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felycs unwilling 70 Acknowledge this lovefeiSn-
or were deferred bv fear sxom doing To-
Had The parrfzlities Of America bsen againh
France, this example would have bean io1o"-
ed. Acco-diaz to the rules Of ordinary caicu'
latiou. the meaftIre would have beenJaie, and
conf-qu.rtly government feeling the attach
no snts aow 70 uniuHly attributed TO tfFt OF the
United Sra-eg, would have indicated thoie az
tachments by its adoption. Far from Puri1trg
flch ! fyRem, the United States, unlwed by
the arength of coalition, received with open
arms the rnini((er Of this Republic, acknowledg-
ed with en.huiLm the government which h4d
dxputed him, overlooked his extraordinary at
tack on their fovereignty and mAnfeted cor
dial friendfhip for his nation AMI lncere wilh
for its iuccels.
Scarcely were the GrR ceremonies Of his re-
ception over, when Mr.. Genet dlPlaTed dil-
petition to ulIrp and exerclfe, within the United
States. the choiceR and mott important duties
aad powers Of fovereignty. He claimed The
privileges of arming and embodying the ciii
zens of America within their own territory, TO
carry On from thence expeditions againit nations
with whom they were, at peace, Of lifting OUT
and ecu piping within their limirs Privateers, to
cn,ize on a commerce defined for tEeir ports,
or exercling within their jurflieton, ar Inde-
pendent judiciary, and Of 2raigning Their 60
vernment at the bar Of The people. TIE IN
deriicned will not ak IN what manner France
wOuld have treated any foreign rn.nite who
fbould have dared 70 TO condutt himf-H TO-
wards this republic Bet in what manner
would the American government have treated
fuch miaifer, if the representative Of a nation
il viewed with coldnefs, or even iniifer ence
In what manner would il have treated him,
had he becn the representative Of any other Ha-
ton than France No man acquainted with
that government can doubt how thele enquiries
ought 10 be anfwered. From the mnilter Of
France alone could this extraordinary conduit
Be borne with temper. To have continued to
have borneit, without perceiving and feeling its
extreme improperly, would have been TO have
merited the contempt as well Of France as OF
the Other powers of the earth. The govern
ment the United States did feel il; but far
from transferring to his natisn tLat recruitment,
which fuch conduit could uot fail 10 excite, It
diainguilhed frongly between the government
and its miniRer, and the approximations II made
were in the language Of friend afflicted but
not irritated by the injuries It complained Of.
The recall Of that miniter was received with
universal Joy a; confirmation that his whole
fy1em of conduit was attributable only TO him
felf; and not even the publication Of as Pri-
vate inGru6tions could perluade the American
government to afcribe any part Of it to this re
public.
(T0 Be eo1tiaa:d
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! the navy and army tigEod and dilpofsd
Of, but week before St. Patrick's day.
the day fixed on for a general -maaacre.
Fitzgerald and Samplon elcaped the
others were 1ccured.
Hutbenfic fran Alaferdam.
Mr.. Bourne, ConfaI at Amferdam from
the United States, in letter to Mr.. B.
RuGell, dated 10th March, fays, "I
avail. rnyfeIf of the frf opportunity to
acquaint you that the flip America,
Capt. Henlhaw from Newyork, lately
brought in here by French cruifer.
has been Immediately releaied BY the
conful Of that nation (; and I am happy
to add that every thing viii be done
here to fuPPort and protect the inter
.courfe with the United States"
Tbis is another BAR far AnsrIcans.
Tb5is laz2LSG Pluadsrer5-tbsjt demons Of
iy4lGies (tbs French nndeyfGnd their
5Hfnsj5. It is n0zC Their Po!icy to 1acken
their dspredattoHs, a7rfH 4gs again Icatter
0ur commerce, n1br0feds4 o1er the gIobe,
and then they q0iA require Jane extra pa
ters as pretence f9r capture. Beg0ars ef
French faith it 9gH betrayt]
The fame letter lays, {" My letters
by the lalt mail from Paris mention
that our ENJOYS have lately had feveral
conferences with the minilter Of foreign
afairS-the relult not known"
Another letter from the above gen
tleman fays, that Mr.. Gerry informed
him that the ENJOYS had had three con-
ferences with the minifer of foreign
affairs, and that the negotiation appear
ed to be in good train.
More Freasb p0Gy. TO )0Otb mat
tiers, and to prolng TIE negotiation, nntil
they can bear from tbeir party in Tbs
country, Is the ain Of The Directors On
bearing Of our a0laninify they zOiH doubt
t4eG be mare foad Of coming to terms
but it is bobed that 0Hr enjoys qoiH inGF
on inl0isdiaf: Naturalization and that
an armed neutrality, at lsqf, may)nber-
cede any treaties, Ho9O idle z0ouid If be
again to cogtfde in that faitblsE nation,
zvb0 in 1,iolafi0n Of the NOT Jaersd treaties,
plumber and Qpbrs5 their allies May The
lPitIt Of americans teach them jgfice.
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CongreG,

