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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

IN lie JaIHnS Of the UNITED STATES
FRICATE.
THE anchor weigh d. ,the lannon's roar,
Proclams along the cchoing ihore,
The manly farewell Of cav,
To honeh Independence true:
TIL enraptur'd cheers declares their aGons free,
self-urg'd, lelf-2rm'd, % fight for liberty
No Ec55 dhgrace the gaihsr'd crowd;
The l3ouys Of JOY are heard aloud
No wife her parting lord refrains,
To check the fmile her foul dildains
Ct Hale, hate, fhe cries, act the glorious part,A
Leave, leave my arms, and reign within my heart"
Each fner, as fhe bids adieu,
Crmlons with the glowing hue
OF honeft pride, and loud declares,
" The noble toll my brother flares"
Fen children catch the ali pervading glow,
And Prattle vengeance the inlul,ine foe
The venel now adown the tide,
Moves flow in independent pride;
While Delaware with honcf boat,
Preicnts her to til infutcd coat
There may her cannon to the world decree,
Columbia can, and ever viii &c free.
And you ye TARs, who foreBoR nand,
Guardians OF your injured lard,
May lmiling chcrubims on high
Guard you with a watchfu! eye,
From rocks and fhoas your winged cattle bear,
Nor Forms and tempeR5 follow in Jour rear.
We pray not from q EsrtaL foe,
The heavens 10 turn your chaGng prov;
Your courage Prov'd. our quarrel ut.
In YOU we place implicit trult
Ahured you'll reap from every equal fight,
succeis As glorious, as our caule is right.
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The advocates tor ignorance mint, that
folks who work, cannot read. The re-
ply is 1hort they will not work al
ways. In rainy weather, in winter, or
holidays, in the intervals Of ref, or dur
ing fcknefs, books will afford treafureS
and combinations which blockheadS
know not of. AS to books turning
people from their work, it is equally,
nay more to be apPrehended from every
other amutement. "A man weary OF
reading, may like the freih air and green
fields, and find a pleafing variety in his
work. But he who rileS from his frlt
bottle, will like nothing but the iecOnd,
or his bed to wallow in and fnore away
his debauch. The next days 1icl1nefS
and head ach, will 1poil his fomach for
digging the earth or telling the trees
Give books their due like other good
things they are often abuled. But they
raife men from being lavages & bruteS.
In word, no town lhould be delitute
Of Library.
Singular Retaliation "A fhort time
fnce, young fellow who paid his ad-
dreIes to lady, carried things 70 far,
as not not only to be afked at church,
but to top fhort in the marriage cere-
mony, by anlwering no to the import
ant queltion Of, wilt thou have this
woman to be thy welded wife ?-Out-
ragged at this aFront, the young lady
thought ofreyenging the infuIt by Glent
contempt but fhe had not long retired
to her fathers houle, before the young
gentleman, who found the want Of much
.pleaiurc and entertainment in the lol5
Of her conversation, made feveral con
feilions and apologies, and regained the
liberty of WHITING her as ufual-ltilI he
did not intend marriage but though
this was kept fecret from the lady in
their frf interview, lhe did not neglect
to reproach him Handsomely with his
conduct and at the fame time propof-
ed, to make proper amends for the af-
front 1he had received, he fhould again
approach the altar, and voluntarily give
her the fame opportunity Of refufng
him, as he had before made ule of in
rejecting her. This propofal was ac-
cepted but much to his furPrife, her
anlwer to 9 Wilt thou have this man
for thy welded hulband - was, 1oiH,
initead of a negative; 70 that the gallant
was married in f ite Of his own tubtle-
ty and as it happened that the timid
lwain's reludancy proceeded foley
from groundlefs approximations Of cx-
PenceS, and the like, thele being obvi-
ated in a manner the mott ample, in the
good lcn1e and economy of his wife,
their marriage has proved perfectly
happy.
One end LrdiVjf6Ie BY the Rodac-
teur, Paris paper, under the imlnedi-
ate direction Of the French Directory,
we learn that Tom Paine is writing,
under the patronage Of TaIlyrand, a
(" V;ndication Of the character Of [udas
Iicariot," wherein, with his ufuaI plau-
fbility, he endeavors to prove that Ju-
da8 was bon batriote, that he betrayed
his matter, upon principles Of liberty
and equality, and that the thirty pieces
of filver, which he received, as the
price Of blood, was but Douceur, which |
is countenanccd by the Profer8 and
ProPotaIs Of x. Y. and Lady.
MANKIND are the creatures ofhabit; |
and their ideas Of what IS RIGHT, are
continually changing. Prejudice and
edmcatInn- raLhar dion rcalon La..-
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revolutionary Horrors !!

