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The gazette., 1799-01-28

The Legidaure Of rafachufet-s is firm and federal (;
and the Report Of the committee the Kentucky rel
ouon- vii b+ made in a few days. That committee is
competed ofthe Hon MeIrs. Dane Jones and Davis Of
The Sena-e, and Me1rs Sprague, Williams Lowell and
1ilinghait Of the Houle. Wha luch men rcrort matt
he correct: And when it i known thofc relo!utions
have been negatvcd and if polfble dJgraeef by the
Legislature Of Maryland and permitted even to lie
on the table in the Legislature Of Tennedee the report
my eaGy be anticipated.
Rerolution has pacd the Senate Of this State, IMAM"
suogly directing that Notification be iued to TRlsTR AM
JoRD.N Efq of Pepperehorough to appear before the
Legislature on the 9Th day Of February next to the"
caule, If am he hath why addreis OF both Houe'
nould he made to bis EXceency the Governor Tor
the rem y of fad Jordan from the office Of Juitce OF
the Peace he reloluton Predi6t d uPoR certain
wo ds uttered BY the fid Jordan, Of the following IN
port That obz da,75 ought bags l Jii bs14 JS7y5
ago. 4f Be tje oas N az eAPysd15 or foT7frT
hal % de4 Py1fA7f W56rrfor p Egr be e1yId B1"y6
trait an4 H7 f-rff1f Bin to ysfr7, bH bs night gf 2"
Paes aaI h ye3e1td bl; be oqg5t bsve If b' beaa
Jr7ys aga"
The Hourr of Representatives concurrcd in the order
y nsuee zOi!Joli dc51e and without aYjioa
The gazette., 1799-01-28

ID late publication, in which he notices the differences
tween the United States and France, amCn5 other
judiciOus Thoughts gives the following:
\ Il appear very imPolitic IN France 70 eIhPer1:e
the peaceful Amcrc ns and make them acquainted with
ther Grcngth Beyond The reach Of attack by land,
houd drlpar convert them into warriors, tney may
become the fcourge Of Europe The .4aRIes and the
colonies Of the different powers are entirely at their mer-
cy, they may eaGy Harve and CONCUR them they may
put an end the newfoundland hhery, they may DE-
vanate the coat of Europe their Priv4te-r' Mari
tine war has charms tor two 6 eat paiIlons OF human
nature avarice AID love Of adventure The prepdra-
ons The expences the forces it requires Of 1mal-
Ter magnitude than hole Of land and there effect more
lucrative and rapid
The Americans have provihoned and conlequently
flved the colon Of France that lervice alone ought
IL The eyes Of the Directory to have obiterated the
r voous Ak evance5 complained Of which i duly
weighed juricu,, but rather the jult prooee-
dures of a prudent and Pacifc nuctraity.'
The gazette., 1799-01-28
NI FI TTEElIENL4 IlIIIITIE III I1l 7TTU

