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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

C1EAr. r.HusrrR---that renowned Orato<,
Shofe yebird.fsxgasd eloqueace has oft rent the
walls OF Temples, and, ar the fame moment.
pierced the pantiog boloms of pretty laae,--of
all coleun-whoie prowefs in the warn of Ve-
pGs, the hcathen Gcddeh, has. wonderful in
tory been h9aaIized by the prodigious- prs-
duttion Of twir-mcnacrs they mutt be, by
hermaphrodite of go!dez esnpleaios.-ln a more
plain tyie. we ak with what propriety this fell
low talks OF nerv,, and cuaarls : He may have
the courage TO attack whip. yliabuo. but he
wonld ihrink frs.a the raiied hand OF an uu-
kind dsa,iel. Il he not the Eame Big. Hanter,
who, in purfuit of game. at the infant of fciz-
ing his prey. wa, by the Asraged eiaxly uymph
plunged into filthy receptacle OF hcterosene-
ous matter concotied, vulgarly called a nessf-
i**y, and there abandoned. ic,nefed 70 the
CHA in fSeets, to contemplate, with ouEarefched
arms and upliiied hands, the beauties OF the
fairy world, in the genuioe fpirit of philofsphy
-philofophy or the old fchool-Encorran ?
Did he not heace aeqairc rhe SURNAME Bixbbsr-
ing Bill?
Can the ftd.,aias. knowing this wretch
wel'--knoWing that truth is his sveIion that
to all morality he is Granger thar he has not
one amiabIe qosiity that he i, oerFe6t m,of-
ter in vice--can they employ him to dei1me
men who rank among the a,lt and bea in our
State, without renohe
We have lightly touched the character of
this fsor T,s0fSre--th- '' 10 Bankes"--Ue re-
gret>thst provnca,ion heapsa upon provoca,ion,
has forced upon US the di'saaful rafk and we
6ucercly pray that general reformation of the
federaiTI may render uaaeccdary the ft;ll more
diisoains talk Of exhibiting tbrir hdividS0I
portraits in light, Which. though jua. will not
diiPlay decency. truth. beneYolence. or soy
other feature Of virtue but in which icsndai.
defamation, falfsnood. and all the varied hue Of
vice. will trikc the eye, and wound the bofom
Of the affcnifhed eazer, recoiling az the debafc-
meot Of fufering hupanisy-humanity deoafcd
by fsdsraL6r.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
Not one and ,h'ee.qOarteE OF abisrk TO prime.
5000 Tickets at A. Dollars Is

5000 Tioke,s at Dollars is 10000
This Scheme is calculated for the advan-
tsge OF adveutnrcrs there be,ng NOT one and
three. quarters of blank to prize, and sthe
prizes only fubjett 60 deduction OF twelve and
one half per cent. The encouragement and
afiasncc which the Managers Asuer themtclvcs
will be giveo to this LOTTERY, by the Mafonic
Fraternity in this and the neighbouring States.
leaves then wi,hooy doubt that the Tickets
will nee, fpeedy fale, and that the drawing
vii. commence 10 n ,rt time which az foon
~ 6nithed, liA OF the prizes will he publiihed,
and thirty days after, the prizes will be punttu-
ally paid.--Thofe Prizes which arc not demanded
within twelve mooths after drawn, will he deemed
gensrouly given for the potpofc Of the Lottery.
WILLIAM TEW.
JAMES PERRY,
JOHN PRICE, jun. Mar
EDWARD EASTON, jun. { ager.
CLARKE COOK,
WILLIAM MOORE, ju,.
e9- Tickeu in the shove Lottery may be
had of either Of the Managers.
sy 9bs D,asvisg Of Mdfix's Hall LOTTERY
4rfh romwercs or Wsdaefday fks zsfb Sept. resf
Nrryssrt. Mareb. 7. iso5. r7sh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
MASON'S HALL LOTTERY.

