r. @e Heye Of Ri8ysaufrtis,, jan a., 1894.
On the petition of Aaron Porter and Others, pray.
ing to be incorporated for the purpofe Of making
Canal from Gooch's laAnd, 70 called, the lower
tails on Saco RIVER to the tide water, &c
0 dered, That the Petitioners Motif, al perfous in
terecd, by Publiihing The fAd petition with this ore
der thereon, in Tsatf' Poroql G4rate, three weeks
iuccchvey.-the aa publ alton be thirty days be-
fore the lccond Wedne(day Of the fra FELTON, Of the
next General Court, that they NAV ghen and there
ihew eaue, if any they have why the prayer Of f4is
petition lhoud not be granted.
Seat up for concurrence
EDWAND n ROBE Ms Speaker.
IA Senate, f4g IT, I80E.-Read End conturrcd.
DAVID CoBB, PrsGdens.
A true Copy-Attea
GEORGE T. VAUGHAN, C ek Of Senate
Il NE Subfcrber hereby give, notice to a concerned
4 that having been duly appointed admintratrix on
the efste oiJOSEPH HANSCO VI, ,tr az Cgyb157j II the
county Of Cumberland, cordwaner dccCaiod has r4kea
upon her that rut. gwen hond the directs:
She therefore requeIts all Perfns who md hted 10
fAd deceafeds etare m Ike immediate payment; and
hole who have any demands there il 10 exhibit the
fame, to lilly HANSCoW
Gor6as, Msr15 -.
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failed, and after the battle Of cambridge. the
blacks had generally taken TO the woods m the
adjoining counrry.-The action, which took
place the z6th May, began about 3 O'Clock in
he morning, and continued unremitted until
in the afternoon, when the French carried the
fort, and took about 900 praoners. Three
hundred blacks efcaped and reached the woods.
In this action there were zoo blacks killed, and
of the whites 100 killed and wounded--7be
French Immediately ot all tbs prjaners IN tie fabhr
Jqusrt Pelage was iecond in command during
the attion, and indeed he IL in every engage.
ment very confpicuous.
The white Inhabitants were leaving the iland
with great precipitai on--A great fcknefs rag
es in the French army Out Of the 4444 men
who came oct from France, half were either
dead or in the Hofpital and indeed unlefs
ieinfotcemcnts foon arrive the blacks viii Ger
tainly poicls the laand.
The government of Guadalupe, take the
American cargoes, of which they aand in need,
at their own price, and are to ply them one
half in produce and the other half in bills
on Bonapartc.- produce they will doubt
lef, deliver when II grows
Mr.. Jones, our conful, was about failing from
Guadalonpe, The Government having refafsd to
accept him.--In fhort, Guadalupe is in every
refpea fecond Caps Francois.
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At Corham on Tueicay Eaa, Mis- Daily Pysut;f,
aged I7-Aifo on his paEagc from Surinam, Mr. Sar-
qent Swi6 PYent3, aged z0-boh children OF Mr.. Sam
rel Prcntis Poitn' sfet at Gorham.
At TopihaG, Mar. Jamss HGjsn, aged So.
IT is with emotions of the decpef regret, that
We announce to the public, the death of Capt.
BERNARD MACE, who fell vicf On 10 the mali
cous and matchmaking vengeance Of the bar
baiians on the n w Coat of America.--As neatly
As we can recoef, the following the circum-
iaoces Of this dfaftcrous event II appears, that
after having been fomc time ca the COAT, captain
Magee Greied his ihP for fmall cove wnrrc ne
had been Informed capt. Swift, in the chip Hazard,
had renamed the previous winter. On his arrival
here, three natives came on board his flip, and
with figns ofthr ereatet friendlhp oEered 10 con-
duet him to the ipot where capt. Swift bad win-
! tered. Thisthey punctnally performed, and with
| the appearance of mech fatisfa6tion pointed cut
two log houfcs capt. Swift had ereSted.tIere the
| hp lay in apparent fecnflty two dave bit On the
third, being the 9Th Of Sept. iaf, canoe with
four natives came along iide. They were taken on
( board, and treated with every mark Of no(pita y
After iriendly repaR, in the afternoon capt. Ma
| gee with HE boy went on more to infped the re-
! pairs of a boat. He was foon followed by theie
iavages, who, on landing, fired pifol at the car
Penter, which wounded him in bis hip. habbed
| the boy in three places, and feziog the untortu-
, nate captain inflicted a fevere and mortal wound
As oon as Intelligence ofthis difaiter reached the
fhiP, boat well manned and armed was detached
10 bis relief, but arrived too late to do any other
fervIce than 10 put the perpetrators to Hight, and
TO Gerry him or board, and admnser all the COM
! fort which cocG be Afforded il his Taft moments.
