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Officially Communicated.

FEDERAL CONGRESS, E1orJ1y, June IS, 90
III following N1eage n w-iting vas received by both
Louies, from the PRECEDENT Of the United States:
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William Hudfon.

IS bis friends 81 The public, that be
far )aAe at bis Wea-India 81 Gro
y Store, JoreJ9rcet, an aD6ytment Of
|. Goods, Groceries, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
iovies, Mace,
Moaacs
, Nutmegs.
Is, ihelled Netting Irvine
nd HATS, Nails
AL Olives
sugar Oiled Umbrellas
Pepper
Pins
= PigAd Tobacco
rd' PAper,writing * wrapping
) mould and Opt, Pomatum
box o. h. Powder Fla1xs
ate No. ! and Raiins
Rice
Redwood
oze5 Rappee Snuff
Razors
playing Kat and Mouf: Traps
Secars,
IS Scotch Snuff
Is States
Shot of all Gzcs
Wool and cotton Shoe Bru1les
as Sleeves
ION, Spani1l French & Caro-
nd padlocks lima indigo
Dap Sewing Irvine
y Shaving boxes
ihes Sewing 6ks
Stone Ware
MnitArd Sand Stones
Smoking Tobacco, No. l,
zand
Tobacco boxes
Tapes.
Threads
OIL Thimbles
ooAcco per tAk or rwifts Of all colours
hngie pound TEAS--H yGon, Souehong
ohs and Bohsa.
LIQUORS.
window, by0 Ben French Brandy
Il Steel Common ditto
owdr w |. & N f Rum
Dap, per box or ID. Hollands Gentva
libbon Annileed
ugars Glove water
loves Snake Root
and forks London bottled Porter
yo5d Bottled Cyder
urar Draft Portet
4. Vinegar
nd (hort Pipes Cherry Rum
'i w a'%a; < Chill. I!soSS & WINES.
dren's Shoes Malaga
r. HUDSON returns his thanks for
YOURS, and hopes by his attention to merit
Portland, Ja7. rs, 1898.
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CENSOR.
Defence of Portland.

+ The fpirited meafures putting for the pro-
teaion of this town, aft ,rd another proof Of
the determined & unfhakcn prit Of reGRance,
that aauates Americans In order 20 faeiii.
tate its defence, the inhabitants met on Mon
DAY lat, in town meeting, for the laudabe pur-
pofc Of rafting fun Of money for the mount
ing fuch cannon belonging 70 the United States.
and other cannon that may Be in town, as are
hr for iervce, and providing the neeeiIary am
nuntion SC. for the fame, and to erea ad-
dional Publications for which purpoie the
um Of two thouland dollars was voted, and
:omm'ttee was RATED TO carry the buinefs
nto effea, coniaing of Captain LEMUEL
WEEKS, Captain DAVID SMITH. MAJOR
HUGH M LELLAN, Captain EBENEZER
DAVIS, Lieut.. DAVID HALE, Capt. DA.
MEL TUCKER, and Mr.. ROBERT BOYD.
capt. We Ks has proved the cannon at the fort
md put them in Gate of 'requifti1n.'
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FOR The Second Bigade in The Sixth Di-
.Vjfon, Commonwealth Of MaglebyF1s.
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Marine
Articles.

Arrived o. Tuefdayr hoop Abigail, Captain Samuel
Rohinlon, 80 days from Cdha Markets dull.
On Weeneiday arrived ihip Merchant, Capt, Fitz-
gerald. ~ days from Liverpool Left there hip Mag
net Choate. Of Bonon-Stockport Towns FOR Savan
na-Molly Hodges, for Philadelphia The Alligator,
Harris, from ?orfmouth and the Ioiah Collins from
Savanna, arrived day before Capt. r. failed The Af.
uca Tinkbam, Of Wifeafet, was beating in when the
Merchant Jailed Capt Fitzgerald mentions that it
was reported at Liverpool that EngIh "A had cap
tured French fhp of the fame force after fevere en-
pagement.
Same day, arrived 1lip NeRor, Capt Rogers 81 days
from Liverpool, bound 10 Philadelphia On the m Of
May fpoke the Che0crhed packet, bound TO England
Same day boarded 10y the Magician Capt Riczets,
with dispatches from Jamaica lie had on board the
voluntary contributions for government
The Englih papers are filed with the numerous can
lures OF French armed velcls.
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WanteA,

To be Leland immedi-.
ate pofedion given, STORE, IN 4
good ftuation for bufnels.-Inquire al
this Office. time II.
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FIUe Dollars REGARD.

p AN away, with the boat, from the
N fnow Harriot, Clp5. Bri8htman, lying in
his port, DANIEL CAMPBELL, about IS
wears old, dark complexion, fomeihirg frecklcd,
his hair dark and curly--about five tect -four
i-ohes high.-Aito, a boy by the name Of
JOHN SMITH, light complexion, long favor
ed, has fear of ball fhot through his left
tbgh-about four feet eight inches h8b.--
Any pcrlon who will take up fid ruoaways,
and frcu,e them IN any jail, ihall receive The
above reward, and All nee fry charges paid,
by HENRY BRlCHTMAN.
Portland, 141t 7, 1898
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FIRST CAPTURE.

