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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
GERMANY,

~ H. q
The Turklh ambaGAdor has received dic
patches from Conaantin0Pl:, BY An e1traordi.
nary courier, which mention that the treaty Of
alliance Is Egred between England, RnRia, and
lie P9Jts-The courier brought 10 account
relative 10 BucnlPar,e but merely dfpatches
relative to The treaty Of tricndlh.P ard alliance,
which ths Sublime Porte was irrol=d Cd form
between Rufia and other powers. IL Is certain
that Bu0nIParte, few days a'-er The defeat of
the French fleet, ieut fpa,chcs TO the DireGo
ry, and informed il Of The fate of his army,
which Fad iuAercd very much from The climate
and bad water He reque6s the Directory to
lend him with ,hegreatelt expedition a reinforce.
n.cnt If a large body 1T troops ; ard to
iend out The lycond diviion ut The Toulon
feet, TO place admiral Brueys il fuch a litua-
ton, that he may have no reafon TO fear the
Enqlih feet. The contents Of the di!patches
VI EuonaParte had been made known at Con-
ltantnoPle ofHcialiy through tie Turkith miniC-
ter, to the foreign nliniRers.
There will yet he RATED in the Turkifh En-
pire, 10000 men.
FkANcRFoRT, OCT. Q.
A courier from Admiral Mellon has arrived
at N KS, in which HI: informs the Engla
dor, Hamilton, that NE would not
leave the coat Of Eg Pt before he had dcfroy-
co entirely the remaining French vedels lying
at Alexandra 70 prevent Gen. Buonapartc's
retreat 10 Europe.
VENICE, SEPT. go,
II cur neiShbourhood every thing aHumes a
warlike appearance. IN the MAJ ziaes and
boundaries they are employed daT and night
nccGlnly. Here is The dePol. Of Eun pow
der and artillery for the imperial aray # lta.y.
Our carlton corfi1s of 1900 ra=n. Near
Verona the Imperial ttoors have formed 4
camp oF 10000 m-r an Their If 1900 meo,
is fotmsd near PaIua. The a-,hduke J.l Il
is dali. exPcacd to ,evicw the troops The
French 1IrFifon at M4n;ua conifs VI Coco
men.
The Wilmington mercury. ([Wilmington, Del.) 1798-1798, 1798-10-02
THIRD DAY (7UEs) EVENING, TENTH MO-.
OCT ?,
[CoAe7ed far The WiAm4gtoa Meycu,y.]
(OCT.) 2, 1898.

N''f4S 'Oft 49, 'f'
DONATIONS received this Day.
Jehu Dixon, I had qeood
Jofeph A1hton, Ano
Joieph Shipley, baH-c0yd ditto
William Candy, quarter cord do.
Sarah Armfrong, dolzW
The follo5ev4g 7oeye coAeGedandto
7cQrdei N Nathaniel Walters &
Joieph Pennell:
Abraham Sharplefs, ? Neep
John Sharplcls, Neep
John Smith, Hceb
Mark Wilcox, z Neeb
Thomas Pcnnell, 2 Neep, md1
lamb
Jacob Pile, 6J. butter, and fur
fo1e'A
Joleph Pcnnell, aNrcp, mdG1
fozeA
Notes Palmer, Eeeb
Stephen Hall, .Beep, 9 4 to1oly
John Pierce, un. 2 Eeep
Thomas Pierce, 2 Neep
William Hammond, Eeeb
Nathaniel Walters, 6lb. butter s.
E fozeb
John Palmer, Alb. butter and 4
fo7eL
William Trimble, 3 cbeeHs
Thomas & John Newlin, c1Vt
-four
Thomas Million, 4 fozcls
Goodwin Pierce, z dollars.
Fulfilled BY Order Offhe Board,
THOMAS MENDENHALL,
Prefidenr
JAMES LEA, jun. Secretary.
The Wilmington mercury. ([Wilmington, Del.) 1798-1798, 1798-10-02

