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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-07

A LII persons indebted 10 the subscri-
II Der by bond, note, or book account,
are requested to come forward and settle
up their respective dues, rs he Intends
to leave Martinsburg in short time.
Persons indebted for the services of his
Stud horse Young Snap, win also please
discharge the same Immediately.
ABRAHAM CORNELL.
Martinsburg, December,sl, 1909.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-07

WILL Be eferea for Sale at P,tJEe zen.
due on Tuesday TIE isth ef January
neat, at Ae late dsvslgiag hoGse If 70.
sep8 PARA, deed Is ~, e.
HoRsEs, cows, sHEEP, HOGS.
q good WAGON and Gsers, Farming
Utensils Of every description, Beds,
Chests Of Drawers, Desk, Book Case.
Tables, Chairs, and other Household
IFurnitsre, a Weayers Loom and Tack
ling, = quantity Of Corn, and other
Grain, Hay, &c. also grain in the ground,
with number ofeother articles too n,,-
merors TO mention. The sale win begin
At 8 o'clock, where due attendance anda
long credit win be given. m ss Il. s...55
- - ANN PARK, Admrx. s
-. y p JOHN PARK, -.
) - 49, VIM WILSON, Admrs.
T December 81, 1so2. : ssrss'5s.s -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-07

70 the Plantation Of the sub.
~ scriber, an Estray Muly BULL,
without crop or brand, one year old last
spring. Appraised to Six Dollars. The
owner y requested toProye property, pay
charges and take him away.
j JOSIAH FLAGG.
Osesm6Sy 81, 1909. q.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-07

GOOD may Be soae By the sd
nut me good alone can 6e good.
lAvATra.l
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
ADAM LYNN
Has j4f yscsrvea,


"A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7eweIyy, plated, 7apanedS fancy
GOODS, Of a Jnpsrjor qaafj5, and Of
tie neqVsN Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; peas
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urns, Tes
Pots, Gators, Caudleaicks, &c. Japaned
Urns; Tsa Trays and Bread Baikets ];
gilt Necklaces, Breaches, Bracelets, Watcl
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Foi ks,
Penknives, Razors, Seiilars; Paints in
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete !;
Snuff Boxes; plated & feel Spurs; gold
and filver Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Spangles, Purls, GlveT Thimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a number Of
other articles.
lie bas ala FIR S.Qe,
WatchmakerS. Materials, and
gilt and common Watch Keys, by the
-dol II, ard Crucihies.
fle manufactures, as ufual, al kinds OF
Gold and Silver Work, 10 any a,tern.
n " ~ d 7tectf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
Not4s.

PURSUANT 10 an order Of the Or
q phaos' Court of ST. Nlary's county /,
Mary d Giltribusion OF The rerfoaa!
ESTATE OF the late Dr.. Gu.laYcs Brown
OF fad couaty viii take place en- The I'm
day Of February next. lhs Legafecs are
kefeby nos..iet to a,5e,l, en- shai DAY.
SUSANNA BROWN,
Adaitit tatri>
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
J. Notice.
Feb. IS.

ALL perfons having claims
asainit FRANCIS H. RCZER, Efq.
.ceceaied, of Motley Hall, are deiired to
Eriug thsm in properly authenticated !;
and thols owing the eaate, are rsquelted
10 make immediate payment TO the ~
fcriber, who is authorized TO iettle the
land.
THOMAS L. WASHINGTON,
Alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
For Sale, or RENT,

j re = ONC l IldVG UISU
pied for iometime paR, Gtuated on Prince
ilreet, oppohte Col. iooe's. There is on
itand in town more eligible or better cal
-culated fer carrying on an extenGve wet
or dry Good Bufineis. The Cellar per-
sfealy dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thouiand barrels Of Flour
Twenty FIVE hundred barrels may be flow,
ed upon the Premites without any incon-
venierce to the occupant. For teims ap-
ply TO
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December =. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
For S A L E,

THE Lot with the HOUSE thereon Z,
i the louth eat corner of Canels :. y
Alfred Streets late the Properly o. iI G,s.
Richards-Aifo fevcrll vacant LOlS ~ u,
ing thereto on Alfred Street between C4 '1r h..
and King Streets. The aoufe is plealln,}} Il,
atcd and i'll good order for the ace'nnO4t' /,
Of a Family.-lf rot fold before the III ="
vember, it will be rented. ,E
WILLIAM CKn,~
Sent. 30.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
Take Notice.