A letter from PAilldclphia informs, tint The
Ganges had taken 10 qua French big =
That The General Greene had fallen in with and
engaged her; when the G4nges coming up ihe
truck, and that they were in the liver.
{ Alto tbit IL a Prqaa5is report, am ferry thai
Authentic confirmation of IL haJ been rs-sived. II
mgR be tbt qDJb Of al to bare he pirafes brought IN.
The Britiih hip Cleopatra, has retakcn the
William Penn of Phiadel phia.
The New-Jerfey, Clay, from Canton, for
Philadelphia, was taken on the coaG Of Amer.
ca, and arrived at Porto Rico.
Letters from Paris complain that the Enplilh
keep their ports conGantly blockadei
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Small Pax.

a IL perlons who intend being in-
4 a no, ulated with the SIN II Pox, arc deircd
10 leave their names with eth + of he PlyG.
Glars who attended the lat lcaion, as thc fiof
piial VIII be opened again, as loon as a fun
Gent number apply.
N. B. Not more than one hundred
can be accommodated in j cldfs.
Portland, Nay 10.
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Falmouth, June 81, l798.
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ELLow SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS,
Il HAVING, By your fuffrlges, been ap.
cinted 10 the command OF this Brigade,
blink 1t my duty to return you my hearty
hanks. Although fee myfelf, in many
slpe9s inadequate to the talk, I hall en-
eavorto dilehtrge my duty TO you and my
bantry. as far as my abilities will enoble me !;
nj ih'li eAPe4 your ready and cheerful aliil-
nee, as 4 &c nzeS. and mn who mean to leave
to poiter;ty.
# The Gtuation Of this Brigade, rend rs il
ecularly neceaary that It mould be in imme-
late rcad;n-fs TO repel any inlult as many Of
4 towns lay expeled to depredations from a
nall force Though there may be a fmall
amber Of Handing troops tationed at the me-
opols of our County, TO watch the motions Of
vadcrs, yet, gentleman Of Gbe Militia, you ARE
. MAIN DFFENcE-on you our country ever
as, and truR ever will have reafon to de.
md.
The I'fJeaor of the Brigade will, as foon
may be, call on the Seledmen of the feveral
WINS in the county, and inquire into and in.
ea he R2ek Of arms, ammunition, &c. Of
Cd towns.
! Commanding Officers Of Regiments will
ert themielves in encouraging their regiments
N { in rca6ineis to turn out on any emergency,
protea and defend our country. They will
PIE returns 70 be made Immediately for
!. sdards for their Regiments, ~ tbey are ready,
: will be Of very great importance, lhouId
& Brigade be called uPcn.
. Gentlemen SeeGtmen Of The fcveral towns
E Il permit me to remind them of the fad
. taarophe Of our metropolis at the beginning
b the laa war (by force lcaroe worthy to be
. nionedl demolihed to ahss in a day and
o have been Informed by ny protectors,
!, ( K was owing in a great meaiure to The
y vn's not being Gupplyed with military Rorcs,
Il ording 10 law.
, ! hope that as folders and citizens we fhall
u exert ourfeves in performing the duCy VIC
N entrrtted with, that our rights and property
ry Be fecure, and our wives and children
!, p in faiety.
I WIN. COBB, Brigadicr General.
y Falmouth, June II, 1893
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DOLITICAL, Economical and Phi
L lofophi-al, are printing IN Bottom by
d WEST. This edition is printing On i new
type, and excellent paper.
Subscriptions received at this Office,
and at tie feyeial Book TO es IN owe.
The frf volume, which is iuf out
Of the Prets, contain fix engravings in II.
Ely cf Chimney Fire Places, 6Ic.-A!fo
friking likene Of the author Ma.7Q.
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-
MdRRfED Dat wiicaiiet 9Th infant Mr. Andrew
TAX % Nils Mary Bearing, both Of Edgeeomb.
DKED-At New Cattle on the 9Th inn. widow Mary
Laitcn. aged ~.
AZ Durham, Sth ina Mrs. sufannah Harmon, wife
Of Mr.. Francis Harmon aged a. years
AZ Philadelphia, NATHAN BsYAS, Elq. National Re-
preientauvc from the State Of Northcarolina
AT Berwick Lao week. three boys eudeavourine 70 20
TOO mill hoom accidentally filed the ioat. and
two Of them were drowned
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The CLEANER.