| He expired with greatIefoluton, and the mott Pi-
ooo rrgnation, breathing his Taft hgbs in expreions
| of tenderness for his nearrf friends. (PaHadiamJ
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7bt nt'fres yesg-May its Stars illdnihat. she
friends and its Sir pes lacerate the enemies Of good
order and government
Ma6aebsf ths-May the chief pillar in its adminif-
trsti)n continue to be SreoNc
1bs hardy Yeomarry Of Mrsv Engla~d-May the
tar tree OF liberty, which their fathers planted,
never be broufsd by the black eafar of Virginia.
MoReIs and BAYARD, who, with the itrle band
OF vlrtuous patriots, Leonidas like, defended the
rampant of our Contribution againf the hoft Of az
failants
CHARLEs c. PscKNEy-"a column ia the
melancholy wane."
TImoIHY PtcKERINc.-" Nor nrm6ern mar ex-
ample, BATH him svroagbt, to s0erve from truth, or
change bis csnfanf mind"
MILLER, FISH and ToyssARD, with the other
victims of political Observation-Disclosures but not
dhsraced--" Wbrn impoaJ bear (zcay, TIE peR
Of bonor is the pripate fatfcn."
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Tenks' loort.anu Rsriae Liz,
PORT or poR


FRIDAY, july 9.
Arrived brig Mercator, capt. Jofhua Freeman,
Io days from Surinam. Sailed in company with
brig Sally, Lafk,n. Newburyport, bound 10 Gap-
daloupe, brig Paulina, Bookings, of RPferrei-
borough, bound TO Berbice.-Left there, June 20,
oop Jefferion, Watkins, Philadelphia, to fail next
daY-brig Woppet, Chrifie, for Newyork, fchr.
Sally, RamldelI, Salem, to fail 10 three weeks,
ichr Union, Bedford, do to fail at the fame time
brig -, Blunt, of Postfmoutb, to fail in 6
weeks ishr. Sally, Reppsll, of Newburyport, to
fail IN 10 days (; brig Trial, Langdon, Kennebunk,
to fail in IA dayo; fchr. Jack, Stacy, Gloucefer,
TO fail in 10 days; brig Cleopatra, of Chatham,
to fail in Is days; fchr. Elfza, Bowers, Of Warren
(R. / bound TO Newyork fchr. TfabeIla, Sum-
ner Of Bottom, juh arrived. Brig Alligator, Barnes,
Porttmeuth, touch'd al the point aud failed for
3erbce, on the 18th June.--Several other vef1els
were left al Ssrinam but as the Mercator is per-
forming Quarantine we have not been able TO OBJ
tain complete IN.
KENsEBCNE. July ARRIVED brig Oliver,
Stone, after a fhort panage of twelve days from
Martinico. Left there, fchr, Milford, Saunders,
OF Wricafett, 10 fail 10 or days.
Schooner Preident, Mead OF Portland, was at
Fort Royal, Martinco, 10TH June.
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theatrical.

Mr. POWELL, RESPECTFULLY IN
lNN forms the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland
and its vicinity, that the THEATRE Uaioz Haa, will
Be bPenel
Wedfslday Euering, July II, 1902,
WHEN will be Prefented, much admired COMEDY,
in 5 Acs, called
POVERTY AND HONOUR.
OR THE
SIGNS OF DAUGHTER.
Wisen By K0tze5ns
Won Snarl, Mr. DaeLerfon
rilman Toum fSsa APPEARANCE il Persla.sJ Mr Bate:
Aoeloert Mr.. Downie:
Leopold, Mr. kenny
Nicholas hi, fri stfsaraaes ~ PsrfisusJ Mr. DYKES
hans William, Mr.. Powell
Iofephine. Mrs. Powell.
Louiia ~, f sfpeaya7ss ia Psysiasdy Mrs BignaIt-
MRS. Rois, Mrs. Dicknion
Ellen with Song-byf,esp n P.) Mrs. Graupner.
To which WILDE added, fayorite
COMIC OPERA.
(Pa.neuiars IN fsr Bigs.J
u IlckETS 70 be had at the place Of perform
anse-Boxes IS Cents-Fir SO Cent?
Doors 70 bs opened half palt and the curtain 70
rife AZ half pat o'cock