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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-17
PHILADELPHIA. Augufe ! {


Arrived, lhip P1ofperity, Joughan, lie
/ of May I; James, Warren, do, Liberty,
Singleton, St. Petersburg !; Patty, Smell,
Newrv, via Lazaretto brig Harriet,
|OConnsr Bordeaux Minerva, Flo
renee. do. Sally, Barry, Tore vieja
|tSpain; y Frederick William, Minot, Aux
|Csyes via L zaretto; iloop Maloh's
Daughter, Peafs, Bolton.
Cleared, chip Arts, Tarris, lie of
France and Batavia Teulaccao, Mot
Ter, Oporto MilIouri, Reed, India,
brig Eliza GriHis, Barbados ; Nancy,
Buck, ST. Thomas lchr. Olive Branch,
Bioren, 81. Thomas; Eliza and Katy,
Gardner, Guadaloupe; iloop Indepen-
dence, Anderfon, ST. Lucia.
Friday arrived, losp Sincerity, Toy,
from Grenada, Is days.
Lett there the fchooncr Farmers De-
light, Brow, of this port, TO fail for ST..
trolx in eight days.
Brig Mary, Froif, of Portfmouth,
~. n. to fail in ] days.
Schooner Betiey, Lamount, of Bath,
juit arrived from Savannah.
Schooner Rehecca, Drifaell, of Norfolk,
TO lail in 8 days.
July gift, lat. p, As, N. long 60, s,
". Spoke the fchooner Sally, Dade from
alexandria, tor Cape Francois.
felterday arrived, fhip James, cap
,an Warner, from the lie of May,
's9 It July 9. Arrived there lhip Alno.
'nsc' from Bottom. Sailed 10 company
win the ihip franklin, Bowles, of and
i =, Bottom, and Barque Mary, for Port
ana. Auguf /, in lat. 81, long s.,
?. POKE ihip Ant, Of Brifol, going as car
% from Barbados with 4 or 500 prifon-
SIS Tor L'OIient, and on the Ssh inf. in
n az, IS, long. 81, 80. ipcke fchooner
Dnpa'eh, from Philadelphia on, s days.
elapt. Singleton, of the ihip Liberty,
8" At St. Pstsriburgh, to faiI in a few
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-17

Philadelphia.
Arrived on Saturday, the brig Miner
va, Florence, IS days from gourdsaux !;
lett there onthe z3d June
Ships London Packet, Mccarthy, fer
Baltimore; Anferdsm Packer, Hideilus,
Alices, Wede, OF and for Philadelphia J;
Three S;fefs, Clark, Of Charleiton, un-
known; Venus, Waldroy, Of N. York,
do. Ulyaes, Barclay, Of N. Orlean-, Dc.
Aurora, Burnham, o.aad for New York;
Harriot, advertised TO lie fold; Ese,e, Of
Philadelphia, captain dead Confidence,
Knoobs, of Gloucsesr, IN! nown.
Briggs New Je5fey, skelly, OF and fof
Philadelphia N. York, Pclon, of and fer
n. York Fame, Mlisroom, Of and for
Char'eaon; Amelia, Dubois, CT Phila-
deiphia for n. York; Mary, Of Norfolk,
Tuley, of do. Wilmington, unknown.
Capt. Florence, fpoke the following
veilsls. In Bourdeaux river, brig Hen
ry, Of Baltimore. 3orh June, in lat. a.,
20, N. long. Io, w. orig from New
York, bound TO Bourdeauy, out 20 days.
July 8, 10 lat. 43, 43, N. long. IS, 80,
W. brig Tarar, Morie, of and from Phi.
ladelphia, for St. Aadero. Augae 10, it
LAT. SO, Is, N. long. 10. so, w. ihip
from ST. peteriburgh, bound to Philsdel-
phi', out Is days.
Captain TaJ6s, IF be brig Samuel, bas
dund<d The JS!fozv,ng iii g Amereaa
vessel, at Legbors, MGy ~.
Ship Pbeuix, Peterson. of Pbiladrl-
phia, repairing; brig Nelly, Salisbury,
Of Baltimore; Thomas Truxton, Johnson,
do. l'elemaehus, Goodwin, of Boston;
schr. THO, Wellman, of do. for Nor
folk; Equality, Burgess, of do. Thomas,
STANDBY, OF Beverly Mary, Edward, OF
Marblehead tor Charleston.
Sailed from Leghorn May q, the ship
Hercules Courtney, Firzhugh, of and for
Norfolk; brig Eliza, Engley, of King
sron for Alicant.
June 10, spoke the ship Venus,
Matehhead, of Newburyport, from Bar
celona bound to Petersburgh, out 10 days
off Adrian.
Liz IF dme,iean vsDsh AJt at Gibraltar
Juue I7tb.
Ship Thomas, Vickery, of Norfolk !;
brig Hunter, of New York; sehr.
Federal, , of Dnxbury. June "a,
spoke the ship Sophiriana, Of New Yo.k
bound to Bordeaux, out days, in lat.
40, IA, n. long. 81, w.
The ship Atlantic, from hence for Ant
werp, was spoken July 22d, in lat. 43,
Is, long. 80, 80.
The ship Brothers, is to sail the 10th
inst. from Trinidad, for this port.
Brig Sally, from hence arrived at St.
Kits, July IS.
Schr. Maria, Coffin, from hence for St.
Thomas, was spoken The 9TH inst. in lat.
IS, So, long. 70, out Is days.
The following vessels we're at Liverpool
on the 10th Of June, Of and for this
port.
Ship Fair Americas, Calhoun, to sail
June II Thomas Wilson, Churnsides,
IS; Camilla, Hubbard, July 90 Perse-
veranse, NJ. Fallane, uncertain !; John *
Alice, Whitesldes, uncertain; brig Cha
rlssa, Brewton, first fair wind.
Ship Delaware, Smith, and brig lace,
Thomas; sailed from Lisbon for this port
A days since.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-17
DENMARK.
a kfxr from MertS, May 31f Jays,

