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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27

i=s, leagues from Ds.E'ctta. T'h>fe account
do not LAY wiz Baonararte Z tirit, is'ieac o
advancing againh the reiiicncecf lhe Bcys
h.oul,i have ,etrsatsd 10 ioon but tbs i
aieri5ed part, 70 the numerous cavS:ry shat
covered the city Of Cairo, partly 20 the inun-
dation OF Ne Nils, whick at iIis time is IT
The Kigheh, and partly 20 the difficulty which
the French found in obtaining pr~viiioos
where 10 many of the roads were laid under
water.
The Porte has taken greet offence at he
;oyafon Of Egyptby the French, and regards
an aa OF open hottility. il contiders
,1,- proied Of BUoaaparte as very degrading
70 n, dignity, injurious to It's government,
81 oo,tr,rv botl 10 the claims II has TO E
ut and the relations which long exi}ed
Set,rc.u il aud the Boys, who govern Egypt
IN tie name. The french Charge d'aFaircs,
citizen Ruffiu, and all thoie in employment
u,aer Ain, have in consequence, beenput I'M
,rr.,t. and confined TO their houlcs. The
i:-.,ch rcidea,s here have hcen forbidden 70
,.ssr ,he nstiora cockade in the ftreets and
n.bi.. placc,. They had, iadeed, beforelaid
sGae the cocksde. fromfeerof being ill.trcat-
ed by Tie popuiace, ,eboare vioientiyipceofed
3.rs-i the Fre,icb. The French charge o.
sF-sires. in conf;qucnce Of an intimatior from
the Porte, has likcvi'e been obliged 20 take
down the irfgnia of the French republic,
which he lad put over the door of his hotel.
Similar orders have been TENT 70 all the towns
IN vhich French coululs or gicc-conful. re-
Gae, as the Porte fears attempts at revoluti-
oasry movepient9. PaSticuar orders have
I.Le,gife bcco tent 20 JaIy and Bucharea re-
iativ, 20 the French conflls there, as the
Pore believes iuipicious correspondence is
c.f-risd on with fome of the Polr malcon
tcats.
Councils oflate and conferences Between
the 'rurkilh aud foreign niniaers, Especially
thoie OF England and RuAia, who have now
great iaaucyicc, are held alrnoh daily. The
Autrau internuneio has rot yet been in
vited 90 thcle conferences. II is certain
that grand pgojea of alliance Ia now in a
gitauoo.
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vEReENNEs, Nov. l.
L.-i0rlur. 81 -.

Ls-iGatxre If Pcy1ssaf.
concurrent reioiution PACED the Legifatyrc
OF this fate, the z3d Oa requiring the Senators
snd REPRESENTATIVES Of this isS 10 ufe their ben
enseAvours that Cougfeis rropofe to the Lsgfla-
ures Of the ieveral rates the following amendment
70 the Cenititution of the United States, yiz No
perfon fhall b eligible "a pflIdent OF Vice Pref
dent OF the United states, nor flsll any pcffot be
Senator or Representative in the Congress OF The
United States, except natural born citizen, or
unleis he ihan have been iclident in the United
States At she fine Of the declariaion Of Indcpcn-
denee, and ihaIl have continued 70 rehde With n
ne iame, OF Be employed in its fcrvice from that
prfioo to the time 0fhis election"
Inc yeas and nays beng taken, these were 81
and nays.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27
LONDON, Sept. %.