Twill fell iyehundred and fifty
acres Of LAND, whereon | i've, in Fair
tax county, within five, miles OF tie court
houle, and within twenty OF The CITY OF
Waaington, Alexa:dria, and Dain.fies,
and twelve Of the Occoguan Malls. LIS
healthy Etua,ion, the land fertile, and
has about two hundred acres OF wood TO
cut there is large proportion OF white
and lea oak, poplar and hickory timber !;
there is nearly 100 acres OF prime meadow
land.
l will give fix months credit for ons
fourth Of the purchafe money, twelve
months for the iecond, eighteen tor the
third and two years for the lae. A pur-
chaler. " i'll find me on the pfemlies.
THOS. POLLARD.
FEB. IS. eo.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
TO LET,
a C o Nv MEN r

CoNvE NIENT
Two Story FL O U S E,
With good Kitchen and Smoke Houfe
djoiping. ALTO, a Stable for two horles
sc. Sc. with well improved garden OF
half az acre.
The iituasion is very plesan', having
a fine profpeet of the river. For passicu-
enquire of the Printer.
Ian. IA. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21

rRINTEJ DAILY b =,
S. S NO " d Z "
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21

SIXTY NEGRO that
have been we'll treated ard brought up, OF
az ages and beth fexes houie iervants &
mechanics, but notify plantation Negroes.
Information may be had BY applying to
the Printer hereof.
Dec E. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
"A L S O,
70 LEASE or RENT,
Upon moderate terms, J

Upon moderate terms,]
Two or three good Fliherles,
on the Maryland fde of The Potomac,
between Alexandria and Broad Creek.
Apply as above, or TO Benjamir Dulany,
Eiq. Bellemont, near the premlies.
Feb. IS. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21

Cath given kI rags
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
!. Notice.

GONE TINE fnce l gave my Bonin
- James Dickey and William Mida''
on, executors OF the eltatc Of WlIIpa
Dickey, decealed, for the fun Of mo- ..
Pounds, or Whereabouts | now Mercy
caution all perfons from receiving 40 y !,
tignnenr of (aid Bond, as lam delernl%li
not to pay the fame, unlels comP'I"
GEoRGE,coMINS
Fairfax County, Feb.
J, 1868. 5tlavl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
10 Rent,

Fer one or more Years, y.
A STORE HOUSE lllo'S :,
at Fairfax Cour, Houie, which, ''OJ !.
great refort of people, is though !" f.
very good itand for Retail S'o ,. l;,p
terms apply to Mr.. john Ratc.ia' :"
at the place, or the fubfcribet. rfr.
N ,sS
Feb. Z. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
A WAREHOUSE for SALE

By viytue Of d Deed Of Tg!
firm Wiliam Hxnter, Jun. deceand, b
The subscriber, 5ea,i4g d.ats the Mni
day efFe5ruar, in the year 1871, d.
y recorded in tbe eourt Of Fairfax con.
y, made to secure tbs payment gft:p
baUdrSd y Oy bonul5tb,<e stlLps't
six pence, laattal zrsney IF Trgira, sn
usto Jobn Hopkius zvitb hgal mlene
5rom The dafe IF said dsed, l haAM
at PuJHc Auaien, FIR ready mory, b
The bigbea and best bidder, an Kedm.
day the I6tb day IF March, at M
clock atfbe Coffee. Houss IN tb5s tomrq
4Alexandria.
All that front Warehoule f,
tuated on the wet iide Of Union Street,
and built on part Of the Wharf fold b
John Allilon to William Hunter, Jun.-|
The Warehouie will be fold without lE
land wherein it is erected, and the pal
chafer will of court. be bounl TO temo'
the houfc, or bpy the land Of the ple'th'
proprietor thereof. Thole WHO incline 70
purchafe the Warehouse may view anda
anime i, upon application to the i10AI'I
Der.
Wa. HODGSoN. |
Feb. I. as@dS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-21
NJ TIC f..