a ieffsr fran MertS, May 3IF lays,
I" "A proposal has been made by the
French government to stop the passage of
tile Sound, and all access to the Baltic
E0r English vessels
We little doubt that the French go.
|vernment seriously entertains this projsa.
The asserting to it, on the part Of Den.
mark would be the declaration of war
AGAINST England.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-17

\ III. majesty has at all TINES manifested
1. deepest and most lively interest Tor the s,
o.0sritv and independence OF the Umtea
|,as;nces. He has recourse TO these pro-
e,d,pqs with the most sincere regret, put
(,seordra of the French government has
4, him no alternative. and in adopting
bsse measures he is actuatrd by a sense
\ what is due 10 his own dignity, ana to
Il security and essential interests Of hls
bminions.
|ghsr TIKI ms0age 4vas read, an addrs6
Of tbaskstar fse communication peDfa
ncmene contraa!cente.
une Is.
BREMEN AND HAMBURG
T 4 K E N.
The Hamburg mail brings the follow
bg article Of intelligence.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-14

DxBarr sz TIE Petifion Of Willia~ Mar
bny, Rsaeys 7sSvnltnd Hoe, ard Den
ris Ramfay.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

To The Honorable The Senate and Heuff Of
Rsprsf tatioer Of ne Communicable b
Maglebg,ftn, IA Gsaerai Coart aaFmbled,
at Bg'fo1, Jaaaa,y 1903.
IAE, the Subscribers, your
w humble petitioners Knowing that
The Legislature are A. all times willing 10
remove inconvcRieBces, and redref. grew
ances whcn known 10 exit il any part Of
this Common wealth, and are not Inienfibic
ofthe advan ages & Disadvantages ct an 10
corporate & ua'ncorporate aatr: We,there-
fore, pray the Honorable Legislature that The
Plantation called Oxford, III the coun If
York, may be incorporated into iowa
by the name of Oxford, according TO the
cOurles add diaances following. Ti.s. -
BcglnDlng At Pond At the norihsaHtrlv
corner OF Waterford, thence north tweuty
degrees wet, fix mics and one hundred
aud thirty -ods, 70 the foujh line of Bethel;
thence wet, twenty degrees fouth, bonn.
ded by Bethel, FIVE miles and one halt !;
thence foutn, twenty degrees eat, feVen
miles or theresbouts, TO Waterford line !;
thence by the northwardly line of Water
ford to the frh mentioned bound. And
your Petitioners, as in duty bound, will
ever pray.
ASA CUMMINGS, c Go, :, t.s.f CO. !,
BANI HASKELL, 81. pig1tot;oy
JONATHAN HOLT, ) of Oxford.
Commonwealth Of Ma0aebgtSas.
/, Senate, Jan a4th, 1913.
J ON the Petition of AJa Cum
miags, Committee Of the Plantation called
Oxford, in the county of York, praying
that lad Plantation, according TO the
courfts and alliances deicribed in faid
Petition, may he incorporated into a
Town
Ordered, That the Petitioners
carfe al attefed copy of their faid Peti-
ton, with this Order thereon, TO be pub
Iihed in the Palladium. printed in Bolton,
and in the Portland CaSstte, printed by
E. A jerks, three weeks fuccelfively, the
lat publication to be thirty days, at leaf,
before the feCend Wednefday Of the frft
FELTON, of the next General Court, that all
perions concerned may then appear and
ih-w caulr, lif any they have) why the
prayer of iaid Petition fhond not be
granted. Sent do1va for concHrrenee,
DAVID COBB, President.
N the HoHfe Of RetreytatatiOs5, Jan 24,i8o3.
Read and concurrsd,
JOHN c. JONES, Speaker.
s. true Copy-Aftsh
G.E. VAUGHAN, Clerk oftbe Senate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
Rich Land for Sale.

