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g '''*" Dig. 4, 1898.
&C MY DEAR SIR.

MY DEAR SIR,
&c Although the policy of the Direc-
tory towards our country has not YET
fucceedec according to their hopes, they
are by no means discouraged on the
contrary they will praaife new arts a.
gainlt whichit is more difficult to guard
ourielves, than againlt taeir arms
Every arrival from the United States
brings us long Lit of volunteer afocia-
tons and contributions for the public
defence ;--thefe are precious proofs Of
the patriotifm and good fenfe Of the
people, and thew that the c0antry migbt
be faxed jftbs G00ernmeat is true TO its
frgf. But | confefs to you, fee with
infinite uneafinels the deadiy obboftior
that till continues in the Houfe Of Re-
preientatives, to every meafure which
is calculated to ward off ruin and this
unealineis is by no means mitigated by
ieelng the new elections in New York
itate. 1t is in vain that the people Of
Ter their property and their lives to fup-
port the Executive Administration. if
they do not purge the Legislative Of
thofe foolilh or traitorous men, who
could betray the country into the hands
OF its enemies. On this fide the Attain
tic, the American elections are critically
marked as the furef evidences ofpub-
lie opinion, and it is forefeen here that
unlefs the elections in other ffates are
much better than thofe Of New-York.
our government mutt fall, & our coun-
try like the Republics of Europe, mutt
be delivered up 70 the Rapinats. the
Talleyrands and the Merlins Of France.
" am glad to learn that you have
more confidence in our affairs. bur |
cannot think the danger is materially
diminiihed. You may rely upon nv
information, that the Directory and
their agents know perfectly we'll, how
TO ihape their conduit agreeabIy TO the
prefent fate Of things-they have PLAY
ed this game with Iuccefs amonr the
people of aImof every nation-thev fee
their error in managing the United
States, and will re6ify it without de-
lay ;-you will Eoon read in your newt
papers that the French government has
no dilpoiition TO iniure the United
States they Will be reprefeated "a full
ot moderation, equity, affection, and
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-10-22
Monday, October ~, 1893.
DISPLAY of Truth and ARGUMENT

CT5sla!lSq1-Hf Paper, % rsbtf- nth fsrciBk and
jbiritsd argument - arsgf46e Trub and found
Poittirf, claims tie sadIoidsd attention of eu.yy
.dmrieau eiizeH. Read, and Be esnyiaced n
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BOSTON. OCT. 10.
AUTHENTIC.

The tallozoigg exfraa Of letter, is fran
a zOeH informed and patriotic american
in Europe, z0b9te jftnation enables bin
to judge Correctly gftbs French g0Vsrs-
ment.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-03

which the minds Of mankind will be nnfUsrfaky
turned 20 accept The new fyhem which mutt Be-
preached all X once over the whole of Europe.
Thoie who ultimately reiif this fyllem we mutt
endeavour BY perfnalion or BY need to renounce
tbs oPpoGtion but if they psrfa, & are incorrigi-
bis, they NUT be t7eated as the Jews have been
treated, aad be excluded from the rights Of
iocety, driventIom among men.
There Is another article in The fociety,s plan
which IS no leis remarkable K i this. The
Propaganda mutt not try to bring her plan to
bear until ihe is perfectly convinced that the
need (want or necehity) exia; il would be bet
ter 70 wait fifty years. than by Preciptance 70
fail.
A numerous fociety Ike this, whole members
hitherto as yet act fingly, which accumulates
money, which goes TO work lowly, and careful-
ly avoids all preciptancc, which will ittike no
blow until ihe is well adnred of almoa certain
luccels, fuch lociety Is dangerous thing
their progreis may politely Be iwft, and deliver
ance ont Of their hands feems next to an impoii-
bility. The Dutch patriots who fed 10 France
confdered tbs Propaganda as their cbisf anchor
Suppofe (fay they suppole then that the Houia
Of Auaria viii afford Us no afifance, there YET
remains for us the Propag0pda !; there are mf-
lionaries of this order all over Holland, and
perhaps even already fome regular lodges.
In his club Of the friends Of the people At
BruAels, fpeaker lately expreHsd himfelf III
the following words q Every where they are
preparing letters, but philoiophy and reafon
VII one day triumph, and the time viii come
whzn the unlimited, uncontrouled ruler Of the
Ottoman Empire in the evening fhaIl lay himfelf
to ref as 4 dsipsf, and in the morning ihaA
arif- as a CITIZEN
The trealary Of the Propaganda receives con-
ddersble fums from al the provinces Of TIol-
land.
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MIjfeHaneons Art1cISg.


