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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-30

To The Honorable TIE Jy4ts,a 9ft>s
ofC,nm7q P.e1s, u ~ 2. k7 y 2l ti-4L v.
and for BE ,o~y = 1arjyaAL ~ bs E3IC
dy Of pill 1873, a-"srr sH.w,
Z CLNFIER Lane. and ~ -qezer
- Lane, jim. BON IF N-w5.o1 72er, III tad
county, yeom n, and JOB Line " P lrrI, il
fud COMFY, II tth ya'e 'cz-I n Axe as tenants
III common, ol one tn Nv I.I moety W Y d0lb'e
Saw Mi | in fail 20 AMI. With the ..ivi eyes and
a7purtsnances there (. HE Y " ! tv baing
tn. property OF J HI N loq o. r. p, and, veo-
m n; your petitioners icing dcirous NJ 4old NJ
their moiey in ieveral y, hunhy pay YOUR
horcrs, thar after legal notice, ldd m i NAV b.
divided conformahly to Law, and thai they nay
hold and enjoy their moiety With is PRIV ges
and aPpurtenances in tver4Ly and as in duty
bound will ever pray.
SAMU l. THATCHER, Attorney FOE
EBENEZER LANE,
EBENEZER LANE, JUN.
Job LANE.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-30

DIED-ia THIS Town, on iuelday morning lan Mr..
JOHN BhGLEY jun. .ed III. younget iou VI N.Y..
John Dta wv merchant. Hl WAS al enerpri.g and ac-
lOm.i.n,d Young mao
A. Y-aoraty morning after three days illneE Nh.
JOINS PUNNHAN aged OF. Tie was al afoGionate
hubiud good p4rcnt. and valuable member Of foci-
cay.
July "a, died II Thon alton much lmcn,ed he
amia1e Mils RELlAN F BROWN, eId1R daughter Of
Sasuei b ,cn tlq. aged l9 years
a blooming youth. loving oh.ld
Her temper fly Ct. her carriage mid
The dear reflect ons c.t behind
Sooh the afflicted parents mind"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-30

We ere herpy 70 learn thl, me Ptg of Knowledge
wh'.h pa, XIV oag been luuvC 81 admiration ana Won
der, has actually arrived 10 this town. and has been
h'i'cd lucccli.- evening, 70 crowded and re poet
ab.e audiences As this exhibition tends to inltru1t
youth RIFE ambition ia the 5ender mind < heart where
thc Phhc opf "a may pccUzte he lerou, ad rire and
the gay b1 elevated htd indeed ba Gi more happy
10 find he pruDr tor meets with that generous iupp3rt
due n him on this occrGon-m.Ic ESPECIALLY as JLs
phtnom non proves to dcUontra.on tha, what y too
often h uoht mpohhIe want, only TBS dnt porlever-
ance and 'uduiry to .ur~ cunt every JLGlclu m
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-30

THE Seleamen of any town, az other per
n fans who are in want Of mutFet o. cannon
POWDER, may know IT the PoR Oti-e IN
Porlind, where they can PurchIf4 iuPfly Oh
reafopable terms. July 70.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-30
A.aelf5ia, JUNE p, 1898.

SubGcriptionsa re rafting in Richmond
for building flip Of war for the ule
Of government.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-30

TIE proportion Of the direct Tax
of two millions, for this State, is two
hundred and hxty thoufa2d, four hun
dred and thirty-hv@ dollars, thirty-one
cents, and two mills.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-30
Marine

No late foreign aryivals attbis port.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-07-30
80 PHENOMENf0-tNSt,,'

In VIII Oh The public will TO, be disappointed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12


AIS MAJEsTY's MOST GPhc,o,e
ANSWER.
IVY Lords and oeaiismen,
NHlhing could be moe r. d..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12