GENERAL original Prophet or's qUbOle
~ ,igbts, and parts of rights, within thar
large tract called the g Isveay AGoaafes
Land - the ftuation of which Land may
be fero on tn Map OF the Dltrict OF
Maine, the great road from Auguta, on
the Krnuebec River, pafes THO one of
the plantations called DaV,qoavn, to BeJee,
on Penobfcot River ;-thc htuation Of
this place is delightiul--the Land fuperla.
lively good fine ftreams interie6 it and
fall into navigable Rivers, in advantageous
direetions-on one iide is the Kennebes only
IS miles diiance, on another hde Be5aF
on Pcnobfeot River about miles.
Alto TO be fold in the Plantation of Hope,
and in the town of Canadsn, on Penobfcot
Bay, the rights il number and parts OF
lots from 10 to 400 acres, very good lano.
For price, and terms of payment en-
qure at No. So CornhiIl B9fon in Malta
chuietts. g. W..
January n, 1906.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

THE luhfcriber hereby gives notice 70
IL all concerned, that having been duly
appointed AdminiRratrix on the Eaa.e OF
ROBERT MCDONALD,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cum
byrlaud, manner, deceacd, has taken
upon her that truft by giving bond as the
Law directs She th-refore reqleits al
perions who are indebted to fad deccafed's
eRate TO make immediate payment; and
tbofr who have any demands thereon TO
exhibit the fame to
FRANCES M'DoNALD.
Dated Tfanuary "a, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

NTHERE rs Commihian of Bankrun,c.
wv has been awarded and ihucd aqaina
Henry COOLIDGE,
Of Watertord, in the Dittriff Of Maine
Trader, and the fad Henry Coolidge has
been declared Bankrn p--he is herehr
required TO furrender himf-lf 10 the Com.
mflioners in faid Commil1ion named. o.
Friday the aS h day Of January infant.
on Friday the nth day of February nryt
and % Thurfdsy the cd day Of Mlrrh
nexs, at 10 O'CLOCK, "A. u. oa each Of f,i4
days, II the Office of SALMON CaAsE. Fc.
cuire, near the Hay Market in Middle
ftreet, Portland, and make full dfcoyerv
and di:clofurc Of his Eitarc and Effects
Wacn and where MS Creditors are n
come prepared TO prove their debts aat
at the cond nreetingto chcof- an Alicnes
Or Aiiignees and at the lat mect,oy. fatd
Bankrupt is required to finiih his exam,-
MARION aud iS.i aft meeting any az
tn Creditors Of fard Bankrupt nav b
heard before fiid Commit lnrrs. aeainR
the making Or allowing a certificate to
the Judge of faid D,t-ict, 10 tatTti- f3id
Back upr 70 aCertificate Of Dfcharse.
a perfons indebted I'd fali BzakruDt.
are 10 make immejiate payment and
thofe who have any OF hi Elf Cts, are to
deliver the fame to fuch portions only, 10
the Commiifioners ihaII appoint.
SAiMOE CHASE, Cozfs8I-
WILLIAM WIDGERY, fasrs.
Dated January II, 1868.
NOTICE i hlr-by given, that nr fu6-
IN fcriber has hen appointed AiIignse
of the Efste and Eff cts of
OLIVER DUNNEL,
Of Portla7i. in the ID frict 0f Maine.
Trader. Bsnkru pt All perfons in
debted 70 the fsid Dunnel, are requeff-
ed 70 make immediate payment aud all
thoir VINO have any Of his EFltts, are re-
CURED 10 del YER the fame To
NATHAN KINSMAN, AEsnu.
Dated Izth January, 1853.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

