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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-24


We the iubieribers, having teen Mr. WaLbs New Syf-
ten OF Mercantile A,a5His, and being fAts6ed thar II
better calculated than any YET published, to III youth for
ihe bnineis OF the Gomprng houle, eanaot buS with
an e1teniive Circulation The happy eIuctoation aud
tended application oil the ruie together with the
many original Improve ents, while they accom- ph tie
ituden Tor eomnisrce shc extremely well adsp'ed
at and INFORM the -ne hant, the msrIner AID the
der Ia their varicus aticns.
DaA.y a. Iyag. Esenss Sekey, William Ba-fea, Sazasl
Il On. jim. I'G,an c "a, 4ggt5 B,e1vs wiils Wy-r,
Jun. hNhars Bart sa jim. MR. ~ PrgAt, Ne5si Little.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-24

Likcfe for falc faid Store general aGortment Of
BOOKS, in the various branches OF
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-24

Paris. on. n, 1909,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05

Of your parliamentary duties, you will continue
TO be a6fuased by the same spirit which has been
universally displayed in your councils. It will
be your duty to assist in carrying into effect those
important measures which your wisdom has ma
tlrred for the defence and security of the realm;
and particularly 10 give the most beneficial Gi-
re6tion to that ardof aud enthusiasm in the cause
of their country which animate all classes of my
people.
Justly sensible of the state-of pre.eminenee, in
wh.chir has pleased the Almighty TO support us
for so many ages, amongst the nations Of Europe,
rely WITH confidence that under the continuance
of his Divine Protection, the exertlops OF my
brave and loyal subjects viii prove to the enemy
and to the world, that ar attempt to subver, tie
independence, impair tie power OF this 'unisrd
kingdom, wHl terminate in tie disgrace aud run
Of those by whom may be made, ard that my
people wili6nd ananple reward for all their sa
ci6ges, and an undistu,bcd equipment u thai
freedom ard security, winch, by shels patriotism
and galcr, they Will have preserved and ensured
TO themselves and tbeir posterity.
Then the lord chancellor, ty his majesty S
command, said;
Ny Lords md Gsutlsmee,
1t is his maj-s.y's royal will and pleasure that
this parliament be prorogued to Thursday, the
9th day OF Gtober next, to be ghen here holden
and this parliament is accordingly pforogued to
Thursday, the 9Th day 81 Oct. ne1t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05
S. sNOWDEN, Scc'ry.


Tom Pane has announced another editi-
on Of the Age of Reason. This book has
already done more mischief to morality,
than half the deistita publications of the
last century. 1t attempts to undo the tie
between the parent and the child, and Ito de-
stroy friendship between man and man, by
the subversion of the Christian Religion,
This imp Of mischief, who was last import
ed among us by MIR. Jefferson, has, we
learn from New Jersey, employed the time
since the publication of bis contemplate
letters to the citizens of the United States,
in harranguing democratic nee :ngs, and
propagating Deism. With an eHrontery
unparalleled, this calumniator of Washing
ton tells US he has again dipped his pen in
the gall of discord. Il is, however, de-
voutly to be hoped that some stop WILDE put
to such wickedness. The Age of Reason
has been burnt by the common hang1nan in
England, and France has utterly renowned
the doctrine therein recommended. No
part Of the Christian world, save the Unit
ed States, would permit this scoffer of Te-
sus to multiply his sins. Our religion, for
which SO many of the ablest men in Eu-
rope have laid down their lives-a religion
which Locke, Bacon, Sir Isaac Newton,
DR.. Johnson, and many other eminent au-
thors, who have been laymen, has stamped
with appreciation, is now Knocked and de-,
graded by wicked sot, fellow risen from
the dregs of mankind-who, backed by the
disappointed and the envious, is endeavor-
ing to destroy that which alone solaces the
unfortunate and proves an antidote to sin
the Christian ReAgion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05

