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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-20
pLlILADELpAlA, pcssnb.s Y.

r, ,be late arrivals from ST. Iago, We have
o.,es,i,is particulars relative 10 -hc evacuation
{ AIRY Caves, which did nj; take place unsil
!, blockade of that town by HE Bfius'i, AID
i. consumption Of every living animal, had re-
5aeea the garrison to the utmost extremity; for
"a 10 ABANDON Aux Cages, general Brunes, con
riiesrd 20 bis duty as "a soldier, the humanity
ga nan (; after taking evesy necessary measures
t,t the safety ei the troops and inhabitants, he
Destroyed, ixiore he Gu teJ.the town, every in,
5 plemspt Of war that Yet remained n his possess
On the guns were ali rendered. forever uahg for
rs, the muskrts, powder, sc. we're thrown into
sa sea.
Cleared, ships Swanwick, Hamilton,
Cork; Maria, Miller, Londonderry, sch'rs
Messenger, Wickham, ST Iago-de-Cuba
Hope, Lougnhead, New York; Commerce,
Cole, ditto; Citizen, Cromwell, Whining
ION, NJ. c.; sloop Patty, Newton, Norfolk.
Ship Thomas, Chalkely, Gibson, from
New Orleans, arrived at Liverpool Octo-
Der 20.
Ship Commerce, Hess, from hence, ar
rived at Antwerp.
The Messenger, MoncrieH, arrived OF
falmouth Eng. in SIS days from Balti-
more. The Harriet and Ann, Cox, from
Norfolk, at do. in SO. The Mercury,
Smith, sailed from Falmouth, Oct. &c, for
Venice.
The Cleopatra, Uriah, from the River
plate for Spain; the Ceres from Lubeek
for Marseilles; Washington from Amster-
dam for Naples; have beer, captured.
The Mary Louisa, Latham, SIS days from
Norfolk, for Hagre, with z Preach passen-
gers, was informed of the blockade by Bri-
fish cruisers, and put into Falmouth, Eng.
The brigantine Dolphin, ofBoston, capt.
Snow, sailed from Hayre, September 90,
for Alexandria After being out few
hours, IN a squsll carried away the head of
his foremost and split the foremost the fore
cap, and received other damage. Two.
days afterwards fell IN with the Alcminc
irigate, John Style commander, who took
charge ofthe brig and sent her into Guern-
s'y, on the plea Of Hsvre being blockaded
at ths tine Of the briggs sailing. s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-20
Valuable Property FOR Sale,

ADJOINING TIE Tom OF ALsxANDRfA.
VII pqlThsey beIld an 7,5arsd4y tie 29td dq1
IF ibis msnfb eg tbe 5,tmiFs,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-20
FORT FOLIO.

e. THE Patrons ofthe PoRr Fo-
LIo, and the puplic generally are III
formed, that on the firIt day Of Tanua-.
ry next, the publication Of the fourth
volume will commence.
The friends to this establishment.
will pleafereeolisct. that one ofthe mon
neceilary stipulations is the paymentof
one years subscription, rae Dollars
in advance.
Subscriptions or arrearages VIII be
thankfully received for the Editor, by
the Ed'torsof the Alexandra Adverut-
er, who is his agent in Misplace.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-20
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

Extya4 efa isttsr fTom a Mercantile Hogyf Of
The IN rzlpsaadiiiy IL Load9s, @atf9 or
!" Nth regard toyopr hint rsfpeaing pur
-c,,stes ID the AH,crican funds, We mig, Podibiy
ay5,i oulietgcs of 81. had We not fomapy other
f,orees Of employ ncnl tor cur capital. Our OWE
4oeks arc however, al pfeient cheaper than yours
ana although the French threaten 10 oyefWhein
us, the ieeuriry, in the confeiousneis OF our owh
Areooii,. enables US 10 contemplate the proipett
= ;nyaiion without TIE Leaf apprehension; ne
ver Ferasps has tbs country, iince II ex'led as
nat;an. aaamed more waflike attitude, or
dlipisyed a more oHaniTaaos OF patnosic deseFm'
uAtion Is defend, 10 The Taft, is liberties, and
its laws.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-20
Ear he 1aawe baaEe, o.. Is.

q Tie demand for fagsrs and coffee is brilk ;
bu, as the isafon is 70 far advanced, and having
10 other el,annel to export through, but the
North Of Germany, il will IN an PROBABILITY
lla.ken in lllort tme; IN the mean while, theis
.lhipnen,s have had The good efsft to put top
to further failures. ~
Il snch is The Influences which the Fieneh have
seeai,ed in. Portugal, that great approximations
are entertained thar The Eagifh merchants WILDE
,p,,+sf the necefI,y of leaving thar counsry. A
rpa,ufe with sran is alio conhdered near al hand.
+ has been .rpo,ted. that Roiiia has again inter
tered to bs;ng s,ssas q eonciistlpn. 81! waetas'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-20
Il EIRD.

