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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
agricultural.

THE currsnt buh, though fhrub
that grows almoa fpontaneoD1y, re
quifes nevertheless lome dreGing in
regard To which the following dlrea-
ions may be of (ervice
Plant them round the quarters Ia
your gatsen, that they may have the
benefit Of the ding and culture annu
ally beloved thereon, which viii con
iequently make he berries large and
the juice rich. The red ourrant is pre-
terable TO the white, as yielding rich.
er juice. and in much greater quartty.
Take The mot luxurlant lips OF ihoots
Of years growth, ie; them 10 the
ground about eight inches deep, and
not leis that twenty four diaant from
each other rhefe never fai, Of taking
loot, and generally begin TO bear ia two
years. FIR the ref, let ,hcm, from
time, be treated as efpalier. (snt not
againt 2 wall) obierving 10 keep the
roots, Especially in the fpring of the
year. free from, fuckers and grsf5
This treatment 10 the mose nseeflry,
as the goodnels of the wine in a g eat
degree depends on their having the full
benefit Of the fur and air, 10 maturat-
and give the berries proper ba.famic
quality, by exhaling due proportion
Of their acid watry particles.
( diner. Mgjcar.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
By w. Haley, ESQ.


PEACE to thsie relques once the bright at
tire
Offpirit, fpsrkling with ne common FIRE
How Oft las pealurc, in the focial hour,
Se'il'd At bic wits celebrating pow'r
Aad truth attctsd, with delight intenfc,
The ferious charms OF ais eolloquial fenfe
His talents, varying az the diamonds RAP,
Could ftrike the grave. or falcinate the gay
His Critic lahots, Of unwearied force,
Collected light from ev'ry diitant fource
Want with luch true benehcencc he eheer'd,
AIIthat his bounty gave, hi zeal endear'd.
Learning as van as mental pow'r could fsi-e,
Ia iPort diipisying. and with graceful cafe,
Lightly the Gage of chequer life he trod,
Careiefs ef chance--cGnfiding in his Cos
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the knowledge Of the Preach ReGdent.
and was by him repreicnted 70 his
Court as mealure Of political intrigue
holtile TO ihe insertf of the Republic
Bonapante whole aimprudsnce IN The
Cabinet forms frnng, contrat with
bis difcretion in thsfeld, took ocaaiioa.
he hTf time the Swedilh AmbsEador
went TO Court, to addrefs him 70
the following ehea -. So, your
Mater, has entertained at dinner. The
Bfitilh Miniftr, without Inviting the
Rfpretantative Of France he hould
remember, that he politics only rAqk
IN the third olafs Of the powers Of Eu-
rope,- and ihould beware how he excites
The recruitment of the Great N4tiop."
i Eighty families of diGiadion and
property are faid to be emigratng from
one canton only Of SwizeJl2Fd 10
North America. "A GO i7us proof
this Of the benehc;s, mediation Of the
Grand Paciicator. Il will at leaf,
however. have the elfea of frndinq se
many more enemies 20 French Pohtics,
where, by this Milton, they are MOE
wanted good ever thus comes our
of evil.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

The public attention in Germany is
now much devoted to the famous rob.
Der, called Shinderhannes, who was IA
ken and delivered up to the French,
abouhtwo months ago, with feveral OF
his afociates. A th0afand anecdotes
are related Of this extraordinary man,
who IS fsid never to have attacked the
poor, but even, on the contrary, 70
have been their friend and fupporter,
robbing the rich, the Clergy and Jews
IN particular, 20 afford them fuccour
maintaining among his aGocistes, near
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23