To girc NY readers a true idea Of The
more than Gavage barbariticF qybic5
haze marked the PregrsG Of Ercncl
anarcbjfs, | baH 0ceahonaly JmnyD
them qoitb extraRg from the " Bloody
Buoy" a q02rt cslIcHsd from Eern5
7orjfing5. May tic bl99Ly Pi5fmc Jcrre
as a caution qg4i1J.' Frsacb fril1aiPlcs ];
Let if Ervs a. a nl;rrar Ct om' o70n
dgGjny, if ne adhere 10 tie irfam0u5
politics Of ebdura:s ard .n3unc7Lcc
jato!'n5, Where is Tie kardy 1crct6k
qyb2 4viH n5t Eud4sr AZ cv1l5-1 70 M
farlHe!sd, and 7cscp AT t5s outrage
committed aGaiaF humanity 2 Nay
gobsrs is the uaCcLmg heart t5at doc.
nat beat mjiEnaH at TIE P,r3ctrater5
Of Eutb morArom dec@52 Lax al
Frenchmen, as lie amborj 81 t5gE
crimes, and Ict them beams q rlPr24cJ
among& the nationr sf TIC eaTt5.
"DEBOURGES, a witnefs, Gays.
| have fecn, during tx days, nothing
but d-ownings, guiIIotinings and hoot-
ings, Being once on guard, | com
mandcd a detachment that conducted
the fourth ma1e Of women to be 1h0t at
Gigan. When arrived, found the
dead bodies Of feventy five women al
ready Hrctchcd on the fpot. They were
quite naked. was informed thar thew
were girls from fifteen to eighteen years
of age. When they had the misfortune
not to fall dead after the lhot, they were
difPatched with labrc8.'
"Soon after the frf National AZ
lembly had dccreed, that the Comt2t
Of Avignon belonged TO the French ma
ton, an army Of ada1Hns, ofwhom one
Jourdan, fur named the Cut-thro2t,
was the commander, took PoAc1lion Of
the unfortunate CITY Of Avignon. The
churches we're Immediately piIIaged.
the facred valeS profaned and carried
off the alters levellod TO the ground.
The pri@ons were loon filled, and the
unhappy victims were releafcd only to
fuHer death. A deep pit was dug to
receive their dead bodies, fix hundred
Of which were thrown into it, mangled
and dif0rtcd, before ten o'clock the
next day. Among them was Mr.. Mol
hac, a prief, in the eighticth year Of
his age. lie had been thirty years rec
tor Of ST. Symphorien, parilh which
he preferred to all others, and which
he co4Id not be prevailed on to quit
for a more lucrative one, becaule he
would not delert the poor. During his
re6torlhiP he had been the common
father Of his Practitioners, the refuge u
the INDECENT, the comforter Of the
afflicted, and the friend and coun1etiol
Of every honeG man. When the hour
of danger approached, his friends adj |
yiled him to fly but no inu6atieS
could prevail on him to abandon his
flock z No." fail the good Oh man, |
K | have watched over them il the hal
!" cyon days Of peace, and ih2Il now
g leave them nid0 forms and tcmpcfs, |
C without guide, without any one to
:" comfort them in their laH drcary
:" moments ?"-Mr. NoIhac, who, till
now, had been relPectel even BY the
Cut-throats, was fent to the priion the
evening before the execution. Ills ap-
pearance and his iaIutation, were tho{e
of conloIing angel: &" l come, my
g children, to die with you: we ih3iI |
z foon appear in the prelence Of that
:" God whom we ieryc, and who viii
/" not delcrt Us in the hour Of DEATH
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POETRY

TIE american Dn5 d as' 5rgcf b rxbrsG, il t5eir
aHinafTrg Afguagc, NJ faf:mcat5 81 FtdrrnEin.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