THE following calculation OF The f1rns raifed
by the French Is contributions, ia the different
countries Of Europe, which their aznisz eitaer
entered cr conquered, IS sxtracd rom one 0f
th-ir own j0uraal, HI the iuras which they
knowledge 20 have beea thus pnblilly levied.
are 70 great, tThal muf have been the amount
~ thofr privately extortea, either by the military
tor their own pockets, OF BY The sersct agents of
the Directory. The condutf of Tie Istger III
their negotiations with til American ENJOYS,
fully proves by what fpirit hey lie aStaatsd.
and gives fe4ion to believe that rhe douce8r
demanded from America, IS net the on.y IN
stance'in Which they have dapayea their inf
liable avarice and lapaeiry.
Proifa for cleves s6oooo3
Holland contribution of 400 millions
negotiated 4 65 per cent 10000, 900
PAY Of IS 900 men FIR four years At
I4ooo,oo0 s6,oao.ooc
Low Countries and Liege Iqzooo.ooo
Countries between the Rhine and Mo-
irllc and MolclIe and Mcule 100000
Franeoaia, 100000
Wurtemberg 100000
Baden 80
Suabia a7roo.oo,
BAVARIA 1890 600
Modena Ioooo 80
The Pope AZ oo9,ooo
Genoa 1000 coo
Tulcany goooo,o
Miianeie and CnaPlns 6z.oco ooo
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BsizvtsH IS and 20 milioa5 firing.
But the known amounts and the money. are
nothing compared 70 the value Of other articles.
Ii we attempt 70 appreciate thele, We NUT
count by milliards, particularly if We undertake
to calculate what the maintenance Of feveral
great armies has colt the invaded countries. and
what the coEquet Of ali the property declared
to be national, IS worth to the Republic. The
mind IS LOFT in the calculation. VIII not The
ledons which refult from them be allo LOFT to the
people and to governments
The Glencc of the French papers as 10 the
publication Of the American neyociat 81, IS
not very furprizing for there i certainly iome
neri ID bling fsgf 1ybsn kaJ Rating 10 ~ -
Thus lays a London editor.
Mr.. LILLY, respectable merchant of Ph;la-
delphia, beng Al Cayenne with velIei aud
cargo, &C the time Piesegroes &c eicaped, was
charged with being concerned in that bufineis,
arrefed, put in IRONS. and TENT on beard Irigats
70 be carried 10 France for lri4l.
The United States fchoouer Rsrali4tios,
formerly lie Croyable l'rench prsvatres) Is
nearly fitted for f-a, carrying y guns. She
Willie commanded by Capt, Baiablidgs Of PHI
ladsiphia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
THE c ON
PLRrn x, - HORSE
l KAV WELLER,