We mentioned few DAYS fincc. :
report, that the Sp2oifh Miniaer, the
day after bis letter to the Secfelary Of
State, delivered other dilpatches, con-
cerniog the ceGion of LouiaAna ~
France. Our Information wa correct.
Dispatches were delivered Is fated.
containing The Jicret article ia The tresrr
between France and Sp4ia. .r1lasive IN
the ceaion Of Louiiana, aud ct the or.
ders of the Spanifh government for de-
ligering the territory to the French.
Upon their receipt a council was called
70 deliberate on rhe ProPriety Of pu5-,
lining, them when i was determines
nor TO etthe people koow any thing Of
this bnfireE for the preient.
twas formerly very falhonablc with
the democrats 70 cry out againa slI-
Fate fecrets. a republican, govern
ment, iaid they, has no bulineis WITH
any iecFets the people fhould irnme
dlateiy be informed Of every thing
Now we hear of no-hing but tlsrf doors,
-fersf appropriations, c9gf4sgtf,sl meKl-
ges, &c. Two millions Of Collars are
jifretl put in the pocket IF the Pref
dent, without The LEAF. dfapprobatioa.
Dilpatches arc ieceived containing m.
met important I'M orF-. alton TO tbe Unis
ted States, and particularly intersltir-
10 our Weiiern fellow Citizens, but -.
people Hue not be Informed Of lh;s.--
Why's Not beeaufs is The lubjea of
negotiation, q il airy way improper 10
be told-But bsoenic il might e.pole
.ihe weasneis ana tolly'ofa tew aloiripp
individuals. Such a ihsmsful dsDaT
ture tom former projections, fuch open
violations OF their own rules and nv
ms mutt certainly open tie ewes 81 the
people 80 the real eh.raLter Of SLoe- v
Poweg.
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LONDON. 81

LONDON, TARca g.
On Saturday laR a very fplended
dinner was given a. III. London Tay
ern, " the Merchants of London ira.
ding 70 The United States OF America.
t. Mr. KING, the, American Miriaer
The CHANCELLOR of the Exchsuper
Lord HoBARr, Lord IIARvEY, Sir
N4tLtAm SCorr, Nh, Coesx, Sc. &C.
were pre!ent On che occalion. PaitIy
SASsoM, Eif. Chairman TO the Com
nl'!se Of American Melchaa,s, was II
the Char. The evening was paEet
with the hishef degree Of fatisfaaion.
every gentleman preient being pleafed
wi'h The cPportu yity Of psylGr ths
gTsatett refpea 70 Mr.. KrSc whol,.
ch4'atfsr i deie. vedly held in genera.
etesm.
The following toafs were drank
The Kng end Contribution. EiaA
The QneeH.
Regal Family.
lie Proficient Of the Uai.-d statrs. mo~
Mr. King. H
Pfoipsrty &c The United States of America.
Perpetual friendfhip between the United
Kingdom and the United Sts.es, &c. &c.
Several PtofeGional gentlemen atten.
ded' aud fome excellent fongs were
iun8 N hyperion ayle, feyeral OF then,
parucSi4rly adapted to the oecaGon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

-t. HAGUE, MARCH 26.
he Freneh troop which were to
fail from Helvcetluys to Lauifana, have
hitherto Temain.i, unembarke3. To.
morrow they will Be all on board, 70
the amount of 1900 men, and their
earlier or la!er CG.ing will depend Oh
the termination of the differences be.
tween France and England, concern
ING which negotiations are now pend
ing. About 1000 troops to he employ.
ed IN the Louif4na expedition, arrived
Yesterday at Helvoerauys in forty YES
teis' from HTzogenbudch.
no wariike preparations whatever a. :
making 10 our Republic.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
Astea foreign 5nniiigente.

LONDON, APRIL 2.
Letters from Berlin, fate The arrival
taere of the French General, Duroc.
from Paris, on the 10th ult. whole fud
den appearance excited much flrprile
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

IN that espital. Thefe letters obferv., /.
that the Gen. was fad TO have brou ght.
a Propoial for the King Of Pruilia 70 aa-
as mediator, to prevent new breach
between France and Eogland; but that,
the King would nor in any way inter
fee. The General was expected to Ray
there cply FIVE days, and then to rcturn
with all fpeei to Paris. He wac ac-
ccmPanied by col. Colbeag, who was
to proceed from thence, to Peterborough.
as It was fuppoied, on Gmilsr miiIion
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

