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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15

March me fcconH. AZ three clock
voc waited on Mr.. Talievtsnd, and were
alroh Immediately introduced 70 hin,.
GensrA' P;nckgev comn7rnced the con-
veriation, by fiying, that our govesn-
ment and ourfsiyes wereex,rerneiy anx-
ioos TO remove the iuhfiting difFefen.
ces between the two REQUISITES: that We
had received tasny proportions, thro'
Me-. Y. to watch we bad found il inn
pra6tieshie &c accede, and that we had
now waited on him for The purpofe of
enqUirine whether other means nieht
not be devifed which would effeef 70
deffable an Object. The uliniffer re.
piled, that without doub', the directory
wifhsd very Gncerely, on our arrival, to
lee fold friend1lip e(iabliih-d between
France and the United States and had
nlaDlfefied this dipo6tion, by the res..
dlnefs with which orders Tor ou- paG.
DORIS we're given. That the Directory
had been extremely wounded by the
laitipeech ofeeheral Warrington, made
70 coDgrefs when about to quit the Of
ice Of pTeijdens ofthe Uni-ed States
snd by the fri and iaa fpeeoh of Mr..
Adams. That explanations of theie
iPeeshes were expected and required of
us General Pinokney exorefed hi,
turprlie that the ipeech of gen. Wslh
ington was complained of and faid this
was new complaint. Mr.. TalIeyrand
merely obfervsd, that the directory was
wounded az il; and proceeded. He
fad ,aat the original favorable difpoG.
ton of the directory had been good
deal altered by The coldnefs and difiance
which we bad obierVed. That infiead
OF ieeing HIM often, and endeavoriug to
remove the obfiacies to a mutual sp
proach, we had not once waited on him,
General PinckDev obfsfyed, that when
%e delivered him our letters Of ere
dence, he Informed us that the directory,
10 few dsTs, would decide concerning
Us, and that when The decifon vas
made he would communicate it to Us.
That this had for fogne time fulpended
Any procedure on our part. lie an
fwered that this related oaIyto our pub,
lie character, and rot to private Wits.
General Pinckney faid, that on an ap-
plicstion made by his fecrelary for
paGport for az American under biz care,
he was told that lie muft apply at the
ciEice Of police, for that America had
10 minifer in France, Gnce the recall
OF MIR. Monroe. The miniller iaid that
was very true & then proceeded to iay
tha; the directory Ielt itIelf wounded by
Tie differsnt fpeeohes of Mr.. Waltz
ington and Mr.. Adams, which ne mad
Asted, aod would require Tome proof
on the part Of the United States, of
friendly dilpo6fion, previous to treaty
With US lie then faid fbe ought TO
iesrch for aud propofe Tome meaos
which might furnifh this proof; that If
We ~efe diipofed TO fufnilh it ihcre
could be TO difficulty in finding It, and
he alluded very intellieibly to loan.
he faid he had feyeraI conferences With
Mr.. Gerry on this iahjea, who had al.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15

GeHfie0fsa Of me Sfaafe, Gs3
GSniit17e1 q HE HsejE IF REORGANIZATION,
now tranfmit to both houies, the
communications from our ENJOYS at
Psas, received 6uce the laf, which have
been pTeiented by me, 10 Congress
JOHN ADAMS.
United States, slh
June, 1898.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15

Ysferday tbe houfe of reprefenta-
tives Of The United States was engaged
moh of The h':ing in difcufIing the bill
tor regulating the compensation of Of
ficers employed in he collection OF the
internal revenue Of lie United S;a.es,
md To- provide fcr the more effeaual
is't'ement of their sccouots. 1t was
cor through in the COMMITTEE Of the
whole and reported, but non taken up
IN he houfc.
Onriotion of Mr.. Rutle,lge the houfe
came to refol5tion, TO 20 into mourn,
ing for month, IL order TO thew their
reipea TO Nathan Bryan, deceaSed,
member from North Carolina, by wear
inc a piece oferspe on the left arfa
In the courfe Of the fitting the Pref
dent of The United States communicated
10 the bouie the following mefage in
writing, of which 1900 copies were or.
dered to se printed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15