w ~ stand the cnloing Seaion .,
DUCK Hill ION the iauta fide Of James
49, aoont a mile from Richmond, and
VII DC iet to MaTes at SIX CUIEEhSihe
oes,on, -FOUR GuiEEAS the Lear, and
" EVE GUlNEAS infurance, either of
""'cn' with DOLLAR 60 tbs Groom 10
os psin before the Mares are removed.
INC ininrsuce money @ill be returned on
aPphcai'op with proof that the Mare did
act prove with fosl.
In addition to what pafluTaee there NAV
be at bpck-Hilh have rented lat one
hpudiee souuds per annnrn) a conlidera-
bic qpsntity of the Falls Plantation for the
pafRoie ct csttursge, equal TO any in the
state. Great atiru,ion viii be paid 10
Mares Sno "a ksTp toe fences in goed or
der, bat w;l'.npt DC refpo,.hble for any ac-
ciient- - J. am OF in pOfienion of ccrtifi.
,a,cg 81 the prdigree or performance OF
sa,slles Nc William Rarkldalc u Pc
&c ihRrg wei known TO many On this coz
tlneafl Nshn h.s for aryyards of two years
bee ~ 2graDe, aud who purchsfed the
hosls ihte ding 90 have returned to Vir.
gipls shio fail, omitted Tending them with
rhe hotie, The following 10 an extract
iree' fne letter Mr.. Barkidsie on his pur-
chthpg the nprie wrote me, viz.
LsHdoa. 9H april, 1907.
=" yefertay met with Horfe which
pleSiSd arc tar better than any one have
ieeo iinoe have been ia Europe the
genrlsman'e ltuation obliged hun to
g ieH him and vas exlrsSagaot enough
I" u give ave hpudred pou0aA teriiug cafl.
! " dl~n flr him ----iiis Figure and Bkosd
are equal ;o snf thing ia the Kingdom
he wa rsiIed by the famous Iurf
OKeliy, who hgns his pedigree: a
few years ago fifteen hundred pounds
s.as offered fer hi,n and refufed He
hsads h,gh os The RACING calender and
= ma won iSse Il Kings piates-I ,hoaeh,
'tiie hCre great bargain or / fhould
act " bought .econd. as you gave
" ne oTaN Tor only one t{is iige h.-
iesl haa5s three inches high, ull 81
bone aai the dnet fet Of legs you ever
" o.neld, siae years old his ieafon,
Z" Wa, BARKsDALE"
doubt 70 but the foregoing viii (nnti
the prspe certificates arrive) 6e fauisfac
yoTy 10 al Who are ACC tainted with rfr.
Baykidai e hls ch2raci ei----- f>H AVnI,
LEN beautiful bay, his fire figu,e
! aat jlhGels OF form are iuch as to excit-
the ad nig .iion'pf al ,gh lee him, and the
ber jrd -es have ak .Hedged ,nAt be fur
ptG-5 even swat from lhs high eucon,i.
ums they hai heard rafieJ ga hiini they
az conceive 3, ana aaly venture 10 fay
az very sorthy gss,ieman ohierved1 he
s 70 perfeti chat e5er envy tf.u win be al
= ,Ois - and teat-~- = sRutsge grafis.
JAMES STRANGE.
Minchclier. AID Nos
venoer. 1877 #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12

THOMAS WATKINS, c c c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
Corper& Tin Ware
IA n NUFfCTORT r.

VIE iubicriber returns his 6ucere
Il thanks To generous public, for the
vsfy great encouragement he has met with
In his line OF buhneis aud bces leave 10
inform his friends s. cuiiomeis, that he
mas on hand Quantity of STRONG
; TOUT COPPER IN STREETS and bot.
toms, that they may be fupc:.ea With
STILLS on the fnoret notice, either
with PATENT, COPPER or PEW.
PEW WORMS.
RE has a Number of STILLS of al
hes finiihed and ready for delivery, mad.
on the Bet and mott improved prin>. pies,
which he is detevnils=d 10 Tell al the mol
reduced prices.
WILLIAM COOK.
N. &. All kinds of TIN WORK, ..
ufual.
~ The highelf cab price given 70,
cd 5SAoS, G9PieR, PEWTER Q,
SEAc. ~ (
Sicmond, Jan. I, 1903. .fyan4
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BOOK RS
Patsnt Tbrelbing Machine.