Have for fome time palt been employed
on the Provifonal army Bill. 1t has
Paned-authori6ng the PRECEDENT to
raife and officer an army Of 10000
men, during their recels, if any ex-
igency occurs which he may conceive
70 render fuch troops necefary. SIEVE
raj other bills are now before Congrels,
which will be publiihed foon as pofiible.
The DOCUMENTS,
Commenced in this days Gazette, af-
ford another proof Of the excellence Of
the American character. The Memo
rial is one Of the bef State Papers ever
laid before the public, and richly merits
careful perufal. It is very lengthy,
and the great preGure Of interefting
matter, together with local concerns,
renders it impolible TO publiih it en-
tire in one fheet. Il ihlll, however be
given with the utmof expedition,
Some C0nlmofi5tg
have occurred at PHILADELPHIA. Some
Of the G Ex-cI9Rve Patri0ts," anumed
rhe french cockade, and paraded before
the Preiident'S houle in very difor-
derly manner. The true Columbians
ahembled and after argument, ufed
force, which foon difPerfed them.
Duel at Nc7Vyork.
Bya Newyork paper of MAY 10, we
learn, that in confcquence of publ
cation in the Argus, Of the preceding
Saturday containing fome remarks on
James Jones, Efq. which were deemed
Of a difrefpeGtful nature, this gentleman
demanded Of the publilher Of that paper
the name of the author who gave
Up as fuch DIR. Brockholt Livingston.
A fracas took place on the battery be-
tween MIR. Jones and Mr.. Livingston.
in contequence of which they met in
the afternoon Of the 9th init. on the
! Jeriey fide Of the Hudfon; and It IS
! with extreme, regret We haze to add
that wound received by MFR. I. in the
! groin, which opened main artery,
IN few minutes proved fatal to that
Respectable and worthy character.
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THE GAZETTE.
PORTLAND.
REVIEW Of News.

The laft accounts from Europe are
to 18TH March--at which time the be
ligerent powers were engaged in the
mott vigilant meafures, ofeniive and
defenive.-The mott material articles
of news are:
DgGrufiou of a French C9aVoy.
The accounts fate, that Sir ] B. War
rem, with an Englilhfquadron had taken
and deitroyed French convoy Of 90
fail, and burnt the fr;gate conveying
them. Sir John, in the Canada Of "a
guns, chafed fome Of thefe velTels under
the batteries Of the life Of BaS, with one
of which. that flip had a warm CONTEXT
but which fhe at LAT filenced and beat to
pieces by the fuperiority Of her fire.
Ports ofKpvre-ds-Crace 81 Bref.
By the iaft accounts from admiral Stra-
chan, who blockades tavre, il appears
that there are nine frigates & corvetteS
in that port ready to put to fea and
comfortable number of gun boats, but
nothing goes in or comes out fince be-
ing blockaded.-Twenty fail Of the
line are faid to be at Brett, s ofwhich
are fuppoled TO be fit for fea, and nine
were ready to fail at a moments warn
ing.
Subjzgatior of Sz0it@erland.
The Swiis Republic has been fqueezed
out Of exifence by the fraternaE hug Of
bazbarous and deftroying- France. A.
mericans mayvisw this as thepernicious
effect Of French influence.
Conpirdcy in Ireland.
Accounts from Cork fate that a con
fpiracy had been dilcovered. That
Lord Fitzgerald, councillors McNiel
Ewett and Samplon, were found in tn;
at Of fitting as the DIREeToRy 81
IRELAND, with all the commlgions 70
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30
Notice