THE Legina,ure Of the State of Rhode
L I1snd, &c. at their lat aeCion'. having
sssnred petmifiion to the Mater. Wardens, aud
Bre hsen OF ST. johns Lodge, No. I, 10 New
port. to raifc by Lottery ,hc fun Of 7qOo 7ber-
fand F,vs Hupd,td Doiia.. TO diIcharge the debt
due on Mafon's Hall and having appointed the
fubfcriheu Managers (who have gwen bonds to
.he General. Treafuter) they piefsnt the follow.
Jog Scheme for the patronage OF the Public.
sc Fl Z NJ E.
NJ. Il II. ..- ,,, n ,,a,e ,ka N hi,yL a rYt1r
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27
A EedsraAf is &C orrayed in ar

A Eedsraljf is arrayed in ar
mour ard in blood." The weapons of
his warfare are fine and imprifon-
ment, fire and faggot, whips and Gcor-.
pions. Inaigated by pride and the
lutt of dominion, he deals in fear and
terror, and cruel perlecution. In the
late ihort reign of terror, he only ut
entered on his work of fine, impr;fon-
ment, and baniihment. Had not Di-
vine Providence overthrown the Fed
eralifs it is very probable the priCons
had been filled ere this time, and the
guillotine fer in motion. To oppofe
the wickednefs of Esaeraljm, / re-.
quef the Editor of the Sun to infere
in his paper the following fhort fec
ton from Mr.. BocuE's Egay on the
DiOins Aatbo,iy Of THE Ne10 Teaa-
menE
Page ai7-Obj. !" The blood
which Chriitianity has fhed, the maj
facres which it has planned and exc
eu,ed, and the miferies it has brought
upon the earth, mutt feal its con-
denlnation. That men calling them
ielves Chriitians have perfecuted
others with unrelenting cruelty, and
have hed rivers of innocs Mt blood is
but TOO true. Did Chsiliianity coun-
tenance fuch conduct, it would me-
rit unqualified reprobarion. But far
from fuch difpoG,ion, it forbids all
violence 81 injury to be employed in
its defence. Chrifianity never ihed
a drop of its enemies blood Gnce the
day that Chriit died on the Crofs ;
bu, it has been lavilh of its own. 1t
never forged chain to bind heri-
tic or an adverlary nor erected
prifon to inmure him. Chr itianity
never dipped her pen in tears or
blood to write penal law denounc-
ing vengeance on in6dels. She never
made her bitterea foe heave groan
from any bodily fuffering inflicted BY
her hands. Her only weapons of Of
fence and defence are truth and
prayer. She returns good for evil,
& blefiing for curling. IF men wear
ing the garb of the Difciples of Jefus,
infigated BY pride or the luif of do
minion, of defre to crafty the
WORT paflions of the human heart, in
jure any of the hunan race under 4
pretence Of zeal for Religion, they
act in direct oppo6tion to the gofpel ;
and you cannot condemn them with
too much feverity. But furely Chr,-
tianity fhould not be condemned for
what it forbids men to perpetrate un-
der pain of the divine difplea(ure. Or
if fuch as were truly Chriitians, have
ever fought by any kind of violence
to put fiop to inhdeIiiy or error,
and to propagate The gofpel in the
world, they will receive no more
thanks from Chrilf, than the three diff
cipies when they wilhed him to bring
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-27

TO BE- SOLD,
.-.-,~-ILEs1 A VALUABLE Farm. ly.
~ AZ IL "A ing on Jameitown, plea
~ ~. 80 family dtnated. .wcll waic.ed

tes~.c$sS- -Ssss family htna,ed, well waie'ed
and vailed IN svcnwen divi6oos, contaiaing
S,venty acres of exseilent land, with two Go-
~ Dwelling Hcuie, and ous buildings thereon.
Terms ~ilibe made esfy to the puschafer add
tho conditions made knoSu ny applying to the
Printer hereof NJ I'm ChsrcaownIto .
GEORGE wANrON HAZARD.
AsssRsS. iss
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
PROPOSAL.