THE Subscriber hereby gives7notlce 10
Il all concerned, that he has taken upon
himfelf the trult Of 40 executor TO the lat
will and teifament Of
EZEKIEL LORING,
late of New Gloucetter, deCeated and as
iuch, he requeits all perfon5 VINO have any
demands upon the efate Of iaid deceaied
to bring in the fame, and thofe who are
indebted thereto, TO make payment With
out delay TO DAVID LORlNG'
Dated Ne7U GioueeGer, January !, 1893.
I NE inbfcrlb>r hcreoy gives notice TO
l. all concerned, that having been duty
appointed Adminitratrix on the Eitate OF
WILLIAM CoBB,
late of Portland, in the county of Cum
berland, Eiquirr, deceafed, has taken up
on her that truf by giving bond as The law
direcis She therefore requetfs all per-
fons who are indebted to fad deceaied's
Efate, to make immediate payment; and
'hofr who have any demands thereon, TO
exhibit the fame TO the CommifhoDers
appointed TO reeve and examine the fame
ELIZ ABElH COSB.
'faHndYy 40, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
CONDITIONS Of Gbr os7ettc.


The price Of this CAzETTE 70 frbfcribers ~
town, who receive their papers BY the car.
riers, is TWO DOLLARS per anaum. --sF IN
tant fuofcribers who have their papers iraleo
fngly will ALTO pay two dollars, exeluiTe Oh
poRage.
Subscribers in the country, who receive
their papers at the ofiee or by Polt' WI
pay ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTs, exd'a-
FIVE Of Pofage.
o. Country fubfcribers arc expec'eu =
pay puncfuaIiy every yesr--And town II
fcribers whenever their bills are preienteo
The great expcnce which has attenoeo ="
Establishment Of the Gazette, Il pIeiu'''''
will induce ali its friends TO yield enetf'''1
compliance to the above liberal terms
Thoie who have bills Of leveral years iiAn''' =
will con6Her the neeellty Of their ietilen''N-
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

x-yE the fubfcribers, Commiffioners
w appointed by she Hon William
Gcrham, Eiq Judge Of Probate for tbs
county OF Cumberland, to receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the feveral Creditors
to the Eftate of WILLIAM COBB, Efq.
late of Portland, in tad county, Snip
wright, deceafed, reprefented lnfolyent--
hereby give notice, that fix months from
the fecond "wednesday of January infant,
are allowed to bring IN and prove their
CLAIMS and that we will attend that fer
vice at MATHEW CoBB's Store mo. III,
Long WborfJ on the Taft Tuetday of this
and the firit Tuvfday Of tbs five following
months, from two TO Ave O'Clock, Y. N.
on each day
MATHEW GOES, co,,,0jq;oa.rs
LEmuEL WEEKS, "'"'"a''0"s'''
fq1n1ry 10, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
Dated January q, 1903.