The United States frigste ConfeIla-
ton Is nomsn'ly expected 10 Hsnp,on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
ResofUed,

lar pro0iJfsa sugbI 10 be made By
Ian, grating q bspaty in proportion
to tie szt and Hahdber Of guns on all
Grmsd vf9sls aUbit5 6aH Be taken and
trsagbt iIf0 any of TIE ports Of lie
Uniff9 Slater, stiasgiug to The re
public 81 Frame or any sfber Of tie
eIf1ze7s fbereof, ar sf its depsrdsn-
eiss--er ofbers faiiiug urder anfbsri-
~ or prsfsHes II authority from The
ia;d republic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
LEXIN GTON, (Ken,J Msy 9
G z " s II &

- - - - - y
Agreesbiy 10 an order Of the tfuf-
fs-s, lhs hIiowing report was made
BIZ TIE sgeiiors Of the numb.f Gin
hsbiianls ct ln.s town.
462 miles above u years ofagc.
3o7 fem Is above IL.
go ndder -.
goo negroes.
May 70.
We have recei we'd inforns,io "A
i'om fourse in which he utmoff
cohhteuee may be placed, that the
king Of Spain has iGusd orders pro-
hibning any pssfon from emigtaline
a., or .shdinp within the Spanill do.
miolons on the MihGippi, who does
not profcs The Roman Catholic re-
fglon; 'his We hope viii ierve as
iuhicicut caution 10 the inhabitants
&. kentucky, Shn have thoughts IS
moving 20 that country sgaina plsc-
ing Confidence in the ipccious pro-
niics Of goseTnment, whole Rsbi-
hty depends on the whiur or caprice
Of Jingle individual.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15
BIZ TRE LIST Mails.
THILApELpHlA, June s.

q5s fshs'oiRs rej0lafisns soers pre-
psita "a ssf bs.is Of rrprejlaiativfs
Ga H'eiusidoy. w Mr, Dtvigbt Fsf-
tsr.
WHEREAS the French republic. re-
gardlstA Of tho!e principles of good
faith which ought to cnfure due
obiervance o. Treslies, have, in va
rious initances, violated the exprels
ftipulations of the treaties heretofore
made and fubAsting bstwsen the u"
nited States and the French nation,
IN manner highly injurious to the
interelt aud honor OF the United
States; 10y reaion whereof the Uni.
ted States are releafed from all obi
CATION en- their part 10 reiped the
iaid treaties, or to oon6der themlelves
as holden or bound thsredy--
RrsefutI,
That IL IS cxpsdieat smafs g IL
lsiFativs declaration notifying TIE ei-
fiztuS Of TIE Uriffd States and all o.
fbfrs Concerned, that tie Jaid t-rz.iss
arf 10 i'zgtr obligatory ap,u RE u
and States.
Rs5siOe&,
7zaf prsvi,foq eRgttfo5 be made BY
lesc, aafbsyi,fzg tie p,ejf4tnt of The
United STATES &c grdTr ktffys Of
df7-7us enE general Rerriiak a.
gafHH al J3ips and ether vsj7cls, gUitb
their eaygs's, fsnaA on RE bigb Jeas,
fai3iHg nn4er tie 4ptborify Of the
Frfxeb yetHIGe, and tslongiHg to fbs
faid yfpabA;e, or ar oftbe ci,izsr5
tbsvfs', y efffs dspendeReic5---fo tsa
tfHES svd Be III fsres hsfH fhs Frsarb
gavsrBzrgt rsVske and oanni The ar
lfys asd Gserees aufbsrifsg The cap,
tire and dst7rHe7isn of tie VeGsls and
srebs'fy Of RE citizens Of tie Unifed
States, contrary to tbs lwf Of n6n-
w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15

Roads--We GndertanJ ihe has COS her
eompiimen; OF ,;,en.--Lieut. 'Ccwper
RATED upwards OF iso hne fellows in
this Town, h the eoutie Of few days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-06-15

95t fslss,o;as rej0lafisps svers pre-
.rsita al ssf bs;sIs Of rtprtjlatativfs
Ga Reipsidoy. by Mr. Dtoigbf Fsf.
fsF.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

FalHsutk, .Tuas 5'b, 1898.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25
Marine
Articles.
PORT Of

