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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03
Notice.
March g..

Come to the lublcriber's place
within swo miles Of Alexandria, on the
road 20 Iiay1lhonc's n.ilishc zad Of Zebra
airy, fray COW and CALF; (the Calf
luppoled to be about S weeks OLD the
Cow is marked with ai~allow- fork in the
right ear, and an overkeel in the LETT.
The owner is delred TO come, prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take them away.
MICHAEL FIELDING
March 3, 1903 eo3lt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03

.x.sen.y which Aaal gissn rte e fas
s,f,rs This knowledge was derived
I's. +. communication 81 the Governor
8 ,,.Oreis jaa then received.
On me io,b day Of July. hosever,
80, written ir5n HE War Depart
.s,. which is conhdered by Tie pEei~n'
D s.Trcrsry as putting az end 70 any iar-
=, d,ftrstion on he parr Of the Co
s,IoOr Tie pfs!ent claim shersfofe 70
\ a. IS fayourably reported for, is Tor FER
ines O.rform-d b. i,oops called Into 'he
aid by the Governor Of Georgia 10 shs
r,,rsiie Of the, discretionary power given
him By the letter otthe 18th OF Ottoher,
ard taken from him by that OF TIE 10Th
Of July following, allowing realonaole
rime for dilblnding the troops alter The
r.cei2t Of the fame.
Mr.. Chaifnao, There is leading tea-
,ure which nsgks thefe claims, aud 70
whichit is important 10 direct the a''cot1-
on of the committee as TO a polar isar.
hi;i that they are for ferv;ces conaoed ex-
cIuiiyely TO a.fS,yers fraffaion- he
discretionary powers yeRed 10 the Cover
nor Of Georgia were reiiricied alone BY
this ol,iea. To this object were they
alldireeied. / vii. not at this time en-
Ter into an enquiry as 70 the foundneis or
humanity of that policy on the part OF the
general government which with refPedf
10 all the forthern frontier has kept up
ifcady oppoftion againf offenfve oPera'l-
cns. But qciN obfcrve that the expert
ence of all America has proven that iuch
operations produce as agairf Indians
the only effective tranquility and that
the inhabitants of the 1u'heIn frontier.
have never yet received fatisiaetory
explanation why this difcripsion of
operations was 70 fedulouly purfued BY
the general government and at encr-
nous expsnce TOO, in relation TO the
north weGern country, but fiittly and
hernly interdiaed as to themfclves.-
We, Mr.. Chair man, were tied down to
deienGye meaiures. A frontier 400
miles in extent was in all It's points ex-
pofed 10 hottie inroad and TO the depre-
dations, confeqaent upon favage war
fare. lis vain to Judge of this by the
rules applying TO civilized nations. II
any gentleman in this committee fhall
to do 70, he will involve him
felf in an act ofingle injuaice. Savages
are not in the habit OF collecting them.
ielves into one army and uniting their
force againf any particular point. No
fir they devide themfelve into fmall par
ties they extend theInlelves along the
whole line of frontier--each party watches
for il, tine and its particular plate5ef
attack. You never know which point is
noa in danger or at what time there is
mott reafon TO expect an attack. The
whole line of frontier theretors is IN that
imminent danger Of invahon which docs
lot admit ofdelay, in all Indian warfare
An Imminent danger TOO which never
'eaies to exif 70 Iopg as fpirit Of holti.
ity prevails.
I'm be fe>,yinysI J
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03

faifa5 lrios2 tie inidf.itan,s, IS fatircrif-
lion, for the above purpofe; and as tic
genefolity and CHARITY ii cur honorabiere-
preventative are 70 we'll known, and 70
literally believed in all cafes of diarefs,
that have come TO lis knowledge, parti-
cularly lately, lis handfonie manner cf
contributing to the unparalleled di!refs
OF the laiIoIcrs by FIRE at Pordnoufh, il
IS believed that no pclfun will Ieiult 10
contribute his due proportion.
ANXIOUS JUSTITIE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED,
Snow Cornelia, Hathaway. Providence
Sloop Hannah, Smith, Bottom
Drucilla, Rowland, New Bedford
CLEARED,
Ship Hanter, Midnight, Llsbon.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-03
Wanted to Hire Immediately,