WNY{5EREAS I gave nv Bold rib
Nv JAMES \. PATTERSON ie-
en:siy, 20 a certain Wir. taILL ct
CaelSerfie.d County, dated the sota &c.
taee. iaf, fvr thc tpyn Of Sixty Five
PouDis; one,noi5ty OF which Is paya-
bic 25'a April enfl g, and rho othsr
r1cisty me 16,l Gaob:r following
i'ai5 Is ihsrcSore 50 fqr.warp Any per,
iot rs 81 taxing al sGignmed, Of the
iafd BOND, a. ] s07 2-sermAsd 20 hand
ia.t 20 Ltg, in caUfs4aeni.s az . De
ccPltoa vnsd- on ne In ,i- euyciiate
ct Negro fellow, nc 9s:eh faidtunl
vas sAn;ed.
JOSEPH c,RRCWN.
C}eitef6eld. Jasnaay nth, 1898.
(3Ta)
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~ EssSfd1.i, ~ lbs c2ys U53 InppTs@d
ssv.a No ssoa iail iul1,pefs For lhe ip-
fornSUsa ofthc geasle'neo % The ,art ]
The foiiuwi1S extract is ;nlerted, take 1
t.ois he adaessiienest az . covering
bore insheand /, VII ch nay be feen
in the Escinv csieadar tor 1898, y. 8s7.
.. GO2as On 4th'E haa f,S,,'stSorf.;eed
" sna vac allowed 81 &c unt If %
Sc beH Sacrrs az M " -Mglket. nil b
3as nngortunatriy isme1 at q years
% old, and has-pcI nattei iinccy prior
10 which h- Uon aud recei .ed toifeit
niEctreB times at 4wo YcatS old hs
/" scar feversi colts and ;-lhss Of the
= lame age, aad gave them frorr %
!" so rs lb.eac1s he ALA gas: tne pear
sod weigh, 70 taaay th,es years DID
a." and war tbs Bee cob of the yesr Ia
Lnsis }, See the racing calendars sF
(" I7Gg, 80 and ct. -hs I: J GAG baY,
{" aoouI ; 5 aud aaIf hsnds high, full
of boue, sGd very hanf!;sme an
o from the fIe6iraen FyETUNiD ihis
(" brothe'l has given thsre can be no
aoltt nf tho horte as ! Gal,iou."
CoRMCR ANT az yeays Old, re-
ce;ved forfeit from thrse othcIs fos a
~ A.oiA--F ~ l~.-itsFsS ~f.p-A- S-A psSA-
a 5fudicapplsle, beating ten OtpcUa add
save ;aem from 80 10 Fl 10. escb--hs
received forfeit from cIhefs, TT
t,Feepkake Of 100 guiusas eacL.-ac beat
Sn!i6Rss IS yeara oljl for eco eUiness
II Epil6ach Von s pmce shat year -
&c 5sst Eoxefs ssd gave hi.n 20 10. Tor
3oo gsiaesS--ls received fcrteit from
Ssew5elis add gSye 1sr rs ID. for goo
gni1sss--a9 hese sl.sfox for soe sa,-
. neas---The fsre day he beai CtaGcns
(3 wears oidl foi go guinsas.
al s years old b. sop the PeFram
plate beating cgtgss--he beas Sorab
IS yeszs oldJ for ico Eoineas---he beAs
Csszy anS gsYe hsI So. foT 9po gri.
.ness--oe w1B e. epGake Of sos IA.
neds ssch, beating Ssjiafox AMI Others
--tse fzaas isf Be asss G6tSias and give
him ID. fG sos suiaessr-bs received,
70 felt from Ef2e-fYkss, giving bin ,
ID. fer sao 90
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N9zv -HPbs4rs,
THg, CELEBRATED horse
rs.
ID IN " MID
30 x Il u /,