Tg5jaay ar,iveI Jc5oortr Rof5a4, Captain Pur
vss, 2 days J1ss Jacqaensel Left there a brig Be
longing 70 PHILADELPHIA, and brig = jf5oo7rr belonging
70 Baltimore. 70 Jail ii four d1yf. CAPT R9bs., IN
f5o0rsr from Salem, Jaitd he fame day qpifb CAPT
p. bound into TIE bite. On The Cd mr. qyaJ b0ardsd
BY a Briy6 "a and ytrigafe 10 day5 out on eyujE
boaHafo Frtreb blockade peru their cream oOe,s
en- beard
We4a5aay, nrriUe3 fIo,asr jeremiah, Cjrdl:y,
As day. from Bi.B3a, 52u4d 70 M5ybi teaZ
Ibu2fHay. arJivfd Eb30nrr Hero, CAPT. Alsxandey
4Eia5, 9f WjtG6f, II da,t from Aahgu1.-Tbe
brlg DTla-Dare Tame5 DYsb51 matter, Iros4 PBla-
d.i1bia, qVas takeH on ne 8t5 Nag By The Freatb
P,ioatcsr brig I1d,pc1daee q Il gun, Pe.n Pierre
mqfer, fam GoaIyo.be, in lat. 80, lang. 70. and
,efaken b. an EzgLb briUJterr from Aaf,gua, TIE
77tb Mqy, an1 earied there TIE Jane i1f.-
Sliiei ~ company qcitb Capt Dion II G7s4u, and
CAPT. Camt7a IN 2 brig f5r B9fon ]; Jtb9o7er NIry,
DozgA5G, ar Ne1phndon. 1hey acre al CAPTURED
BY tie FreasE, and ret4kcn By be EnaHB.-Laf.
n. ~, bng. IS, 90, loke he Aoob DibatcB Of
B5F1H, FIR dayJ 7H, t5r SHrriHam, al qyeK. Laf.
40, ~, long, 66, PIE an 10 gun Bib GJoa Hahfax
to Antigaa.--Oa bis outward b5und bg6dqe, CAPT.
n. eya5 captured BY a French PirdT, and bluadered
qFevey thing Jut bn lumber. Evss BIZ br9viGons
cOrrs taken trom ttn ; qO5ea be legged that they
QO9Dd not aUe bim y farce, bty tbre1v kack three
Pis.ef Of park and mad: o9-AllyLet5 d4Iaf A4fiqaa
ertllbt lumber.
SATURDAY, arrivSd Jl5oorer Polly. 7brsGc,, from
PHILADELPHIA.
Sane dqy, Goa3 Franklin, from B3Fon, "a bours.
SANE day, Ebooaar mary, CAPT Blake, | Aay5
from s.. Croix. L5tf btre brig CatIarine ofMelO-
Joyk, Samuel Wiet6am mater fbooner5 Tbsmgs,
Drew, end Naney, CbgG, Of B3Ron TIE brig
Future, Lambert, Of Salem, qva} al 81. 7BomnI9.
CAPT. Blake iyornp that great numbers or d,r.-
rican Vash acre ear7nualy ed,rei int Pat Rio;
that tbe erseO5 eo;re inbt5ar4, aud no letters ffr
Cd 70 tt ysm fTom fbs Place-Aat he Fyeneb ca5iuy-
Cd al tbe VcgeL they net 7Uab. and that ~ cmbayyo
qva5 lad in all French bartf
Capt. REED arrived at B9For from Surriuan, lej1
tberr q hip belonging % Pyytiqad.
Brig Hannah, Ksmff0n, q HaAoqvel y or,ivsd
az BgF1H.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

MARRIED-At Marlborough, Captain Charles
SAmpion 70 hif Sarah Thomas, tlde daughter Of Wa
terman rhomrs, Elq.
DIED-ln this town. on Tuefday Ian, Mrs REBEC-
CA THORLO, aged San amiabe and atTt ttionate
wife kind and tender parent, an eHl lent friend
beneta6trels Of the poor, and friend 70 religion
- Mrs. MARY MARIA ARNOLD. aged Il. a
fine understanding, excellent character and cheerful
d petition endeared her TO all her acquaintance
On his PaRage 70 the WeRndies, Mr.. James Whit
tier, Of Wlcafet, aged ~.
At iea, 27th May, CaPt. John Murray, Of wfcaGet,
aged II.
AT Bolton 1uddenIy, ON "Wednesday morning Ian the
Rev. JEREMY BELKNAP, D D. aged 81, paRor Of 4
church in that town. He was eminent n. 1 dinia-
guilhed character.
KLLrD-On the 18TH inn Mr.. James Turner, Of
Lewihown wasfelling tree, it fell on dry one eppo-
hte' which broke, and one Of is branches truck him
on his head, which killed him inltanty
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