AFRIL =.
We yeferday received the Paris ga
pers of the 3Ia ult, and this morning
Moniteur OF. the lit inf. The French
Journalilts fem extremely anxious to
e4olA'n away The famous converf4tioA
WHICH took pace between the Fira Con
tal and Lord Whitworth bnt not
thinking it perhaps qlite prudent to
commit thenfelves by any poliiiv- az
feition upon the iubiea, they have had
reeourfe to he old expcdient Of mann
featuring lei e's from S utgard.
, Letters from Berlin, in contradiction
10 former accounts, Gate, that the off
ference between this country AMI France
were expected 10 be adjrRed by the
mediation Of the Eng OF Prunia.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

hiS ~ pun A1dtilCui ShS We received The
following highly iatereai- 2 letter from
our CorrefpondeAt IN that City
Hamtmsb, Mars6 %. I
(" RaBpgP 9 o'cioek at night. {
Lar night, and during the Whole Of
this day, the. inhabitants of this city
were in the greatelt agitation zod alarm,
occaloned ty a variety OF. reports,
which had powerful influence in &c
Preiing the courle Of Exchange oa,
London
Z" In confeqtencc Of the arrival of
courier from France late lae night, The
Senate was convened, and held an .ex.
traordinary meeting, which Iaaed four
hours The fubj-a Of confederation
was threatening note from The French
Mnilter Reinhard. relative TO the fol
lowing sF4ir A few weeks ago Rein
hard applied to The Magistrates to pro
cure the .iefcition, in tie CorrsJb7adsnfsp,
OF the Mlnifeto fr, IA the pen Of Bona.
plrte himlelf. full Of he moA indeceot
}nveSve, againa England. This pro
ducroa w1sIeferrcd to the Syn1ic and
Cenfor of he Prefs, Mr. Dootman,
who Pc mitted /, to be inf-rted, after
ltrking out the mot Objectionable PAT
iages The manilefo. nus mod ID,
appeared in the Correpnndsafea Of The
2Sih int. under the head Of Paris,
March IS, as an extraa from the " Bgl
IsfiH de Payis." This, however, iuacad
OF fAtistying the French Migiaer, has
provoked his utmoa Indignation, wl,ich
IS not 10 be Appealed bot by publiihiqg
il 10 It's entire fate. There publication
10 an Official fhspe is accordingly to take
place tomorrow. in all the Hamburger
papers, which, in confsquence of an
order from the Government, are not
10 be put to prefs until after ten o'clock,
and you therefore cannot have copy
OF the manifefo before the nail Of the
"a Of April T"
A letter from BruEels, dated the
z4th ult, fays. They write from Dun.
kirk, that there. at Havre, and Bou.
logne, teveral Marine Officers are ar,
rived, 10 fnPerintend the preparations
IN the dock yards, where the men woI k
81 candle light. All the gun boat. and
light veiiels Will be again fitted cur.
The troops which were to be embarked
at Dunkrk fer the Colonies, remain
I'LL further ers.--Along The coat Of
Flanders, and what was formerly Pic
ardy, feveral camps viii be formed in
The beginning Of of April"
Five thoufand French troops, accord
ing 70 our letters Of yeRe, day from
Holland, have within a few days march,
ed into Breda, but for what purpofe
was unknown there is nearly an
equal force at Boisle due and ether
corps are advancing to the, Dutch
frontiers.
The letters received from Paris YET
terday, were Of a dark complexion,
but we have not heard thar they con.
tanned any freh matter to warrant the
imprelion.
The FRANKFORT Board IS about 10
cont act for fun -veiIels. not 10 exceed
fix fail, fcr the parpoie, as was yelier
day Gated, Of carrying proyiGons to
the Mediterranean. f-
The Mon;teur Gill remains in total
iieace, with the refpea 10 the negotia
ion, but The French funds have ex-
pelienced comfortable depreG on on
The g they were at Is, go.
While Prince William Oh Glor ceh.r
was al Stockholm, he was invited By
che King to a private dinner, and
CHANGED to take The Britilh miniaer
with him the circumgtzncc seached
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
Derivation IF BE 1Oor1 CocKsEY.