IN Ugh pafedion, fne bay, wee
b marked, CHAR Of all natural 5itn',ta-
g, flJsen ranos one inch hiSh. ie
4narS&aie 'for ais seauty aaa great
dreagsa, far4s 'hr c .Ging .sAioa ii
~ ;tab.e in Socchlaa1 co0nly, viii
nttree miles OF the coiTtheu!e; ano
viii cover mares at the moderate price
Vt Five pouuIs the its.ou, Seven Dos-
'afs the leap 20 oe paid az Inc ifaDls
door, and SIS Guipcss to sutuse an4ars
to be vim foai Wah Mares -,
by the icafon, nores OF l,an ss re
expected, psyAtis the teoSi' s y3'Ft
aes'; iie lesi0n YlicoaEec,et thesp 4
O. March s, sapjrs sac ,a:c 81 Ausaii
eniains; palturase v<i end 81 gra-
us. aad great atrsa,wE d. ~ $50 mass,
5ut no :eiporf ibiiiy iy ss-ices'i.
* XER is a,iqaifd ~ good
iua,c - be one Of ~ finst hofiss on
the toniineni, LIS blood IS uilexcsp-
;ion7oie be was 20; ~ ,5e irnperted
hcrle Medley, his di2n " Go! bay .oT's
Oh z n0r III, his gsaadzn l. Old
jelly Rosef opi d a lSgoegh Dred
imported mare -, bAss11n'of Baker VAS
ALTO Jstn 70 thep running ho;se
Old Tantrnre, a.. ,ils SacA bo;ie
owped by Coicneil.Afe.9, on'irt.
BOX Frs iams y y foai gester IS
10 well xnowu, that j.! Apeed be aid
Oh thai head his Colts iSye Size and
Beauty, aad az IA grsas seputes iaVing
fold equal Il nor iaeegior 10 aiy Cox,
in gisginia--shey are remarkable sor
snnhiug either short cg long cli;ab &c
{ nc public are referred 10 toe pcctor
nancas Of two Of Ihen, particularly
oiead's rnafs kao@n oy che name Of
the Lilly IN lh= Valley, Who has b
diilugIilhed heri-Em she iia'~ &C.
tuckT. ron her yte l5t-
A.. atr i, ,ras
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ROBERT TAYLOR,
2o2ES L MOSsYs
John SWAMI.
! 9th. EToz.
Cecsnoof l6th, i10z.

Esssz CovwTY, Ia 9.b, 1925.
a IL. psriors indebted 10 Mc. Ror
< u 1er, Mann, dc a,s reo1eacd to
rake il1ricdiasc payment, and thofg
Who have clsira agsina bis eaa,e gre
desired 70 bing them lcrvgrl properly
authenticated as cg,g as poGbic, ibis
thsy nay be fa,.fsf.
JAMES WEBB, lr.
JOSEPH MANN @Af'
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N the leap, FifteenD Iiie.a
nc sealoo, with Cns Shilling ard SIX
Fence % sae Groom the money fof ths
cap 20 be pad "a the cable he mo-
nsy FIR tbs fs2fon may be tiiichmgsd
BY the 9aygaeut Of TsSIVe poliags, al
any sime before she r. ~ of c'Sf,ss-s--
GentIemsn wsu nsy chenls ia iend Ger
wants With their mares, fall have them
accommodated on very moderate IeEiaa
Ny Fafnrags is good and well tecgrej
u@E will ucs be anfwsrabie for cfcapss
y sccitsn;s,
ilsl GRACE was got by Ike. Harris
inp2rted Medley tire oeR b'uod in
Sng!znd) bis i>lsn by Ariel, stother 60
cd Partner, his Ssaudaz1 by WDi,.
.ington, ha seat Grlndsn BY Blbflsr,
osi oS Col, aothony Tborn. on's ceie-
esstea Rcan Msre, coolleeraa 40 tte
siaeh nave rs hsr day 10 Virginia,
The performances Of IiG Cracs on
cbe teri 1sVc beea eqrsi TO NOR hosfes,
tast hsse seen raif=i ia virginia--hsy
Tag heso matched againR three hories Of
The hrf 'epaestipp fsr cummings 20 viz;
Mr.. Proaer'R Wild Ais, two mile bcsss.
&f, Tayios's H-l.-1Air taree fon. MIL
s5sta, aad Mf. aylos's MoBtnOI,a, one
fouc mile heat, all Of which nc bea7
without ioG O a dDgis beat ----.ge iegs
hcrie OF great vigosF. aau ale Gois,
are gSca.ly ad0ite5, Cor sae,g fee AZ
gPli IS rheiy beauty,
THOMAS PERKIlJSON, Z
lsth jar 1898. QrRal
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Notlce.
-.-.s-...-sll2.-ss..---r-