u PROPoS
= OR printing a newfpapcr at Wfcadet.
under the title of THE EASTERN RE
POSlTORY.
AAirE 70 ne PE5Ee.-The mon liberal pro.
miles on ctr part, We apprehcnd, would DOT
izryc 70 recommend US 10 dilceraine public
Thelr judgment in eur favor, VIC prelnre.
will not DO tccursd by pompaus profeli ,ns
We feeI confident however, thAt, r atten.
ton, induitry and eandor will infure es patro-
mage, we may n1odeitly anticipate appreciation
and luppoU.
As 10 POLIrIcs-after lamenrrg tie preva.
ienee OF party lpirit, we have bur IttIe 20
lay odt we DO, neverthelt(,. think il our
duty a. wei ~ our interea ID declare, that
We rsvcre aud lhiII slways eude4your NJ fuD.
port, the vie and maguani uous policy which
vas purified 81 our beloved WASRtEeroE.
and winch hr fo much contributed 10 he
PROPERTY end glory Of our country. Bot
the opinions cf thole who may differ from n,
We ooniiter lsersd ss our own; and their
productions If temperate and candid. we viii
not re!ule admIlhoo in.o our paper. And we
afio allure he public, thar We ihaN carsfullv
avoid the bitternefs cf nveaive aud re fr,r.
rihte Of Ptrfonal abuie.
~ 70 MoRALs--rs are forward % declare.
thar our pages fhal never bc nAined wsh
futineHts or language which may wound the
friends Of Virtue ard Chriaiznitv. Indeed
w= feel il our duty 10 give our brt Alliance
20 the csuie OF M0RALiTY aRd RsLiotnE-
for conlder thele he qrear plas, pf focje-
~ and government. Ia thor,. our pz ser tha g.
contain luHable proportion OF information
io- Tie MEscAARr, MLcHAEIc, FAXES
ana PotrrIciAS.
We have the sIuranoe Of anuml-.r Of Ire.
rary Characters, 81 this end other places, 70
~ilia N fcIettiuP, arranging and sbridprnp III !
teIhSenee IRON Rate and other pueic papcrE
SABSON & RUST.
Eyi4gtf, May 4, 1903.
CCNDITIlEs.
J. Tbs R1bsfisyy JGsifbe S,ir'r5 o-es -yest o..
fac Psfe, u %esay re. zDifb bsesjsrve f,be. auf
1r1is ~ seSssyrras o. ne yf,f Friaay ~ Tsfy.
? TIE Pries p E5,1 4syI 10 b. Two Dalars a
yenr-One Dollar p 81 paii o. rsesivisg l5e f.F
Hns1bcy
3. KcGaR 5t d.iiosred 70 hIJcyiBsys on B,ic,e,,
Pant 7yi5oaf asdifigral ejarg, i-cHl5s tsrryu1ef
p d2IHf a5erlbsrT ~ 10. IN so7--y4z.e, lb., u 3.
HefsD7iIbis Jar fbs irsisestai esbezis.
q hSVs,ngFzisHfs z0ia bs isiryieg es.jpisvssay
ard On 'saioa-Sle tsy--f
- lentlcmen holding fubrc ription papers
are requehed 10 fend then to the PoR ofice
al WilcAiiet nn or before the q OF Iuly next.
o. Sa5srieiiozf for fbe aJ7vs paper reesivcf ~
fbii Cgf, aaa q tbt dlEeraaf Pse Q1ee5 s4s ot5sy
PHblr plaza IN Maine.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

Ye5sE L5f AT New Orleans. May 6. 1ip
S'ron'on, Of Portland, for Liverpool; Polly,
Grstho of Portland Harriet, Baker, of
Portland, put in.o Havana, in dinrefs.
TT Point Petre, Gu4daioupe, May IS, brig
Harriet StePhenfoa, for Portland, &c fail in
50 days.
SHIP Euma. x lerain, Of Portland, failed,
IRON LimeTiok, irelsad, april a, for Charlie
h0n
P.5Ss Spsisa--June !, Cape Cod bearing s.
" d(isnt leagues fchooner Mon eSUma,
Dove, Of Biddeford, 81 days from 34rbadSe,,
was dmaifed 14th May IN the Cuiph.
Pirate wv vARRVN, RI NAY l6 The aoop
MARY, OF Newhsven, has been boarded by
pirates from Porto Rico, the crew all murder
&C, and the ve1elc 45rieJ iuto aad ioid At Porto
Rico. in droGksn quarrel about TIC disiiion
OF the plander' the pirates were overheard,
and have snce been spPrehendsd, ard aAve
coafGGed The fact
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
One Thouland Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN, from the dwelling hourc Of the
- iubic iber, on or asost the evening Of
the aad or l3d infant, ne4ry TEN TIL ~
SAND DOLLARS OF which between two
and three hundred were II 60 d., and the re-
mainder N paper Of various banks
The above reward OF. Cas Tso4faz9 Csllars
thall be given to AIRY perfan who will give
information by which the Thief or Thieves
NAV be detected, and the moncy recove ed !;
or 70 any pcrion who viii give informa,ion
by which The Money only may be recovered.
The fame reward vii be given 70 any perfon
WHO will return the money nolen and the
fubfcriber pledges hinfeIf thar no quefions
mai bs aik-d, nor the name Of The perfon
ever difclofed.
For difcovery Of the Thief or Thieves
only, 70 that he or they may he brou ght %
juitice. 'ewArd OF Five Hundred Dollars
vii be gwen.
NATHANIEL F. FOSDICR.
Poytlcns Nty l8 rS07
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
Bort of UlffceTett.