KID DAY (7UES.) T.
(OCT.
[CoAsIed far The
HEALTH-CFFICE.
WMingtoa, 1otb Mo. (Oa.) 2.
DE A THIS,
For The aR T7ceay- -Four Hours,
ending 6 o'Clo,k ibis EOeuiAg:
Jofeph Wallace, =
James Lea, fenior,
Jofeph Tatnall, junior,
Ann Smith, fbe H9/pHaL
John Fletcher,
Elizabeth Savin,
Ann SummerhM
Borough Hlflfal Reb01.
From II 10 I'D Of Iotb Mo. (Oa.)
Admitted, 2
Died,
Discharged, cured, Q
Remaining in Hofpital,
one of whom dangerous,
TOTAL DEATHS,
From 8tb Mo. (Aag.) I. 10 lob
Mo. (Oa. 2-mcAnfve.
Adults, I64
Children, 10
Tot. ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
NEWYORK- Ntnr.mler -

u ihould be cuifom with tie printers of
republican ncwipapers in our. country, to
Publiih, at leat ouce year, the following
proPhetic remarks Of Thontas Ieferlon, Ef0
written during our late 1rugele for indcpen-
denee,- They diipley, in few words, the
philosopher, the fateiman, the pItrior, and
the man Of penetration. lie truth OF them,
We believe, will not be contelIed by even the
advocates for iga'i5ilay and Britifh inau-
ence,
But is the fpirit of the people an nfaI-
libIe, permanent reliance. Is it govern
ment is this the kmd or protection we re-
ceiye in fsturn Tor the rights we give up ;
Beidss, the iyirt Of the times may alter,
qcW alter Our ruirl zvM become corrgbt,
oar people carcleia. a Jfrgle 4ealot may
Commence pcrleeutor and 5eifet mea be bis
victims 1t can never be too often repeat
ed, that the time for fixing every eHsntial
right or Legal BATS Is while our rulers are
honea, and onr.c,sc5 United, From the
concluGon ofths wan, hall be goi1g down
hill. II vii not ther b. aecenary 70 refort
every moment to the people for Cupport.
They will be forgotten, therefore, a1d their
rsbJ GffgardeG They viii forget :hen.
feiyes, but in the fole faculty Of making
money, and will never think ofvnisiog 70
effect a due ref2ea for ybeir rights. The
facklss therefore, which mall nor be knock
cd OF at the concluGon Of this war, Will re-
main or Us long, viii be made be9q'iey AVID
tlaGier, tiil our rights ihall revivs Or sT9'r
in congallion."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30


THIS aGiou tool; place in aofct;a ~,
I, one ofthe noc:hS Of the Nile, with tae
enemy at au anchor when the B,ili,a firs;
ran ia (e&cepting th7 leading hip, the Cui-
ioden, which unfortunately got on ihore;
aEd anchored alongtiic the French with h, az!
and ilern anchors.
aiiUfe q. j,Ss qated IN Re dl$afe'-. 10 Lard
s.. PinseYf.
The French tranfports ran iutc the Nile
AID Buonaparte landed with oaly a few DAYS
proyihons on hand, with about thirty eight
thoniand men, two thouiand having been cut
TO pieces on an attempt 70 land at Alexan-
dria, where they expected a paiIiye receipt
on. The laa difpatches Gate, that the on
!y fupplies Buonaparte could get were lit
Tie rice and water, brought to him on ca.
me's oy the Arabs, but thatthe Turks were
taking meaiures, not only 70 cut of this Tue
cour, but to march agsiult bin
The crew of the Timoleon, when the ilip
took iire, attempted to fave themielvcs on
ihors, but were all Quito pieces THE L ORR
en;'aPeople were in Part deitroyed in the fame
msnn r, and blown up, only Few efcaped
perhaps into the woods % itarve.
i've French aeet al the time Of The a6fi-
on, had only five days proyiIions on board.
The following is a aalement according to the
foregoing account, ofthe killed aud wound
ed in the Birth feet, under rear admiral
Mellon, in the engagement at tie mouth |
OF the Nile, inclduiny ofiicers.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30