Is regalarIy PujhGcG evry MONDAY,
at z. 4. JrA-Es'5 PrinfineOf7re, in
lIIa&1g2rsrt, near tie bead Of FJlB-
Ercof, Portland qcbcrc G5)t3btien,
ntTeHy-Ment5, and communications, are
rccoived 1cltJ aHatton.
~ TIE terms are, ONE DOLLAR
q FIFTY CENTS FER 0nnAn, TX
cLuETE ef Po5TAcF. Puafual pay
flc1E'5 arc re71G2sd
81 TIE cztegfu@ and rapidly iaorcafne
circulation gftbs GAZETTE, reHdcr5 Il
highly adraAtagco1" tar ADVERTISE
MEET8.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

SENSIBLE Two gentlemen, a law
yer and phyfician, were riding one each
fide Of a boy who was walking in the
road. " Vel, NY Lad," fays the lawyer
T0b'f6 are J9@ a rQgus or a J09I?" The
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25
THE COLLECTION.

" THING Or sHRED5 AND PATCHES"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25


MANKIND are the creatures ofhabit;
and their ideas Of what IS RIGHT, are
continually changing. Prejudice and
education, rather than rcafon, deter
mine all their a6ions.-About centu-
ry ago Gas mentioned in lome Of the
hiltories Of thoie tines) an old woman
IN New England, under Icntence Of con
nemnation for witchcraft, was carting
TO the gaIIows-thc crowd were unani-
nous for her execution, with loud
ihouts and claPping Of hands. An old
man appeared among the multitude,
who was nearly mobbed for laying,
" gentlemen, one bmdred gears bencs the
u0rld 2eIA be Glbamed efrHus MATTER"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25
LatsR Prices Current
Al BOSTON-pER QUANTIrY.

I5HES, Pot, T.I53d 33s Le1t5.r, s4i a,8B I6 u W
Fearl, 1909 L"Hf' 61y btS- ~ 70
Butter J5ffiHg u lof Lc'To7s, 5'*' 50 5oeto i
Bs JTP 10 a. tgI' II f'i-a 14'L-D1', gal safe So
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-04-06
NEW MARKET
Spring Races,

NCMMEn2 = Is TIE Ian Wcdnefdey
~ IN Apsii nczt, aud continue three
Gays, Tree for ii 7 iIorie, Mare OF Geld.
ing,
Fh 4 d7y perie CT iocl four nile heats,
wsig- = so' age, enIrance 20 dollar.
Second dsy a puie Of one hundred End
fifty do.!sri, TWO mil. keats, weisar
!cr a :, snvcsnce 70 dcu?rs,
Hc'f,s I've 65il anu iroonG day 20 re
entered 2te e.e..inss preceding ihr DAY
ihey a:t 70 rnn.
ii,ia day SWEEP STAKE for
iaSee 8 70 cd COILS, TWO mie heats, Car
~ d. s.Nc. GA Zach, enTapce Ioo,Gels'
- = 2 id iptr tie hanGs Of the lps,G..
rIsa ,asket, on or before the
& at preoeoins the Raoss.
sae - lIIi3;ioa for inc Sweeplfsks
g'si 3 kept o7sn whit the lsa ,iay Of
.sa'ea, aej no longer. --Sadsiactory
esr'iht IS nl'it he prs.luced ITO tn;
gMdee' 'ieeing the age Ut Sories.
>'srrs led IS ufusl ssth day.
iAsa taOAiLEEs FREAsussS
FeS' - ~. 1898.
~ he puries IS utual will bc
coi'ef .l,v gate. 6sS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-04-06

49,. =-'sFs-f SNHNn, l2elIgslal5s
W. tieishdan;s noi having enie,s6
4 ihefs s'pearance and Given fecu
ny according to tbeaa ofa!icmajy and
me raisl OF IS couri, and It aopsarin2
10 The iarsf ttiou o! TIE cdu., that
Faey are net iahahitanis Of this conn
try nihe rnoian OF tue yiainris by his
conn.=i, r Is 1'glsed, sAst che dcsnian:s
10 appear he,s ~ Tie hrf day of III,
ne%' tSrf'', ard soiweT 81. 5iA of the
PLAINTIFF "a tGat = copy Of .lis oyd.r 6s
'h tAgi'e in,'r'ed IN fonle net Paper Of
e,'- cry Ct lnohd, fnF Two months
'uSceiSsei dpofied a.the front 600.
o. me '~1ls sbe fad cay.
Tn 81 toPy)
R TIN6LEY, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-04-06
WsHasBF Feb y r79s