Patent Z bretbfng Machine.
rB7HE public are hereby informed that
i the iub!criber has prepared the prin-
cipsl portable parts for coaliderable num-
Der oI his Ihrelhing Machines, and thofe
gentlemen that make early application
need nos fear disappointment.
The improvements lately made, are 70
comfortable, that tine lat four feet Drum
Machine he built, has thrsihed twenty two
buihs OF hsat 10 an hour. He conf
dere the iubfituting Ras-Hide band Tor
the rope, to be OF great advantage, as one
OF the fosmer viii iait as longss ,eli ct the
latter, while the colt of each will I've near
ly the fumes For ready COMMUNICATIONS
as well as other conveniences, he will tix
himielt IN the City Of Richmond by the
hrit az January next, 10 which place he
detires al Orde.s 10 be sdareiIed &c him or
Mr.. Robert Pollard. Ills Prices axe as
follows
For. building three fact
Drum Machine CON-
ple,e, cluding Drum, SO Dollars.
Wheels, Whirls, Nuts,
Aonss Dai0s % LicSnce,
A ioHr rect Drum. Machine, o.
e five fer Ditto roo
The Plank, Scantling, Nails, and Board
for the Workmen, to be found by the Elm.
ployer, VINO . uit alto ue al the Expenic
OF carrying the fInall Machinery from
Richmond TO the place where it is to be
-e'eeted; The weight whereof will be from
Solb. to 4ooo. according TO 6ze. Half
The charge OF BAi ding is expected on TN
saglng. the balance ahen the work is fir
nithed.
The portable Machinery bsing the parts
mott necehary TO be executed with care
aud exs6tneis, the subioriber will prepare
conf teFsble nunber uoie riisu he MAY
probably uie hmfelf, and will be ready to
'lrniih iuch perions as may choeie to
euiid Machines lhemielve,, or employ C.
ther ~orkmen, at the following rates.
Tor the Drum " heels, Whifls, } Dolls
and all The Nuts finilhed for
a three feet Drum Machine, 9
-Four feet Ditto 10
Five feet Ditto II
Irons for three feet Ditto n
-Four feet Ditto &c
Five feet Ditto IS
Raw Hide Bands y. I'd. per ID.
Lieence prices are, For three
feet Drum Machine,
-Four feet Ditto 10
Five feet Ditto
WILLIAM BOOKER.
.r'l- OIL, De e, 1907. Ars
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|uglnsa AltAanack,
Fen rag
4aAR er OUR LORD
II g g.;
.coNfAiNfNe

CONF ANIME
TIE rfhng, ,,tting, places and eclibiesof
the fun and moon; the pti-ies, place 81
the attending nod :, Is;itade and fouih-
Ing Of the neon; the phases and aiptot
OF planets (including TIE lat.ly difro
yered pian=r, Gtergian;) tie ,iling, iet d.
ting and iouthing OF the planets, an1 q.
re noit conipicuous fixed it&ss.: cor.
jGnssion, Ut the planets ,yith hxed ttsrs ;
al lhe viii5is ec!ipies of Iupirer's hrit
iatsliiEe; the 'coyun6tions OF the moon
~iih all FAIRS not ;5is than the 4.h nlae
niuude, which ca De occuitations ANY
where in AnsriCa; e. equation 1T
tine, true Within h4il ieconG, for rh.
aeon OF every day in the years aud ia.
rhe preflce) rule. for iiaiiGg The rio n.
ietiing ami iouthiag Of any liked ltai
for aaY Gay la The year, not ier doan
IN til: calsadar; AMI TOR finding tie
length, increais or deereaie OF any day
in the year
LIKE WISE,
A variety of Pieces in Protc aud Verfe
- with lift % Public Officers in th.s
Co ninoawea.tis, Tabies OF In,ereit, az
Obiiars aod Cents, Qaakers' Yearly Meet
ngs, Roads, sc. &c.
Richmond, OttoDer goth, OILY
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<. .s G mp .2.. S S ...a 5 sm2F .s ~

ss's ~ sws SSM,a 9Fws fvr2
1T u c0nrf bcld far Montgome-
tjcss4,y, tie SsA s..y oN Nv 1917.
J-H's' charlton, C.e44isiAanf, =
AgainG
Jan'e, ,aggs and Rscls his wife, 5
DsEas!saf5 !:
NJ & defendants nor hsv!ac entered
Il ihe,r appearance accprding TO lay and
tn rn!ss of tnis court, and it appearing to
the iatisfaetion OF ;ie courS t,.at the trid
defendants are out o. ihis conntry on thS
motion Of the colnpl,iiissl hy AIS Gu ,e..,
III IS ordered, that the lad t...enia. . 40
pear hese NJ the April court nest, AID an
liver the pill OF The coup,4ima,N; ard tha,
copy o'tis o,des tie .or h ~ paali(h
ed ia icnc putlc negf iapsr IA ths Rate
Tor two moatai fuccel;iseiy, ana anntne-
copy be potied 1t The irant door oi th.s
coart.
"a CaPD
Tele,
CHARLES rsyf r,p - :, =
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
ACCOUNT Of The NUTMEG.
From tie Caltsfta Marazine. !