consigned to them remain on their hands
without vent at the present moment.
The application of Governmental for aloan
|shews the extreme scarcity of cash. A SIC
Imilar one, it will be remembered, was made
"a few years ago, and gTanted-exchsquer
bills being issued, and merchants, On dc
posting in merchandise to double the a.
mount, accommod ated with loans. AS GO
vernment mas not in the present instance
complied with their request, it is Presuma-
BE that they do not believe that all the ca
pital of the merchants issyet brought Tor
ward
That this scarcity and dearth of business
should continue, is hardly in the nature OF
things. Some expedient viii certainly be
found to remove or obviate the consequences
.ofthis blockade, which operates so inJurl-
ously on Great Britain herself, as weIias on
the continental powers.
(N Z. Moyu. Gtroa.
E.tralq Of a lealr5t0a an 46F1rr on board sftbe
Zip Peuaman, captain .sexander l'ebis, 10
bsi Jrieni in Huason, dafed 4ut7verp, 1afy
IS. 1903
:. Our snip had hauled into the Key, and we
had began dscharging Ter cargo, We bad work
ed two days Wien We were Obliged 20 break Oft
TO assist at tie celebration of The arrival of tie
first cor7ul, Bonaparye, which detained US four
days after The holidays were over there was an
order from the minister Of the interior TO stop all
neutra! vessels in the rlrt frop, eischarging any
foreign produce without each ship wss furnished
with consular certificates, certifying that lie
same was net the produce or manufacture Of Erg-
land, or from any colony under tie British. c.
vernment--as We had coffee, sugar and rum WI -
out certificates, we detained under that "a
which was patsed after ships arrival at Flush.
ngo How long re shall lay here ls,quite urcer-
tain. Captain Coffin has gone TO Brussels t.
apply in person to the premier consul, bn vi
out the leaf probability Of obtaing any ODDS
when Bonapar,e visited this city, thefc u.s.
preparation made TO receive him y thc frs; sc.
An eiigAnt arch was thrown over 1 Of tie 5rtsc ~
Streets elegantly painted, the town house was e.
ted Up in nastety sfyie for ,ht iinsn.aa,.s
and the FIRE works were superor to ay {
ever saw. MaGam Bonaparte, made ytssc
hoard the 1enney GIBSON, TO see sonse 8es,e
wich island Indians, bat, oh, b,w m3faey!ag.
Every master and officer Of tne Amsnceas 8ers
paraded on the Jerney's quarter deck, bus Msqsfss
never deigned to grac 3asly smile upan rs. The
FIRST consul was very active in surveying the qt
and gave orders for several alterations To- tx
convenience Of the shipping. here was gfa,s
bal and every American msster had cards o. az
n,ittance there were present between tw 40
three thousand ladies al gentIemen--eteu2
On cur first arrival bad praspect Of mas. e.
something handsomely my adventure, which
coffee, but now expect to lcose ne whoie--yon
must not Think It strange If the text news you
here is that our ship is taken up by governments 10
carry troops TO England"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05
GENOA & sPEZIA BLoCKADED.
6 Dozv1nng.Sfreet, August /.

6 D0zv7nn9-l5Freet, AN6Ust IS.
/" The King has been pleased to cause it
to be signi6ed by the Right Hon. Lord
Hawkesbury, his Majesty's principal Sc
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to the
m nisters of Neutral powersresiding at this
Court, that the necessary measures have
been taken by his Mgesty's command, for
the blockade of the entrance Of the ports of
Genoa and Spezia; and that from this time
all the measures authorized by the law Of
nations and the respective treaties between
his Majesty, and the different neutral pow
ers, will be adopted and executed with res
pect to all vessels which may attempt to Vi
olate the said blockade"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05
aleranhrla DAILY aboertissr.
WEDNESDAY, OeroBEa $.
.HEALTH-QFFME.
OCTOBER 5.