M. GENERES has Tie homo: 10 iaf5rm Ire
Ladies md Gectlemen OF Alexandris, tlss' his
third FRAC Using BALL willie n Turf.
day .n,xt ri lna. 20 commence a, o'eiack Ia
the evening.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-20

VII 9aJFha<lv be/:A an 75arsd4y HE a9t5 da1
IF ibis msnf6 sn fbe 3ttmj6s,
Eighty three acres Of LAND,
a3jaivmg HE 1io7on u .3lexe3d,ia. fo,me,zy The
f,opsyLy If Mr.. Baldwin Dad,, and xo4v ozvu.
ed BY Col. Nathaniel Fant!c,3n, If Ntq0 7ork.
Thi. Land lies at the upper end Of the Town, ana
fronts the river Potomac, 70 t. include two good
fHheries, and runs back be.~een me fo~n aud My.
Dades preeGt dwelling hople, cr> cs the George town
read, ard between the race ground and Melrs.
Fcuda's, Conways Sinnss and Filzhushs Lots. r..
Mr.. Charles 14alex4ndcy back HE, kaowu by North
thar part ofthe Lard Iyiag betgyeen the river and Il
Georgetown road, has been aid oa gto Lots of tvs
cnrre fponding with the qaares in icwn and FAIR
FIX, Royal, PIT, ST. Alaph, W.th:gon and Columbus
ttecs extended, with cros trses Of the fame width
and will 6c fold IN whole half llares; Ike Land weih
of the George town road vii, Be fold in Tors of from a
u five each may heR accomodate purcha ers
Confederate trube s been taken TO reader the title,
ear and freed ir9m every e ncuplbrancc or pref
peel obligation.
ne terms OF Sale VIII be ore fourth cf The purchaf-
money psyab!c ;he fr day Of Mach uext ard tho
remainder in lnine and eighteen months . nsgoeih,a
will lie required for the fri payment aid iec,sisy
the properly lor the baloee. hi property IS bcau
tfay ituased for building Lots, lying in long Zip frors
the rver the top OF the hill, which ra9ges 9TH Mr.
Dul1nys ule, aud shs whae If it fronting With full
view Of the fown, and ex5ehdiag b1e TO range 6P
highly improved neadows; the paatt and furvcy made.
b! Col Sipin may be iecn al any tGse application
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-20
WANTED TO HIRE.

lOR one year, twenty able bodied NEGRO
MEN. to be employed on the Little River Tam
PIKE Roa@. Good ufage 70, and pirtual pay
ment for their fervce., ray be reis4 on. AIRY
perlons who have, and are ditpoled 70 HIRE. viii
plcsfe give the ea.lea noti,c 10 the iu5fcriber.
who is duly authorized to contract for thar nun,
bar, on behalf OF The Psehdent and DHeaors OF
the Little River Tafnpikr Company.
Richard tatcIif.
DEC. IS. d3v
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
Nicholas Webfer.

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
L GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houfe. late rhe property of Nr. CALEB Earl,
where he has for Sale general adorfmenr OF
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum, MolaGcs,
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of vanous
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raifns. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Butter, Cheefe, Candles, Onions, Tooaces,
snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.--ALSO,
A general and extenGve variety OF
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women''
Shoes, &c. &c. with many other articles, too
tedious 20 mention all which will be fold at
the moa reduce4 prices.
.Nesvpoys, ksV. al. 1901. 6of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
Patent Window Springs.