~ D. There need be no fesr If =,
ny Delay ocsadoDo'fSy che ven, off,.h
Il eoO- ',i''''''D' (tm ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-04-06

Is 5 han3s aud 4 ilsif hish, a years cd
ne So Of lul'e are lie US ~. ~
Wild Ar, his aan 5, Paewiooa, rs
ATTAIN by Ara. .iler, 2. Il aranas M
" Mark Auihony e8eat pls.4 prap.
Sam by AriHcIi aevat s,eat Great Vr..
aani was benny tafs on, Of til. inn
Eor'td Benny Lsfs ~ old holy Roser.
~,aANT5cLRkR's iotm foi teaptv so5
running points is, r5nnuuncsd by tee
o=it judges 80 be-iePeriol 20 acy lurf.
'aey have syez iesn bred 10 .Ain.!.oa.
s1d ;hsy Sate te &. : ,..st he nigh, RAM
enong TIE hpsf o. tbs old domi,;or.
his Psnofa- noss ~ ri,b have b.c,.
F.es, jufly entitie him % RE qsnsra! 0.
9iniou, cha, ..c : ~ trunGing kcrr
10 FEgin.1---on a:eouat Ok us lpe4.
he time he has Kan tie ho..cso !.
ras exhibited, snd tie hof he
Ss2'sS. he "oC to goth 81 'ag lH
at Ne@-AisSkct tbs e.. 1av'. ,,is
100 fons miie h.sis, al,6oe 4 syi
aen,l. 'ane, Scaling 5eG1ss a1any o hsr
goes .iorlss, the t1a as PARIS 1ss4cr
fie Rof!e5 ~ere q ~ iiled bv .evra. -s-
p <nce3 genller 81 she fra heat VA.
sna ey Gharticif ID 6 ,niun;es a le
coh' s. tHng fi'- aatags 'ime-Col
t'dI, = Ensii.1s "h'i -,n p - 3 f.fieates
sc-S'y-e- ;.se ioiigelt time By Coione!
Aennops eas S .ai.iuts. 4 (cecnds. Tie
colrle Aas been fnCe neaflred by Mr.
E :: and BY .Ils chai;.h Is 9 yarts over
dtitsnce in d miles.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-04-06

Has .eVar r;s, IeGa ,iz-.y.-.- -. "a.
ms nas beaten at different tin-. ana
places, an'1ng oihsfs, beGdes having
recs'ysd iortsi,s, the no, 81 rUr5;ns hor
les: Fiying FIJI, Chance. the wen n
n,ti'e LILLY Of sIIc Va.ley. N6s.h S,ar.
StaicS Silver, Morning 3.ar, tie .,y...,,
lis, Mr. F!e,chcr'a Shark gagiop. slo,s
a"a Ga'y, Dangaron BY Medley, Car
i2hon, he Mountain leader, Rsinbow
and the aboF snaiued Psr!s E.arr A.
noii all theie ho,fes has MOI oob, qcc
-4zt'4e5 but tufiesj fe,crai from two
ic 'ourIHile heats f0lae at New-llar
fet, and other plac9s; Laracular'y
Nalnbo~ & Pusfe Beufffecs pnrcho
led by col idampton)wb5 have obtainec
Victories IN othsc fates, over tbs bee
DC. !25; elreCislly Puiic BeqFe- VII,
~ hand has beaten eilb gfear cafe &c
re al 6fadb2's famous Msss Nsney Al
%~'thin veyY few yeris ofg S;ngS dii-
isDee IN four milas 20 lSr. raylrs,s e
ieegaied IRONING Mare Calvilo-ano
no Feyg has beogl eestsl sa 90, ,sy,,.
eHcept by Chanrlcleer.
have excsiis III paGwase a,s fserye
encloipfes, and iniend 70 loW enc NAN.
dred bnihels oi oats, he isr oay, n,
the oenei.i o. Aaars ltS u i,h the goyIe
---@9d Tie board Of isryaots gratis.
Grain provided to iesa marc. sfs ma
deiais prize if reqursd---and ] psrlo5
a''y sngags the giSa,etbc care and at,en
now put 10 liability So eIcapes or PC
clienIs of any lind.
BDRWELB WILKES.
Brpni~iok, Janua-
~ 9th, 1898.
I ae Groom viii eAps6 half della
with each mare.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-04-06