Il snow generally admitted, that Buonaparie
"a, u .Fus Of tle Aliigagors and Arabs arrived Of
Cairo e remains, therefore, 70 be eoufidsred
wi.at oouffg re Ill NIX; yarive. Upon this Dues
flor, morning paFes makes lie following judci-
rcileaions
7" l. iesm. to be generally imagined, that he
would not s;teup 70 crqfs the iahmus Of Sucz. in
crdef 70 gar The ihorcs Of he Red Sea thfou IA
tic Deiert SugpoEnF, however hat b.. had f,lb-
dued ne Fs1rsuce Of rhe Egyrtisn Beys, and dc.
hpa'cd their inmetiae fears OF any defgn agSinlf
th'm'ey,s We might Gi,d tiieEl fcady 20 faeilia,e
SIS palsge shroogh their dOmjniors. Perhaps
20 th'' sfeah uight attempt eolrfc ia many
cicds Ffciepal., 20 that thorough tle Defft to
hucz. According TO tne sscoun,i % iravcferS
thcte isfio icsrsity u vene,. upcn the Mic. sn5
indcca rvs own ,rsnirnttt might be f;il4 ~ il,
rayigaror. inacad, therefore al cfofIise ,j,e IJe
isff tom Cli;5 r. SAT-, i- U0iid b. much move
rgha 20 iucrn ap ihe N,.- Cots Or Couhfaa
Iiii' mode % travelling v ovid b. aii.-h nor. cow.
mc'ous ioF BIS army lc wou,4 Is thra ~. ,
fertile country, shich would fapnly hia with
every shay. fsou toFh,os he m.sit s,svel
fhrorgh th- prieri 10 Co.sier. Tiis fosse Is -rr.
i.cily praetio'ie aaA rfcfrrts nary alssa,sgss
Thsthc might aie,ni 49,. Niis, WI feast (.
W. dfTuici; ffat he migh' search re.r, sfc tssi.
re Mic hy fise soate IS the earasqes 10 Cn,i II
Gus bhcw.A ssry rfiifs.c. Is ~ lmrnry
savsty, IN his lsucis ~ J.ayJf,s fJf 4" Vs. sie-
frr, tiie farosy g. Ssfcir Is not at.G3.d cit
re TN, d.. slit 90 %. 81 The fafem.,; 4.
$3.50 -.---
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27
VIENNA, September II,

.Oficiel accounts from Conasutiaoole,
which were yeierday brought by couriers TO
the Englidl and RufIian Envoys in this city,
bring advice that Admiral Mellon had at
tackled the French feet before Alexandria,
and part, buraed aud funkalmoit the whole
OF it. Some fhipt which made their efcape,
fell Into the hands of the urlls, and met a
lImilar fate 20 that of tins great French
ae I, icareely a ingle traufport is left.
The Turl;ifh merchants here have likewife
received ls'tcrs from Conftantinopls, ont Of
an carIiet cate ttan the above official diff
patcbesl which mention that the Tu9iif
nation IS highly incenied againR the Fseueh.
aud si the ropuiaee have sisnnosonflykle-
handed shat the French Charge dAfaires
laa!i be f-i.t TO tie prilou Of the Seven Tow
srs. n the mean t;rsc orders itaye been
given 81 the Porte to arrce al the French
.aiGs IL the Turi;1h llarbours. The embsr-
ga on all French properly las been carried
iato execution, and The CoRiul at Iany, has
teen The f;ra aneilcd.
Tlse I'urbilh merchants here have likcwile
received letters from Smyrna, which tate,
liant Buoaapartc bad advanced with his ar
IT towards Grand Cs.;to, and puJliihed hi.
in,itatiar 20 liberty in the Arabic language
tu. that tie iuhshitants had Only been more
curagvd againG him, and that he had been
,orcedto -etrcat.
THE accufomary mode Of carly comp,u-
ricslion Of important Intelligence, is from
the Ddlze Of Ppclland, to tl,e Lord Mayor,
a1d 70 i-loyd's CoFse-hou(e. This tircun,-
alaec readcrsthe above official.
The opdor papers do not contain
sry fG'ier material accounts. The Re-
bcil.r1 in Ireland was tapering Away, and
the negotiations al Raaa3t an wore more d
Va:li4e, thea pac;hc 7fpe6t. The Aaltii-
au d~qu,aiien have politively refufed the,
conieat 70 the French demands on Kehl anc
Eaaet TIE news Of the defeat of ia,
frepc' feet Is Official, AVID has been ce,ehra
fed IN England. That Of the defeat Of Buo
nsp"fe, though not official, obtained gene
raj ore6eacc.
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Pural Reyf5;s5.

q fgtlnnd vermont paper fays, On the
l-.h Ceicoer, vel! favored aiawberriss wete
reSeq' elh and good H. ,lt iiclds--inat on
'"s q Ce' ~ sPplc tee was be4fjas le-
-" e."2 q aPp'cs, Which wee "a tie az
P'sSpe ss Ss--andtaai, 81 Inc iane orchard
'eF.r tresi were IN bInnon.
- ''piag''cld iowrf;p, aha,r u rie,
w.. ..''.' s - "pdes 81 ias fcond ~. wti,
s''s iofci rem tree, Of the I'VE 81 ~, !.
w. .','e; - ictA q. D4esei .tl,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27