Wanted to Hire immediately,
y BOUT 40 hands, IL hewers and
n Wagons and teams. Employ
ment may be had 3 months, or more, By
application TO and NJ. Scholield, Alex
andria, IGachar Scholneld, WaIter or VIM
Liaafey, rear ColeheGer, or Henry Wood
row, II Aqua.
n. 3, Hands are to bring axes and
hcwefs broad axes,
Feb. 7. gay
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
Iohn a. Shaw, & Co.


INFORM the Public thar they have taken
i q Shop next door. bus one North Of the
Coffee Houfe, where they casry on the
WATcH.MAKING BUSINESS
in all its Branches. Likewiie all kinds Of
Hair Work sS Coid Cypbers
neatly executed. They have for Sale, Easiih
and Geneva gold g. filver Watches, Gold Neck
IaAs, flver tea and table Spoons, falt, muftard
& pap Spoons. foup and pr nch Ladies. fugar
Tongs, large & fnalI Looking GlaiIes. drfIng
Do. tea Trays, Walters & drefling Cafes, plat
ed. wooden, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea aud coffee Pots, Gentlensn's and Childrcn's
bea & common Hatts, Sufpcnder, Knives and
Forks. brsfs globe & common Haodirops. Shoy-
el & Tong', brala and jsppaned Lamps, elegant
plated & brafs Candlchicks, dart and common
Gains. horfe & chsife Whips. ladies do. Scidon,
Pen Knives. Shutters & Trays, powder Boxes
and Pufis, Razors in cafes and without, Having
Boxes, and Wipdior Soap. Cream balls, writing
Paper. Dutch Qails. Spanifh Segsrt. Maccabsu,
Rsppee s. Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown.
together With complete AHoument Of Jewel
!ery & PERU They Alto carry on the
GOLD & SiLvERsNrrH's
BuGnes I: Caih given for Old Gold and Silver.
t++ Punttual attendance, and the fmallea
favo's gra'efclly acknowledged.
Newport, o<t 3. lse,. 1,sf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
FOR SIZE. Bf
SIMEON MAR I'm.

CXrY Had.. good retailing M,laaes.
~ Two tons Hat, Club, and HaIbcck Steel,
Twenty boxes bro~n HAVANA Sugars.
Two thoufand bufhels Exuna Salt, faitable for
porS, beef, and fh. -Alfo.
Jsf reeeivsl from Amjftyds~r. per Flip Eagle,
(Dashi Asgis MaRey)
8, Bones plain Glafs- Ware, each contaio'ng So
aravs of half pint Tumblcp, 10 per fttax--
s pint Decanten---6 half pint do, Wine
Glaaes-6 Salt Cells.
81 Boxe, Auted GlaG Ware, each containing.
400 haf-pint Tumblers--z quart Drcanters.
pint do.-4 half.pint diito---36 Wine
GlsGes-6 Salt Cells.
10 Pipes Weefp Gin--s cafks White Lead.
go quarter csfks Of Piaol Powder,
4 caks Shot, Of various Gzcs,
ditto Linfeed Oil,
100 Datch Cheefe., weighing IS & =, lbs. each,
700 trz bo,tle) empty Giu Cafes.
N,>cb1vt, Jnz. 20. 1903. TI11T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
CO Take Notice.