Inc SSafos, with One SSlialg aud (
Pcgce 10 The Grlo,I; the raosey for ..'e
leap 10 be PAID az sac Ia5ls nc me-
0ey tor Ihe ieafla aias hs 3dchaggsd
BY he payrept OF is's.ye pohases ss
any s.1c bStogc Tie dst =. e6IshSr.--
Seai!cGsa whs may chooiS 10 fSnd '5Fl
vsB;9 sikh their anayss, llAil hsCe Uiesa
aeccnm cdatv5 onyerJ un.lSst&te ,cruis-
My 'sieurasc Is sS7p Snd Nsa iceuis,S,
b. dn ,sat &c 4A1$S. all. g sie1rcs
q StSldcays,
lA Crack was 90; - rs. aaTi's
impotsS Medley (she beG blood ia
Eus;s0d) bis Dam by Ar.el, brpthes 20
Sd F2T5ueg, hi5 G.apdsm by Wink
tiGgicr, his great Grau4an BY Daaners
out OF Cot. Anthony FnoruSnaSs csis-
b. atec koaa bsSe. ccnhdSrs5 80 tbs
sset maze * hex day 10 VIts ta.s.
faF Perfofu5 sHoes oE jim Creek ca
.tse iusf haye been cquai u tnoa A0rfsss
that have heea saii:d "a Vhs,hie--'h4s
ids teen Enstcksd ag3iae three bD-les q:
sae bat .epOtAtion Htr f0ebiaa, ~ S,iSs
A.r. Fl, .ts-y yyi1 AiT, tr73 ys,lc lie a.,
Air, ESyloe's E,ii~4Aie tsyse fAl,Y u.tg.
hra,e. aod Mr, Czt:oe's Asnt eks a1e
tor I:,c aes's a of which rs hest
.yiinoa. io&az bngls heai-----t[;: IS
hcr't Il s5est yisuJ7. aud ale Colts
arc s,<At.Y aiW,ees tor sack iizc IS
wells tlst,s 5eap 10
TaoaA5 Pr ANINsoN
ls,h Jaa. 1893. CIlss)
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boo ilE RS
E7teHf T6rGDinE a4ee.5ias,

HG pnb',c ,rs g. 'cbY irloImed
a ,hAs the i,.i ibsg hes prepared
ibs prmsiFal pcfsah,e ais ivI cctii
derple nnr,eef OF lis 'fhreil,;ng Ma
chlR-s, snd'thcie e.'rslc.nsn that MAKE
ctTl5 r.iiceiion sed nol ia &C
pgsiaarrot,
t''e improvsments - s'v rns9e, -
- conaaNr.Iie5 ga, 5e Z toGr s7ss
Dfn.9 Msrh;rs he .sc ms ttreGs,f
,tgscfr e@Q l:uflsls OF. v;eat N sc
t2'ir. lie eorhasrs tire iy3.Gln,ins q
Eaw,tli!e l,ard fer 80 yore, 70 &C Of
great adNant2gs, as cce as-ihe fcfm1
.sii att asiongas seH & ;.e afs ailS
.us sos ~ ea.-1 III. 81 s~a y le3 mHt;
~ rs,-y c9m,ruhc1rogs +a ~
/ 1,'if' cUsy~uierc,s, ~ WI ~ has
"a Ia Tie CITY 81 Rebmnu4 ny iaS
irlt q January nsSl, 50 wi,li place
as 5-ises al 0r'efs &c Dc s;itys.seo 'to
aim ey Mr., Aotest f,;sTa lis FiS.
sie 81 io.icwe
81. S.itaiag c three &c
DTum aiscliius coc
p!ete, iaclpaiug p-lia. So Eollags.
Wl;se,s, ~ hifls, MATS,
aons, :'and- 5. Intense.
y .o1r iesf Drdm gGtcIse,
y Use feeF ,Htfo rs
re Piaak Sci ;!ing, as, ana
1c.'d lor ta- S-g ~. % Da Euad
y Ihe Ennoye., $50 ~ stn ue 1t
,le bAFen'e IS ~ ..s 40 aail Ma
SiEnsfY !roin i-r.dana 80 IA. place
Nasis II 'StS ~ rr1ct.d .te weight
absreo, w'a h- 50 Ssce % 4oots.
faSeofiSas g &C.. 3jaa5. J@ sharpe g.:
eas.asrS IS spsttcd en- SHca -i,g, tie
ie.nlge Tns1 DC g0S IS iuiiled.
Eae PoH&o's i'ciiae!y bsing TIC
plsis mott neceIa:y Ia &c e.ecu,ci
/ wiS1 2are ASA satlAsfs, thc oAtivri-
SCI VA. FfsPsis eonAde,able nu sr
3'e ,nal e aiay pfOasb.y ME Mm
itif aad a'dl ue ;es6y % lnre.f, h,cn
-r'p;ss - a,sy c9gois q ogiid hLa-
ehlaes iHeEtv, - ~ tmp.oy ehSr
. @ctAH1ee, as tGe 4 srpg ialss.
FOR the LHin. VII. 3, Nhit,, Dolls
Sal al. li.s .Suts Gdhra fos
IAgse feet Dratr Niarhine, 3
Fopr fest ESQ Ia
Five fee, Daso ri
lrors scr B ih e Fru0 -
-Four ise, ;&E0 *
Five fca11Hts s5
ew Hide asa.ls e u. per b.
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tGa<.s 9l q ) Il. ~ o.
Five Dollars Reward.