liu. 70 pa-ch i; the ico-ch;rg ira, an,' Zeal
away . do homage to the tureet.-- So,ae
iurpoirti the faesfam expected TIE tusent
would fpare i, an addi,ioral i,scan, for talk
ing its par assinG It's own foil; AID this is
the opinion lublcsibed to genera Is bscau(e
many Fountains that hsd cI.-rvsd the fame
conduit, had been increafed from the iniig-
nihcssce Of i fcan y fpring, TO the eiironte-
ry ~ riyulet. \
At one time no Price cou'd be found fsi.
the torrcat, but it was while the value was
unknown; as foon as It was proclaimed that
1t enriched all thofe who ran the fame ccuiie.
the Fountain forfook its rural banks; IL
wontcd Versatility was concen,red,--it fre
quented populous cities and Prize was 10
be found.
Oh! Yepeoplc Of the Fountain, fceka pu.
rer hresm, and you who feek for real value,
abandon nominal Prize
AIERMIT.
Hanover county, Nov.
10Th. I7oS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27
POOLE. Sem -

The Du;c gazettss, and ALTO letters from
AmRerdsm of the 18th infant. rere;v.J -.
Monday, mention thar an engagement had
taken place between the Englilh and Frencl,
deets IN ,he. Mediterranean and that adm
raj Melton had arrived in Naples BAY with s
ia'l OF French ihps. He Is lald to have die.
patched the Lcander, of SO guns, with the
Jews to Lord St. Vincent.
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Late Foreign 4dUtce5.
Received by the flip Cleopatra, arrived at
baltimore.
-LONDON. SepLemher I'd.

1t is obvious from all the late movements
Of the French in their ports that very CON
iiderable and combined expedition was in
tended agaihh ireland, which If il had reach
ed its dehination from all the points whence
it was to move would have been truly forn,i-
dable. As it was disiointcd and {eperated,
we have nothing to fear from the proiect.
Lord Bridport VII, We trua, be in fnificient
tine TO prevent the Brett fleet from returning
in fafcty to their own port, much lcGs from
annoying our flores and Lord Duncan will
watch with bis former perseverance, the
mouth fthe Texel. The dilribntion ofour
marine force for the fafety Of our coats a.
gainlt the threatened attack has been credit
able to the Admiralty. Nothing further
was heard yeaerdsy refpeetiug the motions
OF the Brett feet.
September IT.
BY dispatches received yesterday at Lo,d
Grenville's oce from Mr.@Sm;th, the am
baiIador of this country at Conltantino,le,
the account of an engagement between adj
n'iral Mellon and the French hest is confirm.
cd. The following letter was fent by Mr..
Canning to Lloyds Coffee houfe.
Downing ftreet, Sept. &c, os
By difpatches received thisday f-om his
rnajcfy's miuifer at antinopl-, dated
the zzd of Augua, it appears that the Tur-
kin government had received and commit
nicated 10 him an account from the Governor
Of Rhodes, Rating that French brig had
arrived unexpectedly 10 the port of that if-
land, the matter of which having been fully
examined, had declared that O. the sta of
July, an EnglaI fluadron, conIilting of ID
lail Of the line, ore frigate and one corvette,
had come to attack the French feet anchor
ed at Ebouker (Begeres,) that towards n c
evening Of the fame day the Englih fquadron
had got into action, and that the L'Oriedt
was already on fise when TIN csPtain of tbs
brig came away.
g The Turkifh Government ha2 ALTO re-
ceived and communicated 10 the Brilifh mi
niiter, an account that two TufkiG1 Gsiots,
had, afer hot engagement, taken French
frigate of 40 guns, With had cone TO an
ebor of the coat Of Syria, andlsnded few
Of its crew, with new Of exciting diGuf-
Dances in that country"
J his intelligence is 70 Ter fatisfaaorv, a.
il puts beyond doubt the faa Of an engage
meut between the two fleets having taken
place. The French account, which clearly
! proves that complete victory vas gaiped by
the 1ngiiii, is thus au;henticased. The de-
tails Of a Il endid victory, and of alnoa the
total deitrnti;on Of the enemys Ger;, NAV
ioon be expected.
by tho fame conveyance letters we're faid
to have been received, that juonaparte was
hsrrs'lcd b. the Arabs; thar Pachs Cara,
the governor Of Syria, vas Tending 1000
ohoirn mcn to The defence Of CATO th.t
BaoaaRartc was en,rca,ked between RI fc,,o
and Cairo, &c. Tbs acoouo, Is contradict
90 IVY tic COMMUNICATION oi ,he FreI.eh
DIRECTORY, that Buona9mtg rad reached
Ca'.o. The latter inf,enat;on fecus US.
1l-itionsble
is FORKS which are 10 lightly rairsi
agd psoP4ga;sd ,cfpct.ies tic g.eerops *
ci-.-i.s Vi is Beys, enj H. Oh ol.lisa " tbs
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ar bs are utterly actediss, end sc ~,
core can be a.cribed so nothing ~; ;g.a-
rance or iipPoftere. How haer ,he a..
aad the Arabs 10 fuijcply eoufrdersl.,{ ;
Who ever heard of regular armies Of A,,,h.
con,ny down to Egypt /; WHO ever b,lievr,,
the Mameionks capable of gi.iGy sny reCn-
ance 10 veteran army provided wirh ev.,,.
minsafy advantage, aflitel by the G,jsa
knowiedge OF the country, which men lonr
acquainted with 1t, AID by whom the c~,,ss
e''ion IS ATTENDED, Can afford? Epyp,: =,
I'VE prelent day, is as little capable of CIV.
m'oabie reh!tance to an army Of Folders. ;. I,
horde OF iavsges armed wiki bows and -
rows are caPable of orpoiing European ~
tiiiery. With re(pea to the People. tbe,,
may be coniidercd as wholly neutral, or. "a.
ther they viii he ready to aifit in the over.
throw Of the vile and abominable.
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K 1 c II M q " d:
TUESDAY, NotA@bzR ~.
For the VIRGINIA ARGUS.
70 f5e Pro1Is Of Hs&orse Cgvgrr, MIR
Jol.eeoigg SIosr Is iru1g aa.lr1led.