The Committee Of Heath report q
Deaths, 2 adults and 3 children, for the
last ~ hours ending this morning at 10
O'Clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude, the
receipt OF 100 dollars, from the Marine
Insurance Association, ten dollars from a
person unknown, by the.hands of a. jan
ney, ten dollars from Mr. John Nails,
and ten bushels of potatoes from MIR. J. b.
Nichols, as donations for the use OF the
poor
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05

A letter under date of August %, from a
respectable mercantile house in Liverpool,
received at New-York, says,
C Markets continue unpromising as II
our last; pot and pearl ash a mere drug,
and other prices generally nominal.
" The blockade Of the Elbe and Weser,
has had a principal agency in producing
these effects and unless favorable change
takes place, whichopens ventfor our nler-
chandlze, we cannot calculate on more IA
vorable prospects. Some little relief is
produced, as vessels find their way to the
prohibited ports through means Of false
clearances, &c. but this is not sufficient to
produce any considerable effect. The
scarcity OF money is extremely great, as the
conslgnments lately received are principal
10 on hand, and drafts are Of course honored
entirely by advances. The failure of the
house of George Barclay, and Co. of Lon
don, so sudden and unexpected, is much
felt here, and will be also in America. Our
Liverpool merchants have made an appli-
cation to government for loan of half
million sterling, but without success.
Cotton of the lower order, and Of good
quality, sells pretty well. Of tobacco, only
a few hhds. inferior, has lately met with
market. Flour, if good, finds a sale at the
going prices"
From these accounts, which arc corrobo-
rated by letters from London, Glasgow, E.
dinburgh, &c. it follows, that tour merchants
should be cautious ofstraining their English
correspondents by drawing too rapidly. It
appears, from the customary advances on
consignments, that the British are greatly
IN advance in cash; while commodities
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17

Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Haze jga rerssged q "a, Sac,
a QUANTITY OF
Wool 6 Cotton CARDS,
% TINS Platter Of Paris,
10 3hsls and 70 barrels Sugar,
10 hhds. Rum,
fooo, baliels of l.;fbon Salt,
1000 do. Turks Illnd do.
100 Realns Pot Paper,
50 DO. Wrapping do.
Cafe Dutch Quilts,
40 Boxes Eavannah Sugars,
2 hhds. Loaf Sugar,
dc. Sewing Twine and Shoe Thread,
dc. hnc hacked Flax,
so boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
TO do. aipt Candies.
cai!ss fine old Rye Whilkey,
4 do. Apple ard Peach Braadv,.
Kyfon, hyfou Skin, Young ftyioa and
Imperial TEAS,
60 barrels pori. and Peel,
90 do. Shad alj E4erring.
TEsy are gipiag C49 fsy
Wheat, Ficur, Flsx-sead, Rye, Corn, white
Peas, black eyed Peas, and hare eontant iap-
p:y of excellent Flour for family sic, III bsis aud
sislf tarrels, and car furnith few theutanc
double busasls Wheat Bran.
Nee. n ..-.---a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17
Notice IS hereby gsuea,

Notice IS hereby g1ven,
s TO the Stockholders ofthe Bank of A
|lexandzia, That dividend of four and .
|half per cent on the Capital Stock of iaid
Bank, for the lat half year, is this DAY
declared, and will be ready 10 be paid to
|shen,or their representatives on Thurfday.
rIegt the 6thina.
By order If TIE Proficient 6 Direfoss,
EGURDIN CHAPLIN, Cabgnr.
Gan. ;. d3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17

By virirle IF Deed ef Ttue rom
1ahu D. orr 10 TIE SaGJrrib<y, toJeea'is
NE payment Of a dsbf dae 70 CSlfn 1fulas
zvW be expgle4 10 Sa.f, 1fo,,sady money,
an lie 1T day Of Morfb asxf, at me
Cogee HagJe, III Sbe lsava IF .ales0a-
d,i3,
A certain Tract Of valuable
LAND, lyisgsia the county Of Prince
William, near he Ped Hcuie, on which
the faid John D. Orr lately Ielded, con-
gaining lIr5 acres, the bounds OF which
will appear upon reference being bad totae
faid Deed, which is duly recorded in the
Office Of the sa.d County.
EDMUND ]. LEE.
Ian 1r 49, ID
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17
VALUABLE PROPERTY,

Far Saie or Rs1t.
THOS E two three tory BRICK
HOUSES on the corner of King and CO.
IuInbus freets. They viii DC iobi iepa-
rare or together, as may be preferred, OF
they may be rented Tor one or more years,
Apply TO : rrr>
Dec. z9. es
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17

FOR SALE,
4 likely MuLATTO GIRL,
i,etwe-n ftseen and fifteen years OF age,
sacoitomed to wsi. in the hopte. Enquire
,ssshe Printer hereof.
Dec, g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
For Sale,
'HE following lots or tfa6ts
b GLAND in .tYIg6b,,y. VIZ.