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). 'fs' asa''' S'91sG. L~,% s-si i-ys II .; e.
''1ES 81 f"te9.js'rtcc cs4f ,.c4.l E,s,, sl.,.a.
~ --jro1 ts,7'se a .,o-ey az Ais-rlft. n \,
.yl'i = eel ~ %.3'eTesf 6orr:o@;, g, MAJ s
<f'f ne eszTeR'rrcs q tra,rs@u.,l! 1Es Ak
;9e5 @@o.tie<'r 8, -Hr Br.js,r: Ci,,t Gu
7'aT, Of Evfia, 81 coar~Gt7. =. Saq.4:., E.l.a.
o ne /1Ge. ars Get Lfol..ef ..a.f4. .7sl
fis'ee, En- ,5eh.fh Aljhie, ~ III. Va
fAaG'ef ii 7s:ee, Grd Casf EiS..k 4st
;s33|f n''afafigabIe ahisai;aafe al G'a} fl.&5
nc 1'.fns/', i5io, zpeK kg9:sn SRI iee jz,fA 1p
,s'sciafea, 70 assd an eass.au.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
Guns Ill favour oF the French

This enga gemest inwh;ch the Britifii have
taken 9 fhips ofthe line, t:own up two, funk
one frigate and urnt another. may be rank,
ed toremoit amongt the many bloody naval
action; which have taken place in the 18th
century, but whether il win have any effect
IN haiten.ng a peace IS Doubtful. Should
Buonapartc's expedition to Egypt prove IN
tucceisful, aad one defeat be added to ano-
ther, II viii certainly nave great weight in
the preient negotiations Of Europe; but
ihoud he, on the contrary, be fuccefsful, it
is not likely but the +, nch may Rand out as
firmly as ever in ths demands aganf the
combined powers. But population IS vain;
tor negotiation is carried 10 fnch length
AZ the prefent time, that iht,e is no Judging
from appearances.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
PORTSMOUTH. (MH.J Eov. 3.
THE H9UEDUC7

n Bird afeafoBrizf and PD5be a'ifLy pr
uad.i be nbaIiaaft Il Poytluoai6. and rrn-
dc,t itesr no AsG 7eorfiy 81 q2P'ogle hS4s fsf'r
reigblour5 IN msre Jiaa45ieg eebaaL'.---.4
E,gli,iafioa 7oos jons ma. jfste ee~qf@ ar '6'
bwSa,f of(abbJieg ijs ie5a5ifdD's 7ggi6 79a'e''
By ,asass 5fas -fgleJgS, fan n iegf 2 3 3
s,ilst 6qsni.--GrosaE fo, f5s pHrfg's e0ef
6,eica ajogf fx ~oatb' S2f and e4.1ag5 zoe
A''e taiamii5 brefepiri n'"ay ia<'1fs'.gf (.7'
barrqiiacaiS, SET fr'sv1'ga-s Ho' ~ jn
fsragas'si M e,4rst-, tss. ~ S'5'S -;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
FROM TIE MEWL0NDoNB BEE.
7o onR SUsseRfaERs.


The patrons Of the BEE cannot imagine
that the Printer can lubff, like fataetroa +;
upon ois---or that he can lee, Ike 6ea,,
without fyei or like ret, without psyiog
reaf--of that he can make paper, Ike can
jwo, out of nothing, or that IL can iud dol
lars, like 1opy-dig91J, in the earb. to pay
his journeymen and pot-riders. They will
therefore See the neceGity of forwarding their
dues before the winter icss in and their hearts
or purics are frozen-Is rot " the labourer
worthy OF his hire" why then do sc not
pay him Wood, produce, or any thing
Except pdmpkios) to keep thanksgiving
with, thankfully received, and t4b hflrwiil
GOT be feat back. &. HOLT
III above humourous hints, tho the me-
rit Of them lies with the aathor, would fe,ye
for the greater pat Of the papers ia the Unl-
ted ftates.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
81, NORFOLK, Mo7em;er q.
.tSssEs. PR!Nrsss.

Nogje&, Nos. ~.
P'eqs gire re tfai!ozsmy q carr, IA ygur
fba4ter. md jon c0;R aaueb o6kge lie eab.4iz Of
tie fcbeear5 RarSe,', n5tV ia Han3fon R9aA5;
- bd' ca a5e 1 sri ef0gsJlr, Jriar amy
one day '''am .Tanaica, qoaJ 5onrc!td -ky ne
frsseb pri7atetr SGglparsil of 10 gins and
CTR examining 7Sr 3dlaeri, acre 70 good az 10
raj tbt /edoaacr eiff1nr bd,,reis IF 5ssaa, fzoo
81 5esf, md T2yif5 q ny qyafeb and .je gysa-
Ter PR 81 ny qoepfag eeppsrel, IS ereil as ma
'.s @fmy hfdme" then ajirr eaR,1g me a d.
nd 14rnritan rgSal. Iafcred ne 70 free.lf on
'ly Ooyage.
TOHN MASON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30