Mey 77-Arrived ihip Mercury captain
Thomas M'Crsy. from Gren4da--Left there
Apr'i 70, thP Ocean, D ts3n. Of Pepperreii-
borough 10 iAd q . day.; brig Lark Saw
yer, , days fchooDer Seven 5iRsrs, Child,
WilcaG-t 70 fii for Wilmington "A I days !;
'rg Wliam Pope kcnaehunE - dlyS /;
frhooaer Rebeccl Drifdel. Norfolk. 0 brig
r.atn, %iic4fct Q --'poke. My 10 IN 1at.
81, long 67 ihip Olive Of Portland bauad
% Msrtinico May a. jpn fpok- ihip
MAGachu(crts Of Bs9on, bouac 20 India
S4rs fy-Arriy-d lchooner Gardner, CEf-
fosd frim - J1hus
Ciearei-ich Tane, Ceigell, Tor Barbados ).
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
TakSalA AZ pasIis u.nsn.. aa FslD4r.

Y IN ~S4tA' - ~ A1il| " @l&|Ey Oh FRfDdyo
ne 9th dLy Of 1UNs ncxt,
a Ii the RE A. ESTATE Of ToaS AN
4 = DzRsoN, Of 9-gcag-t, Bankrupt, ituste
in the tovn of Wiic4Iet, IN the Point. fo
called, conithng Of one convenisnt DweliDx
Houle, a large Building divided is,o three
Tenenents, each hlviag ihop ia 'front.'. 4
pArloIr y kitchen back, with rulTf1icnr cham.
Der room for lnsll fan ~, 4 coma1on psf-
iage way back Of he fame to pals and repafs,
an to each dain1 portion Of Laa7 te
2dIo'n on lal way t0r neccd4ry oct .buiIt-
ings.-- Ailo a cOmmodioGs Wharf, ant the
r'gh' N equity OF redeem N the large Storc
which he lately improved As retail flsr-.
the iane being uudrr mortgage, tho snonnt
OF (which will bc shen exhibited This -Ratc
IS h.qated On the ioutherIy G1e Of Water fsrest
IN fsiS town.
A55, Another lot Of Lind, with
fnall Dwelling Houf. tbercon, ftuvtc or
Ple4fant ilrcss, iF The occupation Of Franklia
Tinkham
Ajo, I've pieces or Land which the
f8id Anderfon bought Of William Pike. on-
ca the nor herly E1e OF laid Warer arec,
lying between William Foaer's land sna
Iohua Hrton's land rods ia front. IN,
rear snd deep--the other, On the f1uth-
eatcrly Gde Of laid Greet and nearly o2Doli,-
TO the Iat mentioned loJ, and ex,sndiao I
rods A width, d0wn 60 low water mark. vif
The dwelling houie and buildings thereon. rub-
jecs 70 tie dover Df Eisabeth Light.
Ai2, That piece of Land ADJOINING
the lat mentionrd ot, now Ia the occuDa,,aI
ot Ih1rn's McCratc, and On which III BAN
now l2nding.
The Premiies will b. divided into
different LOIS, AZ will bc roH ikeiy 20 fur
Purchaiers--A plan of sll which wil be ta-.-
en-, and may We feen at the Office of IF s,t.s
Lse, Efq ia WlcaGet, twenty aays before
the lale, aud on the day Of flle, WHICH viii
he "a the Preniies, and viii begin VI eleven
o'clock "a the forenoon it fair weather. 9TH
erwIlc at the fame hour on The next fair wesLr
day, and continued uurl the fas he fniihed
Fifteen per cent mua BE- pad down. W Y.
go days he remainder In three equal inilal-
ments w'th good feeuritv.
~ the fame time will be fold. the
half Of a PEW n the Rev. Mr. Packard.
neSIing houf1, the properly of The b1nkrBnt
GEO. BRADBURY,
SILAS LEE, /-VtSHff5'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
AARON FIrZ