THERE was i Hnfqia once, whole
Cream wasdo Psr'urbed tecaufe It could no,
enjoy ths gold ever which il nurnnuFd d,
and which belonged Of righ,, in common 70
= ucigl,tourhood; chat It catered isto an "a.
lance with cil,Ssf 10 rent, 90 overun and
deAFoy the peace and comfort Of ihis lutte
republic. This itvahGn was p,iant cur
rent, aad wou'6 r.n orcsii0nslly ia an di
rc1iicn n onc moment ], wcu'd b rolling
Que ealt the next, doc wc.l inebs mont /.
twt9dihfyw iisseol y nouri.hieg d,augtts
70 tls a.. :! iag0sac; thc nest, aca..acs
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PHILADELPHIA, November ~.
SeaNnahk Co.,.

Captain fhoradikc has arrived at Beyer-
~ from Copenhagen, with g. pieces Of can
aon' zoo n'uikets, 40 pair Of piaols, aud
" ere, 4r'iei luao5le 10 TIE br.iSAf md as-
pre- 5'gg Iceius I'heie goods are Adger.
uisd in the lat Centiuel.
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(Sigaed)
I" WILLIAM BLADES,
F" JAMES STEWART,
" WILLIAM MARTIN,

The flip Williuk arrived at Point Petre
about the 10th of October, and the cargo
had beea taken out before The above gentle
men made their efcape.
Notwithstanding that the in.ercoyrfe be-
tween France ard Americs was prohibited,
American producewas plenty and very cheap,
and daily eoming in from other Welt--Iudis
lies.
We could rot learn whether the Wiilinl
had been tried or not. Her cargo conGRcd
chiefly Of glais ware, Cermsa linaeos, &c.
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ALBANY, November $.
Mez0 lind et Federaltfa..