HI "a bfcriber intends
a goiag e Europe Tome tiTc
mat igsi9ls, and being dyhrous a 1T.
liz lbs brhnsis before bis depqs ,;i,y,
'?S es THIS ras;hed 10 give Ro,ieeio ali
oolc ineee'vd 10 hin 10 ccace Forward
2S3 asttis iAeif Tespeeiiss bsIsBces, ,!,se
si'1er oy hoRg, nats O.. ae.l1 aGCeont.
en- or eetoF. RIG ls7k Of ..sbpzry rn~
ia,ng--igs's viii o7 infiipca asainf}
delinqusn,s 20 Match str.u.
RCeER'F CRAIG
Manrheiter, Janusyy
s3a' 1898 : t,w)
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MtAoMy Roj9i154s ,

o'sTGLLeS AND coHEEcTlCESR,
IHEGS leave 20 inforrp his friends
ID add the public in gensral, that be
his toF iale 1t lis Store oppoiic the
sagls Ta0eFn, formerly occupied by
Mr. Calion Joues) t.,e iolipwing arti
ccs-- Yiz.
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Notice IS deys5y givst,,

lYofice IS 6eys5y g5ust,s
TE~'O all tholc Wiac have any
ciia,s sssiaG TIE efgstec f WILL
iaAM SHEPgARD, Sea. .lra.@.ei,
"b9 set BY sona, BiIl or &ccodrt, 90
uriog them forwasd ironsdaiely, Pre-
perlY althsntica-ed a, the Ezscotor
IS abont tc cio;e MS Exeratosf:sie
and ds!ivsr uhtse ea4v to the Lega-
Saes.
BENJAMIN 5HGa4A&C,
Executor Of
VA, SgaFRARp. Sen dec.
January I'D, ,79S. ovid
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WGntgd,
q SEkYAMT,

RIO s',onA a s lNGLE MAN. sl,;,
j plaee--Npne need apply vic
essup,bs ~ehreCsmnsndcd ---Eaqaire
Of t.e Printer.
ianufrg22, I79s- (3g. / nc Z.
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ffez. L. Wight, & Co.
&kSJso far Sale az tbsir Store
0aagfte tie pejf-C%ce,
Antigua and ~. Il RUM
TRENCH BRANDY
APPLE BRANDY
HOLLAND GIN
Mi0LASSES
SUGAR ip i3ogGhesds & Barrels
LOAF SUGAR
COFFEE ia FfosGheads, Barrels and
Bags
2EFPE2
CHOCOLATE
CANDIES
SOAP, sc. &c.
Richmond, a4;h Aug. i5sss
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FIVE DOLLARS RHwh $ u.

FIVE DOLLARS apwh 81.
s---.sss---ss,as - ~
CTR AYE D from The: Subi-riosr's
y Plantation IN Car,lia- Cousty, on
TIE firtt Of December Ia', saae,o.ne
'S9ryel Mar Cgis.
Two years old, thick u'ane ard tai
which are very long; ihs rro,s taturii,.
IL is fupPofcd fflefY!losesi IONS sar-
gao OF carr: as IN was lesa az EIe. Pc
ter Winters phaUi;on in Eentico
county, Rtaasrr VIII give fash III.
fo,Inat;oE ~ lAld CoH 4, .thae { sey
her sgsin {aal. lGre;ge :hr shove tc.
v5fo aai "a ves{i n.l4s caar;.ei pad by
tAcsagAs elARRIs.
jan 2@aa' 1898 (3tH)
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I'M CRACK.

e ATE the property
Is IF sett.r s. Ran
aoiph. SIG. will eosef
faaysa tbs pseieni Sea-
fon zt my sa1ic ae-.
the centre ef ADe.is
roastys q Six Dollars
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G'oBE SOLD,