Will poGtiysly be Sold, at Public Sale
on the premiles, the tirt day of April
ii fair, if nor the next fair day thefel
after,
A tract of LAND in the coun-
ty Of Loudoun, on Goofe Creek, near the
Mill formerly owned by Col. Simon Tip
lett, containing 500 acres, considerable
part of which is in Wood; formerly the
property of Augphine Love, and by him
conveyed to Alexander Gordon, and by
faid Gordon conveyed to the fublcri5ers
for the benefit Of his creditors. One fifth
of the purchaie money to be paid on the
day OF fale, two fifths ia twelve months,
and tie re aainiag two lfths in eighteen
months from the day of fale Z; for which
pavments approved ieclrity will be re-
CURED.
JONAH THOMPSON,
REkTI COMEGVS
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
Laws Of the Union.
SEVENTH CONGRESS Of tie UNITED
STATES.-SEcoSD SESSION.,
AT WASHINGTON CITY.

At WASHINGTON CITY.
en- aH mating a partial approximation for
hs Naval SerVise, during tie year one fbOgjaad
eight bEsdred and three
- E it enaaed BY The Ssnat. and HOME
ID Of Reprejentatives Of The United Stafes
Of America, in C0ngrsG q1sm5lea. That
the fun of one hundred thoufand dol
lars be, and the fame hereby is appro
priated towards defraying the expenfes
Of the Navy of the UnitedStates, during
the year one thoufand eight hundred
and three.
Sec. 2. Ind Be- IL further enased.
That the aforelaid fun lhall be paid
fri, OUT Of auy balance remaining IN.
expended of former appropriations for
the fame obj@a and fecondly, out of
any monies 10 the Treafury DOT other
wife appropriated.
NATH'L Macon, SPEAKER sffbe
Hosfs Of R,pr9'srtravrs
STEPHEN R. BRADLEY,
H7gilent Of TIE Senate pro t,mpoy..
APPROVED Jan. I4th, 1903
TIL JEFFERSON,
Prss4sat Of tie United Stat-s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

participation Of the benefits Of the Mifi.
iiPPi : how faithful lhe has been in the
oblervAnce, We thaIl examine III our
next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-12

not only on The fame day, but at the
fame moment, if fecretasy Gallatin has
asted the fubjea correctly. Where then
is his impofibility Of dy5eayeng ard a1p.
plymg portion Of the iinking fund ss
The Ian day Of THE year ? Is the mode
of conducting the bnfnels on nat day dl.-
ferent from the mode of conducting 1t
on every other day
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-12
The TURNPIKE GATE
To which will be added,
A TALE of MYSTERY,
d Mpjn Dy.1gn1

a H1C6O LII t1Ift1e
The MELO DRAME being new to the
Engliih and American Stages, !. may
be necefary 70 obfervc that in tins fPe.
cies of dramatic competition, inltru-
mental muGc is occadonally introduced
daring the paufes Of the dialogue, with
view of heightening the effect, and
aiding the expreflion of thote paaions
which occupy the fcenc. On the Eng
lifh Stage it has Iucceeded beyond cal.
culstion, and is preiensed TO the public
Of Alexandria, under the ffTongctt I'M
p5eRion raat it will again contribute, IN
an eminent degree, 70 their rational
picafurcs.
GT Doors to be opened at 6, and the
performance 60 begin at 7 O'Clock precifely.
Box IS. Pitt $50.
Ca Subscribers are RESPECTFULLY INFORM
ed their tickets will be LETT at Mr. Tho
mass book fore.
Auguft II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-12
Dubltf Sale.

I0ubitf bale.
On Monday, the 18th day Of A.
gaH next, at 4 O'rlsrk, p. NJ. aoiN p0-
GtsUely Be Jaid on The frsm./es,
Thole two Wooden HOUSES
on the S. w. corner of Warrington and
King areet, at prcfent occupied by Philip
RuGell and John Violet. For terms, &c.
apply to Jooah Thompfon, Eiq. or
Ihos. Patten,
Tutv IT. Auetioncef.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-12