CTS AT1N CT stojsa ftorn tbs cotn-
~ nore q It's CITY, on Snuday the
l5'n kob.vsyTi q SQRKEL kIClSSG,
Ano@s aye ieeJ Neh, II or - yesfs
ois, snod bsiof- sa5hed - tt- s.sr IN
No King IN ~ess0n; hsA Collar and
;'nae piece O. S6ai1 ahors rs meek,
soa isom thc 6ss ;ti sfn,s ,ial -an CO
4seS heF2a Ssoiin Nay keN, ,sbsre
IS Prs ? able - has ea.de ioTis ilaa3 sd.
ere ass}Ys sssart rs a. + lcT de-
Ifsrlsg ,hr '','i ncire &c &c sotfcuee
% Sspcbcc. till,
z. S68YBEs.
A,..-roL.. hlaesl I. flNS.
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TIM CRACK,
hIE ths sroae

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s.-f 0s Pe q .. Ran
a1iph, EsQ. wili rps &
Aiarcsthe cr,npSSea-
Zen a. ~ konIs reHe
ticec ctTc OF AR eiiA
eouniy, II Sis Oa54ro
orlssp. fik e.aDo.lui3
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dSt Of March, ard End tie 1T II AN.
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Sriets ths nc; sy Is ieaS w',h re
E'ASsss, notes q n nd sill be eAfcesd
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HING GUIDE ia l}rAL,guv
WEALTH. aad HsPPY j.fgF ~
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Doctor seer are iuforr,cd ,as, !, (.
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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24

The Legislature ofNewhamPlhire has adopt
Ia the Ref,Iuuon Of Mahachuletts, Connecticut,
be. &c. for obtaining an mendent to the Con-
Gitution Of the United States, to exclude 70.
Sticners from our National Councils.
Said Legislature ALTO propoies to amend the
Federal ConltJution, 70 that The votes for Pre-
fdeot and Vice-Pre1den' may be deignated On
he Ticket.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24

The ladies' dref, in London i the Egyptian
lyle, in honour of Admiral NrilOn--:h- head
he's IA Crsc9AL..
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
Fran q Nor7yis5 (Ccn } Pabsr-Dec. z.

/ Fran q Nor7yis5 (Ccn Pabsr-Dee. z.
sSu!cIDE.-A M. William Avery Of Sron-
gton i is reported, a few night pat, arofe
pm bis bed &bour midnight, and attempted to
III his own throat with knife but net effect
ID bis defcn from come cauie with Ii " above
.Rrument. left the horf.. viii the knife On the
pc dreaming with Ii. blool: fit Ea55ing
lnfe with the fam. il the body, from whence
khaaened to the well and plunged hm.elt
sfdlonC-The partner Of his bed loon mIItd
Fcoo{ort, arole an dicovered the fanguifi1-
y weapon, oil which alarmed ne awakened
N family, who after ihort f,arch found him
sttbe ria which his. ownhin1~ bad dug, from
skcA he wreched fpe6tacle was in few mo-
knts d-awl cur dead. Who en- d9'cri5c the
Rrors Of The mind Of "a man zho il led To lhc
n pctr4ti7u Of in hoyr.d . d.c4
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
HARD WARE.
I'D, and tod. Nails I'd. I'd

