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Lc^rs from South America confirm,
- the intelligence wehave before received,
of the infamous treatment which the
Americans meet with in that quarter.
The government of this country is
bound to proted its citizens against
foreign oppreffien ; but of what avail
is the humanity of government, if it has
by a left handed and crooked policy,
'enfeebled itfelf in such a manner, as
not to be enabled to afford the relief
demanded. The insults which are of
fered to our flag, and the fpoilations
made on our commerce, by the Spa
niards,are but a repetition of fufferings,
'which have frequently been experienc
ed by our merchants; and while we
continue without a navy, we ma, be
assured of meeting them, as often as we
afford the means of gratifying the rapa
city of avarice.
It is worthy of particular notice, that Wright;
executed at Cambridge for uttering forged Bank
of England notes, declared, " that he dated the
commencement of his evil courses, from the
time of his neglecting public worlhip on the
Sabbath, which he had regularly been in the
habit of attending.'' —Such a declaration ought
to be a warning to thousands. Land. pa,.
The son of a Scots Marquis, who has seen
much service on the Continent, was lately ac
costed by a friend in Bond dreet, who face
tioufly desired " that as boftilities were over,
his wbifars might be put on a peace-fyli/b
--ment.'' "To that I have no objeaion' ’ wasthe
answer, " but I desire that at the fame time
your %M may be put oo the dwl I,t"
The Athenian orators being exaspe
rated against Philip, King of Macedon,
took an over-great freedom in misre
presenting his adions, and loading his
name with scurrilous and reproachful
language ; but Philip was so far from
Tefenting or revenging that indignity,
that he said, “ He was extremely ob
liged to them ; for it put him upon am
extraordinary care and circumfpedion,
to demean himfelf with so much inte
grity and justice, that his unsullied ac
tionsmight contradict their opprobrious
words, and prove them liars."
we expected every moment our raft to
fink, and ourselves to perish. I put
out my setting pole to try to stop the
raft, that the ice might pass by; when
the rapidity of the stream threw it with
so much violence against the pole, that
it jerked me out into ten feet water ;
but I fortunately saved myfelf, by
catching hold of one of the raft logs."
Thus wasa youth remarkably rescu
ed from impending death, who had
been raised up by the hand of Heaven,
and was defined to ad a most impor
tant and ufeful part, in the grand dra
ma of human life. Z.
Mr. Washington, at the age of a
bout 21, was lent by Gov. Dinwiddie
on a very important embassy, to the
commandant of the French forces on
the Ohio. The following is extraded
from that part of his journal, that re
lated the incidents on his return home:
“ I took my necessary papers ; pul
led off my clothes, and tied myfelf up
in a match coat. Then, with gun in
hand, and pack at my back, in which
were my papers and provisions, I fat
out with'Mr. Gift, fitted in the fame
manner. The following day, just after
we had puffed a place called " the mur
dering town," we fell in with a party
of French Indians, who had lain in
wait for us. One of them fired at Mr.
Gift or me, not 15 steps off, but fortu
nately miffed. We took this fellow in
to custody, and kept him till about 9
o'clock at night; then let him go, and
walked all the remaining part of the
night without making any stop ; that
we might get the start so far as to be
outof the reach of their pursuit the next
day, being well assured they would fol
low our track as soon as it was light.
The next day we continued travelling
till quite dark, and got to the River a
bout 2 miles above Shannipins. We
expe&ed to have found the River froz
en, but it was not, only about 50 yards
from each shore: The ice, I fuppofa
had broken up above, for it was driv
ing in vatt quantities. There was no
way for getting over but on a raft,
which wa set about with but one poor
hatchet, and finished just after sun-set
ting. This was a whole day's work ;
we next got it launched, and went on
board of it—then set off. But before
we were halfway over, we were jam
med in the ice in such a manner, that
“ Bonaparte is momently expected to
visit this city; and the greatest prepa
rations are making to receive him with
every mark of honor and refpe<ft # He
is eleded Consul for life ; and the Sove
reign Pontiff of the Catholic Church
has pronounced him the greatest man
that ever existed excepting the Saviour
of the World."
The French Calender has undergone
some alteration. The year is ftiil to
begin in September, at the autumnal
equinox ; but the weeks are to contain
but seven days, which are to resume
their old names, and the ift day is to
be the sabbath. The decade is abolished.