.o"'og mott gracious Speech from the
lh1eae
ny Lords, and Gsmleuer,
y IS mstter of grea, concern 70 me.
tha tne eArneit endeAvoars which /
ns'E Continued to employ, laee La
me- YOU "a Parliament, to reftore 70
my iutJeets the Bieihngs of Peace, on
ieeufs aF'd honoraSie terms, hsvc un.
hsPpty been rendered iueite6tuL.
ne Deelarstion which nav.
canlsa 10 DC pvbliihed, aud the o,bsr
papers which have directsd &c bela,d
before ecu, viii, sa coafdens. abuoa
An'y prove 20 you, aAo 20 the world
ins' every itep mas been taken ON r,v
part which couid tend 10 acceIera,,. H..
conei1iions st peace, and that the Ian
'aeiay aud fEaI rupture or the ney6ciao
tion are ioisly 70 be alcIibsd 10 the -
v4iise conduct, the uawsrrauesble n,e.
tenhoes, and the inordina,e anbjt,oo
of 1neie win whom we have 10 con-
SEND, and, above all, to their lnve,er,ts
-1nimolty againtt thvie Kingdoms.
=" nave the fullett reliance. uns.,
Sac o.efings of Prov dence, on tha VI;
e9arand widen Of your counfeIs and
"a the zeal, magnanimity, and coursor
q great ADD t'ee people, fcnGble s6si
hsy Afe con'endina for their deagea
lAtsre,ts, and determined 20 thew tl,em
'slyss worthy of the bleG ines which
'6ey are ttruggling to preiesVe.
Compelled as We are, by the aoa
sy'aeh' neceiitY, to Perfsve,ein tho de-
,9ilee 81 All that's dear TO us, till a mar.
Jun md pacific ipirit lhall prevail on
'he part ct The enemy, we have the a.
Hsise.loo OF knowing that we poIlets
''eans and reiourGes proporr,o6ed 70
'ne otIeets which are at ffake
" Oufms toe period Of haitiIi,ies
"no unseF tbe unavoidable picture ot
4reanu'atej bar,hens, our revenue h9s
eo''lnucd highi} productive, OF, ma
ional lnduttTy ha. beer EXTENDED ana
ouf commerce las furpaHsd us fop1,sr
iimHs. 9'e'
he public fpirit of NV Deo,,l. -
ossn sminentIy dliplaysd nav re-.
.ot every Description, haye scon,5s3
'rcih claims 70 ne eileen sna aom;r,
Non OF 'heir coantry md the rens,,.I
ineeshes Ct my navy over al cur d;f
'sfent eheHies have been recently
crowned oy the hgnai and Deceive wei.
'ofH "I'h which Providence has 20
wasded the exertIons of my aes, ~
Ger the Command OF Admir1l -
Duncan. - N0iu
no event coVld be attended w;,b
more imp2rtaEt and beneficial 900.
9usnees' or form a moro btilli,n,"J
e,''on 70 'he numerous and heroic ~
PLOTS which, ia tae eouris Of ii. 30 80
la"r var have RATED to a pitch, bi,bar
70 uneq9s''sd' the naval glory OF the
" 1'%''cmsH Of f4e HogE Of Common,
have directed the sairnsgs. g..
sne eniuing year TO be l4lo bef,,c .,' o
De itate Of the war, is,nss ,o ,hs ".
Py eopiequencss of our recen, &C.. 80 ?.
"~ll ! ofuif, sdmR Of lome di" ,ues<'s'
on OF s@Penie, confidently viz ,h.i
gerous eiFoIs when our s. vas VI
UP ~. "isOiy 'equires. Ia cooG8sr; ~.
wHai may be the beA mode Of 9 .N''ne
Ins 'he heavy expeole which a';I, III = J,
S SI unavoidable, you will, / an WI r.,t u.
uSo' oedr Il. mind taatthe e'''a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
NORFOLK, January q.

y The Editors have to congratulate
thsmielves on being 70 repeatedly e.
nabled to crafty the Patrons of the
HfraH with the Iateif, add conle.
qasntly. the moR important Foreign
Ad7ioes.--- By the fhip Alexander
Capt. Geary, in 60 days from Olaf
gov, (Scotland) arrived lat night,
we have received London pa pers to
the 2ltt OF November, and Glafsfow
to the a4th from rhem we haitily
Gull the following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
LAND for SALE.