r ECNARD KENNEDY. has obssined
- Patent frsm the Pfehdent OF the United
States for an Improvement in fsfcnin2, rafting
aud fupporting Windo~ Safhes. The approbs-
tion Of all, who have experienced the uicfulnefs
of this Improvement, is a pfoos. that IL needs
only to be known, to be preferIsd TO weights or
n, e,h-s method now in ofc This improve-
nent confas Of fpsing let into and taaened TO
the window frame, in iuch manner as TO fs.
cure the fafh, uhen clofcd. or when moved up,
os dosn. at any diAancc REQ y red and may be
spplied to the upper and lower fslh. with equal
cafe.
They are preferable to weights. 10 the fol-
loving refpeets, VIZ. They are iecure tsftenings
we;ahrs arc none. They will admit OF the faihes
being taken out. fr repairing or waihing the
slafs. with The fare cafe u II there we're no
iprins,; weights are attended With ccnideraoie
trouble IN this rcfpeet. They are feldom or
never oat Of repair; weights are well kno~n to
be often attended with conidesabie trouble and
exp-nfe ia repairing. They are attended with
70 iiitlr expenic. that II would hardly I've an OBJ
jeea with any ped,n in moderate circamaances; !;
~eiehts are 70 cofiy, that bat lew are wiling
70 be At the expeofe.
ANY perfon wifhing to have their windows
Sxed with above improvement. may have II
done on scsfonsblc Terms by applying as abcve
The patent right for soy State OF town in
fhe United S,ate.. may he bought on fuch terms
q, may be an Object for carpenters or joinep,
in nhe various ciics and towns, TO purchatc.
N. B. All Pefons are forbid making any
ufe of the above improvement. without autho-
rity from the proprietor. on penalty OF the law.
Hartford (Csnn. SEPTEMBER IS. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
Iohn A. Shaw. & Co.

INFORM the Pablic thar they have taken
Shop next door bot one North Of the
Coffee H,ufe. where they carry on the
WATcH-MAKINo BUSINESS
in all It's Branches. Likesic al kinds Of
Hair Work g Goid Cybberf
nearly executed. They have for Sale, Eaglifh
and Geneva gold & iiiver Watches, Goid Neck
faces, GIvcr tea and table spoons, falt. mOttard
Sc pap spoons, foup and punch Ladies, fagar
Tonga. large & fruali Looking Glsfles, dseliiog
Do. tea Trays, Waters & drciliag Cafes, plat
ed. wooden, and Britannia Gators. Britsania
tea and coffee Po-. Genrlenen's and Children's
bea & CON non Hate. Ssfpcnders. Knives and
Forks. braSs dob s. common sHdirons, Show
ei & longs, braf, and jappaned Lamps, elegant
plated & brsf Csndleficks, dart and common
Gains, horfe g. chsife Whips, ladies do. Sciaon.
Pen Koivcs Snnffcrs & Trays, powder Boxes
and Puffs, Razors in cafes and without, lhavine
Boxes, snd Wi,dfor Soap, Cream Ball', writing
Paper, Dutch Qoils. Spanifh Segars. Maccscau,
Rappee & Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown,
together vith.a complete A1orment Of Jewel
lery g. Pcrfumery - They Alto carry on the
GoLD & SiLvrRsmITH's
Budnefs Cain given for Old Gold and Silver.
++t Punetual attendance, and the insilea
favor, gratefully acknowledged.
Newport. Ott. z. 1902. 7zt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

Jua opened. and for Sale. OF Circulation, n tie
old CIRcvLArINe LIpsAsY, by JACOB
RICHARDSON, at the Pot - flee, the fol.
lowing
Ns10 Novels and Ronuaness,
e. viz.
OTROLLING PLAYER, voIs.-Romaoce
OF the Pyrennees, vols.--Vsle Of Cou~ay, 4
voh.-GsobthorGe Family. vols.-Navilie
Cattle, vos.-Dslphine, vols.-AAonifh-
nent, vols.-Two Friends, vos.-FMmer
Boy, 4 vols.-Don Raphici, 4 vols.-Baron's
Daughter, 4 vol'.-Splendid Milery, vols.-
Monk'on, or fate of Eleanor, ; voIs.-Arthur
Mervyn. 3 vo!s.--Lottery of Life, vols.-
Laforeher, vols.-Viefor, ], vols.-Orphan
OF Hauglard, vol'.-Frederc. = vols.-Caas
OF Probation, vol'.-Reprobate 4 vols..-
Sunes in Wales. ! vol.-Villaee Romance. 4
vcl'.-Caaie Of Caithnefs, /, vols.-Ma,ernd
Infruttor, vols.-Mrands, 2 vols.-Pleafine
MoraR, vol.-Alfred Beckley. ! vol.-o
AJ6. Lady's Magazine, for lsoi.-. European
Magazine, for ISoa.--Univerfal Magazine. for
ISoz.-Lady's Mufeum. for ISca.-Nua,icaI
Aimanacks, for 1903 e. 4.-RequiGte Tables.
Old South, &c. &c.-With large collection
Books q Stationary-Ab0,
A great adormeut of HOUSE PAPER and
BORDERS. confitng of SEQ pieces, MAUI
faetured in America, France, England & Ruiia.
Neavfor. June a.. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
Renidmin Pitman.