HAS EE4OYED u the nhop FORMERLY
i y occupied by Doctor IHom,s, oppoGte
the Mum Bani, FgB fret
Has for iAie, ssddies, Ladie. Hunting do.
Brides, POHmantcaus, Sadd-bAgs, Pkleton,
Chaie and Twig M1ips A large aIorJmrnt
Of Seal lin, Leathtr aud Q coth trunks /;
FIRE Buckets J plated Ciails H4rnef,, br4l,
do.
ST WaEisf a. Atpyf1iiat, "a or rs year! o8
May gs
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
Portland Lonr Wharf.
M, IS, 80,

'HE Proprietors OF Portland Long Wharf
l. arc hereby notified that their annual
meeting will he held at BEEmAN's Tavern. in
tAid Portland, on Monday, fbe Extb day ef June
nssi, at o'clock ia the afternoon, for the fol-
loving purpofes -
To choofe Moderator.
To choofe Cle,k. Wharfage aud Trra-
iurer.
To receive accooats againa the What, aud
allow re fame il found right.
To fee whlT repairs they will max on The
Wharf the current year.
To hear the report of their Committee on
the diViiion Of the income OF the WhArf be
tween the cd and new Prop etors, and %
act thereon as they may judge proper.
s JosrAH TUCKER, Wbafqgsr.
Portl1a2, Mar a..
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
THOMAS CHILD.

INFORMS his friends and the public, III 1t
! he has for fac at his store IN FsLusut5.
near Pryags0f B'3sr geaer. aFlument of
Englilh and Weltindia Goods,
Groceries, &c.
which he will fell as cheap as can be purchal.
en- in Portland,
FaL.zgai5, Tars (. 1871
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

NNTE the fubfcribers, Commit 1ner.. ap-
w pointed by the Hon Edward Cuts.
Efq Judge Of Probate for the county Of York,
to receive aud examine he claims Of the isy-
era Srcditors 10 the eGate If
JONATHAN CLEMONS,
late Of HHIm, in faid county, yeoman. De.
ceafeS, rep efented info vent-Hereby give
notice, that EE mourhs from he twenty FEC
ond day ot AptiI infant, arc allowed 70 bring
ia aud prove their claims and that we viii
attend that fervice at the oikte of Msfs A--es
Efq. in F,ysb1yF, On the TAFT MOnday in May
next, he Al MONDAY IN June nrHt, the Iaf
Monday ia jay neAt, tue laG Monday ia
Auguil next, the lat Monday IN September
neEr, and the lat Monday IN October aert !;
from two 70 ive o'clock, p N. on each Of
lAid days.
MOSES AMES,
JUDAH DANA, o"'7~D''A''f'
Fryrburp fbrH 40, ISCs
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
Advertisement.

hOsT this day. between Portland and
Keunebuuk, a pair ofRed Leather SADDLE
BAGS crowded full Of cloathing and other
valuable articles Whoever has found them,
aud vii give information 20 the fubfcriber AZ
Bow, Newhampihire, fhal DC handfonely
rewarded by
' JAMES ROBERTSON.
Nfsy IS, 80,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
s.psrtIan,.