I'm Friday the aoth day Of This oreIe,t
~ moNth iJsnusry) viii certainly b..
iod' TO he big isn bidder, for ready n,o'
ney, Pnrinant to deed Of irn(f. exeontro
by the late Rirs. MARY LoeAg. widov
OF CHARLES LOGAN, decfafed, of Pow
hatan county, bearing date Toe 10Th dav Of
Noyember, in the yea. I7o4, and recorded
IN the Richmond Diiiriet Court. thar Va.
LuABLE TRAC L of LAND, con,ainino
Eleven Hundred Acres or thereabouts. f.
iaare on Four mile creek and lame, river
III the county OF Henrico, or iuch a pro.
portion thereof as viii be fuficientto ra;te
tue ium OF 4 755 es, With nterelt there
on rom tue lana 10Th Gay of November.
1874, to iatisfy the three inftalneBts now
due, and payable according to the faio
deed, and alto the charges and cxpeo(es
incurred In the execution of the trufi
The quality of this tract of land is truly
exceiIe q, It aniwering well sior the cui-
lure or tobacco, corn and imaii grain. Ii
adjoins the lands of Nj Peter S1a,n. and
Mr. Richard Sharp, and is well know
ny The mare Of Deep Bottom. A more
particular deicripiion is conceived TO be
unneceiIary, tie purchaier being Left %
yisw the pFemiies, shsfeon the 1ale viii
take place.
ARCHIBALD THWEATT.
Truiiee.
January 81, 1898.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12

Tie Aan6le 44Gayxl5 sfMe Ri,5, 6z,1,
ne LS'@' Ssiif4aI and 1snnwaI ~
CS~isss ,7s m Parliament aRsn5kd he-
Jf~f'4 10 MS 3z'ys<.y on Wfa.xlgay' H.e,
S1791 Eoi'A h's 4hsysyzy Gafict,.
-'Zz. G,seloa1 ,Ss1s,s.ea
We, your Majeity's mofs dutif,l ana
loyal lcsjeds, tho Lords Ssiritu.l ,ns
lemPorsl, Rnd Commons, in PAIL
ment aiiembied, have taken INTO con-
hdssa,ion the papers which your M :.
lsity has besn pie fed 70 dirctt to, no
isio before us, on the iubj CT of me NJ.
g'eistlon INC which yeut Maility bad
catered, VITA a visw of reitor,og 20
your people iecure and beno,sni.,
peace in every ttage Of fbss trapi,c,
tlon We have recognized your r,s;sC
Tvs invariable and unrsni,red r,l;r,.
'aae Tor our pr1iperity and wei r,
wnile we A&vs ieen on the otbe, b,a3
me mGft abundant proofs OF ,he cnn,;-
nuance of thar ipIriI OF inveterar~ -;
monty and Deliberate anbition ~, ,ba
partof str eneInies, ia which IA. o.
tent CONTEXT hsh orisinased.i on,
maJshy's conduct, cnAr. cter,zed bv ~
uneSSsnmpied godernieD, ogennels and
con''itency, mas left 70 the ensmv "a
'nsSoS at ovation, SO ly6terfugs al dit.
guile or aruhce. 1t Can 40 ionoe, :.
denied that tselr CONDUIT * attn,,sJ
Oy a hAed deteTDinAuon Of excludinc
all -.
al means OF Psace, and ct pur6,in1 .,
al hazards, their hofl lie dei,eos 800
me hapPlneiS and i4fety of tl.Ce ~.
dams. Even th vaia presence Of %.
CHG diiPotuoDs is now Abandoned nd
'he resl'PuFPoie OF all thsIr co.oc,ts
and Aiio their msalureS IS as Lnofh
Pcniy and publicly ayowed. Il i :,
Gus laws and government ,hat tbsg
nave declared tneir irteconci,eabls :
,fsd' 10 iscrfice VIII cco,cnf ,1.,n
nu' thai Of our Liberty; NO coneeGi > :
ttitUtion. "PPy Soh~
), onder iuch ei,cuG sarcss, We f.eln.
1o'y winch We owe. jn thi, g,e,t Lid ',e
700 ard TO oar Couu,5y. AGO. .'.' -
sae lame isntimerts witch v'.nr =; M
ana as e eo 10y p51' to deei,e 20 you * pe
; "a = T.. ,oe "2fId 'snaebed 80 your hia-
jcsui ~ pnnsiPe c, duty and prat,,.,4. :.
lepnuiIiv that / ia Only from, = a. :, :
~ 'n"El' that We Can io7k. eits.-
-eh' 'AIe'y or permabrat .os,r. 80
e egtei ai"ed To defsud, with aa1S &c nc
, aaS &C.,, Y.nE mj>ays Throne me live,
g-yrrr Tys' ,'e' VI Our fellow fu5jces, ~
s-ssIll'"e aod coudnutioD of on = '.'s
Wy snd he honour AID inds,. W, G S"'
'ns . Il'ih empire. We know ,t' t''ee Z,
,% ',I''s s'e neesiisry W. ave p. 80, sa
60 n'~ke them And rlscne o., H., ots.s 90:
80 =" ina diy'ae prottiion which b.
viii ~. ~ 'ne,,o eoen extended 30 ~
Liberties. N'i'E'oN' Laws a.
MS MAJEsTY's MOST GR6c,ou
ANSWER,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12