are 70 brainfck with their own delufons that
they call Ibis an inlurr eaion again themfeives
for fay they, NJ arttbe Pe9ps-have not we
lad 70 ? and f4id 70 too when you did not dare
to difpute il
But let them remember that they are under
legal obligation to have forhe knowledge, or at
leAlt to behave we'll without It. The TRUE
PEOPLE, is patient and we'll conditioned be
ing, but IN proportion IS its long fufFering en-
dures, its final frown is terrible and batting
the FALSE PEOPLE is noify, fretful and
uneafy; and like a child of this def.ript on
wants correction ottener than it is to be found
a good parent will beitoW il. Let this wicked
child remember how often for want Of the fea.
ionible rod, fuch children have come to the
gallows-and 10 the fearful apprehension of a
hmilar fate, Let them now kills The rod, and him
who hath appointed it. (To6e contnusA. J
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25
Notice..

w HEREAS SAMUEL WARD, who
w now lives II the town Of Gorhan who holds 4
note q hand aGan me the ub(crbcr for Fifty Dollars,
winch was gwen him lome tme IN September 1907,
and ~itnefIed ty Toleph Wilton AID although he fad
Ward has received of my property, according to the
judgment Of judciou men 10 he value Of f4id note vet
he refdcs deliver up This j therefore to forbid
any Pcrfon from purchaGng faid noe, am determn
ed not to pay it.
BENJAMIN Cf4IPMAN
Poland gaac 49, 1898
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25
Thomas Slcmm0H'S EFate.

THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice,
Il that ne hath been duly appointed Administrator
on the Efate Of Thomas 5emmon late Of Falmouth IN
the county Of Cumberland ycoman dcceafed and taken
upon him that rult b. giving bond The law directs
Al perfonS therefore, who have any
demands Agan f4id ena,e rtqpened % exhibit the
iameand thofe who indebted 10 laid eflate are re-
quoted TO max payment to
WILLIAM SI.EMMON.
TaHe 20 1898,
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

NTE the fublcriberS, having been
w appointed by the HIN. VILLAS Cor
HAM, Efl. to receive and examine the Gains of
creditors to the eRate Of GEORGE JOHNSON,
late Of Falmouth, yeoman, decealed, rePrefrnt
ed inioIvent, do hereby give no ice, that fix
months from the 6'R day Of May LIT, wer,
allowed 70 fad creditors Il brin5 in ant prove
thsir claims and that W. fhall attend III tier
vice at the dwelling houfe # ARCHtLAUs L "
IS, in fad Falmouth, on the lat Mo day of
this and the fo1r following months, from Two
to fix O'Clock, P. N.
ARCHELAUS LEWIS,
JAMES MEANS.
Falmouth, 7uas 5'A 1898.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25
FIUe Dollars REGARD.

z An away, with The boat, from the
~ fnow Harrlot, Opt Brightm4n, lying in
his port, DANIEL CAMPBELL, about I8
years ol4, dark complexion, flme hi g treckcd,
bis hair park and curly--about five leet four
inches high ALTO, boy by the name Of
JOHN SMITH, Ugh comple1ion, long favor
ed, has fear Of hall ihot through his left
thgh-about four feet eight inches high
Any Perlon who will take up fud ruGaways,
and f-cuc them in any jill. n u receive the
above reward, and all nee # r. Oh rg 5 paid,
by HENRY BRIGHTMAN
Portland, lure 7, 1903.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

To Samuel Ereemon, Eli. ons eftbs Tgc
tices q f5s Peace eOif5ia The county Of Cum
6rrland.
THE fublcriberS, being five of the
L proPrietors oftle Portland Long Wharf,
Judging meeting Of Che flid proPrietors to Be
neceGary, do hereby apply to you the faiI Jul
tce, for a Warran<tocall NEE n5 of aid FRO
Prietor4, to be holden at the Columbian Hall in
f4id Pottl4nd, on Wednesday the eleventh da'
Of July reSt, at O'Clock 10 the afternoon, io1
the pCrPoles following, viz.
1T. 10 che ls Moderator.
"a. To chooIe Clerk, Tteafurer, @ lleAoi
Of taxes, Whar6rgcr, and a Committee to
adult and fettle accounts.
sd. To determine what additions or repai S
they will make 70 laid wharf the currentyelr.
4th TO determine what commiaion n orhe'
allowance ihall lie ma ie 10 their Clerk, Trealur
Ct and WhArhnger, the current year.
9Th. To vote (uch fums fmoney as may be
neceGary to Ply accout IS, and for fuoh add
tons or rePsirF IS may be agreed upon.
oh. To det hm;ne on the manner Iheic Col
leaor hall proceed with delinquent propretors.
18th. To determine what iahraaion5 they will
give and with what pOqUey5 they will invet tIeir
Whar6ngcr.
BIB. TO d6tfrmine on the manner Of calling
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25
P0rfIaaa, June 1898.

