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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
NEW. YORK. Sept. s.

Captain Maxwell, from, Basseterre, in
forms us that the British have closely block
AIDED that port, and refuse entrance TO all
American vessels.
The brig Joseph. Tinker, from y. York
for Martinique, has been ordered away
BY the British squadron which blockades
the port. No American vessels are per-
mittsd to go in there.
Arrived, schrs. Dolphin, Baum, Eden
ton, N. C. Penny, Elbridge, do. Expert
msn., Rock, Richmond Phoebe Ann,
Smith, do. Little John, Maxwell, Bassa-
serre; Cornelia, Sutherland, St. Thomas !;
Charlotte, Little, Martinique; William,
Peck, do. Triton, Francis, St. Lroix !;
Lively. Congdon, Porto Rico; Sally,
Smith, Cayenne sloops Mahala, Vantas-
sci, Richmond; Nancy, Mason, Eden
ton, N. c.
Cleared, ship Uncle Toby, Swaine, Pa
ci6c Ocean, on whaling voyage (; Ak.
nonac, Gore, Jamaica; brig Good Friends,
Horn, Newfoundland Hauiot and Ann,
Johnson, Barbados schr. James Danel,
Rice, Port Republican Judith, Moser,
Halifax; Sally, Story, do.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
Hay Market Races.

THE Hay Market Jockey Club will
commence on the sd day of Ottober, be-
ing the fra Monday in faid month, and
will continue three days: the frR day
four miles heats, the fecond day three mile
heats, ard the third two mile heats, free
for any horfe, mare or gelding, agreeably
to the rules Of the Fredericksburg Jockey
Club,
w. |. Warrington,
Sept. 9. 1aw3w+ Sec'fy.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-09
AZ PoRponement.

The hle of Vim. Hartlhorne's Store On
Col. Hooe's wharf is pofponed for tie
prefent-any perCon defrous OF buying II
may know the terms by applying to HIM.
If it lhould again be offered at public lalc
timely notice will be given.
Sept. q. st
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19

or, colonel Graham, as ne fometimes files
himielf, has green in. He has mace a
very full acknowledgement and apoio-
gy, which We have not room to pabliih.
This col. Graham has been lounglng
abour congreis, for fone ciIne, in hopes
cfgr1tjag place. Itwas Of grear comic
quence 60 ais wines to thew that. he
could render Tome fervice TO the .Iefer-
ION caute. His vanity led him to attack
MIR. Coleman; and now, behold wnere
ne is Disappointed in the hopes Of
getting a place, dreading the horrors
OF puni,hment from an injured man, he
adopts the only courfe which could fave
him from deitru5tion, if any thingre-
manned 60 him, which could be deltroyed.
t4e AXIS Mr.. Colemaa's pardon, and
forgiveness. Mercy is one of the beft
attributes Of heaven. 1t iomerimes
finds It's way into the boloms ofnlen.
his is 3 cafe Of that fort, and colonel
: Graham has therefore both liberty and
leiture 10 reaect upon his efcape.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19

the patrc-5oard paynafte- OF Gah-iei S.on q
the hero or C&rter's mountain, has confentej
to pay the Brtifh robbers stv ,ft,vnp et
Ib"US AND POUNDS sTERLING, for old i}ri-
nth qebts. The one claim fhond have been
lex on aealnh the other. This abl,,rd A.
vance OF, money upon our part mirht h,yc
formed the extremity OF national di;urica.
bue the two bribery millions of dollars iu,e
voted by Congreis, and which Jefferlon is
@f0f' TO ac:1aHf fer, have,as Swift fays, Gar'l
a e,5 deeper ~ 4 yardi To call in tsri-
c'ih a'ilitance may proyc neceGary, bur il
VIM, at the lame, be defpcrate remedy. Il
VIII be al'nolt as bad as the Sgvedif, folder
AT bender, whoto extingulh the flames, csit
INTO them key of brandy.4 | Theft. ideas ak.
nait'iy 5hrown together. pretend not td ,h,ch
po"ac" wiidom. ANY man, who will tesc
inc trouble, tor a moment, to contemrlate
zoe ground on which our country fands, wiz
ICE >he alternative 20 which we are reduced.
: y may be unpopular to fay 10; but t. uq
IL 'eeEaS evident that America has oaly to
ehuie 1he ieatt Of two evils; and that war
WIN rance would be war Of ruin. The
eoehTy ought TO remember that we have
10 oeAi siot with George the third, and Or
w iiiiam ttowe;but with fecond FREDERic.
iursodnded by victorious veterans, and po-
letting at leaf FIVE times more phvfraI
itrength than Frederic ever poaeiled. The
fIehch navy could def.oy our trade, and
perhaps our fcaports, long before a Britifh
Hee' Gould be brought TO our ai1ihance. Note
~ the editors.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
MR, COLEMAN.