THE iubiclb her eby gives notice TO
4 all concerned THAT having been duly
appointed administrator on the eitate OF
JOSEPH HANCOCK,
late of Portland, in the county of Gambler
land, mariner, deceafed has taken upon him
that truft, by giving bond as the law d.
reas: he therefore reqneits all prrfons who
are indebted to faId deceafed,s eRate TO
make immediate payment /; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame to LEWIS GAY,
Administrator for JaiG ERate, or TO
NATHANIEL CHAMBEsLlN,
Anorny 10, the Eaid Gay,
DATED Jan. Is, 1893.
Z HE fubfcrlber hereby gives notice to
J. all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Adminitratrix on the Ettatc of
WILLIAM MILLIKEN,
late OF Scarborough, in the county of Cum
berland, mariner, dect aied, fhe has taken
upon her that trutt by giving ppnd as the
Law directs She therefore requets all
perions who are indebted 10 faid deceafed s
efate Co make immediate payment aud
thoie VINO have any demands thereon to
exhibit the fame to Mr.. ZEcHARIAH HAIR
MON, Of faid Scarborough, who viii attend
TO lettle the fame at his dwelling homie in
fad town, on the laft WeGnef ,ayS Of this
and the three following months.
KATHARINE MtLLlKEN.
Dated Janaary II,i8o3.
HdE iubfcriber hereby gives notice to
a all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Adminiitratrix or the Ehate Of
WINTHROP TRIJE
late OF Nortbyarmoub, in the county Of
Cumberland, yeoman, decrafed, has taken
upon her that truf by giving bond as the
Law directs She therefore requelts all
pcrfons who are indebted to fad dcceaied's
eltate to make immediate payment and
thof- who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the fame 10 MARY TRUE.
Dated Janaay =, 1908.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the iuo-
" fcriber has been duly appointed Ad-
minlfratrix on the Efate OF
WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK,
ate Of WarrsH, in the county Of Line oln,
yeoman, deceafed; aud has undertake.
that rrutt by giving bond as the Law d.
reefs ALE perio1s therefore having de-
mands againft the Ehate Of faid decesfed
are defited to exhibit the fame for frttls-
meat and all indebted 70 faid Etate are
requefed TO make immediate payment to
ELizABErH KfRKPATRIcK, Id
Earrea, Jan. 8, 1893. mia5grafrix.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
N7HEREAs Commit ,u of r.
w hath been awarded and iausd s up'sy
CHARLES Shaw l1

oAAA NLEo OHAW.
OF Portiaaf in the Difric Of Maine =,
aud the laid CHARLES SHAW has be-.
clared Bankrupt-he is hereby r~r... .ue-
70 furrender hInlslf 10 the Commit; ar e1
fad CommiIiou named. on SATURDAY. thc II
day of January infant, on SATURDAY. The yn t
day or Fc5ru4ry next, and on Friday ths -.
day OF March next, at ten O'Clock. \, IT.
each OF fad days, At the Office of So. In
CHASE, Elq in Middle itreet, near tbr Il
Market, IN fad Portland, and make f,,l, y
covery and dilcofure OF his ERate and FF- a. IL
When and where thcCrcditors are 70 com.
pared to prove their debts aud At the ,rcp-,
meeting 10 ehoole an AGignce or AfIigus.''
and At the Ialf meeting the laid Bankrrn,
requires to hn:lh his examination and ,rr.:s
Taft meeting any Of the Creditor, IL I'm
Bankrupt may be heard before laid comoa;r
foners, againf the making or allowing of :
certificate tolhe judge Of lAid Dllria. II 49,;
RE lad Bankrupt ID A certicate az digch,ra.
All perfons indebted TO faid Bankrne,
are 10 make payment; and thore who b.s,
any Of his etf-fs, are to deliver The fame j.
luch perfons only az the Ccmmiifionrrs ON
appoint.
SALMON CHASE. =,
WILLIAM WlDGERY 101"lj''1sr'.
D1ie1 1q,rzary II, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
Abner Rogers,

Abner Rogers,
INFORMS his friends and cufomers.
i hat he has fcy fale, at his aore No. &c,
Fin Rreet, Portland, Gearly oppofite the
Maine Bark, bsndsome anortmeut OF
Gold and Silver Watches,
CHAINS, KEYS, SEALS, SC.
as cheap a. can be had ~ Boiton--And be-
ing dcfrous Of turning his attention to the
CLocK AND Wares MAKtNG BUSINESS,
cffrrs for iale his STOCK IN TRADE
lat the fiff cefi) con6f;ng of Broadclo,hs,
Caiiimeres, CaIicoes. Shailoous, Dnrants,
IDENTITIES, and variety of other articles,
with a good siIortment of HARDWARE
GooDs
O. Warranted good day CLocKs,
and TIMEPIEcEs, may be had at ihort
notice
Or Wanted to hire, JcuRsRYMAs
that L. workman at Repairing Watches.
One with proved recommendations may
End good encouragement, by applying az
above. n No. AZ, ESo3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

NHEREAS Commif1ian Of Bankrun,cr
Wv has been awarded and iiIucd apaina
IL .~-r Co.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07

r Asst Friday, a Shopkeeper
- gave five FLYER dollars ITO perion
whom he does not know for Bank bill,
which he afterwards found, on looking ever
the money taken for the day, to be fifty dol
lars.-The owner of the bill, by applying to
the printer, may be directed TO the fhop
where be can receive it again. ian. 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
Walter Ha ch,
INFORMS his cuff jmers and