When Mr.. Adams was elected 10 the Pre-
fdentisl Chair, he declared /, to Be his IN.
tention to take example by his predecenor.
MIR. Adau's's frieuds il feems have alfo de-
term;ned to follow the example OF tn friends
of ms prediction; aud becaufc Preiident
Wathingtou's birth day was celebrated &C.
cordingto OldSi;le, Preldent a dans's n,yt
be 70 Gkewils; this they call A,aronsmieai
FedtraE(7. What they would h We us 10
unde:itaud by Astronomical federalilm am
unable to conjecture. So many diRcrent
tinds Of F-deyayiq have fprrng up Of la, /,
that It would requirc v,ry nsilf expolitor
70 determine The precife meaning to be aiiix-
ed to each. There is Federation of raj:
fpt edienee aad no,treGqarce, formerly cali
ed 195yjjo /; Gsss.gs Wa/bin Ten and Tain.
-4aar's Federation Lock jazz Federalfm
and, in Ne'& Jer3ey, they have ALTO got Pet
fieoaf Federaliim. But among all the DIFF
ferent kinds of Federalifm at prefeni held
forth, nothing is TO be fecn or hea d of Con
j2iia:ionai Felsral;Em. If the phrafe 19Rrouo.
nicai E<arrel5fss had como from ph ylician,
intesd Of one * lied in the knowledge o,
the heavenly bodiss, ihoul1 be apt to con.
ciude there had beena typog, aphical r,iRake,
by the Pr'nrer's putting :1a1tQronomieai inilead
of anatomical bedtrahlm, aud the moro 10,
rs by this phrafeology the dific ulty would
be received at ence becauie by the term n.
vgfomisdi Fed raj fu, we would natural un.
deritand a Fedcraliim of diile6fion: And a.
that cla!a of men among us WHO call them.
teiVes Federaliss, have begun the difeetior
of our Federal Conaitution, perhaps with q
view 10 arrive at more perfect knowledge
OF tic fcasare, we fhould 20 cnger be at 4
lois to know what kind Of Fede al FIN they
mean.
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Wanted

q Young Man to aaas Tutor'in pri.
4 L vate family in the country, 10 cesch
EngLih (granma.ically) Writing, AritS-
metic, and the ufeful parts ofthe Matbema-
thea, &c. Hcmuf come well recommended
to Inch an ono generous encouragement
viii be given. For further particulars eur
quire of the PRINTRR. lw1
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Total 4o4I
DIED.

On Thurfday the a2d init. in King VIII
liam, Mr.. CHARLES YARBROUGH,
late Of Philadelphia. The lob of this Young
man is much regretted by aHwho knew him.
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n BARREL OF
WIN SUGAR

Was left before the fubfcriber's door dur.
rug the lire on Thurfday lait.--The owner
IS re9neised 70 apply forit.
LOUIS WERCO.
Nov. IS, I1o9.
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ioners in trsnce, to Coco.
Intelligeneehss bcenreceived, ,hatat Cher
boHrg and Granville the mott active and ex-
ten6ve preparations were making 70 i iecret
expedition. a new requiiition has been i'm
poled throughout France, more fevere than
any former one. Pcrions evading it are d;i-
qualified from the fuccefion to hereditary
ard other properties. I,isl;..ewife dccrred,
that no perion can legally marry without ha-
wing previnuily fervcd in the army or navy
during the term Of -four, years.
General Piehegru, has arrived in England from
the place Of bis transportation. lie went from
Surrnam in tho Engifh frigate L,Amiable, capt.
Lohb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27

RWgfMorfGiity in pbizadtipbia.
From che III to srf og. inclufve, 6.3
From the 1T tc3oth Sept. insluive, ISsI
From the III 20 goth Oa.. incldiive, c4z
From the 1T to sd Nosr incluGse, SC
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-27

Extrad Of letter from the Mayor of New
York, to the poughkeepGe committee, da-
ted the z3d ult.
e The deaths in this city from The Il day
Of AuguA 20 the 10th of Oaober iaclniivc.
amount to oz9 men, 52s women and $40
childsn--Fctal 1903, of whom 1910 have
died the fever iince the 1 4 OF September
before that day sc have no regular accounts
Of deaths by tbe fc~er.
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Hanover couHty, Nov.
10th, 1898.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24

QcCnomilln6 the profits Ct their labor !;
ana hence the vulgar remark that ba-
cheIors leIIom get rich. A Jingle man,
Aide Of heavy expenceS and contingent
cies, mutt neceaarily pay thou!and
fmalI fum8 il the courfe Of year,
which would be favcd in a family. A
woman of any understanding will al
WAYS contract her expenceS within her
huiband's income, provided fhe knows
what that income is. have no doubt
many deceive their wives in this article,
and when they fall in arrears, lay
all the blame to their extravaganza.
Such a conduct is eventually mean and
criminal.
For my own part, | once INDUCED
the fame approximations Of the exPen-
tivenef5 of a married life, and doubted
my abilities to fuPport it. But in the
falcination Of love, Iventured to trythe
experiment, and have yet no cauie to
repent Of my rahne(S. EitherIearnmore
money by diligent attention to buff
nefS, or | fpcnd lefs in ulelef8 amule-
ments, or my partner is a better Gcono-
mit, than was when 4 bachelor
Whatever may be the reafon, | find
fubffance as eafy as before and |
hatter mylelf have added to the fun Of
focal felicity.
The merit Of the American ladies is
universally acknowledgement all OBJ
je6tion to matrimony, arillng from an
apprehension Of the exPence, will be
removed as foon as a man is heartily
in love. l recommend to all young
men to be indulriOus, and TO all Of 2
years Of age, to run the hazard Of being
as happy as your humble fervant,
PIILANDER.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
MISCELLANT.
From the Farmers Muicum.
HdUcrtiItment Extra.
FREDERIC WEISER, ToustR.