Mr.. Coleman, the EDITOR Of che New
York Herald, and Evening PoG, has
been very much abufed in thar fink Of
infamy and pollution, Ibe H1asyican
Cui@sH, q0bieb is eafed by Tams5 cher
b0m To this Coleman made proper
anfwers. One part Of tie ~arfare is aow
sISied The hbelIer John A. Graham,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
your humble fervanr,
EoR THE RECORDER.
No. III.
February II, 1903.
GENTLEMEN,


read your paper with fo;ne pleafure,
az you ieem TO end~oyor, 70 naiar o,r
the bluaders,whether hurrfal ord5ber,, e.
OF borh parties. In late one, vau f,,rak
OF the thanks of fifteen nembess ~ a.
iembly being prefented to a Mr.. H3v
en5ousn a MF- Quarter, for Committing
a preach OF the peace iatn a perfectly
Fetifed man, true lover Of peace and
COCO order, and rho full execution af
our laws. We fend members 10 The
ahembly, to make laws, and not 70 aid
or rejoice in the breach O.. rhem.
confets, therefore, thar I, with many
others, ihall De much grarified, by ZEE
ING The names OF the members alluded
90 IN your next, chat We may know the
gerElemeG.
Yours, &c.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
AN INQUIRER.
NOTE.

we cannot tell the names Of thefc fell
lows but we conjecture tilar they were
ooarders With captain Qaarrier. Perhaps.
fhey may De found our by enquirlng with
whom they lodged. Fifty Of the dcle-
gates, belides theic were quite as capa-
Die OF ien1ing luch a meT4ge. Hsa-
ven DC Prailed Richmond never faw
iuch anchor afembly as the laf one,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
No. ".

Some days ago, there appeared, in
5he virginia Gazette, leseer OF wbich
we hardly know what to make. The
writer Is angry at any public NOTICE hav-
ING been taken, IN this paper, of Mr..
John Walkers tory and he honor,
one Of the editors of the Recorder wiz
the rltlc OF eoAfG5l7ng cpJaeif. Before
that culPrlt mcddled with the doreair
matters ola certain great perfonaqe. il
mutt DC remembered that Duane had
ioellcd this editor in the groGef AMI
mott indecent manner. He could onll
Go TINS win view to Pleafe the great
P.t.rionage., 1t was therefore nothing
etie Tran che quintefence Of Juice 70
retoft upon the great perfonage hlmfclf,
"i-hthe J64Se Kind ofweapons, which had
NOTE.
~, va. Vsltaite's biaory Of CharIss Il.
~-NA
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
No. II.
GreaURAs, 28th Feb. 1902.
SIR,

SIR,
90 not receive your paper regular,
and many nor at ali. do nor think II
IS your fault, but politely it is owing {,
lone curied poit-malter. thought il
my duty 20 give you this notice, 10 t}lac
you can take meaiures accordingly.
am Cir,
your humble fervanr,
WADSWORTH BULL.
MR.. !. 7. cALLENDER, Ricbmon6,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19

SOME Of the democrats Of Richmond have
lste'y proyed, in itriSiug inHancr3 der al
tgchuenl TO lhis their boaGsd hob5 yhorlcai
BATS Of government. The city eict' Ill none
Body, common hall. They cmiiit 81 twenty
four members. The J,nos found 50,
iaconyeniency Of tbl5 Arrangement. The
choice fclL alnoH inyata5y, upon aiaos
0 dhsPpoint TINS prlGtice, rae deno,, laf
"intsr, S9' az al q sbou5!y p.a. To.s IL
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
ERRAr

In the date Of the paper, ia : few copies, for
#}insiday, Marcb %, read SATURDAY,
MArch 10.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19

RICHMOND.
MHRCH 1911 1908.