"a, re9dy z'oays on III Jfyf Npi5ay Il,
ft5r@1:y @sei, ut re d.vsiiAl koals
II Rge7f Garcy Piszfsuis III f4s <oaaty
a. Po1akuie7, :
-FOUR Grey Eorfes, the Csriags
= dn' ssrneis, Sorsel Mare, 4 Bay
Mlre, &ogk Borfe, two Coils, the
S.oek Of Cate sod Sheep, or 10 mech
thsrepfas sill fat. IS debf q one snn,
Died and tweDty.i6gen sounds Gxtesn
iiiiliiuge and G@ pence vith intercR from
ire 9Th day st December, 1890, and
colts, due from taid Re5.gri G Pleaf.nis,
70 !he eisa;s Of J7nea Drake, deeeaied,
sas @A." fropsctg was bY the laid
ti@1. ftis 80 e crs, 20 as 30 iscuyc the
paYtFcft - tis pow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30

+ ATE be property
Id ne ne honoraole
Charles J nes Cox
whogs racing perform
an : was equal, If &c,
fapcsior % arY horfe
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Bay Mare
AND n
LAT Springs GOLF.

S1sis nog ds-&e5 nor BRAIDED as 7 sc
sollett; ,rot7 altocether & itar il her
jnrens,d, is blind OF one eye, lesr:sly
percsiysoie, has FINAL iu,tip or her
poe ps',int one St her wears ABOUT the
re q !. FINAL wslnny, 'l,od before anti
N>4 8ith t'ial--'Tae tSsil is iorrel
With oiszs; ah:S face, tc;ns " s,ite Tee
(and is a bate col. } Whoeyer wiild-
liver IN. fad R1s.o AID Col, 20 n,s
ihsli fece,gs Ten pollsss re wsrd.
THOMAS SCOTT.
jansasy 10, 1898.
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TIE Cele5raetd rgnaiag loyJs
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". s. Gentlemen may have rasit
mares fed az seryans boarded upoA
re.gonabie .eruis----Atl mares coming
70 4Beser from the forsh Gde Of Isfnes
Riv<r, Ril be asmig - 70 pas aud e.
pals forage kee, 2 Yiicnau1's ferry ,nesy
GcoEn.aad CbDfl noule.
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.@2,sg.- s.:s; $3.50 Is !,

rIT OLE fTon SIZE SubCcrihe- III
~ P1ace kds qrd Ceun'y, near ,kS
ooA.b9lis, the : 81 day Q. Decsmbsr
~. iar2e likely
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fAi'SS N.afDt'3 <Ha.C.ft III EOHA- oEncH
en- le mr. csy VI sss.sh AID epe oa
The frit day ri Auguaflst nv plaatsu.
OF 10 Etlex c5un;y, c'iled Cwgahel1,
near Fappahnacck, atSistccp pullafs
|; the Leso~-Trsty Dolias the fsafoD.
and Fifty Dd'a,s ~. infufog maze 10
b. With Fssi, . be ye,ured If facn
i1npid tOt 6s the CAFE, peolied tke
mare reha:n6 the progeny OF ,e gen.
sisnap whO Gsuds Der TO the hoTI., and
one dollar "a tie grooa ; the rAmsy,
IN every csh. 10 be paid before the
paTes arc rsnoVed,--fhe paeurass ia
equal 20 aay II Virginia ei,g enc.oltlrs
are good, aud Yourl kaas the aausger,
gerry eaYefIl,--6ut 70 r$fpcDfibi,ny for
lchee or esfe iitiss oE cry kidd, The
mares may b. led on a2oi:estion 10
4ooe. E1.ts sn1 fhe sEaiS viii b.. fur
rilhe5 Fl b. afset pSiec. -
CCRssORi.HT'a blood, pesfsrr.s1s
ccss and cgnfe, and th> Fe6.3natjeDefs
Of the Prlce, vii i5dace a,s to put an
say mares 70 tins Believing him pre-.
fefshir TO auy horfe ever imported into
q gerica. JOHN TAYlCR.
OecembeT s9lb, 1897,
cDRmo2Agr's se.Joraaace. % ia
ted ssoge, apPe4F 10 the ricins calen-
dlra 81 aDsi3pj, std his pe5;ere.
fegbsz5ss1r, an gsi,6 5i1TJ nay he iseo
IN - ioiiow.' sc SiBca,s. ;he odgirsi
Or Which 81 - ths gafs,.ion of NIr.
l4aome'. Y9s Ja@s .se4ssres a9s<Qrg IN
-. gsnsrSi Pea ~ at Eaglasl.
tr--~-,
" ! DO certify lhag Gog1norgri "a;
bred by 90, aadg0; ~ Wo6dpeoser ;
bis Sam Neiiistop, b. Squirrel, bis
grandam by 1asszct, great gfsacsr b.
kegninps gFest, freAt grssdan ~ LJnf
dates Arabian, DC great, gYeS,, 2 Eat
grondsnt, oy DsIey's ASsbida, la. great,
grsai, great, great graHdsrn ny tire Bye.
~ AuTs' bis greet, gear, 9tes., grczt
GFand4m - ihe Gsfoict BHb, his ~ eat,
great, geHi sgsst, great gYandsrn BY
Faces ubite 1czk, out IT Ds,ursl
Batb mare
The above il saipsble hsrfs, both
CO account OF bic fpeed and blood
{T9hich - fhe beE IN 2Hghndl shst
Az. toTfy be &c soicsye she country.
= EGeEMOMT.5
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-12