HISTORICAL ML MORANDUM.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
From THE BALANCE.
COMMUNJCA TION.
From Bourdeaux, June 6.
The Sabbath.
REPARTEE.
The memory of General Washington——" He left
us unimpaired a fair inheritance 1 ' —independ
ence— the remains of which we this day cele
brate.' May his Memory never (like a name
traced on a Tandy beach) be washed from the
hearts of his countrymen by the flood-tide
of the “ tempestuous fca"—Song, Mourn Co
lumbia, mourn your hero loft.
fames Madison, Secretary of State —
" Than whom a fairer person loft not Heav'n,
But all was falfe and hollow : tho' hislip dropt
Manna, and could make the worse appear the
better
Rcafon to perplex, and dash marurer counsel."
The Senate and House of Refrefentatives — May
they never be without a Morris, a Tracy, a
Bayard, a Rutlege, and a Griswold, the etherial
temper of whole genius, like the spear of Ithu
rial, may dissolve the magic charm of the mod
ern Philofophift.— Song " Rule New-England."
The French Corvette Bcrceau —32,Boo dollars.
Modern state economy. Penny wife and pound
foolifh. God save the people,---Song, Our top
sail Divers in the wind.
An extract from the preface.
"Gentle reader. I shall make no
promises, least, through forgetfulnefs or
negled, I should chance to break them
—for I hold in abhorrence all deceitful
Inaugural Addresses and hypocritical
pretentions.—My inducement for ef
tablilhing this paper, may be stated in
a few words :—A clan of unprincipled
adventurers, totally destitute of talents,
have for some years conduced the de
mocratic presses of our country. They
have reviled and calumniated our
greatest and best men—they have slan
dered our wisest rulers—they have de
nounced our most worthy citizens
They have fattened on falfehood—they
have drank the blood of innocence—
they have excelled in villainy, and
have rioted on its spoils. Hitherto
the vicinity of Hudson's river has
been tolerably free from these reptiles.
But of late they begin to thicken around
us. The demagogues and petty ty
rants of their day felt the powers and
their influence decreasing, and they
found it necessary to employ tools to
support their falling cause. Jacobin
printers are therefore bought or hired,
and set to work in their favorite trade
of detraction. Refpedable federal pa
pers must not be engaged in a " war of
words" with such wretches : I have,
therefore thought proper to set up
" The Waff for the purpose of meeting
my democratic neighbors on an equal
footing—and pledge myfelf that its a,.
pearar.ee shall conform to its duties, as
nearlyas possible. THE EDITOR."
ExtraA of d letter from a mafler of a veflel, to bis
owner in this town, dated Hlevoet-Sluy, May
4, 1802.
I arrived here yesterday, and should at this
time have been pad Dungenefs, had it not been
for the scandalous behaviour of Mr. Alexan
der, the deputy American Consul for Rotter
dam. He has written to the commandant here,
to Hop all vessels not having a pass from him,
1 believe he has got it enforced at the Hague.
By this means he extorts from all American
vcffels, two dollars, which he afa for the pass.
This is so new a matter, that I knew nothing of
it, of course had no such paper,! was flopped,
brought on board the commodore's vessel, and
put in confinement, from which I am happily
liberated by the arrival of force of my friends,
merchants from Rotterdam, who fortunately
came on other business. I expert to fail this af
ternoon, after a detention of about 30 hours,
and the expence of two expresses to Rotterdam.
I hope you will publish this to let people know
how we arc imposed upon abroad, even by our
own Consuls.
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Proposals are issued by Messrs. West &
Greenleaf, Boston, for publishing by sub
scription, “ The MINOR ENCYCLOPE
DIA: or, Cabinet of General Knowledge, com
piled by the Rev. Thaddeus M. Harris.—ft is
intended to furnifh a general outline of univer
fat Knowledge; and will be a compendium of
the hiftory, the principles, the application and
the utility of the various Arts and Sciences.
The uninformed will find much inftru&ien, and
families a little library of ufeful information, in
this work. It will be comprised in four Volumes,
at one dollar each, neatly bound and lettered.
A Subfeription paper for the above is left at
Treadwells' Book Store.