LIS preients every motive to IN mar,
you TO tire molf eff Gusl an6 foiti,cd
sSertIons; rhe true value Of an, tenns.
rary iacrihces, which you NAV find ne :
esiisry tor this purpofe, can only he
e''lmated BY comparing them with die
importance Of iupporting eleetu,,lv
oar Public Credit, and conyinciny ,h-
enemy that while xe'retain, an sTcen.
er,ire for the conclllion of pasce =,
late and honorable terms, we po(els ,h-
means, IS well as the Determination ,o
'uPport with vigour this arduoes CON.
tstt, as long as it may be ueceHAry tar
maintaining the hfety, honour aud in
dependence of thete Kingdoms"
NY Lords and Genlemcn,j
+" after the experience In We had of
Your loyalty and attachment 20 m.
snd ct your anxious regard for the in
ssreiis OF my fubjeas, | have onIy :,
recommend to you a perGsyerance in
toe lime principles and conduct.
81 he events every day mutt ,,o,e
and more impress you with iu;f i-c.a
OF The bleiiIngs which we. derive fr,n
our eivI and religious eHablilhmenr<
aud which have 10 long diRinuuiibsd
US among all the nations of Enron,
| heie oietbngs Can only be preferved
by intoxicating and enforcing 6 due re-
Vereace and obedience to the laws hv
feprs'iiog WIKI Promptitude every ar.
supp soa'HurS oar internal tranquil
~, and by naaintainiag ingiolste H.,
happy contribution watch we inhs,,r
rom or Ancetors, on which the fsc.,-
rug and happinsis of every cials cfo,v
Iubjects eiien,iAlly depend"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12

= ul11sO!s E,5@Es J1y 4ale.
WELL WORTH TAB teNIGoN 5R
@R&gHaASr P-AE1G1x.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
Samuel Myers.

Flsf%t Soor but no rbt EsgA-fausrnJ
Has received a frefh iupply
OF hyperion quality
PORT WINE ia pipes and quar-.
ter caiks,
Prime quality SUGAR,
COFFEE and MOLASSES,
3rd and 18th proof ANTIGUA
RUN in hogfheads,
and FRENCH BRANDY in
pipes /;
When ne will fell at moderate prices for
Cain or Country Produce.
Richmond, Auguit 10Th, 1897.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-12
pery Interesting Nezv.
r-N--7
BRITISH pARLIAMENTs
HOUSE OF PEERS,
7bnr1aay, Movsm6sy 2.

AT three e'elcck his Majeey arrived
In she utusl fate, aud delivered the fol-
!o"'oe mott gracious Speech from the
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-24