TU7HE Wanton elfate, in Jamefown,
il which was fold on the 4th of
April laf, by order of the General
Allembly (the conditions of iale not
'b>ing complied with on the part of
The purchafer) will be again fold at
Public Auction, on Monday, the 8th
day of Auguf next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon (if fair weather, if not,
the frlt fair day after) OH the premif-
es.-Conditions of fale will be made
known at the time.
CONSTANT TABER,l Commii-
SAMUEL VERNON, h~.
Nf7efs,t. Jsy "a. 1903.
sJ The fcveIsl PRIMERS in the State will
pnbiih the above un,l 'he time Of fale.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
Not one and three quarters Of blank to pr
COCO Tickets at 4 Dollars is {.

scoo Tickets At Dollars is .esoo
This Scheme is calculated for the advsn-
tage ot adventures there being not one and
thrce.quarters Of blank To- prize, and the
prize, only fuhjed to deduction. OF twelve and
one BALI per ccn.. The encouragement and
aAiRance which the Managers aat,er thenfelyes
wil be given to this Lottery, by the Malonic
Fraternity In this and thc neighbouring States.
leaves thcna without doubt that the Tickets
will meet ipeedy fa'e, and that the draging
will commence in fhort ii ae which as foon
ss fnifhed, liit of the prize, viii be pubiiihed,
and ,nirty days after, the prizes will be punetu-
ally paid.-Thofe Prizes which are not aensndsd
within twelve months after drawn, viii be deemed
generouly given for the purpoie of the Lottery.
WILLIAM TEW,
JAMES PERRY.
JOHN PRICE, jun. Nam
EDWARD EASTON, jun. ageyr.
CLARKE COOK,
WILLIAM MOORE, Jun.
6c- Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had Of either Of the Managers.
Nrzpboy,, March 7. 1903. ,zSf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

INHE Leeiluurc OF the State of Rhode
Il Hand, &c. at their lag iilioAs, having
granted permifii1n to the Matter, Wsrders, and
B'ethr-n OF 81. Johns Lodge. No. /, in New
port, TO raifc by Lottery the fum e FqOo Tb'n-
Jard Ffve Has4yed Ds!Kc,s. 10 oischarse the debt
due on hsion'S Hail aod haviog appointed the
iubicroen Managers lwho have gwen bonds 70
The Gsersl. Trealu'sr) they p,rient the follow
ing Scheme fer the patronage Of the Publie.
S C. II E M E.
Not one and three. .uuar;els Of blank GO prize.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

Warming Pans.
Houfe & hearth Bruh-;
cs,
S'eves. Pewter,
Fla'. Irons,
Coffee Mills,
Looking Giaaes.
BIa6 aud Iron Candle.
fticks,
Tea Pots,
Tobacco & Snuff.
All kinds of Nails,
Anchors,
Fifty ftands Englih
Mulkets,
Flinu, Powder & Shot,
Crockery and Giah
Ware,
Has of every kind
fro n j dollar TO 8
dollar, 50 cents.
6 by s window G,ais,
Cotton Wool,
Cotton & wool Cards,
Flour by the Barre !.
&c. &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
SAMUEL JAMES

HdSsFOR S{LE,
a I his Paper Haugiog Mandatory, which
{ \ is in the Houic ne now occupies, oppoii,e
TO Mr.. Le1vh Peeki, on the Wet Side OF the
Bridge, Providence, great variety OF
Hoals Paper and Bordering,
of the newell and mott elegant Figures at whole
fale and retail. on as good terms as can be pur.
ehaied in America.
A generous credit given to thoie who pur-
chafe by the quantity for retailing.
N. B. The above Is printed on good pa
per, and the work well executed, by and under
The direction of a workman from Eufopc.
MAY "a, 1903. 6m
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
b L N f 8.
On the Death Of Mr.. s*''"'s "S'S.
volcs;bsd 10 the anisble

On INC tt'dtu w MT
Inlcfibcd 10 the aniable --
u
1sENEATH the made Of yon fcaeral trce.
Wnotc dark boughs faintly o'er the tomb.
Zones wave,
NV fad snstton, devote 10 thee,
Thou early sitim Of the Glent grave!
W. NOT for thee NY butfing heart o'ciAows,
Fnt thou art freed from ev'rv human care,
mourn, ala, the fveet ELizA's woes,
And o'er her ansuiih drop stfattion's tear.
Sna,cb'd in moment from her dear embrace,
In manhood's prime, with health and fortune
blea;
AdorAd sish ev'ry intellectual grace
1l'ua, warns and dignif-s the human brcaR.
He fa''s 70 rifc no rrN! Beware. We vaini
Know thar ,xiacncs is fragile a VT;
Corpar- yonr b'is--more certain Is your pain |;
You bloom, you fade, you pc'iih in an hour.
(Aiit,'d f,sn Mys.Y,knt.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN q WOOLEN RACS, Br.
Chriitopher Oiney, & Co.