Portsmouth,
SATURDAY, JULY 24, xBo2. '
.»^.1..1 .. <MMi£Si;»W.. -—=©^cß^4iUmmc—-ct^d-•
Federal Ticket,
Members of Congress.
To fill the vacancy occasioned b, the refigna
tien of Joseph Peirce, Esq.
SAMUEL HUN f,Efq. Charlefan.
For the Next Congress.
SAMUEL TENNEY, Exeter.
SAMUEL HUN r, Charleftown.
CLIFTON CLAGGETT, Litchfield.
SILAS BETTON, Salem.
DAVID HOUGH, Lebanon.
A paper has been lately eftablilhed in Fred
eric Town, Maryland, entitled " The Frederic
Town Herald." It is edited by J. P. Thomp
son. From the two firft numbers which have
come to hand, it promises fair te be a Ihicld to
the persecuted and calumniated, and a scourge to
evil doers. We are happy to find that the fed
eralifts are at length routing from their lethar
gy. The diffufing of corrc& information a
mong the people, has not been fufficiently at
tended to. But a new spirit begins to animate
the friends of the constitution. [Wafo. Fed.
Another Federal paper has just appeared at
Carlille, Pennsylvania, under the title of the
CarliJh Herald. We have received the ift and
ad numbers and think well of it [N.Y. E.Poft.
The Wasp has made its appearance
from the "Garret of the Balance"
without waiting for a predecessor in
The Bee.
Motto—" To lafo the rascals naked thrd
tho eWorld."
Selected Toasts.
— —
WASP.
The Board of Health, anxious to
perform their duty with fidelity to the
community, have made all the enquiry
in their power, to afeertain a true state
ment of the disease and its effects ; and
have spared no pains in visiting the sick
for the purpose of furnifhing such aid
and comfort as was deemed necessary.
, Being alike careful to avoid the ex
citing of any needless alarm, and not
desirous to suppress the publication of
the truth ; they offer to the communi
ty, the following statement of fads, viz.
That on the 4th inst. John Edwards,
a (hip carpenter, at work on board a
vessel in the neighbourhood of Vine
ftreet was taken sick and died, on the
7th with a malignant fever, and since
his death, the following persons have
also died of fevers, with similar symp
toms of malignancy.
John Crofsley, Biscuit Baker, in the
employ of William Brown near Vine
ftreet wharf, sickened on the 4th and
died on the 7th.
Samuel Thompson, in the fame
neighbourhood, sickened on the 6th &
died on the 14th.
Henry Miller, a boy in Vine-street,
sickened on the 6th and died on the gth.
John Joint, a boy in Front-street a
bove Vine-street sickened on the gth
and died on the 14th.
William Brown, jun. Vine-street a
bove Front-street, sickened on the 10th
and died on the 14th.
John Whistler, a boy in Front-street,.
above Vine-street, sickened on the 10th
and died on the 13th.
James Crofsley, a boy, in the em
ployment of Wm. Brown, sickened, on
the 11th and died on 13th.
James Effecks, Mulatto Boy, from
Southwark, who was in the practice of
bringing provisions to his father, in the
employment of William Brown, taken
on the 10th and died on the 12th.
A number of other persons in the
fame neighbourhood were taken sick,
twelve of whom continue indisposed, of
which number four are deemed to be
dangerously ill.
" A great ferment exists here at pre
sent about the Yellow Fever. There
are beyond a doubt some cases ; but
the terror excited is a very prolific
source. for like Sir John Falftaff's men
in buckram, it converts a single case in
to ten, with aggravated symptoms."
The Gores, in the Navy-Yard, at Gofoorti
Virginia, even down to signal colours, have
been brought to the adjudication of the Auc
tioneer's bammar. Going, gentlemen,going.
A London paper, of the 9th May, fays,"The
Dey of Tripoli lately purchased a 32 gun fri
gate at Smyrna; and has manned her with
70Q picked men, for the purpose of giving bat
tle to the American frigate Philadelphia, which
has for a long time blockaded the port of Tri
poli.—The Philadelphia is now in the Chefe
peake. 0
The di/mffed officers and privates of the Amer
ican army and navy—" Such is the reward of
fears and patriotism, by an American govern
ment ; plea derangement — quod conceditar !