He following lots or tra6tS
b GLAND in Wme5as, VIZ.
100 acres iituated near the
Dsck gonu, formerly Owned by Martha
Ike, aud conveyed by her TO Joieph Bla-
ney.
% acres, being the ioutheaft
hair III the ndrrd acre lot, No. 70. in
'te fccord d,viiion Of hundred acre lUtg 40
fad town.
And 10 acres, part OF the roo
acre tot, No o., drawn 10 the right of
Humphrey Devereaux, adioioing north
wth on TOT No e., drawn by Joieph
Howard
The above lots be!ong 10 John
Calender, Eiq. Of Bcltnn and viii be
iu:d cheap Ton can or approved credit,
aad good titles g.ven.--For further partic-
uiars enquire or ihe fsld Calender al Boi-
ton, or of the fubfctiber, his agent il
Portland. SALMON CHASE
Fyb :. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

NXTE the iubicriberS, C0mmilIioners,ap
w pointed by the Hon. William Gor-
ham, Etc. Jadgr Of Probate for tie comfy
% Cumberland, to receive ana examine the
claims Of the fsverai creditors TO the efatr
of JOSEPH WAkB, JUN.
late OF Coy5a1n, 10 fad county, oap-boiler,
dcCeaieo, repreieGted infylvent hereby
notice, that fix months from the fouith
Wedoefdsy OF January infant, are allow
ed 20 bring il and prove their claims { and
that we will attend that felvlce at CARY
M'LsLLAN's tavern, in said Gorham, on
the TAFT Monday of February next, The lat
Monday IN April, and the fecond Mondav
in July following, from two to five 'clo-k,
?. IA. or each day.
JOHN PARK LITTLE, . Commit
ELIJAH ELDER, EonsrJ.
Gorban7 IAN AZ 1894
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
oorr:tjors Of Gbs cuyrr.e.


The price eftais GAzrrTr 70 fzbfcribers i
tOwn, who receive their papers by the CIR
.riers, 10 Two D0LLAas Per rs7u.--E.F Dir
sant frbfeTibers who have their papers fealed
fngly VIII alfO pay tpc dollars, eraiudve q
poGage.
subf-ribcrs Il Inc coun,ry, vaO reeve
their papers at the of.e or by Poa, I'll
pay oNE DOLLAR AxD rIsrr Cars, eacla-
five Ct POaagc.
CT cocnfry fabferibeTs ate expected 70
pay PunaaalIy every ycar-AHd t0vn '''-
fcribsfs whenever tier bills arc PTsienfe1'
The great ezpenr. Which has attended '0e
Establishment Of TIC Gazette, j; j Preiu"es
viii induce all its friends to yisla aeheef'O
compliance to the above literal terms
Thofe who have bills Of feveral years it.no'ns
win eon6der the necefTty Of fsttiemept.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

TIRE tubtcriber hereby gives notice 4
Y al concerned, that having been dnly
appointed Adminiftrator cam frgant1ss
aEnfx5 on the eiis'e of
RICHARD KNOWLES, Senior,
C Of ToeGaw, 10 the county Of Lincoln,
Yeoaaan, deceaied, has taken upon him-
ielf that truf, AMI given bond as the law
dTetss He therefore rrquens all peffons
who are indebted 10 iaid eftate, to make
Immediate payment; and thofe who have
any demands thereon, 70 exhibit The fame
to THOMAS RICE.
Uifa5rt. Ta7. a.. I3o7.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fub-
~ fcriber has been appointed Adminif-
uator az 6oafs zo7 on the Efase cf
SAMUEL COBB,
late Of FcImoatb, ~ the county of Curl-
berland, decealed, and taken upon him
that truf BY giving bonds az the law d.
reds-He therefore reqne:ts all perfons
indebted 10 laid E0ate TO make payment ;
and th0ic who have demands TO exhibit
the anne. EDWARD COBB.
Portlond. I'd IN. 7t5. 1905
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