THE Nutmeg on the tree, is enclo-
ledin four different covers !; the firit a
Il K felhy coat, fomething like that Of
the walnut, which spontaneously opens
when ripe; under this lies a red reticu-
lar coat, of an agreeable fine, and aro-
matte tafe, which is the mace this
wraps up the fhell, and opens IA proper
ton as the fruit grows the fhell which
makes the third cover is hard, hin, and
blackilh, under this is a greenifh film
of no ule, and in this is found the nut
meg, which is properly the kernel Of
the fruit.
Tavernier tells us curious circum-
fance, if it be true that the birds
fwallowing the nutmeg when ripe, gave
it back whole by tool /; and that thus
falling down to the ground befmeared
with vicious matter, it takes root.
and produces a tree-If the fact were
afcertained, am Of opinion, that it
might furnifh no bad hint, in an attempt
to cultivate this valuable fpicc.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
The HoNEr-GU1DE.

WHILE travelling in the interior of
Africa, Mr.. Park had frequent oppor-
tunities of obferving the conduit of that
remarkable bird, calledthe honey-guide,
mentioned by DIR. Sparman, and other
naturaliif's who have travelled into AT
RIGA. 1t is curious fpecies of the wok-
ow, and derives its name from its fngu-
lar quality Of difcovering wild honey to
travellers. Honey is the favorite food
of this bird and morning and evening
being the time Of feeding, it is then
heard calling in thrill tone cheer, cheer,
which the honey-hunters carefully at
tend to as the luminous to the chace.----
At lalf the bird isobierved to hover for
few minutes over certain lpot, and
then filently retiring to neighbouring
bufh, or other reling place, thehunters
are fure of finding the bees nett in that
identical fpot, whether it be in a tree, or
IN a creyice of a rock. The bee-hunt-
erS never fail to leave fmall portion
for their conductor, but commonly take
care not TO leave 70 much as would fat
isfy its hunger. The birds appetite be-
ing only whetted by this parfmony, It is
obliged to commit a fecond treafon, by
discovering another bees nef, in hopes
of better falary. It's further obferv-
ed, that the nearer the bird approaches
to the hiden hive, the more frequent it
repeats its call, and feems the more i'm
patient.
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e6ciai effe6f refulting from this prafti-
ce both in France and America, he has
omitted TO mention in what manner the
falt is given a correspondent there
fore in part, fupplies this deficiency, by
Eating the way in which fall is given to.
the valt aocks of fheep that are kept in
Spain but at the fame time ProfeileS
his Ignorance. as TO whether il is given
10 horfes and horned cattle, by any 9TH
|. er means than that of bringing hay,
which procefs the author Of the article
sufficiently explains :" There are two
kinds Of fheep in Spain the courie
wooled fheep, who remain all their lives
in their country, and who are houfed
every night in winter and the fine
wooled fleep, who are all their lives IN
the open air, and travel every fummcr
from the Coal Mountains of the North
ern parts Of Spain, to feed all the winter
on the Southern warm plains OF Anda-
lufia, Manca and Eltranadura.
From computations madeSwith the
utmof accuracy, It has appeared, that
there are millions Of fine wooled fheep
in Spain. Ten thoufand fheep compoie
flock, which is divided into Ten tribes.
One man has the conducting of a.
He has authority over ihepherds and so
dogs, five to each tribe.
The frf thing the lhepherd does
when the flock returns from the South
to their fummer downs, is ogive them
as much falt as they viii eat: every ow-
ner allows his flock Of 1000 fheep 100
azoves or IS quintals Of falt, which the
flock eats IN about five months T; they
eat none in their journey, nor in their
winter walk. This has ever been the
culfom, anditi is the true reafon why the
Kings Of Spain cannot raife the price Of
falt to the height If is in France, for it
would tempt the fhepherds to flint the
fheep which, it is believed, would wea-
ken their contributions and degrade the
wool. The hepherd places So or 90
fat fones at about FIVE feet from each
other, he frews falt upon each fone, he
leads the flock Aowly thro the ftones,
and every iheep eats TO his liking"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