HAVING purchaied Of the PNen'ec an ex-
L 4 clufvc ries, 10 tbe benrf, OF the above IN
yention, within the towns Of Neuotovfs Mi<die-
tp,vv, aod Ps,t6nopfb has provided quantity
of the Spriogs invented by Mr KxsSspY, and
fsIciu the employment Of thoie wh, may win
Tor the benefit of this valuable Improvement.
hezoboyt, 1aLy O.. 1903. ,+s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
Looking-Gla6ss.

l. OR Sale at the Store Of NATHANIEL
SWEET& Co. an elegant aaortnent Of Eookisg-
GiaDSs, which Cannot ia,l of pisafpg ,hofe who
with 10 pnschafe-priccs, from One Dollar zs
Gents to Eighteen Dollsu 50 Gents.
Newbsyt, Tgse IS. IAztf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
IOHN MARSH

Rs/peafHily igt0vms bis F,i.ndt and tbe Public
in general.
THAT he has taken the HAYScREws.
4 late belonging to Mr.. Jsratban Ma,@.
deceaied; and intends carrying on the Hay.
Screwing buiineis.-Thofe perfons who NAV
Win to have Hay Screwed, may depend npon
having it done With fidelity and difparch.
The fmaleft favcrs gracefully acknowledged.
. Ne7Opot, March IS, 1903. I.o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
FOR SALE by

MEN sJ ROGERS,
FIFTY Calks bea GUN-POWDER,
Philadelphia & Baltimore beft fuper-
fine FLOUR, bef German STEEL.
Ntqopon. Apra 1893. r3,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

THE fubicribers having entered into partner
4 ihip, under the firm Of
Spooner and Durham,
hereby inform the Public, thar they carry on the
Sail Making bodnefs, 10 its various branches
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Mslbone, at .hc South part Of the town.
1hofe Who may favor them with their cuHom.
may depend on pundualiiy and difpatch. All
favors will be gratefully sckoo Uledeed, BY
WING SPOONER. I'D.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8, 1902. 1877
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
To be SOLD, or LET,

A~dtsGgi'" givss sbs ,oiS inf.
THE Dwelling HOWE nov occupied by Mr..
4 CRoss. plesfantly ftsated az the north.
end OF Ihsmes.Ascet, with Yard, Garden,
Stable, and good Well Of Wsser.-Fos fur
skr pssticplsn enquire Of
JOSEPH coZZENs.
Mwt~s Atn1e, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN q WOOLEN RIGS, BIZ
Chriitopher Olney, & Co.

LfNcN = WOOLEN RAGS, BIZ
Chriitopher Olney, & Co.
DtLiverrd at fbeir Mill. or Pape, Wan.L .LlapJe.
NHERE they have for falc. at wholefs,e &c
w retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Fooli-
cap Writing Paper. No. and z.--Vellum Let
ter do.-Pot do.-Wrapping do.-Bonnct do.
--Clo,hier's do. lift auality.-Shea,hing with
and without Sand.-.Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.-Atsc,
"A complete AHorrment Of Blank Account
and Record Books.
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern, to fuit the purchafsr.-A campietc Abort
nrnt OF School Books, & Stationary Of all kinds.
AJ6. Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
OF pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from Z
to "a years OF age, as Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing buines.-To fuch great
encouragement will be given.
Prvvid,ree, O6. 76, t8oz. ,Aft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
70 BE LET,
A Houfe, or part of one,
htuate in Thames-Street.
Inquire of the Printer.
Nf4sborf, Ma,eb "a, 1903. tzs
~ E w HO TEL,

NEW HOTEL.
he iobicfiber informs the Pablic that he
L has now opened, aod made proyiiion for
Keeping genteel Boarding Houie, a little
South OF Capt. Caleb Gaydnt,', wharf, Thames
itreet. where Ladies add Genilenen may depend
on being accommodated to their fatisf,tiion.
Every attention will be given, and ,be ftnailef
tavors gratefully acknoue edged, by the public,
humble fervsnt, BENZ. FAIRBANKS.
Nszvtorf, ApH I6. "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18
Ten Dollars Reward.