IN Newgloucefter, a valuable
and plsai4ut ii;ra,ioo, for trading, or a
public houls--roniiiting Of about quar-
rcF Of an acre q lard, with q good dwell
aiRg bette and t-ra thereon.
Alto, abaat thirty acres of
gcad last, E-fsbNe for a iusil farm, half
nh. frcm th- asoyc si,uaiion. Tee
terms viii re made gaiy 10 thc pUrchafcr
inquire Of THoNAs B STiGcnFfEr3, %
The p~trnifrn- Jar 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

liz lu0icriber hereby gives
= notice 10 all concerned, thar nav
ins been duty appointed adminiftIAtor on
the e!tatc Of
SOLOMON MITCHELL,
late OF NortbgGywoa.5, IN the county Of
Cumberland, yeOman, dtcraied, has taken
upon MIN THAT trult by giving bond as the
Law directs :-iie therefore rtquritS all
pCrlcus who are indebted To faid decSaled's
State to make i;nmediGte payment aud
thoi- WHO have any demands thereon TO
exhibit the fame 70
JEREMIAH MITCHELL.
FeJYfr7TV II ISO2
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
Abner Rogers,

INFORMS bis friends and cutomers,
i that he has far faIt, at bis aore Nc. 10,
fg6 Rreet, Portland, dearly oppofite the
Maine Bank, a handiome alfJrtmeut of
Gold and Silver Watches,
CHAINS, KEYs, SEALS, sc.
as cheap as can be had in Eolto1--And be-
lng deirous Of turning his attention 10 the
CLOCK AND W6TcA MAK,NG BUSINEss,
offers for fale his STOCK IN TRADE
lat the firt ceft) ccniiting Of Broadcloths.
Callimeres, Callcoes, Shaloons, Durants,
Drmities, and variety Of other articles,
with a good affortment of HARpwARs
CooDs
Or Warranted good day CLOCKS,
and TImEPIEcEs, may be had at ihort
notice.
Or Wanted 70 hire, a JoCRsEYMAu
shat - workman at Repairing Watches.
On- with approvec recommendations, may
find good encouragement, by applying as
1hncA. W No. a., 1901.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

: TIE fnbraibsr hsrs5y gives public TO-
l. tee, .hsi fie has b-en duly appointed
aad has iakrn uroa her ta- tfuh oil Al
adm.aiRralfix On toe eaatc of
WILLIAM SPEAR.
lsts Ct Brunfwick, u the coGatY 81 Cnm-
bcrland, mariner, decraf-d, by giving
bond As the Iaw directs She therefore
rcq1efs an periors who are indeutrd to
FAD cta.e 10 make immediate psyotnE I;
and iaote VINO have any demands thereOn
10 cxni1ltthc fame for fr'tiencat.
LUCY S EAR.
B'agflgiek, rfb. e, 1893
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
LARD cg lliA' t5r Sac.