The luxuries of New-Jersey ! “ Sticks^ chairs,
and Tea, sweetened with molaffes —may our
Rate never again be so scandalously mis-repre
sented !"
The Army and Navy of the United States.—
May a remnant be fayed under a “ fading ad
ministration P
The American Fair: " May enlightened
minds and fortunate lovers never be wanting to
complete the circle of their felicities.
A telescope of the value of eleven thousand
pounds sterling (upwards of 45,ooodollars) has
lately been Whipped in London, for the Royal
Observatory at Madrid, Spain. It was made
under the direction of Mr. Herschell; and
it fills so many packages as te freight the
whole of a small Ihip. Another Telescope is
also about to be completed, under the fame di
redion, for the Academy of Sciences at St.
Peterfburgh. To cost upwards 50001.
The Attoraey^General of the United States,
has returned to his residence at Worcester.
On reading that the Mammoth Cheese was
cut and distributed among a company, celebrat
ing the Anniversary of Independence at Wash
ington.
Mr. Gallatin, the Secretary of the Treasury
is at New-York.
The burning mountain in the island o(Bran
ds, in the South Seas, has lately made an erup
tion, the lava of which has destroyed almost all
the plantations and inhabitants in its vicinity.
The public mind having been for
some days pa& much agitated by the
various reports and publications in cir
culation, relative to the prevalence of
a malignant fever in the vicinity of
Vine-greet wharf.
The hon. fames A. Bayard and the Constitu
tional minoritie^in both houses of Congress ; —
''Heaven and Earth must witness that if Rome
falls, they are innocent."
0- —
Extract of a letterfem a Pbyfician in Phi
ladelphia, IE a Pbjfcian in Cambridge,
dated July 17, 1802.
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Sage of Qaincey—may his remaining
days be as serene and as happy, as his former
ones have been glorious and honorable.
The late Federal Adminiftratfon.—« Under
whose auspices Peace was enjoyed, Commerce
protested, and the revenues encreafcd: The
People also grew rich and were happy; Above
all, the Constitution of the United States was
sacred and inviolate.
Morris and Ba„<d,;-whg with the little
band of virtuous patriots, Leonidas like, de
fended the famparts of our Constitution agaiaft
the host of assailants.
Why gentles, when with wine elate.
And quaffing at your ease,
While taking every thing that's great,
Did you not toast your CHEESE ?
From Philadelphia, JULY 16.
YELLOW FEFER.
TELESCOPES.
From the Salem Gazette,
—o—
>ln all the cases above flared, noTn
ftance of contagion has been afcertaia
ed. By order of the Board,
Cornelius Commegys, President.
Attest, Benj. F. Garrigues, Sec'ry.
*»>»>»'»+tofe°-« 4 <+<fa<*«<+
MARRIED]/^ this town, Cafet. THOMAS W.
Rindoe, to Miss Mary Folsom.
r,^,™^; ,^&^- \ : ^.^mararra
DIEDJZh this town, Mrs. Mary Adams —
Acb:!d of Mr. Amos Abbot,
The elegant Ode cn American Indepen
dence that graced our last paper, is from the
pen of Dr. Emerson, of Kennebunk. It
is a pure production, and does credit to a
Gentleman and Scholar.
DROWNED) At Northwood, on Tuefhy
the ij^h inst. three men who had been to work
on the Turnpike, two by the name of Carr,and
the other by the name of Langley. After the
fatigue of the day four young men had deter
mined to go into a Pond to wash, th'cfe two
Carrs were of the number, neither could swim,
one of them in a playful jump got beyond his
depth, he struggled, the other sprang to relieve
him ,and was caught in the embrace of the firft,
Langley thinking to afford assistance, got to
them in their last struggles, they caught him
and all three Went down together. What is
worthy of remark is,that those two Carrs were
twin brothers, and on one day married twin
lifters, they have a child each about five months
old, their death was in each others arms, they
were taken up and buried in one grave, they
were from Vermont, and were industrious wor
thy citizens, Mr. Langley, we hear was of
Northwood, a young man.
A Mr. Anitin, musician, on his passage on
board a packet from Boston to Portland, afe w
leagues from Cape Elizabeth, jumped over
board and was drowned. It is supposed he was
seized with a fit of infinity.