BQUAL REPRESENTA- TON.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07

- BE-
+ :3noe was negotiating with Holland Is
purchaie the iovereignty Of Batavia, and
the other Dutchpoiiejlions in the Eat
Indies. Iheie, however, appear 20 be
but vague runners, The cxportation Of
tpecie has been Topped by the French
government: 600 SwilS were fent out 70
perJ@ in ST. Domingo. A war exits
between France and Alglers, which NAV
terve as a Pretexc for large naval
equipment defined for Malta or Egypt
to guard againit which the i,nDreis in
Greae Britain may Be q precautionary
neaiure. a fhip bound from France 20
New Orleans had been driven ajhore
near Shoreham, concerning which ihe
mott exaggerated reports had circulated
of 10000 ftand of arms having been
found on board, with green union ftan.
dards. for the indictments of ireland,
&c. &c &c. Ii appears neither arms
nor colors that were improper, were
found on board. This inltance will con.
vince us, how little reliance is 20 be
placed on Aging reports of the day. Of
courle; all the furnifes re{peGind I'M
mediate war mutt be admitted with lar9c
allowances. We can trace nothing rel.
pe6ting the lare expedition at IfelYoee-
iiuys, defined for Louifiana. This OBJ
]ect may be too remote under exiting
circumstances for the attention of Bona
Parte, and the futpenion nay prove "a
Vorable 20 MIR. Monroe's milton.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07
Foreign Intelligence.
LONDQN, Mnrcb 9,

A moil important meilagc from his
naajt{fy VS. yeiferGay delivered to the
rw9 hoults Of parliament, of which the
following IS IN accurate copy.
George K
g His majeay thinks it necenary TO
acquaint the hou(c Of commons, ,hae as
very Comfortable miiisarf preparations
are carrying on il the ports OF France
and Holland, be has judged it expediens
10 adopt ADDITIONAL meaiures Of pIecau-
ton for che lecuriry OF his domlnions.
Though the preparations to which his
majeiJy refers are avowedlv dire6ed to
Colonial ierVice, yet as difculicns of
greaS importance are now fulfilling be-
tween hismajeity and the French govern
ment, the rcfulr Of which mutt at pre-
fent be uncertain, his naietty is induced
60 make this communication TO his faith
iul commons in the full per1u2iion that
whilH they parrake OF his maicfy's ear
mott and unyarying folicirude for the
continuance Of peace, he may rely with
perfect confidence on their public iPi-
tit and liberalily, to enabic bis majclty
to adopt iuch meaitres as circumstances
n4ay appear to require, for Importing
the honor Of his crown and the ef}cnrial
intereit Of his people.
4" Ordered, Thac his najelty's faid
mott gracious meliase DC taken into
confederation co morrow.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07
Paris, lHzyeb -

'1.,r1 n !
= "4S ye,,e'oay, as tluai' grand CO.
tba d;e, 80. !. .o.iil. .1s. ne an nSilaaors OF
.''s u.i.eleil' I3o"e[S were IA the oa.ooh, vi n
Of '' d@;n 99s ai'e'lpae OF 5rangsrs and ladies
Ia; u'll'lio''Sh' generals ienators, tribunes,
: p s,.',.o' > oc'
80 ~ ~ q entered WIEN an mutual alert-
80 ., ,'.",'j!sIS' @'3' 4tter iaiag the cor
..y' ne oasfehed nIinl9it to lord W',t'gorth.
~ az, y'l 'uinc'ent'y @u1 eh9p3 to be heard
- al VINO we're Prsie1t---'' on know nv
80 80, s''sI 5erti9le it.ff' f4s afcn between
H-',s 'al51 Ian. ana rance
,ISio ~ ~ 7 WOE II IS, general Con-
u' !, = 90 oe h'P9a E'af rms term will be
'''i B. "l'n1ut any 'eF,9qS contequences.
Fnoiar1 IN A., f. :, WI q 25'hpaEeo %ReI'
~ ...i i'a!i nave e'2ouatea Malta II nor,
~ ,i.1u |i55 oIfN' &ho fhe boIt mutt fail.
70 -, % t1s''.a Vas Fon'iiea oy tTestf
the f7irb - ,-aat;.. =, anu WHO y GO V'os'e
ord yv -, r.
~ t:s'r,s - 80 - ""'ffJfa 81 EH4+
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07
HGarch II.