The word Cockney is Caii 60 be de
rived from the following circumaance,
and therefore applied 10 citizens BON
and educated Ia London, as defcIip-
tive OF their extreme Ignorance Of the
world. but more efpeciaily of the ope-
raions ct nature in general. The TO.
ry iuns h1s
A citizen Of London on a day took
walk little way into the county, in
company with his fon { A youth Of about
twelve years old who had never feen
the country before and in thei, peram.
bplaion, hey were faluted by the neigh
ilg OF a Horie The lon afked the "a v
Their, what the Horfe f4id The FIRE
(nuch Pleaftd with the inquiftive turn
OF lis fon) informed him, that the Horfe
dij not fPeak, but only neghed. Walk.
Ing little further. he elpled hen uelt
ing her brood Of chickens. when he
sfsed his Papa, I" if The hen fae kled all
them chickens at once?" but before he
eould obtsia the neceG.Iy information
on this head, old Ch4ut'cleer. the Cock.
IN ltrutIing mAje.ty, ftPped his wings
and erowed, when lie youth with reA
dy recollection of what the Ho le had
done) ctied out, 90 Papa, the Cock
! neiBhing."
Heacc the citizens bo,n in London,
have obta;ued The title Of C2ekaeig5, nov
corrupted ioto the word Coctacy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
THE COCKNE1--A TALE,
M'ggots indeed may esme to rLIEs,
But nevGr can TO OXEN rife.

M'ggots indeed may epme to rLlE.,
But nevGr can to OXEN rife.
A COCKSEY orce, who with to know
Ak ID" From, what cosrce do oxen grow -
Was told, tia, Beef, fet in the sround,
Would with young oxen foon abound.
The Cit belsv'G-;ook il for granted,
Nor fePt until Tome beef he'd planted !
When this he'd done, with joyful heart
Unto hi, wife did thus inpart
My dear--we now need toll no more
9 For beef, as laall foon have fore
I've jua been planting in the ground,
The finea beef thar can be 70 uni.
We fhaIl 10 doubt have great increale,
From painting uch fatten'd piece
8 For have tramp the market; through
To set piece thought would do
NEXT week the Cockncy went to view.
dis hne old beef chang'd is;o new;
When nozc appear'd above tho ground
But turning up the mould, he found
Hundreds Of ofen as lie thought,
Planting this beef to life he brought.
All lucky hit for me he cries, ~-~
Ard to bis fqoufe with fpeed he hies---
Ny dear . fayshe with anxious look
The wife With Joy the news partook,
Expecting fome.hins great to hear.
Which he feem'd eager 10 declare
But hen the aory he related,
"of rolling oxen quite inflated"
The wife being 11ark, foon underwood,
That maggots only form d the brood.
Then with far att came fmacking rornd,
She laid her hufbind on the ground
Saying" OF all the fools ever knew,
cosIa.y' I'm fure the world Guido
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poetrg
/. INSC2IPT lON

For he Monnrrr' q George Stevens, El9 ID.
esr7MsHtatay on Shakespeare.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
TO BE RENTED,

" Andpossession givsn Immediately,
a DWELLING HOUSE and three
"A half acre LOTS, situate in Darkes-
vile ( Bueklestown) lately occupied by
Samuel Gardner as n Tavern, for which
1t is well calculated, and being on the
main road leading from Winchester,
Martinsburg, &c. is a. good stand for
travellers. The house is convenient and
tOlerably commodious, having three
rooms on the lower and three on the upper
floor, with Stables, Kitchen, and other
necessary buildings. .,-'
JOHN GRAY, Guardian for the
heirs Of Joseph Lam0n, deceased.
November II, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
FILL and WINTER
GOOD S.
WALTER B. SELBT.

Has just received from Baltimore, a large
and general assortment of
DRY-GOODS and GROCERIES,
Amongst which are great variety of
FANCT GOODS, consisting of
Handsome; PRINTS and CHLNTZES,
Needle World, Baak, and Cambrick MUS.
Inns. Lady's Elastic Sill GLOVES,
Leghorn B0NNETS, ofthe latest tashii-
0ns, India Ltttestrings, Sattins, and Lace
TAILS, Morocco and KidSLLPPERS,
&c. SIC. Also, a quantity Of home
made LLNNEN,5 TIpiifd BAGS, FLAX
and cASTLNGS-aH Of 1Uhich having
been purchased on the io1Uest terms for
Cash, he is no1O enabled to give BAR
GAINS 10 those IUho may be pleased to
call on him, and therefore saEcits the car
~ eammunicatians efMs frieads and the
public generally.
q The highest price will be given
in Cash or Goods, for clean FLAX
SEED. .-.~
Shephrrd's- Tasun, Novem6er4, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18
LANDS FOR SALE.