Bfn,h Of mr.. g Mrs. BIGNTIZ.
his EVENiNG, Monday. June 9th,
l. will be prefen,ed, the mach admired
Tragedy foot performed here rheie fve years.
called
JANE SHORE.
Duke OF 9 cfer-Mr Kenny.
Lord tfatings-Mr Downie
Catcfby--Mr. BignaIl
RNc.itFe-- MIR. Tsylor
BeImour-- Mr. Diekenfon
Dumont Mir. Wilton
Ear Of Derby-Mr Barnes
Grards-Mr. Parfons, sc.
Jane Shore-Mrs Powell
Alicis--Mils Field
Between The pay and farce Mr. WILSON will
hng the Comic Song called
CaAt5 2gots m; Or Jack cf all Trader.
W. PArilh Clerk, SsI on, Painter Clazier.
Aua oneer Matchmaker, Pumpmcnder, I,
Plumber, Doctor, Tonblone-cutter schooI
mater, Ballad maker, Epita ph wrlts-,
Crave Digger, &c &c. Sc.
Likewife, CoHic Song called
Wbas Won7an IL Lie!
BY Mr.. BIoNALr
10 WhiSh VIII nc ADDED - Keefc much ad-
mired Farce OF the
HIGHLAND REEL !.
Or, MlRTH AND LAUGHTER.
Shelly, f5e ieggjigg Ssoieb Bagpiasr, MIR. Bignall
Sergeant Jack-Mr Downie
Charley Mr.. Wilton
SsndY-Mifs Field
Captain Daih-Mr. Taylor
Laird of R4ey-Mr Barnes
Lard Of CoIl-Mr Kenny
Benin-Mr. Psrfou.
M'Gi pin-Mr. Dickenson e.
Mogsy M Giipin, re Etfe Soldier. Mrs Bicnall
Jenny Mrs Downie
Lads aud LaiIcs--sy tie Company
The whole 10 conclude with
II Scotch Reti--5y n. Combiry.
q Doors 70 ,be opened I before Z, aud the
curtain to rife before 3 o'clock
Tickets TO be had a, Mr. d. CoBs 5, as
uinal-box IS Cents-Fit So.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
To be Sold,

Scventy-fve Dollars Reward
HSCAPED from the Caol il Portland on
- the night OF Thurlday the I1th iaaant,
JOHN MAYO, q perfon deaf and dumb
teet inches high, dark complexion, dark
eyes, and dark ihort hair, fender built, a.
bou, 25 years old, clothed in blue round
Jacket aud brown trowiers.
THOMAS SMITH. (An Irilhman) feet
inches high, Of dark complexion, dark eyes,
dark hair fear on one cheek, has lore on
one Of his thumbs, IS by trade hoemaker
and about 50 years Of age, cothed IN a own
coat and trowlers ALTO,
NATHANIEL FRENCH, as years old, {
feet inches high, light com9exon, blue
eyes, light long hair, by trade Joiner, cloa
thed IN byck coat, brown pautaIoons, and
i~anleownNwAiacoat, carried away an India
white hat.
Whoever will take and fccure faid prifou.
ers 20 that they may be returned 90 tie cul.
tody of the fubfcriber, 1haIi have reward Of
twenty-five dollars, or twenty-five dollars
for either Of them, and all necefary charges
paid.
EZRA GIBBS, Dtosy srj6a.lees.r.
DorfL,,1 NJ. x
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

NTE the fut.cribers, Comnifzopers a.
w pointed bythe Hon. Jonathan Bowman.
Eiq, Judge OF Probate for 'the coontv Of In
coin, 20 receive and cxamiue he claims -
ht ieverai creditors 70 the eRAt- oF
SAMUEL BALL,
H'a'e OF boothbay in faid county, woman. de-
Sc 'ied, rePreiente3 infolvcnt Hereby oiv
neliTe' e,T tAat hK mohihs' from tie eleventh az
q May iuiiaat, arc allowed to bring II ~
prove tne'F claims and thar we viii stt-ns
mar iervice At the dwelling houfe of WIZ =
NJ Co5s, Fig n Bo7tL5ey rn the fccond MI.
osy o. June uexi, and on the fceond Monde
ot each OF lac Eve following months fray
two 70 hee o'clock, N on each ofr.,d .su'1 as
WILLIAM MCoBB. Go g4i'
IoNarAAN SAWYER. S6ssn..
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
RIY Be t6r SAX afier f5s frRl1S sf Ty-