n bar.isa. Tia "a, s,iaisI Lis. Ib.
i:ea reeoperrd,sy Tie bars IS i5s,ooo aa
Ldys.
November "a.
We learn thar at meeting Of the Aca-
deny of Medicine, held on lueldly evening /;
ii VAS reiolycd thai eulogiuns fho,ld be pro
nounced on two of their late members, Drs.
Cooper and Sayre, who fell martyrs to their
humanity, during our late epidemic. DIR.
Cox Is 70 prepare the eulogium OF Or Sayre,
aud DIR. Meafe tha, of DIR. Cooper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
From the 9osroa Csaoatets.

II !. fsrprizips hss while ne Cersnel
&c a'e coNaauiiy 1uGhg. and 80 lbs moe
icpTi!5us r7nneF iyiuE ne members Of
Corg'sis, llit V,cs fsnt, &c. thaf iuch
pa?e.s ;hoUld haze tes ibtnav 20 char.
.'S Chfcpclc whh -. tabiira oas
Lttii,e citizen OK ever -icles u,,,,
"a CO . pFolsciriap ~, con. aaJ
ne wiii We a''ie 70 Judge, a.. r a..
: !" 0''~-s y 'A'f1 g, 'nd rs" O.. q. 4
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RASricOIAss os tbs rLs4sINo DrscoyERr


TIE nOs.y 4Obicb 4uas GO1en from, tbe tank
81 P'aggfOaaia al fbe e,,uu-nremeut of he
JsVer, IS ao1o ba9piiy refav. ct to 7paJin iqoo
fsolfond doA'arS ; and, IL IL cxpci7tS run tbaf
aisH be yet reeoDrred.
HJfems that tbe only peyj6ps engaged IN The
olf'asfs, IOerr Ljaae DaviS, a carte1iey, md
~e porter eob0Rcpim he 5aak-1bis 8orler,
Tys n"dryfa0d, ba9 abtEeg for a vaeaat elsrk-
.t6ip in Abs 6anf bit as be Gpas nor n Il b,r.
J0"' +" 7oa5 refgje6kiu: Determined on reva,qs
@s concerted tie Plan Of rolling TIE tanE qoa5
Aei5 Da0t. One day, after tbr baak 4Vaf GDf,
ana oefors TIE eDHlebmrn lad fakes fbei,- pogs,
"f P'eSf9 Poe Iocks Of be iran door, effbe popls,
a q, baaded tie rOnsy 9af 10 DaVis. TBsy
"DsH adjourned 10 fame neigbboring place and
MV-,l'H n. The next aaoraiag fbe boriey ran
20 tPs eofsier IN a /femisgfy srcat figbt. and
Dy0'"lSH b''a Of IRE ifuaiioa Of TIE 6dat. rs
'Ne man Sad eo,nr HE mn i,reotoaebaJs eBa-
racer Had a1d ia fir a tale, be evns not 6.c
fe"ed. In Gborf fime after IBIS, De 6o,ter
Ipai tfizrd qo1b fbe prevaiiag Evsr. n,
Joos a; DaviS learnt IL, he aosoI 10 bin and
Gey'rfd bi'' 10 give bis Aore ofibe money mo
-.
"H DavzJ1J care until be recovere4. In h,
P,gJt'cian, q, jane affcadani e1igBf find n. and
'tFreey lead 10 a djieovsyy -7Bs o0rf.r III
10 e5e IN feqo dgys qfier delyiien Jsizedbio,.
ara ar, re 0ieS qOaboM mailing any eoaf-lE,g.
Sas f9r fortune ifemed 10 favoy Davis. -
1S'"ff9g biwifJfa Oso ceu,e, Dasi, n, NJ
Il' tsN'''@ge and pair, and f,eIcaosd 5af az
1T9ia'ran had artT0sd al IN 7-orf. IN -o5;-I
"e1ad fea orf an oovestsye. -As-I,geM, =.
yfn'1Tea 70 Ha1fa large ds5slfm fbe Ia1k er
Ft'llyfVoT'a. TIE eqi5ia- Sereeipfgo 70 5z,s.
a pm ea,yieS 10 TIE credit If hi, ma. s,s,
t,'rPryed, and igfetmed fbs er,fderf. n, :
e0rr a f4leieieas qlbeS, tley nS,eed l5oI n.
e,gfs'r 1Sgala faqrirs If tie stber tank, 49,
5 ,y D@S.s Ind mat any dJ,e6ts n,,e aiS
Cp'. an i'vs2igafieaif 7g7s t6ga1 sssf ,, Lgi
eesS''sd17,co d5Lia,s ia ne f5yes 5.@S,
Ire P'9fer mum e,sss lin lsk.a IA Lu.r
b'.tycf9rsf, eqf, aby1 rs4a'aqiisr. be oo,. I
Jl5's@ 6'' cai9igy, and qgperf ~ i5s linn, ,,D, !
% S've ~ I'll ne noley Il 81 al.ir.n. s,-c-
fe'' 'i'P cH sgfS 81 ant ivc5 81 es.,G,;s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30