fsyasrday arrivsd brig Inagfry, Capt.
William IJqey, fran sffaqusmel, qoJicbp laes
be Isjff6s az Auguf. Lsffbere Jcb00-
nsrs Aaa, Pnp0sk Of Baflmors; SAfolk,
Of Neaoy0rk, and Hope, Of BeOerly. On
the aadqoat 6oarded BY tbe Brihb brig
DiALgsnf, IF 20 gins, qoay zQeH treated,
and releaJSG after a Jboyt syanllinatiop.,
On The 26fb.q0as BEARDED BY The Bria6
JrIgate AqNelon, Of So guns, commanded
.by Capt. B3ysrs, qobo iaf0rnicd that TIE
Briaj6 had eraruated Hg6aniola, and
that be aQqs- defined, qgitb The Aquelon
and another trigate, to bring gf't5s zaf
Of the Brif6 ro9bs. On the 27fb qoas
BEARDED BY TIE Brajb Jhb Adventnre of
44gam. A4g. 3lf, Boks brig lillian,
from Arquin fer Baltimore.---Sept. q,
PIKE TIE 44msrican frigats Conftcllation.
IN lat 60, So, ~ lang. II, IS, W. Sbe
bad JSUsrat OsDSLs under eonQoy; her
APPEARANCE 70as ruly noble. Spoke 40ifJ
one Of The eonvoy commanded BY YIN.
White, belonging 10 Baltimore, band to
the HaJanna.
Brig Hazard, Cap. Drummgr1 Of GsoYssssoa
Rsaat5sck, Is ia At Ha,yax.
The American aoop of war Rover, of 40 guns, was
left ia quea Of French privateer Of "A guns Aug
1o which had been in hght Of the Land Of Never Sink
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-24

zf.4RR1ED--At vitai Haven (Ndlae) by rufi-c
VINAL, D EzrKIEL G. DoooE Of Thom4non, 70 ths
anliabIc Nfiis SHseN WIS STOW
DIED--At Philadelphia, Bcnismin Franklin Rache,
editor of the Aurof4
AT Newyerk. Thomas Cfeenlcaf editor Of the Ar
gus.
At NevIoadon. Mr. Cor, Federal Representative.
In NorthcaroLna, the learned anf ingenious AArRs
WILSON, one OF the udgeso Of the Supreme Court the
United States
At salem, on the 18th mt. Mrs. Maria JrnKs.
wife Of Mr. John Jerks aged 81 woman Whole
amable dlpohuon. aud en- aging manners, endea cd
her 20 all who had the happnefs other acquaintance
In this town, Mr.. Abraham Young. aged 50.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-24

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. II. deaths 73
Sept. II, II
Sept. 8, 70
Deaths il AL Apgua, r79s, a6+
In 1893, 6zI
Only 1900 iah4oitaots left the city in 1893.
This year neary $4,000.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-24
. BELLAMY,s LETTER.

u
Has been publilhed, al length and very
tedious vapid thing it is and there is ltds
d0u5t that tuTgid, turning, tergiveriating Tai
/ leTrand was priyy to its birth. 1t, however,
Ike the intriguing MiniRer's Commentary, ac
knowledges that a Loan was demanded That
is, 20 place th- m utter in the true light, that
The United States fhould take 3o.Ooo.o 600 Dutch
1 inicr ptions, which the French had plandered
tIom them, anj which, from he reduced ere5it
of Holland. would not fell in any European
merket, nor among her own or her kind neigh
Dor Citizens; AMI that the United States Gpuld
] give par TO- thefe fragments Of ags. The
na payment Of tbefe infsriPtions IS flbjsd to
tlch cont ngences, that even folly could never
Econtempls X This demaad IS made upon US
+ ths agg'ievej and infulted nation After be-
ing long the sidims to French nfra6fioas of the
laws At nations after being iubjea TO many
tyrann cal ans, (under any circamfanee) ia
" jaa decree after the lols of immeuie property
4 by the operation Of theft DEGREES after being
4detrauded innegoeiations and Bargains with thg
French Government after the laceraron and
II murder Of American citizens after official ca
a EXAMINATIONS of our government after fcnding
IN hree fdcce1iye ENJOYS here to ennbarais, har-
4 Fais, infnlt, weaken and rcvoluionle the Fede
'ai oY9em after taxing veiiel from the Off
f1efs OF our government by force and after
Einiu'ts and injuries al iafAt1Dg- when rheY had
Il pothng but irIhesto cpntrat to hem, fiich as
the briiih Hliniast's name being nftrted before
the french il an Almaaaek . After all theie
mott abomnable ATROCITIES, what does French
Fl ,mPudence propofa Why, Jays one who never
slad good opinion OF the French, " Perhaps
Il my have the efroRtery 70 propofe The fngng
q all dsmands, and % erafe their pretended
ts'is0H7fes, il We VIII fay nothing of our acsg-
'sAaa'sd sOyoEgs." Q vote than this, The devil
would blaih at their inlolence: Ttfy dlnr0ad hi
& ,sa1 2 an fn9ra9ps Janu fmgn.y z! And this
merely to be the preliminary Of 4 reeocia.icu,
.e oeiinltises Of which night ak for our coun.
II y our isauen, our folders, cur vei1sls, and
Z ~ psoeuce OF our agriculture and manufac
-. -and IS this al tc be iet down as nothing,
~ va demand of byibe money IS ret dsrnonlrstsd
I a. tbs f'MpiaJaats and nil.EzsG, with which, |
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-24
CLOTHING MILL.