M INNlO Ills Gull )illGfS anu
others, that he now ca ies on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all irs branches at hts ihop next door 20 the
Bsasb Of Grapss, Fare fystf--where every atten-
ton will be paid 70 all who may favor hiel
with their commands, and the imalleiI favors
gratefully acknowledged
At the above lhop--A few
pieces of ben fuperdne black, blue and mixed
B2OADCLOTHS and CASSIMERES, LACEY
received.
AHo, in fore, on TirComb's
WHAT, AMI for falc quantity Of St. Georges
LIME, and GRINC5rONES, warranted Of
the irR quality.
N. B. All perfons having de-
mands, are reqrefed to call and receive their
dues and all Indebted, are called spon 70
make immediate payment.
Portland, Jan. "a, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
A Bargain.
FOR SALE, a Lot of LAND,

10 FGimon.b, about 10 acres, well
watered and wooded, of an excellen. foil,
and capable of being made one ofthe btf
Farms in Falmouth. II lies with q gradua
detcent fFcm N. E. to S. w on the man
road that leads from Portland over Pre-
fumicut lower bridge, through Scataqua
TO Gray: and about miles from Port
Iaad. A faw.m mill and grin mHi within
two miles of faid Farm.-Fcr Cath or ap
proved Notes.
For further particulars, inquire Of JOHN
M'LELLhN,i il Portland, or CHRISTIE
PIER GREAVES, IN Falmouth.
Jan "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
New Singing Book,
FOR SINGING SCHOOLS.

JEFF PuIljJssd, price One Dollar fggls, and 10 Dds
pr dozn, and far Jo< at
Thomas CLARK'S Bookftore,
Near tie bead Of FjG Ereet, Portland,
ENTITLED,
COLUMBIAN and European Har-
- mony or, The Bridgewater Collection.
of Sacred Muhc.--By Bartholomew Brown,
A. r. and others.
AS this collection is intended altogether
for congregational ufe, no tunes are inherit
ed bat fuch as are fuited 10 fome meature
Of facred verie. The character of the nu-
Iic is fuch, il is believed, as 70 aCcOmmo-
date all taRes. A comfortable proportion
of the work was never before publilhed in
this country, and is the production of the
greattit European matters, ancient and
modern. The compiieTs have eBdeavored
to adapt 1t to all the variety Of time, key
and meafure, now in ufe.
1t is hoped that this attempt 10 amend
and correct the tate of cur country will
meet with encouragement from every
amat eur Of this enchanting art.
The above work has been carefully Pc
ruled by gentlemen thoroughly Killed in
mufic, who have pronounced it to be woT :
thy the attention of the public.
fan. ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07
For Sale,
A Valuable Farm,

TOR SALE, in Falmouth ituatcd on
J. the poit road, fix miles from Port land
II contains li<ty acres OF Land, with a
new two fory Dwelling Houfe thereon.
and good Barn. Il 10 we'll watered, and
IN good filuation for public hogte.-
fhe terms will b. liberal, for calh or on
credit. Apply to
SAMUEL CUTTER, on the pennies.
Fakweutb, Jan 4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-07


BOOKS,
IN every branch of Literature.
Ageneral afortment Of Bibles, all Gze ).
Tefaments Dictionaries,
Weblter's III, I'd, and cd parts,
Maine Spelling Book,
American Preceptor,
Ladies Accidence Child's Companion
Morfe's Univerial Geography
Dwight's Geography.
NlcboIs', P3sc'o & Wa!h's Arithmet les
Art Of Reading, & &c.
Alto, a general alfcrtmeni Of ACCOUNT
Books.
Record AID Memorandum Books,
Mulc Books of al kinds,
Playing Cards,
Back and Red Inkpowder,
Writing and CypheFing Books.
L;kewae, a compleat aAortment of SEA-
MEMS BooKsand Articies-Among which,
are, New American Praeticai Nav;g ator
American CoaaPilot Snip Mater At
6aant, &c &c.-Has'ey's Qnadrants, diff
ferent prices CUTTERS Scales and Ovid
crs Quarter WaggoneFs and an affort-
ment OF Charts.
Llkewife, pleaGng affortment Of
IAPANNED WARE,
ConifiDg of Tea Trays, all fees I; Knife
Trays !; Bread Baikets, sc. &c.
Almanacks and Regilters,
for sos.
Cr Cafh given for RAGS.
Jan ~, 1865 (3m.)