4 nelO soork, bya lady Of BgRoa.
; ready for Subscribers at Mr.. War
y REs's Bookstore. Perlons who may win
2 Purchaie my b. flPpli5d AZ he fame B Ace.
Nay "A,
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/ hand in their politics. What could Undue.
rhem IT this time TO come forward with fenti
1nents thar Jingle them OUT as oppofels 70
/ the very Independence Of our country. Do
|ethey with TO become fubeas Of the hated Di.
|sreaory Of France If e., let them leave the
| blenings they are unworthy of, AMI % ferve
| thoCe demons OF democracy, who foread mifery
/ and wretchednefs wherever their poionous in
Aaence extcods. How idle to talk Of prelerving
harmony with the republic of France But il
is curious thai sheie var politicians, bid among
The tree, ihould temonRrate againa arIning
even our merchantmen, for fear of proUoEng
war ! will not hefitate to FAY, that war on
shs pat of France has exilted againf US for
more than year pat. Bnt lhe has not had
favorable moment 70 declare her imPious in
tentions of lublugation. There is no alterna.
live now left, but to follow the graves of other
/ Republics. or 70 reGlt with energy. Away then
with thelc foolilh prejudces in favor Of nation
Whole aim is 70 devour us. Behold the bleed
ing Canrons Of unoffending Switzerland, as an
1 awful proof of French per6dy, and cruelty
/ For a moment eontral their nilery, with the
happinels etjoyed under our excellent govern
1nent, and then FAY what reafon you have thus
,trea(onably to cenlure il !-Blulh at your milf
taken politics, and return to the duty Of Amc-
fican citizens.
H. CENSOR.
1.-THE perfon who requoled the iacrton Of Bsxte pro-
s,sligss is informed that they aB appear in the
GAZETTE. TO crafty few deluded perfons the
Editor viii not violate his feelings and thofe Of
r. lis readers. Like the weathercocl printers Of The
b. HERALD and Traz5, he will no tarnih the federalfm
h. Of the Dnria. Tie has avowed his politics and will
i purlue them sOgGioaty t '.
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S7ANz<S 70 4 1oUNc LADr,
Who had an impeachment in her Gpcech.
Fran Hs Locker O7."l
NTHEN fair Almeria's gentle voice
w Divides the yielding afr,
Nx'd on her lips The quiv'riRg POUNDS
Lxccls Of blils declare
There lingering round their rofy gate,
: hey view their fragrant cell,
Unwilling vet to leave that mouth,
Where all tie graces dwell.
While fome foft accents frikc The ear
With fweet imperfect found,
thouland others die within,
In their own honey drOwn'd.
Yet through this cloud, diRin9 and clear;
Strong fenle direCfs its dart;
md, while it leems to 1un the car,
Strikes home upon the heart.
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AGRICULTURE.
F" EEWEEATE THE PL5UGF. F"

IF we Ultimate the dignity and ref
Pe6tability Of any manual art, by its
antiquity, or by its utility to mankind,
agriculture will claim the pre-eminencc.
Agriculture, no doubt, was the frR
occupation that engaged the attention,
and employed the powers Of the frf Of
our race. Gardening may lie called
branch Of agriculture, and gardening
was the employment aligned to Adam
while innocent For TIC L9rd God ig95
The man, and Pr bin into tie 2ard,g of
Lds", 70 dr5G il, and 10 hss3 Il. Agri-
culture is the mott neceH2ry Of all hu-
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From SoUTHLY's Poems I