THE fubfcriber informs the public,
that he has taken the CLOTH &c Mill,
eree-d by Mr. Rusr, il Ruafeli. II .he town IL
Norway and lall CON euee the buduefs III lad W. Il
by the middle Of Ostvber next vine thoia who VIII
peafc to favor bin with their commands nay dtpend
en- the greatea diPateh an1 punanaasy
SAMUEL MERRILL.
Biddeford Sept ~.
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Juf Publifhed,
BY David Wet. B1Lfan.

Numbers 6 & 7 Of Count RUMFoRD's
ESSAYS; or & 2 Of vol I'd.
Thefe numbers, containing 3Io pa
ges Letter Prels, and copperplare en-
cravings, viii be given to fubIcribers in
boards, at dol. 81! cents, which, when
compared, will b. found cheaper than
the former numbers Of this valuable
work Bg2on, Sept. 90.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-09-24
ZTR. BFLLdHT.

OF Hamburg, has, hnce Talcyrand's extraor-
dinary and aeiabis letters, come forward IN a
Psris paper and avowed to the world thar be
was the Perfon designated by Y. in the dif.
patches OF our ENJOYS.
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THE FEVER.

Bgl2on, SEPT. io. Sincsthe return Of the 18th
is have recovered, fOs have died, zen new cafes
have occurred, fqoeaty fve now remain fck, mix
Of whom are on the recovery.
By oraer fbs Ssls7nn.
VILLAS CooPER, Toun Clerk.
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II no per1on That appear to dIlchargc
faid taxes and all nectary intervening charges on OF
before the twenty-frf day Of November neyt mae
o'clock a. NJ 70 much Of the faid lois Of lard as viii
be fucenr to difcharge the fame viii thee Be fold
Public Apc on, to the higheN bidder, according 70
law, at the house Of DANIEL. IACb5cN, lnnholder,
in laid Poland.
JOHN T. MERRILL, Ceitsor.
Z P.lssi, SspietsEsr u, -9s.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from tbs Daniih brig Die Ffeau Fred
IN rica two lsi5Ts SELL u CHRISTIAN CaKh-
SON, 8b0ut 70 ere old: ore y. chem r4thsr aeihy.
the other lpare and Of pale iexioai peak 5roSe1
Enehfh ---Whoeyer will take UP fa'd rnnaw u, AMI
haE receive he above reward AMI III Sr.EAry char
grs CHRETiAN J4RO0NSLN.
PoraEsz{ St5i.
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NscvYork. No abatement Of the fever has
yet taken place here. The eaa end Of the
city is almoh depopulatcd. The watch is
doubled for fear Of incendiary attempts and
rohheripS
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ANSWER.
TO tie Grand .ffafys IF The Djtqrii7 Of
@ Maine.

* GEETLEMEN,
Your addrels Of the 4th of this month
has been tranfmitt@d to me as YOU re-
quoted, by one.of my ancient and ef-
tened fFiends, Judge Sez0aA The
mercenaTy views Of the French repub-
lie, have been Efficiently nlanifeited,
for courie of years, by their purchaf-
Ing iuPPlies, without any thoughts of
payment by their continued depreda-
tons on our commerce, and Especially
by their infamous laws againlf all neu-
tral navigation. But the dispatches of
our ENJOYS have completed the climax.
Thefe meafures might be confidered as
merely mercenary but the repeated
inlolence to our ambaaadors, difcovers
hoitility, contempt, and inyeteracy, be-
yond example. The fatisfaaion you
express, in the addrefes of our fellow
citizens, 70 full of virtue, patriotifm, &
heroilm, is confident with your charac-
ter, as untainted Americans.
When you offer me your all, for the
defence Of your country, you do the
higheft honor, both to yourfelves and
TO me. ToHN ADa1s.
QUINCY, SEPT. 7.I7oS.
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The patriotic and federal town Of
BgcKsToN (not Bpxton) on the ealt
fde Of PenobEcot river, has forwarded
an addreis to the Prefdent, applauding
his administration and pledging to
him and their country all the aid in
their power to fupPort the meafures
which fhall be adopted for the fecurity
ofthe honor, dignity, and independence
of the United States.
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Pu5l1c Iu6Hon.