Z" Died at Suffolk Virginia. on the I 3 h ult
on his tourney fouthwtrd, SAMUEL WALDO,
Eiq Of this town, aged 81. The bereavement
OF tbs amiAble gentleman's company. and uf--
tuIntis to his family, his friends and lociety at
large is alphabetically felt by all who knew
his worth As representative from this town
to The General Court (where lately he was A
a1embar) may be traced his cap4blenels and
fidelity, which gained him honor and appl4ue.
As compleat merchant, and one of Aria
integrity, none could excel him and as A uie.
tu!, enterprizing, and wor hy member ofiociety,
the public meets ievere lois"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-12

moe the election Of rcoid members to Con
grefs ia the eieFng diltri6s Of Mime.
lhe thoTt Limits Of newipaper icrap, are
incomPe.entful y to exPole the deGgns Of d vile
patty, Againt The peace and happiAef, Of t..eir
own country asant government und-r which
they are unworthy to live.-But I.hope on
Tome future location, 10 8 drag the vile club
BIZ from his dark abode" anj hold up t. Ii.
init lnji5nau N Of my fellow CITIZENS. the mid
night crimes Of this Infamous pIrty which lham.
The face Of day-That Dearborn, 1nrnct and
+ 'irheld have hal 70 many votes, they may
thank the blanca ble remilsncf Of the friends if
order and government. An event which |
hope The watch nlnels Of every honet A merioan
VIII IN frtnre prevent that the fed ralirn Of
Name, which has hitherto been its diainguihed
honor, may never be tarnilheI by the inidious
aehgns OF foreign or domeltic foes to the pc lce,
hAPPiaeis and PROPERTY Of our country.
PUBLIC SPIRIT.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-12

lAlaksE r,
was PuoI!hed in The Gaze te fonie week ago1
10 tie Inhabitants gftbs tom of l-.r.b,
1arm0M5, in tie Dj2ria Of Name.
GENTLEMEN,
THE unanimous addrefs, adopted
by you, in legal town-meeting, on
the 9th OF July, was in due feafon, tranf-
mitted by your committee, to Philadel-
phia, as You directed, and from thence,
by the Secretary of the TreaGury, to
me. The manly and patriotic fcnti-
ments, as we'll as the afTe6tionete re-
4Pect to me, 70 Handsomely exprefed in
1t, mcrltcd an earlier acknowledge
ment.
We muG all learn The important and
indiipeniable lefon, to love our own
country in preference TO all others
Nations, as well as individuals, are all
liable to ieIf love, pride and vanity,
prompting them to exact from other
nations, whom they often erroneouAy
think weaker than thenfelves, and in
thler power, 1ubmilionS and acknowl-
edgements, Gometimes of gratitude, and
lometlmcS of tribute, to which they
have no claim, founded in truth or iul-
ice. Nations, which think thcmfelves
great, are apt to indulge in fuch pre-
teniions towards fuch as they think
lmaIl, to degree Of madnelS. This
dlitemPer is cured only by reGfance
and de.ence.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-11-12

MARRIED--At Berwick, Mr.. John Merri
am, fon Of the late Rev. Matthew Merriam, ID
The amiable Mifs P.jtiet &C Neal of that town.
ut Newburyport, Mr., Jacob Gutter Of Porf
mouth, to Milf. Miriam Crafs daughter or Gen.
Ralph Crofs, of Nemburyport