Lr,aHif, who wiI not fail To eags-e th-n, \,
co9nt,in c-i4 of rupture, On powerful rastv II
Am-nca, to aIlt the plans Ut France. IN
even 70 aiI n cafe Of an invaGon. The cen
trary, be ahu=d, ci.z:n ml1ifer, viii BE the IF
fett ) thI very idea !trikes al tree naive
Americans wiki horror they are arderflv
deIroos o! an accommodation with Frame.
but dehrous as they are of an accommoi.tion
they would be no les retdy TO fuDort their
government in war, & particularly in opDoting
with energy all fo:eign iagaGon. This truth
admitted, France has 70 conlid-r which ], mol}
for her own interea, to make an enemy or
United AmeriDa, and 70 throw her tLus unired
into the arms OF Q. Britain, or by great and
mag1anmOus conduit to draw back tno(e wan
deTing affections, which intrigue and n1ilunier-
Rlndng have eltranged for moment, & leave
tile true American ch4ra6t-r 10 blaze forth in
the approaching elections
FrAncc has now, citizen mniRer, an oppor
tuniy OF gaining or loing the aFe ai0n of
America for ever lhe has lately fhewn an
uaequv cGl deGre of prelerving peace with her ;;
bur ihe ms not vet done enough for her own
ntersf. What ihe has done will have but liltIe
ef.f, vile the embargo erHs and American
rsrl4n arc confined in prron let them BE- re-
le,rsd, tile ei0targo r4iled as foon as pofible
Ind m.pif f?r to America w1h liberal in
Aruai ~, tb- dIpu.e viii th-n ceaf-, amity,
and good understanding viii Be Immediately
reaored you will re2ice the he'rts OF ak tue
Americans: heir children viii ht2 your Prailes
and their fathers viii nfPire their young minds
with loves, aF 6ti1n for thoi ancient denVerers.
know that the meafITe of Tending mlnftter
Immediately 70 Philadel Ph,a my Be contldeted
as an at of confederation. Bet there are cafes,
citizen miniitcr, vhe,e condsicendon Is m lgaa-
rinity. The olje9 is to 1ike dead at one
hroke the in.rigues Of the enemies OF france
both in England AMI Ameri5a.
That government, between the two Repab-
lies, which thll take the 6ra & mclt i,relltible
hep towards this great otjc9, will acquire the
high-t h0nor, Though, rs an American, l
might WIFI that this honor might belong 10
my govcr1mentyet as Philosopher | am only
deTrou7, that the good IN uil Be done, without
being anAi,us, whJ fhall Be the author Of it.
PERMIT me to clofc with another obf.rvaton ;
Il the l43 propof.i0n be ;nadmilhe, let a neu-
tral city iuch as the Hague, be pointed out by
the retory, a5 the Pace # meeting, and let
an Official d,cltralioa to this eiTt9 bc made
throu8h Mr.. Skip tith, the only auIh3Iilcd
P-rion We have in thi. place.
| beg, Cizen Mn.a-r, th5t you viii not
forge hit there IL net moment to b5 LOTT
C1ngrcls i to All mble again i'll about two or
II NJ h5 from his time AMI | dread 'h-
eff 6t, Of The deiPlir To which the American
people n be driven frm the cruel Rate Of
iuP-ne waich brought me to this country.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

a.. = BOSTON, } "a
Capt Crowninfheld has arrived at Norfolk in the
y" hfutp' from Madras 10 days The information
by this arrival, s, that the Eogh in India, exDet1e
an immediate ar with TipPo SAib, who 40 600
Ahauc5 ready for movement that 1000 European
lEn2'ih troops had left Bengal for the al of Coro
'nde and 1900 more had been lent thitl:r from the
Cape Of Good Hops.
lhe expedition from Gi5rater 70 II, Mediterranean
com0ine' fve lal Of the line, fix E4G Ind,am,n and
,eV1Fa br'5' with liding keel, having 1870 men on
BOARD. Sir Sydney smi II The commander.
The gazette., 1799-01-28
Poffcript.
NETWORK, JAN. IS.
IMhQrtaAt Int0rn1nti0n.

YeRerjay arrived the brig Sea Nymph, 66
days from Gib'aiter the Ca Ptan Of which has
favored US with the following =
The day before he left Gbralter, his maief
ty's h'p Colodus, arrived at Naples and b1o't
information that BuonaParte and his army was
en'lTely dettroyed by the Turks, after fevere
action and that the Turks lot 1900 men il
the engagement
Onthe zIf Of October, 4 Gail Of the line and
n tranfports, with 5000 men, failed from
GIOraiter on ftcret expedition it was fIp2o-
led ihey were going to take Malta.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

NoRFOLE, JAN. 8.
The brig Induary, captain Lombard, in 20
Gays from Jamaica, bond to tbs port, was
blown aihore on Saturday eveain5 laA, on WI
longhby beach
BY fome gentlemen, paFngers in the above
vehei' we are nio4msd, that about tile | ) h Of
b,t1ember' brig arrived at King ton after a
ihort PaHage f'om Ireland, and brought al
count ot admiral Lord Duncan wing cap
tured ilk Dutch lh.ps Of the line that w-re AZ
temp ino % get ont Of the TexeL-Kiugaon
was illuminated on the evening the news arri-
we'd there.
The gazette., 1799-01-28
SALFM. IAN I8.