TWO hundred acres, lying on the
L Elk-Lick fork of Muddy river, 8
miles from Russellsville, Logan Coun-
~, Kentucky, with an excellent never
failing spring thereon. This tract is all
bottom that never overRows.
1avo hundred acres lying near the
Double Lick. seven miles from Rus
sellsville. The major part of this tract
is bottom that never overhows.
Tue hundred acres 8 miles from Rus
sellsville with very good springs there
on. >--:.-- ..-----
-Four hundred acres miles from Rus
sellsville, lying on the Elk-Lick fork of
Muddy river, including a spring or
springs, known by the name Of the Lick
springs, there is agood grist mill within
amiie of this tract.
-Four hundred acres lying on the dry
fork ofEddy Greek, Livingston County,
9 miles from Eddyville, avery flourish
ing town.
Ten other Tracts, four of 400 and six
of 200 acres each, lying on the Elk. fork
Of Red river, Logan County, eight miles
from Russellsville.
For each of those tracts of Land
will give general warrantee. will
dispose Of the whole, or part, of the
above described Land, very low for cash
or good likely young Negroes that are
willing to 60 to Kentucky with me-
THOMAS V. SWEARINGEN.
Af S,. saSHse, I'd TO, a9,'"'
20 I have also fer sale, one very good
Carriage HORSE, and two or three
very good Riding HORSES.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-18

0fthe Secretaryef The Treasury, lafd
before the Ho,st d Representatives,,
H.. on Tuesday the 2Sth utt.


In obedience to the direction Of the act
supplementary 70 the act entiiied I" an
act to establish the Treasury Depart
ment," the Secretary Of the Treasury
respectfully submits the tSLl0uUiag -
REPORTS g ESTIMATES:
! The annual nett proceeds Of The duties
ON merchandise and tonnage had in for
mer reports been estimated at n,ne
millions Eve hundred thousand doll
lars. That estimated revenue. predicate
ed in the importations ofthe wears imme-
diately precedingth the late EuroPean war,
and the ascertained ratio Of the increase
of the population of the United States.
appears from the experience OF the two
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

III puIEc AG7ioa, at fbe Ta1-rn ~ " Mir
PECK, IN Pori!asi. on THU2SD.17 ne fiJhb
day Of .Tzrapy next, II fSv.!ps e'ci5ek, ~ aeles
b.tore jaa al priuaie f7k,
: THE Lot OF Land in p-ra9rd, 10. I'll,
- in the tenth range lad Lot oeias well koo ior
ito efceieat mi privilege and ethrr aestntsscs
the poffe Zion Of Capt M0naCoudt,sns iAe viii be
liberal. with good fscurty.
Alto, ar the above tine and place, viii
be fold, anIefs dfpoied of privasa e, thar vAuaae
FARM IN Cape Eza6ef5, formerly Owned hy Sas--s csk
Eq. deceafed aod in the Occupation Il Mr I9lep,
CAlef, with good Dwelling. Houie thereon - Liberal
terms and credit Tor part psrehal money, ~a proper
fecnritY.
/ ALTO, at private fale, the Lots No. ~
in eleventh range. 10 and twelfth range aat IN
hirtcenth range Rsysonf years eredlr, with tut
hcien, fecurity.
ISAAC PARKER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

MAKES Stone Stoyg Fire Places Ia me-
= dunn between Frankn's and Pains Patent Stoves.
includes all the good qualities Of both, without any Of
their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES one half the wood common
fire place continues, and be equally and COM
fortabc--and are fure remecy for imoaky
Portland Dee. a. 1900.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
10 be Sold,