The chancellor Of the lxchccuer yeiterdav
delivered the following nelIsge from his ma
lefty TO the houlc OF commons
George z.
In coafe qucncc Of the preparations car
rylng on in thc ports Of France and Holland
while important dilcuMcns are flbfitinsy be-
tween his NASTY and the French govern
nent, bIsmaielty thinks it due 70 the care and
coUcerns which h feels for his faithful people
70 on2i-. no means in his power which may
contribute to their fccuriry.
III purluance, therefore Of the aE9s of
parliament enasling his oaieny TO c<ll out
and aiiem6ie the militia os he United King
eo'7, h's majatty has thoughts right to make
this communication 70 the houie of commons,
to the end that his nlaie{}y may cauie the fad
militia, or iuch part thereof as his maieity
ihall think necefary, 10 he forthwith drawn
out and embodied, and TO march as occaiion
lha!lrsqGire.
GER"
ne iecretary az war role and moved Z. Thar
an humble address be preferred, to his niaici}y,
thanking him for rs gracious con,nu aication
and for his parental cara IN ADOPTING mea.ures
toi tie iscurity of5ha kirsdor
he aaJrefs was s,.esd to aemiae l9atra
9Its|te, and was ordered to be prcfcHted to
his mGjelty by fuch rlembeys OF that houlc as
were Of his majelty's privy council
Price gff2ck5, Nare5 Ie, 1t p e'clock.
, per cent. Csnfois g "a g. $3.50
ditto for acc. 90 81 s. ~; Z PEI cent.
Reduced, ihu., omnjum, sI2 50 dix.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07

AMERICAN CONSULATE.
Lond0n, 1farcb I8.

Official notice has been received from
Lilbon, that his royal highneE the Prince
regent Of Porfugals has ifrued unlimited
orders for tie admlliion Of foreign -four
iaio lhe pores OF shat country, on paying
a dlty OF forty rees, per alquier, or four
hundred ard eighty rees, equal TO Gxtv
cenrs, per barrel; and thar vedels with
clear bills ofhealth, and Whole crews are
free from any Gcknels, lhall 90 longer
he la5je6ted TO quarantine.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07
FRoHI TUE PHILADELPHIA GAZETTE.
OF FEIDAY, z9 ULT.
IMPORTANT.


CaPr. Brown, Of tbe mp Julian, in IS
days from London, has jllt come up in Pr
iot boat: be brings London news 10 the cyel-
ing Of The nineteenth Of Marsh, cout8:nng
the important intelligence that war was on
the eve u breaking out between Engiaed and
France w haHe.juE time TO eaeipfe you
an ext-a9 rom az lals paper.
There is gFeportin tbe psperes sIe ctl,
tr7r France has enlarged al tke Ena lib
ib'Ps in her ports.
" The impress 1f faanen continues 10 all
TIE ports 0. ng'ahl DnPaeches were daily
In, of 90 different places.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07

The chancellor Of the -Schcquer yeiterd2y
delivered the following reGsge from his ma
ietty TO the houlc OF commons:
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

]. Richardfon,
HAS FOR safe, Ill Ris5sgsa's WJ-...
20 Hhds. Trinidad Sugar,
IS Bales Upland Cotton,
$50 Barrels No. Beef,
Ice Caiks Raihns,
40 Chefs Hyfsn, Hyfon fSin, lr-..
Souchong, Bohea, and Congo
SO Bags Coffee.
as Hhds. Molanes, fuiable for rc.ailing.
Ravens Duck.
Boxes 7 by 9 Window G'afs.
Cordage Swtedcs iron.
Nail Plates, iron Hoops,
Caiks Rice
ar, Pitch, and Roin.
Bone s Mitdling Pork.
Also,
Ereih aHortment India Cottons.
Jaa.a4.
- To Let-lhe Store lately
occup;ed by Mr. ADAMS, at the head Of
Richardson's Whatf-Appiy as above.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
Rich Land for Sale.

CEVERAL original Proprietor's svbole
- rWbs5, and pcrtt Of rights, within thar
large tract called the +" TeUeny A9oriateJ
Land )" the fituation OF (which Land may
be feen on the Map Of the Difrif Of
Maine, the great road from Angufa, on
tie Kennebsc River, pafes thro' one Of
the plantations called DaDjq0zvn,to BeJfgf,
on Psnobfcot River tho dtuation OF
this place is dslightfnl-the Land fuperla.
lively good fine Creams interied it and
fall into navigable Rivers, ia advantageous
one Hde is the Kenne6es Only
IS miles dittance, on another hde BtlEaR
on Penobfcot River about miles.
ALTO 10 be fold ia the Plantation Of Hop,
and ia the town OF CaDldrn, on Prnobfcot
Bay, the rights il a number and parts of
lots from 10 10 400 acres, very good land.
For price, and terms Of payment en-
quire at No. So Cornhil Beaon, in Malta
Oh ufetts. "a. W.
rfaHHary n. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14