INSERTED from Forf S1u7er, on the
L. 9TH init. ALEXANDER YOUNG,
a Private, aged AZ years; ab9Ht fer
Q inches high--lisht ihort hair--iight blue
eyeE--light complexion, and ID pitted with
the imaH pox.-~Had on, when DC went of,
a white Iinen frock and trowfcrS and
white woolen waiftcoat, over which he
were a brown great ccst.--Whoever
viii apPrehsad faid Young, aud fec6Se
HIM in any jail, or deliver him to any Off
Ger of the DATED States Army, fhallre.
celve ten dollars reward, and All necefary
charges paid by
PEARSON TIrCOMB,
LitSs d,iiiisyjfs u Am. Military dgsat.
FozT-SUMgEE, April T6, 1907.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18

T0BdcCONTS7,. from Bs9s4.
EfP-cfful!y informs his irieuds and the
- public, that he has taken affnre one
door wet Of Mr. John Cisaves' Tavern IA
SAco, for the Purg1fs Of carrying on the
Tobacco butiness in its various branches.
lie has On hand, and now ready for Ialc,
a. quantity Of PIgtail, Fine Twin, and Keg
Tobacco, Of the fra quality.
LIkewiie, Kitefoot No. r, I 3, Smoking.
ditto, and ben Bottom and Portsmouth Snuff.
All Of which lie viii fell cheap for Cath, ap-
proved Credit, or Country produce.
- Country Orders pun-tualy put up,
and the fmAlllh favors greatfuliy received.
PsefsrsLtsrang5, -4frH Is, 1893
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18
Real Estate at Auction.

- >
Rf order of the Court OF Common Plea,
AI Tor the county Of Lincoln. will Ne foid
on Wetneldsy the fra day of June next, at
tae dwelling aoulc Of BsajIns Pa!wsr, innhol.
der IN Casndea, at 10 clock, A. NJ. 10 much
OF the Real stfate of Wsail11 AzoLs.nx, late
OF Camden, deccafcd, az will amount TO the
inm OF Twenty four hundred feventy eight
dollars and hxiy cents, for he bcnef, of cred
itors, TO dHcharge a mortgage on faid efate
and Tor charges DETERMINATIONS said RsaI
hHate being LOIS end parts Of Lots whereof
the deeeafcd died feized, in The Twenty AfIo-
Gates Lands in Cama.n, and B1rrctaon 10
sailed together with valuable traa known
by the name Of Beauchanp neck, fiuate2 in
fnd Camden. Plans aud accurate furvevs OF
the ieve a. Lots will be ready for eraminatioa
before the time of fale--An unqueitionable
t'te given on the payment Of the purchafe
money.
MARY MOLlNEUx, AAniajqrafrix.
Cl15en, ApfH IL, Sos
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18
Carey's Elegant Family Bible,
FOR SALE AT THE BooKsToRs OF
ISAAC ADAMS,

No 6, Joust Rsrv.
HIS Bible /: ornar,ented with fix elegant
J. Maps, and twenty four Rhetorical Engra
wings and contains copIous Concordance,
aud many articles not found in other bibles.
ALTO may be had as above,
a variety OF Fnlia, Ouarto, 8 70. and fmall
Bibles and Feaaments.
Morfe's Univcriai Geography and Gazetteer
SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds by the doz.
or iingie.
Maps of Mafaehufetu and DRria of
Maine.
Ledgsrs, Journals, aud Waite Books, va
rious qualities,
Together with general arortment of
Books and Stationary.
q Private Libraries iuppIied on The Lowell
terms. 81
~ CAh and the highef price given for
RAGS. Portland 4f5ra 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18
Eafnr1errfai,

The French Minittr at Wellington has
publifhed tariff of the duties payable on
goods, &c imported into Caps FraEeis Port
Repub5can & San'o Domingo. On prov'iions.
Do eser. usenlls, horfes, &c they amount 70
sen, on other articles 20 40 pr cent ad vale
rum The following articles are admired
free Of duy- foreign coins, gold and liiver
~ ingo,s, unwrouch, copper, brown * cl&yed
fngars, molaiIcs. coffee, cotton COCOA, indigo,
eochineai, fsrfdpariiia peruvian bark, lignus-
vi.e. dye duff, cabRet makers woods, tor
foiie fheiil, oxen, kline, mules, ewes, rams,
heilioas, ard breeding mares
Two Ameri~aa v-iicls have lately been
IN ned a@Ay from Ahoant, and orders have
been received AT Malaga not to admit AGeri-
cAas al Sp4nilh ports
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18
Mafonic information.