.d;ie OF 4 iLcl 80 az tat I've 6af.ts.
's."u@ irl-, IS 'VGcce.a stir iGptl,". 10
,i0l IA fae mott I,it 'ei,t ts;lSci ons OA
reese!, az I',rsreS wish her manga IS
tlSn;,h; l;,Di..e. Is Hsr-s!i,l .bis instr
ems, aus espo.el 0 The diitrefag lIns;a,a
2 s,t'Ya'---iy froa5 Aflc7s pat OF wo,Is
h.ch Gre never intenusd bv ,hs auth.g,.
In ire gnyer.rneny. can 1;,=ns .e 4ucu
..It,Gl opcI2C.op u Law
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
BAlTIMORE, November ~.

Captain Vibert, of the fehooner America, in
- days from Cadiz, has brought an ac-
count of the action between the French
and Britiih fleets in the mouth Of the Nile:
from OH board the Vile de Paris, admir-,
Jervis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
hNEcG0TE,
oefqIM.ft 80 -.

@jfer f5e 6aifls ej 1osyseaS, IN cVtisb zav-
'etoA'@ a'agsaas ev.ss tofo@g5y 5aahel iyA5}
Atnerseda,, b a,e2g " 8is E75i, aad ,lzizg ii:
lroa' q fbe lac, communicated 10 h!s~ 4I+.3
ORDERS 70 give no quaster there ejie- II J5ays
fine gh,t5,:q IN aiii9n cv5as lie -Eaerlegr
miEt,q f5rssV ae1'a Her arm. and l,-ged ia
t5fir A0tf, eas ef tt10' agj,ysfeL. &. -5yr,
qJei S0sH gfVs o. qaa'te;.' 5nt q: aye a,e III
jsqrsi9iHs et q hurry, cvs'K oqy halve ycs so-r,
@74 quarter lSI rs eHs zane 6d<k - aed Ia
6sa0r4i them 0oson qpr5 mi, S,5ses.
:" 3b'l Hqv:tts Psls. ff0m no.th 10 a.o-i,,
and esfiisa laaghte. n he na4F Of sGyy,ass!
Here fkeie mn az ienjs -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
PETER TINsLEY, c. c.
To Farmers.

a PERSON now ia Richmond, : native Of ENG
I y land, who san produce the u.oa ppaoubtsl
and reputable eftmonials Of having been -e.,.!srJy
bred IS Farmer and Seediinza md Who mas had
the iuperntendsnce I'd tew-Ediap Of three o. FOUR
ol the met eilates ~ the county al Norfolk IL Ea
gland md VINO from rcldeHec in this counsr,
daring which he has been engaged IN the mana :
ment OF ieversl plantations, docs not heGta, 10 ly
that he believes hei now pol;iI.d of knowleJgs
OF the different ios OF this fate TO enable him
manage Farm 10 adyenSage Tic is aif0 wei
aequsinted with ailsafvs peculiar 70 Horles and
Cattle III this country, having prsetil-d thc medj-
cal knowledge of FnIieT with great ft.aceis, thq
reiuls Of regni3r lpdy and long praaihng th4t
branch IN Britain.
Any gentleman who wines 70 employ pc-cor
Of the above Description, w;n receive the neclIary
information by applying to the Ptinter hereof
Richmond Not 10 I -62
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30