NOTICE Is hereby given, that The fub.
~ icribeF has been appointed Admiod-
uator &c 6cnij nan on the Ehatr of
SAMUEL COBB,
late Of Fafasostb, 10 the county Of Cnm-
oeriand, decealed, and taken unon him
that trult BY giving bonds as the law 1i-
rects-He therefore requeas all perlon.
indebted TO faid Etate 10 make payrnen,
and thote who have demands ID rxbhir
the anne. EDWARD corr
Portland, ID No. 7fb, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
For Sale.
THE following lots or trads
a of LAND in Win4bam, viz.

liz ioiioWiilg lois OF tracts
\ of LAND in Win4bam, viz.
loo acres iituated near the
Duck pond. formerly owned by Martha
Lee, and conveyed by her to Joteph Bia-
ney.
50 acres, being the foutheaf
half of the hnndred acre lot, No. AZ, in
the fccond diyilion ofhundred acre lots in
faid town.
And 40 acres, part of the TOO
acre lot, No Or, drawn to the right Of
Humphrey Dcvereaux, adjoining north
welt on LOT No. 81, drawn by Jofeph
Howard
The above lots belong to John
Calender, Efq. of Bottom and will be
fold cheap for caih or approved credit,
and good titles given.-For further partic-
ulars enquire ofthe faid Calender at Bof-
ton, or of the fubfciiber, his agent 10
Portland. SALMON CHASE.
Feb. Z, 1889.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
CONDITIONS Of Che 6a7ettc.


The price efthis GAZETTE TO flbfcribcrs ia
town, who receive their papers by The car
riers, is TWO DOLLARS per anaum.-gT Dif-
tant fuofcribcrs who have their papers f-aled
inely will ALTO pay two dollars, executive Of
poasge:
Subscribers in the country, who receive
their papers q, the ofTise or by poR, wi.
pay ONE DOLLAR AND rFrr Cents, e1clu-
five of poaagc.
CT Country fubfcribcrs arc expected %
pay punaually every ycar-And town fab-
fcribers whenever their bills arc prcfenrrd'
The great ezpencc which has attended the
Establishment Of the Gazette, i i P-eiumed
viii induce all its friends to yield cheerful
compliance to the above liberal terms
Thoie who have bills Of leveral years asndirs
viii conGder the neeeiIity Of their fettlenens'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-14
Hayd-Ware Goods
COMMITTING OF