A Mr. Kent, of Newburyport, on Monday
last, rode out to the Bridge on Deer Ifland,paid
his toll, hitched his horse near the draw, pulled
off his coat, tyed his hands with his hand
kerchief, and deliberately jumped Over the
bridge. He was in the water but a few min
utes, but all the means used co restore him were
ineffectual. He wasa man of considerable pro
perty, and has left a refpe&ble family of chil
dren to lament his awful exit. He has labour
ed under a mental derangement for some time
pall o
Perverse, all mooftrous, all prodigious things
Abominable, unutterable, and worse
Than Fables yet have feigned,or fear conceived.
Containing, an abfirad of the most in
teresting parts of what Dr. Robinson,
and the Abbe Barruel, have Publifli
ed on this lubje6h with collateral proofs
and general oblervations,
By SETH PAYSON, A. M.
" For they cue the Spirit of Devils."
Revelations xvi. 14.
Payson's Proofs of the real exil
tence and dangerous tendency of
Illuminism,
Dedicated to His Excellency JOHN
ADAM^LEfa !'!'—"• S.
And for Sale, at the Fartfmouth Bookfore,
A few Copies of the Rev. Mr.
The life of Buonaparte, in a
handsome vol. at I Dol. each, is for Sale
as above.
fubferibers who have
not tyet had the MASONIC ADDRESS,
(written by Capt. Stoddard) are re
quested to call and receive the fame at the
Portsmouth Bookstore, where are for sale
a few copies of what was intended as an
Appendix to the Adrirefs.
HAS just opened at his shop late
ly occupied by Mr. EdwardJ.
Peirce, in Market-street,
An Afortment cf
suitable for the Season, which he will
fell very cheap—viz.
A few Ladies' fashionable Straw
Bonnets ; ditto fine beaver Hatts ; gen
tlemen's ditto; fprig'd, lappet, Book,
colour'd and printed Muffins; book
Mullin, and lappet Handkerchiefs ;
tambor'd neck cloths; Callicoes ; Cam
brics ; Muflinets ; Dimities ; silk
Shawls; Chintz, purple, Camels hair,
and fancy ditto ; ladies' white, black
and color'd silk Gloves ; gentlemen's
white and black silk ditto ; lungee,
malabar, policat, linen and cambrick
pocket Handkerchiefs; a few pieces
yellow Bandanno's ; Modes; Sarf
nets; Tiffanies ; walking stick Um
brellas ; Parasols ; India Cottons of
various kinds ; Jeanets ; Nankinets ;
Fustians ; handsome Waistcoating ;
ladie's cotton Hose; men's plain and
fancy do. Diaper Table Cloths ; la
die's kid and black Morocco flippers ;
misses red ditto; leather and cotton
Gloves ; Bobbin ; Fans; whiteTheads,
from No. 7 to 50; color'd do. sewing
Silk ; Pins; Needles; quality & shoe
Binding ; silk Ferret ; Suspenders ;
Durants; Calimancoes ; Ruffels ;
Tammies ; Checks ; Broadcloths ;
Kerfeymeres, &c. &c.
THE Historic Progress of Civ
il and Religions Liberty and order
triumphant over fa&ion. A POEM.
Freedom tho' late has cast her eye on me.
Inactive fusain, and set my country free.
By A FARMER.
^ The fup,orters of this paper
'will bear in mind that their foji
annual payment became due the if
day of the present month.
Just Publi/hed at the Portfmo&th
: Bookdore, and now for SALE.
ENGLISH GOODS,
John B. Sewall,
JUS T RECEIVED,
A NEW POEM
SINGULAR DEATHS.
: Here nature breeds
AUCTIONS.
On MONDAY next, 26th if?.
at £l o'clock, A. M.nil he fold at %%
fy's Crane fore, in Bow fceet,
120 Puncheons ofRUM,
beOnoina to the estate of Clement
• Jackson, a Bankrupt. Condhions of
trie made known ar tune and plan- of
, tale. JACOB WALDEN A^^ o .
I' by order of the Q^ 4 ° -
Portsmouth. %ly 24.
At Public Auction,
0a Monday next, the ofth inst. at
12 delsck, M. mill be fold ou THOMAS
; ShEAFe'so^r/Gj/fc camefrom fa
^fi^/ /THE BRIG
!FIDELITY,
I ^b'^^l'^
'^^ffliffoculatcd for the Wifi-InJia
I trade —Terms liberal.