y UDE was Bizardo's cell; the hcctling rock
= Erown'd 0 er IS ivied entrance; the hewn Zone
.ormd hs rough feat anJ on a bed Of leaves
The aged hermit took his nightly rem.
A pure cream yelling from The molly rock
Crepi murmuring thro the wood and many a flower
Drank each Gde he genial Zap Of life,
z tie rich loi waited not III worthel. weeds
lis nature for Bizardo's patient hand
CJltur each healing and iaiubrious herb;
And every fruit that courts he tummer fun
8IoCm'd for the holy hermits blamcIels food
OFT would the iagc exclaIm " ali why ihoaId mas
Stern tyranr of tbs field, with blood pouutc
His ielive board Nature has lp7ead around
The unguily food If life abundantlv
How froIic in the fun yon LITTLE hwn
Strains his young limbs browzcs the fwect gras
Now Ter the plain leaps Lightly that mans heart
Were hard and alien from humanity
Who could endure to gore his innocent Gde
Sport on poor fore0er fDort on fccure
Feareis Of one, by hard misfortune Gchood
To feel for others.
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Ansrd9te.-TIIE celebrated Voltaire,
in his Treatile on federation, fayS,
Take a view Of the Royal Exchange
in London, a place more venerable than
many courts Of jultice, where the repre-
fentativeS Of all nations meet for the
benefit Of mankind There the Jew,
the Mahomctan, and the Chriltian,
tranta6t buhneis together, as though
they were all of the fame religion, and
give the name Of infdelS to none but
bankfHbt5 There the Presbyterian con
tides in the Anabaptif, and the Church
man depends on the affirmation Of the
Quaker. AT the breaking up Of this
free and pacific afembly, fome with
draw to the fynagogue, and others to
the bottle; this man goes and is bap-
tiled in a great tub that man has his
1on circunci1ed, and caufes a fet Of
Hebrew words, to the meaning Of which
he is an utter hranger, to be mumbIed
over the infant others retire to their
churches, and there wait the infpiration
Of heaven, with their hats on; and all
are iatished."
The (London) Monthly Reviewers
begin their review Of Paine's letter to
Mr.. Frfkine, on the profecution of L.
Williams for publiihing the Age of
Realon, in the following neat and far
cattle manner
"Ican write Gays Mr.. Paine) a better
book than the Bible myielE." This may
be bis opinion but there is one part
Of this book, which furely could not Be
improved even by him we mean that
in which it is 1ai i, " Sect thou man
wife in his own conceit, there is more
hope Of fool than Of him."
The following valuable extract, taken
from book entitled " the Reign of
Louis XVIth,' - is worthy attention
"The unbounded RIGHTEOUSNESS Of
the prels, carried to an extreme before
unknown under any government, was
amof potent inlrument Of the rcvoIu-
tion.-And from this example of
France, nations may learn this import
ant truth, that as the freedom Of the
prel$ is eaential TO the 'exiltence Of civil
liberty, 70 its licentioulneG8 is wholly
dehru6tiyc thereof"
Cardinal Imperial uCed to fay, that
Eort--nn caLLad nrcn e-a.-.- nm nr,ca III
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peated her yiht. The remark is Rri6tly
applicable to our national Etnati9n II
America does not at this period, by the
united bravery Of her fons, eGablilh her
character as all Independent nafion-lhe
may pant for another opportunity Of eff
feeling it, FOREVER
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man OCCu pdl4O45 ia =
Tbg broff Of The earth is f9r all; the
hrg jim)5lfaJo is forced BY toe tsld-
10 encourage and reward induitry
and labor, in the cultivation Of the earth,
we find that in all labor jjudiciouny laid
out, there is profit; and byfucceihve por,
tons Of ruc1n labor, the earth is lriched
and beautifed, and again in 4 manner,
rcfumcs the face Of her Paradlllacal
fate: And this is another thing, which
RATES. the Importance and dignity Of
agriculture.
Inthc eRimation Of many, this art no
doubt has been degraded by the man
ner, in which, and by the Perlon8 by
whom, it has been carried on. In ma
nv places, and for long time, it has
been in low and Aovenly fate ; and It
has been managed principally by tholc,
whole minds where leiS cultivated than
their lands, and Whole knowledge and
views lave extended no further, and
rifen no higher, than the grounds they
occupied. But though the laoOriou5
part Of agriculture may Be performed BY
mere bodily and brutal trcngth yet
this frength, in order to produce effects
at once beautiful and beneficial mutt BE
under the direction Of reafon 2nd judy
ment, of thought and contrivance, q
philoGophy and fyfcm and this RATES.
agriculture to the importance Of tci-
ence. The theory and the practice are
not always united il the fame porlon
but they mu0 be united on the fame
farm, or it will not be managed 70 very
good advantage.
To enchance the value and reputation
Of agriculture, we find that the ancient
heather nations had their gods and
goddefes, who preGded over haryeGs,
orchards, &c. and thele gods and god
dehes ranked high in the circle Of their
deitie8. We find alto, that agriculture
has employed the attention OF lome of
the grcatett and wifef of men. Kings,
Emperors and Philosophers have 1tudied
and patronized it, and employed them
feIveS in the buhnelS of it, The cele-
blated Roman Cincinnatus alternately
governed the empire, and cultivated his
farm. In 70 high eiteem is agriculture
among the Chinelc, that the emperor rs
obliged at certain time as part OFF his
duty and qualifications, to hold the
plough. Among the mott refined and
lcientihc nations, tocilties have been
formed, conGltjng Of men Of the uo&
cultivated geniueS, and enlarged paiIau-
thropy for the Purpofe 81 promoting
agriculture, England, a Commercial
nation, has carried the art Of hulbauIrl
to the hi6hel perfection. France that
undertakes commerce, vicS with m
gland, in refined and profitable lui.iya-
ton Of the foil
Within a few years, the Genius Of
America has lifted up the head Of Agri-
culture, crowned her with the wheaton
iheaf, emblazoned her elcutcheon with
AockS and the implements Of hutbandry,
placed earnuco3ia at her back, Datlet
Of fruit in her left hand, and tickle in
her right. Thus elevated, armed and
adorned, fhc marches over the country,
Frightening and cnlivcning the face oi
it, turning a wilderness into fruitful
field, and fruitful field, into para
dice, and fcattorinS plenty and plcalul>
wherever lhe gees.
The cultivation Of the ground IS now
conlidered as an honorable employ
ment. Citizens Of the frf character
amnnn rs. IL thair nraiC. ~ n lun.-.n
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G0NSALYo, The Great Captain,