Copper & BraiS Warming Pans !;
brafs Wath Bafons brafs, princes metal fcrew
bottom, iapsn'd and common iron Candle
ticks !; Cabinet and Clock Furniture brafs
and feel Chimney Hooks hrafs Thumb
l.atehes and Knockers /; brals Char Nails
Frying Pans; brais pipe and common Bel
lows; Bellows Pipes ShcveIs and Tong, !;
Anvils and Vices Iron Shovcls Garden
moon face Clock Dials tin d. iron, compoh-
ticn and block tin Tea and Table Spoons !;
Shutters; box and feel Coffee Mills Colin
Furniture lioule and Tea Table Bells.
a great variety Of
Knives and Forks Jack
knives; Penknives; Razors /; Settlers and
Shears; japan'd, oval, and octagon Tea
Trays, Walters, Bread and Fruit Bafzcts.
Snuiier Trays, TunlbIers, Jacks, Cauiters,
Patent Lamps and Lanterns brafs and iron
Locks, Latches, Hinges and Bolts.
Steel and common plate Saws,
viz. crofscut, tenon. hand, panel. faal. dove
tail, compass and key-hoIe; can iron Weights;
Sttelyards; brafs Scales; Scale Beams.
.loiners, Saddlers, Coopers,
and Shoemakers Tools.
Spe6tacles with ingle and
double bows; Razor Cafes lnkaands I;
Curling Tongs Shaving Boxes Snuff and
Tobacco do.
Scales and Diyiders ; Mathe-
NAUTICAL lnarumcnts Time GlAfes Cal<irg
and Making Irons Ship Scrapers Sail Nee
H. "A. 30. T.
pitch Ladies; patent B;nac'c Lamps.
a very complete afortment Of
Saddlery,
viz. plated and common S,rrups pelham
and inzfile Bits MarringaIe Furniture; Nails
Staples and Plates; fla,iet and in Ter Buckles !;
woolcn and linen Webs; Plulh plated and
common spurs Whips and Whip Thongs.
A large ahortmcnt of Files and
Rafps; Wood Screws Bed and Cork Screws !;
crewet Frames with and S glahes; white
chapel and oommoa Needles; Thimblcs !;
Knitting Needles; Sleeve Buttons Knee
Buckles Shoe Clafps; RAT and Mouf- Traps !;
Curry Combs Curriers', Leather. Dreners',
and Drawing Knives patent and common
brick and p4hcring Trowels; States and Pen
ciis /; Homes /; Looking GlaiIes hair Sieve
Bottoms Wrapping Paper.
Floor, hearth, duff, fcrubbing,
lhoe, paint, tar, fafh and white
wafh BruiheS.
A very complete aTor,men, Of
brafS HarnefS Furniture.
Gait Iron Ware 7 by 9 and
8 by 10 Window CIafs ID cd 81. rcd &
aod- Cut and Wrought Nails Sheathina<0
Deck Nails Tacl1s and Brads Of an Il
Axes Mill Saws, and German Steel.
go.
Alto, by the Union, from BriFol,
large afortment of Cod and Log Lines
Mackere Lines; Salh and Chalk Lines ;
Sewing and Seine Twine final, middle, and
large Quarter Up Cod Hooks Pewter Flat.
Irons Cart Boxes /; 7, IA, and aSlb Caf Iroa
Weights; Patent flot; Sheet Iron Block
tin Teapo's; Pewter Quarts and Pints. &c
ALSO,
Hyfon, Souchong and Bohea
TEAS Of he FRI 4uality.
Portsssd, Mo- 1904. (IGD
70 he Honorable he Senate and Hspis Of
Rspr5entativef Of The CommaH0ceaifb Of
Ma9acbglitt5, IN General Court a6sm6lsd,
at Beifon, January 1893.
XME, the Subscribers, your
w humble petitioners Knowing that
the Legislature are at all times willing 10
remove inconvenience, and redreis grew
ances waen known to exit ia any part of
this Commonwealth, and are not infrnfble
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A Bargain.
FOR SALE. 2 Tor of I.Nn

r. = = = q 1lOt u 4 a y IJ3
in Falmouth, about ITO acrra, well
watered and wooded, of al exceIlen: foil,
and capable of being made one of the beft
Farms ia Falmouth. IL lies with grad "a
dcicent from N. E. to 5. w. on the main
road that leads from Portland over Pre-
ianfcut lower bridge, through Scataqua
to Gray: and about miles from Port
land. a faw mill and grin mill within
two miles of fad Farn.-For Call or ap
proved Notes.
For further particulars, inquire Of JOHN
M'LELLAN, IN Portland, or CHRISTIE
PIER GREAVES, in Falmouth.
7ar. 7a
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= VIE nonrehdent proprietors or own.
l. ers of the feveral Lots Of Land lying
IN Pola19, in the year one thoufand eight
hundred and one, (now part ia Poland and
part in Minot) IN the county of Cumber-
land and commonwealth of Manachufttts
hereafter named. are hereby notified that
the fame are taxed in the Town Tax, in
The bill committed to me the fubtcribcr,
one Of the Collectors Of the fald town for
the year 1901, 10 collect in the lums fol.
lowing, 10 wit
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HE Stockholders Of the Maine
Bsak, are hereby notified to nee, ,t,h.
Chamber over the Bank, on Tnefa,v ~
fifteenth day Of February next, Il elev.o
O'Clock in the forenoon, to cop6der Of asa
confirm any BY Laws or Agreements m,d.
by the Directors; and to make and rn,hI.G-
i s ny Laws or Agreements as they ha ice
By order Of The Prefi5ent and Directors.
DAVID HAS, Ce65isr.
Jan. ee, 1865.
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NOTIFICATION.

HE Stockholders in 10ortlanp Bank
are hereby notified 10 meet At H..
Chamber IN the Bank, on Tuttday thc IrtH
day OF February inf at RI o'clock. forenoon n
to take INTO confederation the preieut ~Rulr,
Regulations and Bye Laws" Of The Cornor,I
ton, and to make fuch alterasiousthcresn II
additions thereto, as nav be tAoueht ssq,ir-
able. BY order Of The Board Of ID s4or,
JOSEPH SwIFr, Cgi5i4r.
Porllts4 B1nk, Fl5. ), 1901.