We hear from Annapolis, that, the amend
meu,s 70 the Federal Cona5ution, for ex-
Guiding aliens bern from the councils of the
Union, propofed by the fa,e Of Manaclw-
fetts, viii fhortly come before the Aat,nblv ::
but that being conceived an ex;9yf f72o law.
1t VIII not be concurred IN By this fate, with.
out modification. Bali L,teL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30

The French by compelling their young
men TO fgbf (onr gar. for thei wives, viii
doubtlels rsile the value OF the fir tex, and
the character of rnatrimony. The ladies are
thus made the rewards Of valour, and the de-
IRE of conuub'aihappine.s will derive an ad-
ventitious Importance by the difficulty Of OBJ
tainingit. Indeed il is in fome neaiure re-
itoring ihe old eIicalro4s ia!hion, wien =
knight dnrit not preiume to ak Aaly' 7,Ve
til! ne has been beaten to mummy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-11-30
T0HN MAs0N.
K 4 C II ~ y " D:
FRIDAY, NoysAs4e go.

TIE foiioqciag gentlemen are e1sey niemle,s
Of CoRsr5's. for fbe .Rate Of Mggas5gEH5.
Ha,riion @. OTIS, samuel Lyaian, Samuel
S'vOsh, Bailey Bay1hn, William Sbebayd
jain Rcd, and ,51gjfp5 3. Ya,nam.
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VIRGINIA

liz TIE 6zCH c0UR7 or cEA!Nc SRI
BETWEEN o.,
Archibald Ander!on, Hcnsy Carrot and Mar
taa ms wife, David And-rfou, Ihcm.s A4sfi-
v'ether and Polly lis vile, Fr.rcis Ander-
ION, Elizabeth Anderfca, Luey A--s-ion,
William Anderlou, and Ssraa kudcrioo
WINCH isid 5chibald, Martha, David, Polly, :
Francis, Eiizahs,a, Lucy, William. and ss-
Tsh, are cmtiIsn OF David An3erf,n. dcceai-
Cd, and the Ave ialt % whom being infar,rq.
appear BY, the isid 1horras RGe.iaetl;er, ti..,r
next frieri. laiPrr AaIar.ca, * sddy l'hon,p- {
lon and Elizabeth his wife, Nicholas Ardrg- !
Ion, David Anderion, SARAH Andsrlcn, Ci,ilY
e ndericn, Nancy .A'fe-foG. and Edmund
r nder'on. vliich f,it Ji!Pcf, Elizabeth, Iii
ckoias David. Sarah, C,e.ly. Nancy and 3D.
mund, arc ohiic,en q Eictlrd Anue.ion, &c
c.aied, and thg thl-e IN Of whom, 10 vat
Cic.!y, Nancy, and Edmund. beng Inf.u,.
appear by the iaid Iaiper, their next friend,
Ann Minor, Matthew ApdeFion, Chr.DoPhcr
add.on AID Sa-sh ms WIFE, E5.nual Al.d-.-
ION, aud Samuel AH1sIion, plai15iGs
AND
Saf7oel '}iits Nathaniel Andclfo1. Thou1as An
oerfoa. ana benjamin rCl=r, defendants.
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NIX NM 7 u
MIR. JERMAN BAKER ofP,i.riburg.
to Miis NJ. B. EPPgS, daughter Of ca,
FsANois EFFgs, Of Cheiterheid.
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FEDERAL SCRAPS.
FROM rINNo's SHEET.