80 ftA' ~ ~ OOS'N NHSOs BI
Chriitopher Oiney, & Co.
D.liue,.1 az ths.r Mait, or Pape, Har,- Hou),,
VNT HEaE they have for falc. at wholeiaIe &
w retail. all kinds Of Paper, viz. Foslf-
Car. Writing Paper, No. and a.--Vellum Let.
ter do.--ro, 9o.-Wrappiug do.-Bcuoct do.
---C,o,hier's do. IR quality. .-Shea,hins. with
and without Sand. Book. Binders Boards
Candle Paper. and Sugar Loaf Blue.
~ complete AlIo' ent OF Blank Accoun,
and Record BccS,.-LtkEwIss
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern. TO iuit the pufchafer--A comple,c Abort.
mcnt OF school Books. & Stationary OF all kinds.
hjS, wauao,ed Chocolate. by the Box,
or pound. Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
n. B. Wanted, one o. two Boys, from /,
toI4 years OF age, az Apprentices to the Paper.
makiag and Clothing bofnea.-To fach great
encouragement, ell be eiven.
Prse.knee, OF. 16, iso1. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

From One Dollar IS Cents. TO Eight Dollars
each. LReuuft, Mems and Women's warranted
Saddles and Brides, meas and women's Shoes.
Ays, Rum, Brandy, Gin, Sugar, Tea,
Cqffte. Mclsaes, Flour, Ginger. Alfpice. Pep
per. Cinnamon, & other articles in the G Groce,y
!inc. They have 90 hsad one hundred pair of
Boys Calf hin Shoes.
All which will be difpofsd of on rea!ooable terms.
- BcS Spanifh SEGARS. by the large
81 imai quantity.
Hetef'n, Ap,i 10. 1903. 1874 On
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

HENRY MOORE, & Co.
HAVE roR SAILS,
Af f5eiy Store or fbe Ferry Wharf, Sy Wbokjaze
. Retail, az CSeap ar at ay ssr is Ntv7"r.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
MEM & ROGER S

HAVE FOR SALE,
AT their STORE in Tbames. Street, at the Head
of Bauyfsr', What,
N E w q Il T,
II general AD0rtmenf of GROCERIES.
WH0LESALs SS' RETAIL.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

HsVt for Jsh at fb0r S,em on B4nysty's HBAf,
A GENERAL and genuine aaormert Of
"A Groceries. as low as can be parchafed in
this towu.--Likewiic.
Molafe' Of a fupefior quality per hogfhead,
Nsw. England Rum by the hosfhcad.
Sugar by the barrel.
Tess by the dozen ID.
Frch Flour ny the barrel, Of which they in.
: terd to keep a cooRant fapply.
BrR HAVANA white and blown SUGARS,
by the Box.
GT Matters of vefIels. &c. can be fupplied
With any articles they may want, aod the
fmallea favor gratefully acknowledged.
Ns,etoyf. F,brSa,y &. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
HA1" SCREENING.