cUMbFRLAND, E
To Daniel Tucker, one oftJs brQbrietor5
oftbf Portland. Lang WbayE and one Of Tie Ga5-
JcriJerf 9ftbs, foregoing application.
YOU are hereby required in the
name Of the Commonwealth Of MaGIchufctts,
to notify and warn Z meeting of laid proPrie
tors, in he manaer by law directed, to be hol-
den At he time and place and for thePurPofes
mentioned;l fad application.
Given under my hand and zeal the eighteenth
day of lure, Anro Domini 1903.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Tufice Of the
Peace for l4id county.
PurEuant to the foregoing warrant,
! hereby notify and warn the ProPrietors Of the
Portland LongWharf to meet At the time and
place, ara for the purpose, menti7nei in the
above application. DANIEL TUCKER.
Portland, June z3, 1893.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-15
[CoAeaed tov kbe Wilmington Meyeny.]

HWf"SfoH nHfHy.J
e. notwithstanding the fa-
vorable afpect of the prevailing
difeafe being nearly exterminated
-yetit behoves thofe inhabitants
who may have removed, and
whole dwellings remain thut,
to caufe them not only to be eff
fcctually fumigated, but white
waihed and aired, previous to
their return.-It is uncertain to
decide what effect the pretent
changeable weather may produce
Hopes are entertained of aeon
tinuance of the temperate, for
few weeks; in which cafe, no
hazard can refult, by return of
our friends & neighbours.-This
would indeed be pleating, and
is devoutly wlihed--But--
whillt in the fervor of our hopes.
we contemplate return of our
former blei1ings, let not the opu-
lent-the benevolent forget the
numerous families who are de-
prived Of their heads-the MANY
orphans who are totally depend
ant on their charity-and who,
were it not for the unremitting
attentions of the Board Of Health,
would have languilhed and died
in want 1.-The approach of
an inclement feafon, will meet
many poor families unprepared !
but the fame benevolence that
upheld the ffranger, and provid-
ed for the orphan, will furely
extend it's influence to the 1up-
port of the unfortunate.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-15
SECOND DAY (moN) EVENING, TENTH MO.
(OC7) 5 1898

[CoAeaed for tbe
HEALTH-OFFICE.
Wizmi4gton, lob Mo. (Oa.) IS.
HIS,
For The MR 7agenty- -Four Hours,
ending 6 oo'Cl0ck khis E0eniAg:
Lydia Erwin,
Elizabeth Dawfon, z
Borough H9lutal Rep0rt.
From IA to1stb efIotbMo. (Oa)
Admitted, 8
Died, O
Discharged, cured, o
Remaining in Hofpital, 10
TOTAL DEATHS,
From 8hb Mo. (Aug.) 7. 10 10Th
Mo. (Oa.) 1s-Meluf0e.
Adults, 200
Children, 10
Tot. 2I0
NOM ATTOM xere;1,sd tb,c D1u
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-09
" Eeebort, 1uly (.

'S'PW'3 J@J )
The people at large, who have
hitherto lpent little Of their time in the
celebration Of independence, are now
rallying round its fandard in proper.
ion as they dilcover its dangers.
We were unwilling to put the Pre-!
ident to the trouble Of reading and an.
lwering an address at this bufy feafon Of
his affairs. But We met yeferday to
encourage each other, and pledge our
ieives to our country and its govern.
ment in the prelent dangers.
The artillery company in uniform
paraded; an Grafton was pronounced
by the Rev. Mr.. JOHNSON, and after
dinner the ufual number Of Federal
toaits were given, with frings, cheers,
and patriotic fongs.-As a ipecimen Of
our fentiments, we lele6 the following
toafts and fong
The PRFsrDENT. May his el 1uence and
authority long fuPPort that Independence, for
whch he was the hrt to l9eak in the Congrefs
Of 10
TImorKY PrcxERGwo and all thoce whs
have aarted our councils Of peace, in Or out Of
Office.
Our ENvoYs extra to France. May their
cordial reception al home compenfAte them for
their unpleafant ftuation abroad.
Our infant Navy. May II Be hurled By the
cares and reiources Of the country, till our IN.
iulted flag ihall ride refpe4ed in all the leas
WASHINGTON forever.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-09
SONG.
Conp9fd and E4ng By Mr.. BvRKr1r.