GoNsALYo, The Great Captain,
WAS a man of great prefence Of mind.
When in lome mutiny among his
troops, one Of his folders prelcnted his
halbert to his breaf, he gently turned
it aide with his hand. C Comrade,"
laid he, "take care that in playing with
that weapon you do not wound your
general" On fome other mutiny for
want Of pay, on Gonialvo's expecting
his inability to give it to them, one Of
the folders advanced to him, and faid
in a menacing tone, r General, deliver
up your daughter to US, and then we
can pay ourleIvea." The general af-
feeling not to hear him amidf the clam
or Of the troops, took no notice Of it
at the time, but in the night he took
care to have him apprehended, and had
him hung from window, from which
all the army might fee the body.
Gonfalvo took Naples by form, in
the year 1893 and when fome of his
folders exprehed their difapprobation
at not having had fuhicient fhare in
the fpoiI of that rich city, GonGalyo
nobIy replied, +" will repair your bad
fortune; 50 to my apartments, take
there all you can find, | give it all in
your hands"
Gonfalvo, for fome time before he
died, retired to convent giving as a
reaGon for his conduct, that there fhould
be 1ome time for ferrous reflection be-
tween the life Of folder and death.
Mr.. COLT, superintendent Of the
canal al fort Stanwix, being provoked
at an Irilhman, gave him a Hurdy
kick =" BY Us, (retorted the Hiber-
nian) if you kick 70 now you are a
Colt, what will you do when you come
to be boys ~
SCRAPS.-ZcnO thus addrehed a gar
rulOus youth, " Nature gave us two
ears, and one mouth that we might
hear much, and talk little"
When Themiltocles went to AndruS
to demand levy Of money, he laid,
f" bring two gods with me, Force and
Perluafon." He was anfwered, 4" and
we have two lronger, Want and I'm
poiIibility."
An Athenian, who wanted eIoquence,
but was very brave when another
had, in long and brilliant fPecch, pro-
mifed great affairs, got up, and laid,
Men Of Athens, all that he has |aid,
| will d."
a dancer (aying to a Spartan, " You
cannot fand 70 long on one leg as |
can" "True, (anGwered the Spartan)
but any goOle can"
MAXIMs.-Letnonc turn over books
Orroam the FAIRS in queH Of God, who
fees him not in man.
If you alk me which is the real her
editary fin Of human nature, do you
imagine fhall anfwer pride, or luxury,
or ambition, OF egOtiim? No; thall
fay indolence-who cOnqucrs Incidence
will conquer all the ref.
1t is mighty mind that praife8 an
enemy, and SralPs at never fading hon
ours.
Fly him who affects Glcncc.
AGRICULTURE
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POETRY.

YEE HERl4zT4cE OF DIzARDo.
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THE. COLLECTION.

4" 4 THING Of SEREDJ And PhTcEEJ."
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Cardinal IMPERIAL uled to fay, that
fortune called upon every man once in
his life +; but if fhe did not then find
him at home, 1he never afterwards re-
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Mr.. COLT, superintendent Of the
canal al fort Stanwix, being provoked
at an Irilhman, gave him turdy
kick =" BY Us, (retorted the Hiber-
nian) if you kick 70 now you are
Colt, what will you do when you. come
to be boys ~