THE fubicriber Informs the psbIic that he
4 has taken ,he boising of Mr.. Jsr0tbAR
Simmen', lately occupied by Jsna,bSs Ma.@.
deeeaicd where the Hay ScIcwing buhnei'
will be carried on as uiusl. and on realonable
terms. Any quantity. of Hay, ready icrcwed,
may be had on very mort notice, and all favors
thankfully acknowledged. JOHN IRISH.
Nrzvpoyf, 6prR Q, 1903. Iss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

'Thcy carne't'v rrqncH fhoIe who have Ac-
connts open with Nm. Moore. Jun. Sc Co cfpe-
cislly fach as have been of more than years
aanding TO fet;e them without delay, either by
Cain or Note.
May "a, l9o7. Ia1tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

j AMAICA Spirits,
w. |. & New England
Rum,
Holland, Gin.
Sherry and Malaga
Wines,
MolaGes, loaf & brown
Sugar.
Hyfon. kin, |
sss:s''s sss:s : Ts'''
Rsians, Nutmegs.
Aiipice, CaGia. Gloves,
Pepper, Indigo,
Cop?eras, Allom.
Catfeel aad New York
Soap. Brimaone,
Iron and Steel,
Brai: Kettles,
Tea Trays & Walters,
Knives & Forks,
Rsfors, Locks,
Hinges, thanh Latch
es,
Ham ners, States,
Bellows,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
TO THE PUBLIC.
Neagport, Long-Hbsrf No. Il.
Keyes & Brigham,

HAVE now for faie, and of the frft quality.
L 1 by a large or fmall qusntity. whole and
half barrsled prime meE. r,el. and prime Beef,
mefs and prime Pork, Lard, Hans, bar Soap,
mould and dipt tallow Candies. Alto. corned
aod frefh Beef.
or Gentlemen defirous of being
accommodated with the bcit of provihon',b by call
,ns at hid Store, will meet the grea'et en-
couragerent. April z,, 1893.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

THEfobfcribcr, being determined 10 leave
4 this State fhortly, il she Lord Gill;"
notwithstanding he has vcaeratioa for il. and
he eprefent Rulers. & particularly tor this his ns.
tive TOYS; bat Ia going, thinks il will be 20 his
advantage andrcqueas all perfons to whomfo-
ever he Is indebted, 20 call on him and receive
their does. and .,hofe who are indebted to him,
somake payment. JOHN PITMAN.
Nezobsyf. Jxiy ,6. 1909. iA6
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
Maine Almanack, for 1904.

T HIS Day will be publ hed, by THOMAS CLARK,
ana tor f4'e at his Bookstore nearly oppoGe the
Maine Fre and Marine Inlurance OAlce, Fila -Rreet,
Portland
The MAINE ALMANAcK, for the year of our Lord
8o4 being biA kite Leap Year, and the twenty
eighth of American Independence Calculated for the
meridian OF Portland, and particularly adapted TO he
Diltri4 OF MAINE-- (r,iss &sls. 50 SIS Grgi-37f
cts q d1S@--o fags)
Ut The oghef pfice in CASH, will BE giver
for any quantity of RAGS, at the above Store the en-
flung winter. (Iaw3m)
PutaAd, Nev 7.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
rcsssrs ar1 -ogrsfao-asr.ts.

COMMUNICATIONS nov bei"te as, th@ receive at
80 IN = oar biaits viii allow
20 s,.,re,hsn4l Articles on dls and llal
49, rom Northyarnouh. Is received. His pro-
4 ~ ,.o,oi bur ne Dct1~s>''p much attention ON
o.. .A., arc koown omy from beng e1poled
- noas.ttoa relative - asv agrsngeGl ent 10 the
4 ~ = reyeps i On file. We hope We have property
Il ,l,e views u tie VII and ih4l eudeavor TO
It pI,'cty
,<ansa hs flvbrs more tntcreang fuhleGts than
1as,io Ton would tend BRING before tne public.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
Books & Stationary.