eLissRry--It is Gne founding word,
but noa of thofe who ule il, mean notihng
more by it than fIrty 10 epprslf ofierS,
.hesnfeIves uncontrolled by anv hyperion au-
thority. [broof tbe Sea;;::on La1y!l
GovERSm Er.-The chief buineis OF
government is like that of a nurie, TO him
der thofe who ave under their care from do
ing mitchell to thernielyss, OF which they are
in perpetual purlut, aud perpetually angry
with thole who endeavour to prevent them. ;
II rs fer exqn,,5Ls he pe0pe Of sbe. United
Slater are jo jfAy as net 10 kn0cv go6at's gooI
f6, them, jota- old 1uoma7 IS therefore nresgary
20 present them from turning .bei, fngcrs !
"ilail Columbia happy land."l
The Migrants of Egypt viii no doubt re-
icicc,- I" and rub the elbow at the news
of the approach OF Buonaparte, as they viii
probaly regard it'd tending to the fulhlncnt
OF prophecy they have among them, in
which they place implicit confidence.
Years after years lhall roll,
Ages DER ages flide,
Before the Worlds controul,
Shall check the creCcent's pride.
BaDihed from place TO place,
Wide as the Oceans iosr.
The mighty Gypfey race
F, Shall Witt every lhore.
But when the hundredth year,
Shall three times doubled be,
Then ihall an end appear
To all their laveIy.
Then hzll the warlike powers
From dihant chimes returns
Egypt again be ours,
Aud Turkiih turrets burn.
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The Editor of the Boaon Centincl exul-
ringly mentions, that lately liberty Pole
ltermed by him a Iacobin P9t) which had
been erected at Dechatn, had been proaraied
with the dirt and that Que FAtRBAsxs, a
deiudsd riHgka@r, charged with being an ar
es2ary in erecting this rallying POI 1 Of mfr
redisa and eivH zvar, was unprecedented by
the MARTIAL of the diaria, accompanied by
ieVeral gOod rifiSeas of neighbouIing town,
and carried TO Bottom for examination, part
Of which he underwent the fame evening be-
fore Judge Lowell.
What is 1t to be deemed fictitious, and
conGdered as an a6 Of inflrreaion in our CT
tizens to erect Lib rty Pole, reared in
COMMUNICATION of our dear-bought Fsss-
DOM and INDEPEEDsNc pmchaled with
t5eiy treafure aud Beir blood Whit We
were IN colonial iubieGtion to Great Britain,
at the commencement OF the revolution, il
is well recolleeted that it was coniidcred re-
5siioH to erect This or any other emblem OF
Liberty, and any perlou was Narrated and
puniihed by the n.ercenary hirelings of
George the bird for attempting it. But
who would have believed It, had il then been
foretold, that the People of America, after
having fought feven long years to obtain
their Independence, would, at this early day,
have been ieized and dragged into conine-
ment by their own government, for erecting
a Pole in remembrance Of that very Indspen-
dence But 70 Il is
sc Hdii Columbia, babb2 [ end!'
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{ Il + defendant, samuel GIG.
3 nos having entered ms appearance au6 l,ysn
Iesuity according 20 the az d -tIehIaly au- Us
rules OF tri. court and t Appearing to Tie iats!at-
ton Of tEe cctr, 5ha. he = nCS al ,uhahican, Of
this country; oa the molten oil Tie riei,.i H. u
their council, His OyA,el tn, he s.id o.ic a..
do appear here the hrit Gay ofthe nelt term AID
aniweE the BAL CO the Psin..!., ana rl.as COZ,
Of :his order be sor,hwith INFERRED in forne r-y,-
paper Of rhe city OF Richn}ond Eos tvo month. lac
eeiiivey, end ported tic fsons coot OF tbs c4,.s
tel OF the Aid city.
"a coPy1
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? The New Workers feen, determined to pre-
vent ayiGtation from the yellow fever next
year. Their corporation is actively engaged
IN degiGng plan of forming an aquedu6f
which is to convey the waters of the Brunx
into every ilreet Of that city.
We underaand the governor of this fate
has requefted the board of Health TO fnrnilll
him with fuoh documents in their poifaGion,
as may tend TO throw light on the fublea of
our late epidemic. He has likewife requea-
cd their opinion refpeding the means of pre-
venting its return.
According to advices from Raaadt, dated
sept. II, II appears,
~---" he deportation Of he Empire, on the
10th, voted its concluium in anfwer to the
saa French note, which is the fame in fub-
fSance that it was expected to be. The de-
putation contents to cede the liland Peters
Ave, oat requires thereforation Of Kehl and
Cattle. Tina concluium was, on the nth,
ratified, and delivered asa note 20 the French
miniiter, by the AuRrian plenipotensiary
The latter, however, Till declares that Aul-
tria will never content to any demand on the
right bank OF the Rhine, nor accede to any
iach oonceilion by the Deputation."
The Congrefs of RaRalt with its flute,
conilits ct * hundred and thirty one perfons.
Ncven.tv IL.