;SAMUEL ADAMS,Nu^zoxeer,
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Y^Attention !
d °
Q MAKE READY!
^/Notice is hereby given to
the Members of the
° Portfinouth
O ARTILLERY COMPANY,
that a meeting is to be held on the
>\igth August next at 8 o'clock p. m.'
At JEFFERSON HALL,
„_ where general and Punctual at
& tendance is requeued.
By order, 3
} H. YEATON, Clerk.
^lPortfmoutb, July 24, 1802.
grxfogffluw»jhHiap.«M.MmM»aHo» I ^T^e»>L.vaa\xMm££TF%ra#
NE^ CHEAP SHORE. %
—o—
— Morton,
Haffor SALE at his flarefga of
the Golden Key, two doors wed of the State
Houfr,CongrefsJbect. cheap ForcasH
HYSON, Hyfon Skin, Sou
cnong and Bnhea Teas, which he
warrants to be of the firft quality. Co
mac and French Brandy. Hollands Gin.
Rum. Annis Hirers. Port, Sherry &
;Sweet Wine. Strong Beer. Excellent
Mobiles; Coffie; Chocolate & Choco
late Shells Loaf, India & brown Sugars.
Calk and Box Radios ; Figgs. Lemons,
per box, or retail. Flour. A few oil
Cheeses. qobufhtls excellent Oats. Rye.
Wheat. White Beans. Pollock Fiflt.
Salt Pork. Mould and dipt Candles,
Powder and Shot. Cotton and Wool
Cards. Sweet Oil in flafks. Pearl All).
Oatmeal; Nutmegs; Cinnamon;Cloves,
Pepper ; Allspice; Gnger; Poland
Starch; Indigo; Mustard ; Dye Wools ;
Allum. Small twist and common I'Q M
Tobacco. Rappee & other Snuff. Cuke
Soap. Combs, different kinds. M n's
and Youth's fur and felt Hatts. Surur,
and Roll Brimstone. Crockery Ware.
Brooms. Bucketts. Common and Table
Salt. Shoe Blacking. Pins. Chalk.
Bofion Sugars. Crackers, per barrel or
retail. Lampblack. Shoe Thread.—
Snuff boxes. Quality Binding,&c. all of
which are of a good Quality.
*, Conflant attendance from fan
rife until q o'clock, and every favor thank
fully received.
Po-tfmmh, July 24.
ATOTICE is hereby given to .
the creditors of NATHANIEL
DODGE, of Hamptenfafts, Trauer, a
gaioft whom a CommWiop of Bankrupt
cy has been awarded and issued, that the
Commlffioriers and Assignee of his dime
and effeds, intend to meet at the office
of William Parker, Esq, in Exeter,
on Monday the 23d day of August nex,
at nine o'clock in the forenoopn,in crd&
to make a dividend of laid estate and ert
feds—when & where the creditors who,
have not already proved their deb* are
to come prepared to prove the fame, <T
they will be excluded the benefit of fata
dividend;,^,,.
WHEREAS a major part of
the Commissioners in the Corn
miffion A Bankruptcy. Against BENJA
MIN CONNER, of Portsmouth, Trad
er, have certified unto me that the said
Benjamin Conner hath in al! things
conformed agreeably to the law of the
United States, made and now in forces
concerning Bankrupts; and that said
certificate hath been figoed by two thirds
of the creditors in number and in value,
who have proved their debts under said
commiffioD, whole debts amount to fifty
dollars and upwards.—Therefore notice
is hereby given to all whom it may con
cern, that they may appear before me at
the Court House in Portsmouth aforefaid,
on the tenth day of AugUft next, at elev
en of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause if thty have any against the allow
ing and confirming of said certificate.
Given under my hand at Pm tfmouth this
20th day of fair, Anno Domini, ißoz<
(DiftriH fudge
JOHN PICKERING ! fy Difrify
1' HEman who took a COAT
from Mr. A. Chapouil, on Sat
urday July 3d, in Capt. FußßEß'sfthpp
is tequefted to return it immediately, or
he shall be exposed in a public Newfpt
per.
JEREMIAH FOGG, Afr.
July 22d, 1802.