From C,6t JAMES STUART, al C4Gz, Nog g 1913.
g For your information encloe this - had bro
ther in law taken and carried into Alger for Of
Mediterranean pais. The Dey told him, that he
that if he caught any American veheIs with ut
that 2as, be would make prizes of them to9cher with
their people. This happened about the 2Otho OF Oto-
bcr-Markets falling here fan
The gazette., 1799-01-28
nFwByRYPo7r, IAN. "a.


4 letter fran 81 Bart6elomezU aQtei Dec 3 adayd1el 70
gentlemen ~ ibis o-gr contains he 70 L7u7g intelligence.
Three French frigate,, brig and CUTIE arc arrl-
vcd al CuldaIoupe. They had 81 board Desfourneaux
the agent Of tie Executive Directory, and Gen PelArdy
with 8oo men font reports Gay only goo. We have
no: been ab 70 alccrtain the exact number In con-
fcquencc Of an embargo laid AL veleIs in Guad2
loupe 20 merchant vcIc has cf late entered this port
We learnt h.wever yeGcrday, by French Urivateer.
which app ared have been tent exprets from Cuada
iQuDe but which did anchor in our harbour, that
DesfOuncaax and Pcardy had taken the rcns OF gov
eminent that citizen Hughes was no longer Unveiled
TIA any author ty, and tn month had been granted
m TO render his counts.--lt is even reported that
the fId citizen is oiolely watched that they are no
vs. friendly d polcd towards him. It IS alto aiierted.
that procamaons have been riIu 4, 70 order AL the
negroes who haA ef the plantations Of their anoen
matters, return to their works ana to forbid under
pecuniaiy corp penalties every captain oi
pry4tccTs take on board any IF the ancient nave'
Ivrn has i1icf rch,me NJ Lottery for rafting 1860
do ars 10 rsnf.m hn.'' he lays from the oprel
five band # uluIPed power. ."--Ee isFe-eleGfed
The gazette., 1799-01-28

Mr. FBENEZER MAYO Of this town, IS cholen
Notary Pubic for the county Of Cumberland, by the Le-
gilature of tn ltate.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

The brig Polly, Capt Leaazf Sm 3, Of this port. has
been wrecked and dciered fea--Iwo people oR-thc
Others arrived at the Vineyard.
The gazette., 1799-01-28

Mr.. CALEB AsPINW all Of thi, town is aPPoin-
rec Captain in the Unite States army.
The gazette., 1799-01-28
NEW LOAN

7te Scyefayy ftte Troy II ff5@ United Sfafe', agyeeaby
TO aR Of Co7crcr, Pzlsa s lap S1ian haf Daei Pr9r
air 70, boryo7viag bs edt Of tbs United Saf, FrU
N1n5 q D!ay5 5e erhfsat5 Of 1otie5 voH bear an IN
.erea of5t Per seas pr a4rugu, uqtl t5s AR yef De-
s.m5s Iao5-gy 7vjib ly ,oA be resra's at re Plea
(tye q tbs Ualsl StzteJ.
The gazette., 1799-03-04
FROM GlBN ALTER.
E~frat7 of lf.r from an ArHrrisaH Captain ia GiJ-
rzltrr, dated Nov. 27.