- 49,
FOR SALE, ON the moi rea.
iunabl~ terms, vasusbit r., N Mia. be.
iue Saw aud crin Mi, rogethts wssh tw
hundred acres ~ c,celitntL and al JOINING the
fatne, including the privileges Of laid Mill.
on both liacs Of the TrreF, on which they
Hand. SAD i.and aud Mills. iyiug 10 the
:ioIr iains znd s.eai.n1ly itu ted Town u
ls4sss,, az The head u n4vigaE on, co Pcno5.
icoi kfvc-
ALTO, between four and FIVE
thoHlaud acres OF cho &C l.and, ~ Tg7aeGlp
Ma. third Ranss north 81 the Waldo "a
trnt exempt from iancdisic icitieEeHt -
SAID land win be 70 d q Der ~ Lots, o. 10y
tic whole quantity As MAJ bc't iuil The pur-
,safrts. IN the l4a meutmucd towu!iip. 80
i4w sad gia.mti, eompieai ior huiaei' to-
ecsher With twenty fam IS end j. ditaat
only lwtive mikes irom, navigation
Lizewiie, three thouIand acres
Of pood Land, 70 fett ers only, with q sht
20 fslect The fanr, in Tozss3P ~ 4, fourth
Range. rorfh o. the Va DO FA'ent "a which
fevera fe, dement's have been commences.
ALTO. thouland acres, III
7s4sq,ssp 10 !. fourth RAJ ! north Of Tie
Walfo paisn.--in whicl, toWaihip, there ere
tssv IA t@enty and thirty iettlemsn's, 20
rsther With ievtrsf families now rehdeot 10
isid town.
Iikewife, three hundred acres
OF cscelen, Land. of the fri qullify, 10 The
no;rj and iiinguiihed To-VeSP Ne :, nah
Raree, ro5th ri The WalJo p.aent Known
BY lie name II Lizsgln Terrr--in which iet
al mills y as erected aa fcaiou, and IN which
there We hen about th,riy ietIlements
Alto, feveral thouland acres
Of good land, in TaspsiSiP Ma !, ieven'h
RANGE, called CgIsre To7ea. The whole OF the
above Lands will he dGpoied Of on liberal
etcdt ~ (ettlcrs The pr.ce Of faid Lands
viii vary - Il refDeets their htuaiion and
quality. from niue to fifteen fhilIings per acre.
Gentlemen who may be pun
ehsfers 81 the above lands, whca diey take
INFO c,n6dera,ion the fertility Of rs lylr the
arreeabenefs of It's ftuation, beng ia the
ne,sltborhood 81 what lcon NUT bs al eaten.
1--WE navigation will undoubtedly Hereafter
thank it, prcfcnt owner, for this opportunity,
ef mak,ng fuch a v4uab aoq1 iition F; by
which means thay wall be efficiently aoie
greatly to eahapcc their properties.
The terms and particulars OF
rlie fale OF the above Lands, may he known
Nv acquiring Of MOeEs tiODSDON, JUS. at
81 sz4Lye.zv Plinr7isn. twelve mites northwcf
IL Bangor. SAID HoDsrca eifies a, By7pirk
county OF York, from The 6Tit of December 10
&c Gra Of april
-'srnss}, ~ r. r8oS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
A Houfe for Sale.

CITUATED on Eg.r Street QcadinG from
- Back Street TO the Cove) The II oUfe
Is Al by u. feet, two toues, with two
Racks Of chimnies, and can De made con-
vrnicnt for two families, beng nearly iin-
fined. There are sboa; Gx;een rods In
fte lot on whiCA il itsnSs. Terms Of pay
:. ent ~ace cay To toe purohai.r-For
] srticalarS, iiquire at
NICHOLAS TpTcoNB, on the prem.fes.
PsrflaE4. fsb Z ltfl
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
Rich Land for Sale.

GENERAL original Proprietor's qpboie
- ,igbtJ, and parts of rig5tJ, within that
large trad called the " TqVenty 6,iotiafsJ
Lana - tn. fiuatron az which Land may
be fceo on the Map OF the DiRria of
Mace, The great road from Auguaa, on
the Keno, tee River, paaes thro' one Of
the plan,at.ens called DavfgSva,to Bitter,
on PsnobFcet River the htua.ion o.
this place is deiiyhtip'-,he Lard fuperla-
lively good T; fine tfrcams interie6 il ADD
fall INTO navigablc Rivers, in advantageous
6ireoions--on ore 6deis the Kcsrebcs only
IS miles dtfaoce, on another hde BtJaR
On Derobicot River about miles.
Alto 10 be fold in the Plantation Of Fry,
apc in The town OF Comas,', on Peuobfcot
Bay, the rights in numhsr and paste Of
lots from 10 10 400 acres, very coUd LAND.
For pr,ce, sad terms of payment en-
cure al No. S. CornhilI 2efoa, IN Malta
Chusetts. "a. W.
T9ru-vv u, i2cs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
To Let,

A Dweiling-Houfe adjoining
- the Greet leading to Backeove Bridge
which has four rooms on the door GOOD
garden and well Of water near the hoYfc -
For further particular, inquire Of LEwl S
GAY, Of Raymoadtou or Of NATHANIEL
CHAMBERLAIN, Of Portland.
Pontiac, Fs5 78.