LvE|EL AItELtEDtSs
=
On Tuefday, the a5th inf.
Mt TENSCfek. n. IA.
Will be fold for the benefit of the IN
der4Vriters, the HULL Of the Brigan-
tine REBEccA, as fhe now lies at u
'nion Wharf.-A5o, The remains Of
her Cargo, conGfing Of 100, 900 Boards,
ao,oco II. O. HID. Staves, 100 HID.
Shocks, 4 Houie Frames, = barrels Oil,
So barrels Picked Salmon. sale To
be on Union Wharf. 4. Terms
at time and place Of fale.
EDWARD O1NARD, Aaaioaesr.
Portland 81 S18t. 1898.
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haPPT r-.isa which 70 numerically pre-.
walls among all clafes Of our citizens,
we hope and mean, BY Gods bseainp, to
maintain our rights and Liberties and to
tbs endwe offer you our all; attic fame
time wiih45n6 our beloved Prefdent may
be continued a rich ana lalfing bleifing
to the American people.
Sig1e4 Il 5ebqJfeftbs Tu,y, BY
MARK LANGDON HILL. I7ogsu.,
Voed Vnsnime ufy That the Honorable Iudae srw-
ALL be requstsd forward this Addrcls,to me Prs-
esnt Of the United STATES. 'l 80,
MARK LANGDoN HILL, Faemaa.
S9hat@ 46, 1893.
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a Tbe .Egle If TIE foLlozOiuo dim

e. Tbs Jas IF TIE follozoing dsiin-
qaeat lots, is p9fponed fran The N efOc-
fo6er, hNfbe twenty-frf Of November,
THE nonrelident proprietors of the
Il feyeral lots Of land lying in the town of Poland
IN the county Of Cumberland hereby notified thar
the fame are taxed for the State, County and Town
taxes IN the bills committed to me the Slbfcriber 70
eoleet tor the year 1871 in the Fepeclyc iums fol-
lowing, viz,
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As Monroe lays. g utriezas ony5t te Be elsaJ;.''
Shall we willingly fuF1r every other iadisnity
and exatiion if the French rulers do not de
mand yperiai doyceur. They can eaGly aecos
madAte their reqoifiSions to iuch an arrange
nl-nt' though The money may ultimately go 10
The lame uie. Lgaewy.
The Wilmington mercury. ([Wilmington, Del.) 1798-1798, 1798-10-04
FIFTH DAY (7HUns) EVENING, TENTH MO.
(OC7) 1798

Collected far tbe W1lmngion Nero
DONATIONS reeeiaed this Day.
From The Neigbbombood Of
HoCKEssoN
Robert Montgomery, 4 dollars
A Citizen, 3 do.
Jehu Dixon, 8 do.
James M'Collam, 3 do.
Samuel Little, 3 do.
William Woodcock, 3 do.
Frederick Schroeder, z do.
Samuel Head, l do.
William Philips, l load of bark
and 3 doHars
Thomas Jacklon, l dollar
Thomas Kitchen & family 2 dsl-
Ms IS cents
Thomas Dixon, do.
Albln ran, 50 Gems
Alexander CUTLERY. dollar
James Wilton, 3 do.
Stephen Wilton, 3 do.
Ephraim Jackfon, z dcb. 20 cents
Spencer Chandler, dollar
Robert Gif1in, l load Of 7c00d, 8
B ! dollar
Peter Plankinton, I doNu
llaac Chandler, l doHay s. cents
John Yetman, s doHars
Archibald Armttrong, 3 do.
Thomas Robinfon, / do.
William Armifrong, | do.
David Mef1er, l do.
jonathan Atkinfon, / do.
John M 'Beath, 2 do.