6ar III No s, 1oaes's Roqv mar the bottom Of FJ9
feet, Portland,
ISAAC ADAMS, has juR received, and
4 nov ready for falc, general ahortmen of BOOKS,
on The dftren: branches of Science and Literature,
rnong which many NEW and VALUABLE PUBL
CATIONS. a.
Elegant Family Bibles,
with Plates, Maps, Apocfypba and Concordance, With
variety Of matter found her Bbles-Roya Qa4u
doll4Is- DENY QIarto dolars.-AIio, gre4I va
rietv OF Quartz Ott4ro, Packet and imal BIBLES
Farmsr's, LoqV'5 = Name ALMANACKS,
for 1904.
School Books.
TeEamcns. webGer's, Perrys and Maine Spelling
ooks Columbian Crater. Biographies, Precepto, Art
If Reading. Wehlcr's 1d & sd part, Chd's Com
nanon- Pixies, Walhs, Roots and Temp!s's Arithme.
cs-Di6ticaariss & singing Books.
Stationary.
Paper Of all kinds-Inkpe Ouills-Writus and
Cyphsrne Books-sates-Co SIMPLIFYING Card
dts and Gentlemen Pocket Books, fome vry elegant
Scales and DIvidcrs-
ACCOUNT BOOKS bound ani ruled to any
PatJero.
Books of all forts bound.
Or Csj5 aadsbst:gbsq prize giOen sr Rags, CanD.G
!, . Jaat. ocr. 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
Dte1


N tbi, town, Mif MARY STEVENS, aged 70, daughter
Il widow Elizabeth Stevens
4 n ls4Lgs g.y morn IN by6ng ,9f:afs bioom,
/ WIZ 5al4.g bsenass bink lie .iVag yiy
T. MID " fssR ibeg zUuber ID, iomJ
d qbe fort GvJ fsgo,ess Of i1mmey's dy.'
a. Topa,ag, Ga the t.th mil Mr. J...es Stone, mer.
~ Buxton. on the Sh inf. Dsacoa rh lnas Bradnurv,
"A e. oer oae aid exrreAeIy ALI tnS illneis vhi ch
k.oaursd vita the nfutule Of mAn, the patience
Il ebriaah HIS ch4ra ser revo'u ienary officer.
xbrAvery aud general good conda /, 10 every
hs4 unlmpe4cdabie Ia hort during his lie he never
eard his duty has family, his neigaDor, his country
fA. God. dis throwing rsa,iVes ani rieads have no
mona CAME his dtCeslepay they emulate bis
nc. aud do hke~le.
RAt Kennebuak, Mr. William Jelcton, aged 50.
at Bottom, MGs E zabeth Wat: aged }-.Mr. Tohn
lNeyes q Ipfsch Nrs Mary fAylor, Aaed 3o-Is lanes
kskns, Ed aged 6S-Mrs. Rebeeca ingalls,, aged 40
Iy Sarah ~. Dow, agod 26-Hils anne Fleet aged II.
AZ bingham MIR Eocnez.r Lewis, aged ~
sAt M4rbichc4d, Widow Rsbseca Clerk, eyed Ovid
u Jane Bray
Al salem Widow Margaret White aged 76--Mr. John
kay aged 80
4, Wohufn, Rev Jan soggin, aged O..
AT Groom, Mr. L4iah Edcs aged g.
AZ Concord Capt David Wheeler, aged *.
AZ Waltham, Widow Ehzabe.h Coolidge, aged s..
Al Lexine, on Or David Fix aged SIS.
Depon.don Wednesday l4a from ll,ing boat. MIR
ohn flip, Of "a mouth.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

|, siagford Samuel Peidon, Elq 20 Mifs sally Hi,
Rb;sr 81 Jere tihl' ia
!, e,eon. Dr. pn c Warren 10 M;rs suran Powell
|, d4ngh.sr OF Hon Jonathan M4fon--Mr Tf4ac
LIDO Mils Mary B.enet--NIr Jane Via NJ Re.
/, Roboins MIR. W. liam Ne,sl4nd TO Mls Char.o tc
! -Rev Ezekiel May Of AArn cnead, 10 aIls MArga-
wnie -ch4res DAVIS, Efq. TO kIGs f IA Badey
|, plymouth, Joflpa Locke, Eq Of BileIica, TO Mfs
b. Geadwin.
/, ,,em, MFR S,nn.l Abbot Of Rofol, to Mfs Eiiz a.
Protter-Mr. Iobn Scoes % Widow Ellz abeth Mar
= pr Beuj min Daniels to NJ, 6, Ab,ea Leach
|, Hayerh1.l, Mir. DAVID How 20 MIls Sally White.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