To be Sold,
II BeJaG, IN fbs county IF Haafoet. Ga M0N9.iI.
tie f.i--atb dy y Jaaaa.y mkt, al tss 81 H. sbek
IN Tie farsasos,
TWO thirds Of large, handfome and
convenient HOUSE three Tories hiea ia from and
in rear. bsias pat of the real eA.e Of Whan Hhhs
and Notes Merrill. ssnk, upts.-ssid hogIc very
veneuy itusted for merchant aud has eorncdns
flores the lower a5or.-rcrn to be known the
and place OF fae
Stephen Longfellow, Jun. H5Fgaes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrehdent proprie-
tors of Land lying in the Second Div6on Of Lots
in the of Poland, in the county of Cumberland,
that the following Lots taxed in the bills committed
to the fubfcriber to coc6for the year of Lord
one thoufand eight hundred two.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

WE the fubicribers, being appointed
III. by the, Hon. VIM. Gorham, Efq Judge Of Probate
for the county of Cumberland receive and examine the
claims of the creditors TO the efate of JONATHAN
HALL, late of Par deoead reprefented ipfolvent--do
hereby give notice. that tx months allowed to fad cred
or to bring in and prove their claims ans that We ha
attend that lervce At the houfe of ab II Hail. in Pa
the la Teeday in this and the four following months
and on the hrit Tuciday of,Aprii next.
DAVID DURELL@. - ! Commit
rA ~ WILLIAM SrOWELL, : fauers
PARIS, NOV 7.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

He fubicribers hereby give public no
ice to al concerned, that they have been duly APP
po'ntedssnd have taken upon ,bemeves the u OF Ex-
ecuors of the taft Will and Tenament Of ;,
THOMAS CURTIS, late Of Freeport, %.
inthe county OF Cumberland, mariner deceaed by prov
ing the Will and by giving bond the law dir csrThey
therefore reques all perionswho indebted ad de,
seaeds eitae TO make Immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereonto exhibit the fame for
!sttlement to !t ~.
ABIGAIL CUR It's,
THOMAS CURTIS.
t- Dat>9 Pr a9 3ca
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
Hard Ware Goods.
IL, ia !.
B7 LATE kRRIYALS FROM ENGLAND
WILLIAM GODDARD.

HAS received large afortmen, Of SADDLERY,
In CUTLERY, IRONMoMCERY, and HARD
WARE GOODS, which for fale at his flere in Mid
dl.Street, BY wholefale and retail.
IS, AJp, N
Ioby 5 s. 9 by 2 Briltol Crown Window
Class shott; Sheer Iron 9, ra.Is. & IS thread Cod
and log Lines; Mill Saws; Iron ShoycIs and Spades
Frying Pans Cut and wrought Nails; Block tin Tea
Pots, &c. &c.
:: An a90ytmsat Of
Gilt and Mahogany framed LOOKING
GLASSES.
P0rtlaad Neg. "a, 1909. ~..r@ toawft)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
Tailoring Bullnefs.

John CLINTON, informs. his friends
and cufomers that he has REMOVED from Fare. prces
to A4d Street, odoors above the Port. sak where
he Carries on The Tailoring Bunes in braichcs
He thanks his cuomers for former fsrors and olcifs
continuance OF them The MO afisuoas attention
will be gwen 70 fstsfy his employers
i 81 Two or three Young Women,
who be well recommended, will be taken to learn the
above buiinefs. - PsHni Ne 40 -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
10 be Sold, by order OF Court,

j 10 be Sold, by order OF Court,
O" ID. Efveutb day Of Jaana,y nest AZ nias o's!oek,
n N. at Public Aa{7ion, On tbe premii<5, e
THAT valuable FARM in Parj9a5fsla,
: formerly occupied hy DAaisL Tityoa, EfG couhsi@s
of Two Hundred and Fifty Acres. nnety CT which
under good Improvement; well waercd ;&wh about
hundred young Apple Tees On the Zane Accommodated
with moving ploughss aud pafiurins thirty fix mles
from Portland, and the road from Goes to,thas
place. ,s ,s. -.
III ALTO, fundry articles, fuch as Cattle,
Sheep, Swine, Hay, Grsin and Corn. with Hu5aaary
Utenfls and Houlchod Furniture.
!. Conditions of iale to be made known
at the rime and place aforefad. ~
,r~ !. JONA. HALE, fduny2raor
Payszfsa, Dec. 4, ISs3. = OF yaii II Eezte