WHAT an effect the imagination has.
upon the body How many perlons
become i'll, from only thinking that
they are 70 Moliere died merely as he
was acting the Malade Imagenaire in
his own comedy. This gave rife to the
following verfes
The Gallo Rofcius conefcratcd duff,
AloIierc's remains to this FAD urn we truf.
MoIierc whole matchlef mimic pow'rs Of Eaec
PIzy'd with each patton Of the human race
Though life, though manners, own'd his matchltls
fway,
Yet Death rcfusd rivalto obey
For as prcfumptuouay he dar'd 10 feign
The horrors of the grifey tyrants reign,
vexd at the magic Of his fcenic art
The indignant monarch reaz'd the part
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juifice Of the peace, entered the ball
room, and put the whole corps INTO
confufon. Cnppcbins, Nms, Sul9ang,
and P1z'aans, fed in all directions !;
fome attempted to fcaIe the walls Of the
garden, fome leaped out Of the win
dows, fome funk into the cellar, but
about dozen young men and women,
who could not render 4 satisfactory ac-
count of thenielves, were put in fiacres
and conveyed 70 the central bureaus.
Among thefe was young, beautiful
and elegant woman, who, having been
drawn to the place BY curiofty, was
allamed TO tell her name but in this
difagrecable predicament, being recog-
nized, the nagiifrate made an apology
to her for the embarras. All the gay.
circles of Paris rebound with the difcoye-
ries made upon this location.
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GA rHlso or snarD. AVE rArcars.''

Every moral charm
That leads in fwert captivity the mind
To virtue.''------ THOMPSON.
THE world is like vaf fea, and
mankind ike vefel falling on its tenn
pelfuous bofom. Our prudence is its
fails, the licences ferve us as oars, good
or bad fortune are the favorable or con-
trary winds, and Judgment is the rud-
der: without this lait, the veifel is tof-
fed by every billow, and viii find fhip-
wreck in every breeze. In word, OBJ
fcurity and indulgence are the parents
of vigilance and economy vigilance
and economy of riches and honor !;
pride and luxury, Of impurity and idle
nefs and impurity and idlenefs again
produce indulgence and oblcurity. Such
are the revolutions of life.
But tread with csu;ious feps the dang rous ground
Befet with fathlefs prccpices round
Truth be yonr guide, dlldan ambition call;
And you fall with truth, you greatly fab
tTis virtues native lullrc that nun thine,
The Poet can but fet il in bis line;
And who unmov'd with pity can behold,
iordid pebble meanly grac'd with gold
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MAsqUERhDE IT PARIS.

From Paris paper.
FOR more than A month there had
been given mafqued Ballsat the hotel
de Ricbheu, in Paris, and in this gay
fcene of debauchery, Pariiian youth Of
both fexes, had ipent the night in folly
and extravaganza. They were chiefly
compoled Of kept women and a6tredes,
but at the fame time many women of
character were drawn by curiolity to
partake, under the concealment Of a
domino, III the feftive fcene. Here all
the intrigues and fcandal Of the day,
the adventures of the boulder were re-
counted, and, in fhort thefe balls were
the central point Of all the fneritricious
luxury Of Paris. The police, however,
did not entirely enter into the fPirit Of
the fcene, but on the contrary, on the
18th inf. at 3 O'Clock in the morning,
body Of 200 troops accompanied BY a
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10
From the STAB, an Englifh paper.
AGRICULT URAL.

IN a former Star we laid before our
readers an important Improvement in
huibandry, by the introduction Of the
ule of falr in feeding, fattening, and
multiplying cattle. Tho the writer Of
the article alluded to points out the ben
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-10

Refolute people alone can be truly
good natured fuch as commonly feem
70 are weak and eaiily Toured.
Who has no friend and no enemy,
is one OF the vulgar; and without tai
ents, power, or energy.
Women's beauty, like mems wit, is
often fatal to its owner.