E*fra7 of kf-r from an drHrirGr CAPTAIN II GD-
raltrr, daie4 Nsv. z7.
"I told you before failed, that his would
be voyage ol tiique, and p t has proved thus
fIr. on 5ntaring the StreigAts, We were under
tile necedity cf y ating cf three Privatsers, who
came from he Spanih th1re, doubtleis with
the intentiun u Carrying us into AlE'ers. We
fred about ~ ihut ar them before they ihe-red
off, On paiing Caberiter Point, Tie SPanilh
fort Il IA four as Fcuntcrs, which naHed be-
tween our mats without doing us any mjury.-
Another plivateer came cut from under the
Point, ard was nearly IN board III Us but four
well d,r5aed dutharges of round and grape
made them (cramble of. Thele Privateers
have from 5oto 6o men, s fome Of them carry
III pourdcr III their bows.
- have had half Az l-ui'i convc.laIion With
Lord 81. Vincent. re informed ne he had
read the newlpapers which ! tent him IN my
arrival with great fatisfa6tion. He ipoke hand
fsmely If he lprit AZ our ccunuymen, in de-
finding their property, Some cf cur men had
been piehed who had no Proted v H. repre-
tented To his Lordthip The great exPenie ot our
armin2, that I hoped he would not take The
means W al fence cut Of our hands by dsPrivng
Us If our ftamen He replied that we were ail
A. hting tie comnaoa caufe Of Chriaendon7, &
Needing our blood il defence of humanity, and
thar notwithstanding he was II great want III
men, / hould have All nine back, foreigner, Ia-
clnded, and Immediately gave ar order Tor tier
Ielrae.
I" The Mediterranean i Rill crowded with
French privateers, who lay fecreted nnder he
land many Of them mount from A. q IA iiE
pounders and from late accounts, il Is fad III
order has come from the Directory, that none
fhould Be fitted out under that force--they arr
defperatc fellows but hore We have itHt
enough - mes! theia."
The gazette., 1799-03-04
LegjAature Of MaDacbglsifS.
HOUSE-FEB. ~.

T1OUNE--FEB. n.
A Committee was appointed to confder the refove
authorizing fate Of lands PenobIcot Rlvcr-and 10
report neceifary alterations
CONFEDERATION of meafures relative 70 the unappro-
priacd lands of the Commonwealth was referred 10 the
next General Court
A petition from plantation No. ,, 10 incorporate il
into a town, committed.
The disagreement relative 70 tie Tax Act has not
teeu compromised ny the two Houfcs
The A6t directing the evidence ncceary ~ accompa-
nv bills for maintaining Sta;es Poor was p7sTed
A Refoive directing fpecia grant 10 tic Juices Of
the 81 .reme Iud ciaI Cou I, pallcd
FEB. 13 3--fhe brIl for continuing in force the Fee
Bill wa paaed.
: Jill relp-ttns Notary Public Records, was paled
The gazette., 1799-03-04
LEGISLATURE Of the UNION.


y
Mr.. IoGah Parker, from the Navy Committee
reported the pay Of Captains and Commanders
Of fhips and veiIels Of the United States, which
was committed.
The amendments Of the Senate to the bill
refpeding balances due from individual States
to the United Sta'es, was taken up and con-
CURED in. They went to give the right
Of urifIiGeion to the United States Of ali places
whereor fortiti cations thould Be built; bat re-
fcrred to he States the right of foil and the
right Of ferving criminal and civil proceis
therein.
a bill was received from the Senate, velt'ng
the power Of retaliation, in certain cafes, 10 the
Pre(idenr Of the Uai.ed States.
The gazette., 1799-03-04
Frs. Is.