WILLIAM THOMPSON, informs his
frends and euaomsrs, mat tx It's removed lrs.,
Filth areet A45s lysss, door be gs y hsUu.o4d
where he manulattures and KEEP can,auty COX las
Beis P;gtaiI and FINE rwt1 ro5ACCO,
No &, Smoking ia. ard
SEGARs "A e.
7Je~aaa 4 warranted SNUFF, By The barrel keg Or
badder-aG1 Rappce sscf
An which wi bc fold cheap b parehafed Ia
BOloa, (5n) Psyfiaal, -. y 3D.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
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Sak~, 0t7o5er 7, 1900.
We the fubfcrhers, merchant, Of SAem convinced Of
the nece Of reniering the ors of huneGs, the v4Iue
of AID the of more familiar % tho
Unted stafes commercial people, do appro,e Of ht
a1oe"h Ari.bme'ie Of Mr. Wqt6, aud amend
celebrated f0 De in he bet the nltructon of
youth and she pufpole of well Informed merch>nt
pr Cry jim. BsajOra Hadga Piekmau, Nathaniel
Bovodtab J,@ 4stoa WIHia~ Pr1sO, Jaeo6 Cro7saia61
Ehls HayGef Derby.
/ = O.d~rs for the above, Will with punttaal at
tention. (4w) OF. 70.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
Valuable Country stands.

TO LET, .
: THAT pIearant and valuable Rand for bufu,f, ia
CapGc (Falmouth) now occupied bv the fuhtcrihrr.
The premIfes conhf OF large commodlous dwelling
houCe, out-toules and tore ,ether WITH ten acres
of land and good garden. 1t is excellent Aand Tor
public houle, or for trader.
A5o 10 Let,
fall dwelling houfe, in the above village with from
twenty acres Of land and client Orit-mi
with two letts Of fones and boiting mil.
LHeroic, FOR SALE,
good Rand Prelumfco, Mills, con(fng of new
Rory AouGs, partly fni.hed about tairty acres Of
and and five .xteentho of w,m!I, being valuable
situation for trader mechanic, kceper-For
particulars apply to
SAMUEL BUTTS.
CapiGc, GA. a. 8o9.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

= BENEZER HUMPHREY. informs his frier ds
q and fsrmer ou9omefs, tia be has removed TO h4t
eonvenieut brick houfc owned by MIR aFaq directly
oPpoGte Mr Hbayt's Qorl. in Fsye-Gbss' where every
attention will be given h0le WHO may favor hu wi h
their commands. Porti4nI No0 IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26

For SALE,
4 Valuable Houfe Lot, containing "a
Rods aud 5-8 of rod of LAND. with building
thereon 80 feet long aud leet wide 10 Freepo-Porer
Landing Llkewle, Eight Acres AMI sevenfy.tyo Rods
excetat Moving and FEATURING Land adjoining the wafer,
VII Nouie thereon 81 feet long 10 wide the out-
lie hoihed 8srn frame, part covered 80 fee, long &
d feet wide-Will be IL d on liberal terms f,r ca u
Apply 10 CHARLES SYLVESTER JUN.
F,seboyt, SEPT. 1904 M %
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-26
At Riclardlon's Wharf.

$50 bbls, fine & fuper6ne FLOUR, from
new Wheat,
900 Jbls. Mes No. I and No Z BEEF,
Hylon dylon Skin Young HyIoA and souchong TEA
per chc9
Boxes by CLASS,
Georgia COTTON PEPPER, LOAF SUGAR,
r lIia DUCK, SAIL PIERRE,
Our. Calk, MALAGA WI e, ,t, .'..-
Bots. Clear MiddIing PORK
attn proof BRANDY and Holland GIN per Pipc OF
Dbl. -.>t
ALSO,
Large aGortment Fine India COTrONS,
For Sale hy
JOSHUA RICHARDSON
oCr. 3T.