FREDERIC WEISER, ToNsER,
VONCE moe oeks leave to inform de public,
dat he tll voi ks a, his old Trade, on de Col
lege Plain, in de old Shop Of Colon & SPondee,
we're he has Trim and lhave crate many plook
heads. DAT vas very good patriots, and told all
de news about d: Congress and C Trcnoh, &
BonnvParty. ana de Dyvel
PeGdes, he has made crate many w;ks and
l2rnt crate many politics, into de pargain &
can lather and ihave any pody dat does delerve
it, az veil ~ De Lay Preacher and can go 10
de CongTeE (fde peoples vii iend him. az veil
az he.
For, he can make crate deal noife bout &c
curled French, and bout hmlelC too and Pc
fides he IL Won crate fcholair, and can let plood
from De heart ov Won lansculottes, julfe like
noting at all.
Alto, he IL more Federal az any man in dis
vorld---dat does not want any vote.
No-Sair !-MonGcr Tonfor does not wont
to 90 to de Congrefs-no more dan he does
want 70 60 to de dyvel but he does hate to
have fch dam raical q, az viii run away, and
not DO his pzneis on de floor, fear of de crate
Lion dat does roar and PIT, and fling &c tong,
70 like de hell ; which make him 70 plakey mad
dat he viii roOther give up HOP, P'ockheads and
all, to Colon & SPondee agin Of dey has not
gone to de Congrsfs, where | did hear dey did
talk of goin) and 90 dare myftlf-before viii
truR fuch rogue dare, as will leave de laws pc.
fore dsy be half done, to make derlfelves.
And now, Jentlemens ifyou do take me for
fuch man az de Lay Preacher fay you NUT
chufe Ian fate pelieve ! il az mach him az
de Lay Preacher IL himf.If) viii tank you to
fend me, and will 90 and ferve you dare for
noting at all, py Cot and cheaper too, if you
defre It, and viii find me little drap O. crog.
But, hark'ee, MonGear Colon and Spondec
If dsy De fich dam fool, as dey will not lend me
to de Congrefs-vhy den doy may 20 to &c hell,
and muit keep &c old lhoP, and tick down to
nv trade akin, rs ufbal.
FRED. WEI6ER, Tons.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24

IS TO b. made for loanto carry on tie cult
walton ofVioeyards, on more e1tenhve i'ai4
than what IL means Of the iociety can admit
rhis objsa we cooGier Of muah magnitude
md importance to the Rate ar large the in ro-
t,aaion of wine and brandy, as ltaPles II tbs
country nun be eventually 70 beneficial TO the
citizens, that we cannot doubt fer moment,
that the Legislature vii cheerfully Patronize
the efablihment aGil the undertaking, with
luch loan as they may find necedAry for the
purPoft /,
Wjhing to extend the cultivation as far and
as fpeedy as Po1ible we arc informed that i
Is il contemplation, TO receive certain number
Of lervantg from different parts Of the tate on
the Establishment, and to olrua them in The
different branches ia this fPecics Of A8ricul-
tuie.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
CHARACTER or AN ATHEIST.

An atheif is an oycrgrown liberfinc,
and five believe his own genealogy, he
is a bye blow begot by hazard, and
flung into the world by necefity: he
moves by wheels, and has no more foul
than a windmill he is thruf on by
fate, and acts by mere compulion; he
is no more matter of his deeds, than Of
his being, and therefore he is as con
faint to his word, as the wind TO the
fame point 70 that an atheif, by his
own principles, is knave PerF, and
an honeit man only PER acciden5. In
fine, he tarts out of duff and vanilhes
into nothing.