FEB. To-
Mr.. a. FoGer laid on the table refolution
propo6ng al amendment to the Contribution
with reGpea to the mode Of tleaing the Pref-
4, nt and Vice Prefdent Of the United Statesy
BY making itnecofary 10 defgnate The Perfon
voted fir a. Prehdent and the Perlon voted for
As Vice Pre6dent, which reiolution was ordered
to lie on the table and 70 he printed.
On motion Of Mr.. s. Smith, the Houfe re-
iolved into committee Of the whole on the
i'll for augmenting the f4laries Of the of6cers
therein mentioned. This bill Propofe5 70 ad-
vance the lalaries Of the beads Of the Depart
ments, f.om $500 dollars to 5oco dollars, and
the Other officers Of the executive branch Of 60.
vernment in proportion.
After f,lne debate, he committee rofe, and
the queaion being, Z" lhsli This bill be engrofed
tor third Ieading !" Itwas neBatived rs to4z.
a Report Of the Secretary of the Trealury
II favour of A monument ou Eoore iiland, in
Maine, was read and committed.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

ALTO due from him to thote who fail Under III.
adg, either in his majeay's ihips If war Of III
other Briih yedeis bis maieay has Therefore
not heGtated to dired i 70 Be Ggni6ed u III
CcmmiHIry for Fiench prifcners III G-eat Br;-
tain thar The ftg infance Of the execution of
this decree fhall Be followed by tie moa rioo.
rous retaliation againR the French prifon5rs
whom the fortune Of war has already, or NAV
hereafter place a. the kings dilpolal.
It would certainly never be but with extreme
reluctance that The king could yield to the pain.
ful necelity Of expofng 70 many unfortunate
individuals to the fatal but inevitable eTsas of
this atIrocious decree but bis maeGy viii have
at leaf the fatisfatton Of feeling that nothing
has been omitted on his part 70 prevent It's exc.
cution, and that the authors of il can alone be
coniidered reponGble for all its guilt and all its
conllquences. GRENVILLE.
Do4Daiag Street, NoV. ~, i7gS.
The gazette., 1799-03-04


"A Bill came from The Senate, giving TIC
PreGdent Of tie United States authority. in
imminent cafe, to raft n. regiments XII ialan-
ry. three of cavalry. ana one of rf-men--
Alro 70 call ont the volunteer corps. lf i u
neeceGary ~ carry this law into etad two mil
Ions are appropriated. Ordered ior itcond
eading AS to 37-
An EneToaed Bill authorizing the difcharge
of Robert Sturgeon for cor6nement, and bill
for compeniating Marihals, Attorneys, sc.
were read and pah-d.
T1our. IN Ccmmitte Oh bill for incourage-
ing The capture of French aimed vehels, by
armed ihips or veGrls, owned by citizen or
citizens Of The United STATES, and for allowing
ftlyage in certain cafes.
This bill is 70 allow premium on every vef-
fe belonging 70 France II proportion to its guns
ba, fhould he captured and Brought into port
-v ans private armedveAeis,after the condemna-
ton of inch veiel : and allowing ia'vage for re-
captures
ConGdcrable debate was made IN dfcuGing
This bill, but ihe houfe adjourned without COM
ing to any deciion.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

The bill fixing the pay Of captains and com.
manders Of the ihiPs and veilels of war cf the
United States--The bill to eRabilh the COM
Penntion Of officers employed il the collection
Of duties On imports and tonnage, and for 9th
er purPof.s-were read the thlrd time and paf
fed.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

Thefe were the fort of people whom
the Paris mountebaaks, came 10 con
vince with their cannon fhot that they
were faveS, and that the remedyto their
misfortunes was to be found in the
philofoPhy at Cbenier, in the conltitu-
|tion of the year LII, and in Tribune
harangueS
In the midf of this affecting feat an
involuntary thought Of the horrors Of
the French revolution crohed mymind
and caG milt on the lcene leized
with fecret dread, implored the al
mighty to avert from this happy coun-
try the fcourges which France was
| fpreading through Europe; unayailing
prayers, perhaps this young woman has
been facrifced to brutal violation, per-
haPS this happy farmer has fallen by
the weapons Of the Plundersrs who
have erAaved his country, perhaps this
union which | law formed at the altar
uader the auipices Of peace and fafety
is now no more than a communion OF
wrctchednefs, dilcord and delpair
The gazette., 1799-03-04
POETRY.
TIE TEAR of BEAU7n