P0ris, JRk
The councillor Of fate, project OF pon''
has this day iilued hi. orders tor ouilop :
gun boats in Paris, with The tln1S ~"
depoGted a, the Office of the lccfetafy g.
neral of his prefecture. =.
In conlequence of an are'e Of ~. -.
p-ete2 Of Maine-et Louir, iubici'plnlo.
has been opened at the iecretaIy's o'1 ~.
of the prefecture of that department -, -,
proceeds Of which are TO be employee =. !.
the building of atrigate that lh0u'o .
named Maine ct Loire. ,,,
They write from Milan. that mon l l.d
Of the Eosiilh thar were at Legh'f'' 1 ~.
in all the other cities of Italy, have y,
parted from thence with all their y
feds. nhen
On the 6rft June, the military m .a,l1rs
of the conlcrvatiyc fenate, the les'nns =
body and the tribunate met at A''o''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-12

s4s0tted TO Purchase,
A Negro Girl from 10 to 10 years of
age. A liberal price will be given tor
one we'll recommended.
Enquire of the Printer.
Augue s.. dot
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

1T q Cart Of Commop Plsas fcr fss
County sf Cumberland, :egua ard boya,r
at Ne9qgAue59er 7pitbin and e. he f4;4
County, 81 tbs hnd 7u.(aa, of C7sle,.
H. D. 1862.
ON the Petition Of Samuel NJ
Tbayer, merchant, abd Han A. h..
wife N her right, MehitaHle Calrf, ana
Rebecca /. Calef, Jingle won1sn, All "
Bottom, in the County OF Snffolk, ilewiav
That they are f<ized III fee fnpie .,f
three feventh parte OF tie following. fratts
OF Land 10 Cape Elizabeth IN The Cot,a,.,
OF Cumberland, afoi eAid the .frft ,rs
beginning 90 the fouth Gde Of trr ro,f
oppolite the boufe nov occupied ty Sam
vel Calef, Efq. and at rhe rortheaf cnrntr
OF laid Samuel Calef's Land. thence rsf
eTly by the ROAD eighteen rods, thenc y
running iou,h from The two afo,e eiai,f
bounds 10 the Creek ;--the frcona, co =
tanning about thirty two acres on tna
north hae Of the faid road and houE.l
Beginning AZ the northtcft corner of The
laid oanurrs laai ny Tie main road izat, VI
ing 10 Portland, thcnce north two dcsrtcs
welt htty tive and hsls rods, thence run.
meg the fame width 80 land in pc 1ctIoal
OF Benjamin Jordan, and being The ta,r-
landt that was fst cfrIo The heirs III L.IrDa
Calcf, late OF Milton sand that LIf-pf,
Caiet OF faid Cap-- Elizabeth, Yronaa.
with cthers to. them u1knCwn, are friz..
OF the other undivided parts OF laid land
and therefore praying bat warran, snishr
be iiiaed, according 10 the Law 10 alrh
cafes made and provided, To FIVE or fl.fs-
iufficient and Indifferent frerhnIte,s. ",
make partition Of The prem rs, and ta, hr
Oft their three fsventh parts 10 them ia
feveralty.- ~
Ordered, that the Pcition-I
ers caufe the feveral perfons int-rtttrt
10 fad Eazte, and living within The stage.
or the Attorneys nf iuch as are a.laur.
aad have Attorneys reiiding within ;h.
STATE, to be duly not.fed offaid petition,
by ferving them perfondlly with a copv
thereof. or leaving a copy at their dwell
ling houf: or laf place ofabode, or by IN
ferting the fubfaacc. Of the fame rhree
weeks fucceiivelv id Jerks Portland Gaa
cite, that they may have spportuniiy "a
make their exceptions 10 this Court, on the
third Tue!day of Teblary next, to their
granting the fame.
.Atteh. SAMUEL FREEMAN. CtrE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
NFwYoRK. DEC. IS.

NEwYoRK, DEC. IS.
RosseRY.-Lalt evening Mr.. Henry
Watkeys, Jun. was Popped the upper
part Of Broadway, near Mr.. Delscroix,
by foot pad, who preferred pitol 10
his breaf, and demsnied his watch
and money. There being no pcrfoD
near, excepting a man who appeared
70 be a compAn nion of the rsfffan) Mr.
Watkcys delivered his watch, a bank
note of IS dollars, and 5 guineas.,
ByscLAgY.-On Thurlday night la(l
the fore of MeGrs. Lewis s Ferris. at
Wed Chelter, was broken open, and
robbsd BY fomc villain or villains, who
cut through thick iron bar that failen-
ed back window, through which they
eotered. After taking vari.ty of ar
ticles from the tore not yet aicertained,
and between 10 and 50 dollars from a
defk, they made .heir ercape lndiIcov-
cred.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

Cfcu.