sd, and Cd Brais Tacks, and AL cIout Nails
Thumb Latches, II and HI Hinges S.ates, Cur
RI ombs, Webbing, Floor, hearth. cIoth, furniture.
noe and comb Bruhes, Bellows, Koives and Forks
shovels and longs, Brat. and iroa CandleRicks.
Buckles Buttons Rock tin TeaDota, Ion ard
block tin spoons Pewter Plates, Hammers, Flat
Irons, Brals Chimney hooks, Brat, Chatting dirles.
Dividers, Paint Brulhee, Ivory crooked and horn
Combs, Center ana pocket Rules Augers, ADJ,
ChiiIeIs, BrafN Nails sPe6taoles, Screws, Razors.
4fortment II Tea Trays, Looking GaiTcs, orr
mtnt Of Tin Ware, 9 BY Window Glais pr box ~
fquAre, Tea Cannifers, Knob end Ring locks, Red
Keys Plain Irons, Poi1'cd snuttr, suu.Te. nand<
ChopPing knives. Hand Vices, Saw Sets. Cupbo
Turns, small hrais and iron T.b Hnees .ve,,.
Screw drivers, Cutting Nppers Avl, ana Tacks.
Elaltick and commcn knitting Need'es, Gun Worms,
Cooper Bits, ClafPs, Sleeve Putons w SO.
An anortment of Crockery Ware.
hJ6, lIyfon, Souchorg, and Bohea
TEAS, ffte Chocolate, oar Sugar, CHINA
mon, Mace, Pol.n4 Starch, (.c.
Drc. 10
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Information /!

TIE J57o :oi4g Eslras5 fyorr ne ia or CozgrsE,
providing t5r tie Va1atio7 Of Land5, Darling
HogEs 90 P45cI The 9Th Of July A5P,G
PubIilhed by dcGre Of the Afefor8.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24

Portland.

M0ND4I, D4cEd[EER "A, 1858.
% % =, -, ,,--.,--<,-.
r., Ths Pre6dcnt's Speech, and tie AArxer Of the
senvc thereto are ofthtmGcves lufcicn. u enr cb
,hi,d'y's GAzette.-The i4nguag If Que nuch-ioved
Prct.u. j. always replete with The mott perfect VII
dom hu: AZ th, intcrcNtns moment, every lentence
from him IS big wiki the deh.ny Of our country
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
-
,1A@5S4+
Marine ...5 IN Articles.
eNsA,rr3
EAsA=z==z=1S
Port Of Portland.
Marine

u the IA'e 1orm, fchooncr from North Carolina,
belonging % this port oaG away Sandy Bay
Cape Ann. The people were faved.
Accounts from St. Ubes by the way Of Savannah and
Batimorc fav that three Saec gatcs had been fooke
with off b5n who laid they were cruiGng for AM
ricaus, RuiIiAns, Bremen-Inen, and Lubcck-mcn.
Capt. Eniicott, il 4 brig 8 guns, for Salem, with
A number Of other America, failed from Havana, 9TH
Nov. uader an American convoy leaving four Fren- IA
privlteers there, who dared not come out.
large fhip with figure head, was lately feen oft
Cape Cod under jury mats with faii' let, fuPPoed 70
be making for land.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24

CPDTNfTZ0N9--- The Rev. JIisiI51 Bri~s, u the
paltpr4i cNre IT th= frf church il kitlery. he Re-
Wi'snr H4joa, At Catn- The Rev. 81 :. Smith, 70 %
BaPjI church II Nuburn.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24

TO CORRESPONDrNrs
TIE SEIuND geek VI C4InO.yIELES'' " ~
o.s-l AL lf4A b e-g~fs,e{
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24

When Winters chilling baN arrives,
Then the A1ls du get them wives,
For which, is fad rhey give this rcalon:
" It helps 20 moderate tie eaUn."
LN1, 11st4m
M4RRIED-0n Mondsy the 5oth Of July, Farm
ham, in Sutry after cou tlhip oG forIv years, Mr..
Hugh Wellh, 70 M(s Ann Hill. The ages Of the cou-
pie together with the bdc-nan and brid- maid were
a. Acknowledgment, 81 Bride, 86-3fide-maid 90
Brakeman, 82-;otaI 345
- IN this rown Capt. Robert Low,her. to Mrs
Hannah BurnhAn.
DLED-In Poland, il poverty, Pine P.7jGy former
~ the richoa fubjea in Europe,