DUBLIC notice !. hereby given, that the
a conilitutinE and conlecration Of the
oACO LODGE, in P.5berysHtsrrsgb, and the
Inilalhng of the Officers theieof. by tbs
Honorable and Right Worihipfui WooDBBRr
STORES, Efd. niGrif Deputy Grand Matter
foF the Ninth Maf0nic DiGri9 IN This Com>
monwealth, viii axe pace cn I6ayfAy- lSt5
DAY gf htr4 next, Ar 10 cock A. " AZ the
Meeting Houie in fad P-esryrss59rsarb az
which um- end place, divine irrvice viii be
MISUNDERSTANDING Brethren arc invited
TO attend, with clothing
Per order Of the Right WorihirfuI Mater.
WILLIAM + alRFIELD Secretary.
psSS~s..Y6,x,,,-f MI cQ1a
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18
BY sILAS LEE, bis Attorney

d fntofa, a.-Atfbe Supreme JtdieiaiConrt
Eegnu and Boideu at Bjssga, in and for tie county
efLiasoia, on tbe fri IH5fiGy IF Oss'5sr, DINO
Deniai 1901
ORDERED, that the petitioner notify all
perfons interefted in theLand mentioned in iaia
petition, to appear before the Jniices OF the
iaid Supreme Judicial Court next 10 be holden
al Wi(cafIct, in and for faid county, on The
lecond Tueiday of June next, by publiihlns
fad peti,ion and the order of Court thereon
three weeks fuccefively in jerks Portland Ga
zette, the Taft publication to he thirty days at
I-,a before the next term of faid Court.
True Copy-Atteit,
ALIEN BRADFORD, CLrt.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18

nm Tuefday the 7,h infant. Morocco
" POCKET BOOK, with Fifteen Dollars
directed 10 Samuel Dorr, Bonsn, and the
osher to Alpha KiaibaI, Bedford. Whoever
has found faid Pocket Book, and will leave
. with the Printer, or give information where
u nav be had, lllaIl be handsomely rewarded.
-sp,E 70. Cd
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18
Real Efate for Sale.

That very eligible hand for buGnefs,
l. htuaied at F,ePo,t Coynsy now occupied
by CCsNELIus DiLLINoHAm, confGing Of a
Dwelling-Heute and Store. under the Same
roof. with about ! acre Of Land, viii be fold
on reaicnable terms, if applied fer loon.
For further particulars apply TO the occu.
pant. .fSrif 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-18
Valuable Family Book.
LATELY PUBLISHED. ANB now FOR SALE
AtrHOMAS CLARK's B7ak fare,

LATELY PUBLISHED, ASs now FOR SALE
At THOMAS CLARK's B72k fve,
(Price IS CsntSJ
LXERCISES OF PlETY or, Meditations
l.. on the principal Doctrines and Duties Of
Religion. For the ulc of enlightened aud
virtuous Chrlftilss, BY G ZoLLIKoFER,
late psltor of the Reformed Church AZ Lcielfss,
in Germany fanla,ed from the French
edition, by I,MEs MANNING, PaRpr of the
United Congreg atoms of D.lIen,ers in Exeter,
Greatbritain. Abridged, correaed, and re-
commended by THADDEUS M. HARRIS,
Palior olthe church at Doreb5Gr, Malachuletts
coNTENrS
Biographical Notices OF The Author Intro.
duction- Reflections onthc Exinsnc of Cod
On Providence On Faith in Ielus Chril--.
The immortality of the Soui-Love to Cod
Love 10 Ieius Chrif--Love to Mankind
L. - Of Labor-Thc Ssfea Rug ia the Con-
Gu sOf Liic-Exerciles OF Pi.ty fuited 10 the
different relations OF Society = Married Perfons
Parents " For GhiId--Manhood Youth
Old Agc-On Duty to Rulers and Superiors-
Roh Man Poor Mana Perlon confined
by Sickness = Death of Friends-On the Lords
day Morning On the Lords day Evening.
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