In this town, On the 9TH inn. Matter Cbaris
Ho.d-a, youngell ch Id Of Mr.. WIN Holden.
AT the houfe Of The Hon, Judge Se4uaA, in
York, on the 2oth ult. Madam ELizAEErH
LANGDoN, the venerable relict os the Rev.
DIR. L-sgdor, formerly prefdens Of Harvard
College This Respectable lady lived TO The
age of 80, exhibiting through the whole
courlc Of lsng and uleful life, the virtue,
pety. bcnevoIencc and checrfulncis OF fin
cere follower Of the faviour of the world,
whole religion lhe profcGej, and on whole
merits fhe relied for eternal happinefs here
after. A. s
At Norlhyarmosth. Mr.. Jssb5 D,ialsoassr,
aged iS, ion of Capt. slofeph Drinkwater.-
Alto, Mr Alsxaulsr Pyisss, aged IA, fon. Of
Capt. John Prince. They were promiEng
young men.
At Gorham, Mifs Sally Lamma5, aged
z3-a yonng lady amable and accomplish.
ed ; and much lamented by all who had the
pleafure of her acquaintance.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
Barbour & Barnevill.
Haze for JaA al fJer Store.
Fore Street,
\ Ceoeral anortmeDt of ENGLISH and
n WEST-lNDIA GOODS,


Broadcloths-Kerfevrneres-
Ceatings-Fearnoughts-Serges--BIuc Plains
-BaiEss-Flanneis-S -swsnfdown--
Worried Hofe---Cotton & fix do.-Blankets
Cotton and linen Checks Cai,cces- Camel
hair Shawls-Gent emcn's beaver and worried
Gloves--a variety of SIX Handkcrchicfs--
Cotton do.-Indla Cottons-Brown Holland
Silk and Twift-OiI Clo,hs-C4lamancoes-
Durants-Cotton Canbrics, &c. &c. &c.
An alfortment Of Nails and Brads,
Iron, Blfered and German Steel,
by and 8 by 10 Clals,
Hylon, Souchong and Bohea Tea,
BAGS Coffee, MoafTcs. Rice,
Loaf Sugar, India and w India dc.
Powder and Shot, Florence OIL,
q few Pancheo1s good favored Rum,
Brandy, Gin, Wings, &c.
Bo1es mould and dIpt Candies,
Caiks Railins, Bales Cotton,
Bolts Ravens Duck,
F'ih, and Bonu4yeaa Salt, faitable for
country uIt,
Hollow Ware, &c. &c. &c
POyfkIni, TaH. 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
HAvRE. NOV. Z.

HANRE, NOV. n.
Yeeerday The civil and military au.
fhorityiwtre prefsn;ed 10 the Fnif Con
lul who receiveJ them with great af-
2ability. To the fpeech of The Mayor,
Re replied
/" / am f4t,ered with the teltimonies
ct affection which the inhabitants Of
flavre have given ne. | have de-
Ftved them by the intcrct I takeiin the
welfare of their -iiy. Rou-n AMI Ha.
Ne are the two tirif cities | have Witt.
81 iinee the peace. | coniider Havre
Hi the port of Paris for Paris, Rouen.
fnd Have are but one city, OF which
fnc Srineis the principal Greet"
In lome conyeriaiion afterwards, the
fult Conlul f'ij, ipeAking Of the port,
nat be had remarked that much remain
Il Set to do; bat he flw with plealure
fnat much had been done.
Tie Fiilf Conful fe: oFthis morning,
rhhh's retinue, for Fecanp aud Diepp-.
PaaI', NOV. I2.-rh= l'irf Con III IS
'n2-::ssd hsre 10 three days.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