'F1J 0f t'T oals after t5s PIT IN? aF June
f9 not reatszasS ty ibs l5f5 i7)7say
A Piece Of LAND, continuing about one
a acre and quarter, with good Hnufe
thereon, a'mOh new, four rooms on foor
together with two Barns, 10 good repsir-.
oeing "a the town Of AorfLyars4lab, and near
ne Meetnghoule ; i being formerly rht Dro-
Periy OF NafbIai.i Biarsbard ;as and raken W.
execution. ANY perlon dtii ous If rurcha-
hng the above, may know tbs price by s,nlv.
ing 70 WILLIAM HOLDEN a. co. - ~.
lard, or MeIrs. HArHAwAY n Dav,s e..
20 40 S'ate |ya'i, Bg1sa, after The zsth oe
May init. Nav rol "a,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

Tbe4lr..-We are happy 10 e. an,

Tbta'r.-We are happy TO fe. an.
rouneed for this evening, the celebrated
hiiorie4l TRACE " Of Jane S59re This
pro iuaion has long been a favorite,
and eiIl continues diling9ilhed for its
excellcnce-The muical farce of the
hybL4ad Reel. and the comic fon 10
be iuag by Mr. WI0H mutt excite the
mirth Of the mott aulore. TIL. per.
formdnoe is intended for the benefit of
Mr. and Mrs. Bigaall, and We trua they
viii not look in vain for liberal au-
dicnce.
" pafeE. Run Major Daniel Illey
Of this place, has been granted A patent
for an improvement in the dIfilIcrr Of
rum He profcfes TO make it eq ,ul 10
quality to thlt diailled in the Wea.
indies.
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e9arricn.
In tbs town Mr.. Gideon Iarrabee. cf
BIHuf~ick. 70 Mil: Lucy Davis
Al Knor IL the county of Hancock. Mr..
DAVID Patch to Mlfs Sally Rea
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

.fyri7-a-.N4y l6, Bark TruKtou Merrill,
s.. Vmcent-lStb, brig Oliver, GJoid, 70.
b4g'.
ctys4-l6lh, fnow clOthier, Walker, for
Sirhadoes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

TITEEREhS JOANNA. my wife, has
w eloped from my bed and hoard, and
behaved in very unbeconing manner, in
carrying eft my houfc furniture ia my ablence,
aud diiPofng Of my property TO a oon6derahIe
sncunt-Thisis il therefore 20 forbid al psfous
'rUIting or harbourng her on nv aeeount, as
J viii net pay asy debt that fhe may conuaa
alter this date. HENRY STARBiRD.
Pss'a1' Az'sH'aiu Csrf, Msy II, 1859.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
Gun-Smith BuhnefS.
SOUTHWORTH WASHBURN

SOUTHWOR RrH WASHBURN ],
iRforms the public that he carries OF the
Gunimith buhnel, in its different branches,
AZ his Chop 10 T4rarr.
Guns new Rocked, Locks repaired. and all
kind ot Gun work done at the fhcrtet no.
nee snd on the mot liberal term. Ihose
peron' n different parts Of the country, who
may favor him with thcir commands, may de-
pend on therr being executed with dfpatch,
and IN smaauer that can be warranted.
Turner, hpri 16. (ttMz)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
For Sale.

A Valuable FARN ID tae 'cvf Of Hs=
n aoaib he pm rn4! leading through
the ianc- containing one hundred and leVen
acres OF excellent Land --cut. At prtfcnt about
twcnty tons ben EnE ia hay AMI ps(turing
- proportion 1t m,y be re ,ue 20 cut fhy
tons--SAid and l. well watered and wooded
with good Houfe an1 Barn a,niios in a We
ry comm Ddlous place 10 aeeommliue the
tiilage and moving land--it IS within 6ity
rods Of meeting houfe, about one nile from
a good grif and f4w uiI. aud fourteen miles
from ilowell L4nding-there IS the bea of
tillage land on the pren,les, aud a.very hand
fome Orchard which bears good MANY ap
PIES already. FIR furl her particulars inquire
of WILLIAM LOWNEY,
on the premfes.
Ne. There i belonging 10 the premifes
two Pews IN the center NEE ing houle about
4 mile from fad premnes Nay 40.