GEE down MARIA'5 blulhing check
~ The tear Of oft compalion flow;
Thefe tears a yielding heart befpeak =
q heart that feels for others woe.
May not tAole drops, that frequent fall,
To my fond hope prOpitious prove
The heart thar melts at pit7's call
viii own the fofter voice Of love.
Earth ne'er produced gem 70 rare,
Nor wealthy oceans ample fpace
So rich pearl-as thai bright tear
That lingsss on MAuA's face.
So hangs aPon the morning roc
The chrylai drop of heaven refn'd;
a while with trembling lufre CLOVIS
Is gone-and leaves no Ram behind.
The gazette., 1799-03-04
From q LoNDoN Paper.

OUR fair countrywomen have certainly ar
rived at great pitch In els ance of drels, and
the younger part, BY throwing off the wea ing
o. .ir powder, have contributed 10 render
thei CHAINS more cohipituous. How then
are we TO nlider the abnminable practice of
ladies' wearing wigs They will throw away
3, 4, and euiae4s for curling pole to make
tnem lcok Ike the ratives or Africa anc
when al is done, how Few men are there who
Dc not prefer natural TO ar,idcial charms.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

TIE art Of rendering fufad iron dua1e and
MALTA L i bro ght % fnch perfection in 6
land, thatits ule Is extended in th- m 4nufa6ture
Of numberleis articles, which il was heretofore
thou ht coud OILY be mae Of iron q tel
wrou ht upon the anvil.--At Red D;t-b, .ev
nil rom Biymin4 ham, a mauufactory has
ocen iate'y efabl ihed for calt;rg needles, even
Of & e mott minute Gz f, ia iaad mould., which
bear Ms foe point, ard have the eyes cuC in
hem ~ih as much cafe and expedition as tho(e
made Of wr5us ht iron.
The gazette., 1799-03-04
ERnte Of Tbomas Hodges
Commonwealth Of MaEachuietts.

Portland, Feb 9Th, 1923.


Ia The yeQy Of cur Lard eas t5ogla7d bsvsn haa
dTed ana nineiy nine.
An ACT, limiting the tine within which
Petitions for Wag which have been drawn BY forged
o. ders, lhall Be futtained
re il enaffld BY tbe Sn9te, an 'Houl5
ef R8yez71fiUes Genera Csart agc7g5td aaI t b
aut5gy 9f tbs lus That Pctir for Wages which
have he toiore been drawn hy Forged Ordecs tha B,
eater futned unlcls uch Pc lall Be prele
ID within TWO YEARS fyam t5e ba6.ag IF ibis a and,
failure thcreof the Petitioner. Applicant aud aim
mt la Be forever excluded and barred from any clam
or demand ag4in0 hisCummonweath fnr or account
4 anv Wages 70 drawn or allsdgrd to be drawn, by
virtue Of anv fh Forged Order And the Secretary u
hereby drectsd came III, Ad be publifhed ia the
fevera Newspapers printed in this Commonwealth for
three months iuc0tilively
n Be H,4f Rprssr afives Jan z9, 1899.
This Bill having had three icvera readings paaed 70 be
enlaed,
EDWARD II. ROBBINS S5-qker.
n Senate, Jat a. 1893.
This Bill having had two s'erai readings Pasd to be
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PyafAa
54aEnry 70, 179Q-Apayoved
INCREASE SUMNER.
True Copy-AHel,
JOHN avery, See'yy.
O. Tok 9u5JsaS 5yte uorIt, yae5Fvsy, IN t5s s1erE
Msrsss ssaPsys print ~ tJis Corvopvoealb 81
John ATERY, Ses'ry.-
The gazette., 1799-03-04
Yragllatad floy ! Ut: PariL babsr.
STILL-BoRN INFANTS.