Guardians Of our nation, hand firm in YOUR Ratou,
While Europe Is All ID CONNECTION;
We II LEI the world that Americas free.
Our flag lhall tide fate on the ocean.
Since FraEce doth afPire to fet US on fire,
Ant TIL orr Grand Count with dilrat4ioD
Fhcn firm let Us Be, united and fee.
10 iPte Of proud France and Of fAGtioa
Wen ne'er have king, tho Of ADAMS wen auK,
And chAnt % eur children Ills CORY;
wen TEL the world fec Columbia IS free.
an fight for our country and glory.
Our Nary fhaA ride on the ocean 70 wide,
With Al che proud pillows III motion,
No tyrant fhan dare his endgns 70 rear,
And pirates thalI Gy from the occan.
NEE pirates OF France have dar'd 70 advance
n our itas, and tie mouths OF our harbours
But Frtnchmen thall fee rur States viii bt free.
y oU clear all our coats Of luch robbers
Now et - uaite to lanI for our right
And Prrtect our commerce from plundcr
!hctc rovers AZ iea, ihalI begun now VI Ace,
When G14ge. dnchargcs his thunder.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-09

II. CHAaLEs CoTEsWoRTH PINcEHEY, ToHv
MAsSHALL and ELBRIDcE GERRY: Faithful "a
excellent inaruaions, and having nobly vindi.
Gated the infulted honor of their country, NAV
The return from triumph of candor Juice.
over meannefs and villany, and read their eulo-
gy ID every American face.
"a. Horticulture AID Commerfe Like twin.
filters may they live and thrive together.
"a. TIE Hrt5 and Seienc5 May their EeAt
dirpcI the prciudices Of the human mind, as he
rays of the fun difperfe the hades ofnight
IA. ETERNAL DEATH and OBJ
LIVlON to JACOBINISM
IA tJHaIty sfaeplagjs ySoot fbt BAH for nirstY }
Il. Coop GOVERNMENT which We have
painfully acquired, aud deliberately modified.
Is. TIE DAUGHTERS Of Columbia May
their lrniles beam on thofe only who defend
the Covsreignty and honor Of their country.
VOLUNTEERS, gtlrr tbe Court retired.
Tx Supreme judicial Court: Every pleafure
to Il, which can relulr from the universal BE-
lief, that ours is a government of Laws and NOT
Of Men.
Tx Militia Of The United Slater May they
rally round the ltandard Of their country il the
hour Of danger. and bravely repel her foes, or
nobly pcriIh 10 the attempt.
TrmorHY PIcxERINc, Secretary gfbs Uaite4
Slater : Shame and chagrin 70 hir caumni4tors.
TIE Star # Liberty, that nr9f IN TIE usf.
May i never Ct until the lat day.
TIE american Eagle: May he ever Preferve
his P.umage his wings their full length Of
feather may the glory which furrounds him
uevar fufer the delicacy Of his crown 70 be full
lied.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-09

Ne7QgionrGfer, THy s.
The inhabitants Of this town,
anxious 70 express their federaliim, and
love Of country, met yeGerday (Tuly a
at the TraUcllct'5 Repetc Tavsrn, to ce.
IeDrate the anniversary Of American In
dependence. Tie day was uttered in
with the difcharge of mufketry by fome
volunteers who turned out on the occa'
hon, and the American flag was dill"
played, for the 6rlt time, to evincc our
retPett tor the American commerce.
a decent collation. was prepared, and
the day lpcnt in rational mirth and fef-
hvity. a general Joy pervaded the
whole fcene; and ali feelncd to gsncV
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-09

with having fold itfelf TO foreign cont. But
thete calumnies, attrocious as they are, have
never continued fubje6 ofcompIlinr ag4inlt
France. Had not other cafes infinitely more
ferrous aud .wei5hty, interrupted the harmony
Of the two Republics, it would Gill have remain.
ed unimpaired, and, the million of The under
Ggned would never have been rendered necel-
fairy. ITO b. concluded ~ tie next Gazette