sar,latio.,' -" Tool mach ccurt.--
.i'oo much judge"-" Too much law"
-" Too much ihip"-a Too much fol.
dicr''--s Too mach tax" Too much
every thing
What admirable na,efnen EGimaux
Indians, and modern philosophers will
make few more, in Europe and the
Uoited States, might transform thele
uahappy countries, to condition as a.
sreeabie as the Primeval la;e of man.
Frencb lgsR La1iss.-Accounts from
Cape. Francoi,, received at Bottom, TO,
the 18th Dec. mention, the arrival of
5000 troops from France and that
further reiaforcements were expected
That Fott Dauphin had been retaken
|. the French and that the negroes had
been repul(sd from before Cape Nichola
Mole. The French government takes
all the falt provilions which arrive, and
pay in bills on France.
For Ss7nsr We arc happy to notice ,ha.
Lit. Ii1ooMs has arrived i'll Town and taken
command ef this lortreGs. a
quantity Of Pctafhes has bee condemned
at Newyork-having large proportion Of
lime and ialt mixed with them.
Lift 3 W.giqgfOa. .-rhofe perlons who
| may with to avail themfel,es of an ,opportu-
| nny Tor obtaining this valuable work, at the
iubicription price, are infurmed that paper
is lodged It r. Aaasns's Booknore, Portland.
which mutt DC returned to the pubhlher in
! February, af er which tie price will be con-
i'deraoly enhanced Social Libraries will do
well to e'nbraee the prelent opportunity for
iubicribing.
Tie number of deaths in Szle1s, during the
year i8o1, was ,I5--viz. 81 males, lIe fe-
males-including 10 blacks.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
CONFECTIONERY.

a Few pounds of Cor1sl7ioaary,
fach a. Peppermints. Peppermint Lozen-
ees, Cookies, Barley Sugar, Whitc Candy,
Lemon n-Cdncy, Sugar Almonds, Burnt-
almonds, Red Almonds, Sugar plsn,bs,
and few Sugar Tcys, may be haa by the
pound &c. AZ
G. Symptoms, !
near the Bank. Middle-Streer. Portland.
January 9, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10
SECOND EDITION.

P'''f y. pr e0TsH % frgis.
JUST publllhed, byE A. Jenks.
I and for faIe at the Gu.lite Ole, aud Al NJ.
different bookstores, the feton1 tcrion cf
this valuable work. u rs conprized il three
parts containing the tirfi principles Of Rel
gious and Socia! Duties.
The hrst edition met with rapid faIe and
The corrections and improvements of :his ed,-
ton, i Is Prclumed, will recommend il 70 ~.
patronage Of all.
In bis predatory remarks, the author
fbaf, 70 BE- eossOxs Of 1reanig zyea, Il al7p,,.
loes'isg 70 fbs mind Of man TLis plsoEa,e Be H.,
sk ia PREPARING tbe joiszciag zDOrE for euslsgt;on
and 5e bsee' i5at all svN epeie iencs psakaye " ,t.
fazae AinS il examining azd applying it,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

happy to Learn has AZ lencilT arrived flfe
at Charlsftcn, S. c. the roth ali. The
captain and crew ofihis illip left her al
fea in Nov. Ian, ard went On board a vef-
fel for Bottom, where they arrived fafe,
fome time iince. Soon after, capt. IItnfy
Saunders, in the fthooner John. OF this
port, met with her, when finding her car
90 valuable, his mate tMr. Brown and
two of his hands. went on board, with 4
dcterm.nasion, if pogibie. to- fave lAr
This was on the 9TH T. November, in tat.
AZ, 50, land lcnP. S., AZ. Capt ;. arrived
here on .he I4,h Of the fame month ever
lince which. the Bellona tas been aax-
ionily looked for, and not without mneh
apprehension for her fate, wrecked as fhc
was, and feeby manned. On Saturday
the agreeable news came of her fate rrri-
val as before mentioned-a reward 70 the
tPirit and courage Of thofr who relcued
der from the nercilefs elements.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

No foreign arrivals Enec our laH.
Brig Two Brothers, Cloush, Of WIfcafTett
has arrived It Bottom, II 6 DAYS from Keith in
Scotlzsd.
sloop Danaicosta Packet, capt. Little. has
arrived AZ Ncw-London. She was bound
from Bottom 10 Kenncbcc, and after arriving
at Sesuin parted her cable and was blown of,
Captain and people all froil bittec.
The Ciarlfa, capt. Prentifs, Of this port.
has arrived at Jamaica.
The Wafhington, was fpoken en.crise Su-
rinasn river, Nov. 16.
Salem, Jan. 4--The wrecked fl,;p Bel.
Iona, fJ long anx;ouny expeded, we are
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-10

The IaG Aurora fays, "a f4a failing
cutter has lied from Norfolk, for Eu-
rope with difQatches, jappofd to concetn
the recent violation of the treaty on The
MInidppi."