SFILL-DONN INFANTS.
DIR HERBOLT, an eminent Maa-m.dwife
and Surgeon Of Divifi n at Copenhagen, has
n de the following Important diicovcry. Thar
Tie caue OF apparent death in ltil-born chill
DR. n, is their having their WIND pipe flied with
water.
by he GmPe procefs of laying the infant in
lueh J noii in as 10 procure gradual and 10.
tut az harge OF the water, d. Herbolt has
lad the hapi inels to reioue in the proportion Of
t0elvs on of thirteen Of The innnocents fortu-
nat.ly iuomuted to his care.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

n CANNOT without pain recolleE a
4 icene which pafed before my eyes
about a year ago. As | was returning
from Zurich to Berne, fell in at a
handfome village, three leagues from
the latter pl ,e, with rural Wedding,
which was at once a picture Of the man
ners and PROPERTY Of the country. 1t
was cutom among the Inhabitants
who were in good circumstances to
give wedding feaf at fome difance
from home, at oneof thofe better kind
OF inns which are to he met with in
many villages. The bride and BRIDE
groom with their relations and friends
arrived in two and twenty carriages,
and as full as they could hold. After
the marriage ceremony the company
returned from the church to the inn
as they came near, the band Of mufc
belonging to the regiment.of militia, in
which the bridegroom happened 10 be
non-Commi0ioned officer, played Ge-
yeral flow and folem airs. 1wenty-
feven couples fled off in order and f.
lence, their couEtenances and deport-
ment, indicating reflection. The bride
was not more than four and twenty
years old. She was ornamented With
lace, nofegay, and much more by
her beauty; her clothes were made
ola frper6ne black ferge, and il fahion
Of TIE country her hair hung plated
to ber heels the height and eafe Of
her perlon, the deIicacy Of her features
and the bloom Of her complexion dif
tinguiihed her in the midlt Of her com
panions; ihe was the picture Of model
ty. The Bridegroom droAed In his re-
gimentals (according 10 rule fcrupu-
louAy 0bferyed) was not inferior to lis
bride in Perlonal endowmcnts, in youth
and modefy. The whole party were
much alike in point of APPEARANCE /;
they had no Guperhuous or affected or
naments, all was rich without being
taudry.
The mirth Of the day was tempered
by fenfe Of religion, and the party did
not fotget at the inn the ceremony
which had been performed at church,
where folemn engagement had been
contracted in the preience Of tie deity.
Dances preceded the rspaG which was
fumpmous and abundant the frit
toaf was to tie fafe, tie next to the
prief who married the young couple,
and Whole children were placed by the
bride and bridegroom. They lat at
table a confderable time, from which
they rofe for the ball but throughout
decent gaiety, order and iobriety pre-
vailed.
The happy pair did not return home
to their village for two days. The ex-
penle of the inn had been preyiouly
agreed upon at 60 LoAJ d'ors and The
pay of the muGic, aims and pretents
railed the FUN 10 twenty-five. On OK
preGingmy yattonifhment at this expcnfe,
the inn-keeper put an end 10 il by In
forming me, that the young woman
was an heirefS with $4,000 fwif5 livres
(ncar 10000 ( ferling) and her huf-
band a farmer and linen draper, pofef-
fed of fortune at leat equal to hers.
The gazette., 1799-03-04

PorA.a5, Fed. 13' 1896.
The gazette., 1799-03-04
Notice.

THE fubfcrbers, administrators on
u the cfatts Of
Tohu Burnbam s. Jobn BurnbQm, jun.
late of Po tand deceafci hereby give notice to al
psrfons who are indebted to, who have any demands
agana lad eates. exhibit heir accounts Tor iette-
meat by the frll Of Augu rext The lubicrbers il
atenl for hat purpofc on the fra and third ThurG-
days Of each previous month at the dwelling Of THoN
BURNHAM in Portland.
Thomas Burnham,
JoGah Burnham.
Portland, Fe5. 23, 1895.