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4rre, s nnt .9ec~a-t 3 Tie C fitu'ian, uR' efs
u ~ IL coaarueI "a to apProaate the PerveT
fOn Of truth, and to f4ndion the lies and
e4iumni.s ol wicked nen. THIS is not the
freedom contemplated by that inarument--it
extends to the promotion Of rational enquiry,
md protects the citizen in the propagation of
his opinions, provided Re keeps within the
bounds at truth, aud dnes not vent his GcffA-
NATION with Intent to efFea lomc unlawful pur-
Pctc.
Your mournful dir2e az the profpe6s Of war
is better lnited 10 deaaoDiac, at this period,
than to the chief magiirlte Of State. No
advantages to he gainei BY war May pro-
bably lole every Ting That is valued by free
men Surely, Mr.. GArSrd, yon have caught
the fever Of Jaf:ri5r-imbibed at Tie approach
Of the Britih troops into Virginia during the
late war, when, while he was Governor OF Ihat
State, he Quilted it with precipit 4tion-and
left his fellow citizens 10 work ont their own
fa,vat;on with fear and trembling, as he had
done. "A few more fuch fevers will invite the
canibals of France 10 cur doors and then
thete ,wic-brothers in f.dit:on may chant their
national hymns in honor Of t!eir Illuminated
fy}ern. If the unrcmitted rapne of France for
more than FIVE years paR-if the ertinguilhment
Of morality, Of religion, Of the faith Of trea-
ties, and of the law Of nations, among French
men-if the mauifefaiion Of deGgn on their
part TO reduce US to Aavery, by the deRtuc-
ton Of our pEefent government-are not fuf-
ficient cau{es Of war, thenle Us bend our necks
20 the guiiIotine, and not furviye the death Of
our freedom
But before this melancholy ca,aarophe takes
place, The people Of the Northern States vii
make one manly effort to repel the attacks of
Frauce, and to puuilh the trfay6a Of domeRic enc
mics. If the State Of Kentucky, Patronzed by
Virginia, and headed by Garrard and 1fftrlog.
fhould fet up the Randard Of our ancient tories
-efpoufe the caufe Of our implacable enemies,
and aim deadly blow at our own govern.
ment, they mutt expect fmilar fate aud the
citizens Of Maine viii be the frf to begin the
falutary work. The rslolutions Of Virginia
and kentucky, grounded on the moR abfurd
principles, and in conformity 10 the fpeeches Of
thei- frf magiRrates, may 1erve TO render the
deluGon of their citizens Gill more inveterate,
and very probably produce temporary oppo,
ftion to the meafures of the Federal Govern.
meEt-But returning feuie of proPriety, and
Of the intrigues by which they are now fedu-
ced, will eventually operate on The body polite,
like cathartic on the human frame, and purge
it Of its cruditable particles and Tz3rrI6n and
Gayrar9 will fall the hrR victims 10 popular
fury
The gazette., 1799-01-07
More Good News !
Bv Capt Flint arrived at Salem, with 70 rein gazcttc',
TX day, later than before received.
oftbe Bret Fleet :
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRA.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRA
OCT. II.
THE Lords Of the Admiralty have
received the following Dispatches Of
Commodore John B. Warren =
On board 9ftbe Casada, Lo4gb-SoOiLy, Ga. g.
SIR,
In compliance with your orders,
which Ireceived by the Kangaroo brig,
| failed with my flip the Canada, Of
"A guns, the Robut Of IA, the Fou-
droyanf, Of 50, and Magnanime, Of "A,
to the heights Of Archilhcad. On the
10th init. were joined by the Melpo-
meme, Of Al, and the Doris Of 38.
The latter | ordered to cruize between
the ife ofTory and Rohes in fearch Of
the enemy. The fame evening were
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Dsfrnai0n Of the Dutch feet.
NOT OFFICIAL.
NOT OFFICIAL. !

LONooE, Der. g.
a cartel ihip has arrived at Dover,
the commander of which informs, that
the combined Engliih and Ruli2n feet,
under Lord Duncan, had entered the
Texcl, where they had landed troops,
which had attacked the forts, while
the fleet iucceeded in dcRroying part
of the Dutch fhip8.
The gazette., 1799-01-07
C0nqreG Of RaFaM.

At RaRadt, OF. IS, the tedious Conercf
was fIl in fehion. The French deputies hal
fcnt an erPrefs to Paris, for the advice Of The
Directory relative to The laa ploPoGiou made
70 them; and on this advice probably hangs
he event Of peace or wal.
The RuiIian army, has been marching u the
Germ territory, has halted to await lie De-
cii f the C0ngre(s. This deciGon, it is
Ike now about to Be made.
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Blouat. TIE plea con'ented ,hstB Boun, had
no rixhr 10 aHfFer to that Court-bu' to lhe
Courts Of camnon law Of the juriId'ftion
wherein tic officers we'e committed; as fad
Blcuat, Is Hot nozv q Senator, nor was a. the pc
RODS referred 10 in he Impeachment, N offer
of the United States.
After tile plea was read, the Managers were
allowed to The 81 January, to make their FePli-
catioo.
The gazette., 1799-01-07
Language TO the purple !!

Ton the am Of December the Houfe Of Representatives
Of the Sta;eof Pennsylvania waited on he Preident
Of the United States, and prrlented him patriotic
and animated addref5, approaching his adminiltsa-
ton, and Offering their aid and CO operation in the
t-Ccn of our national fovereignty aad rights. To
which be made the following noble REPLY j
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SENATE, De-. q.
HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT.
United STATES ". BLoUNT.

The Court being formed, for the trial Of
William Blount, the Managers, and Mrfrs. In
per(ol and Dallas, the defendants council, took
their (eats. After the credentials Of the delen-
dant's Council were verified they put in their
plsa agana the charges exhibited agaiKa Mr..
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National
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
tn URsBAY, DEC, 70.

GENFRAL BANKRUPT SrSTEAE
The bill On this fubje8 was read, dilcufed,
and amended but not gone through with.
The trealurer Of the Uuired States, made a
fatement Of the War and Navy department.
Ordered to be printed.
a bill for amending the Stamp A6t, as it
relates TO Bills oF Exchange, and Bills of La
ding, was read twice, and committed.
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bad been caIcfully obferving the ma
nouvreS Of the French fnce Sept. II.
On the nth we fell in with thele vehelS ;
and foon after on the NV OF US got
fight Of the enemy's fquadron, conlilt-
ing of one 50 gun GIiP, s frigate8. brig
and fchooner, Imade the fignaI for
general chafe, and to form the line
ofbattle as our hipS came up with them,
which however we did not do till the
9th, owing to a heav fea and our en-
emy's being to windward. NotWith-
fanding the feyerity Of the weather, we
continued the chafe through the nth,
day and the night. st half pat five
o'clock on the morning of the 18th, we
law the enemy not far from US. They
formed a clOtc line Of battle, and ad-
vanced on US on our 1ta1board iide-
but we did not meet till 7 o'clock, as
the chafe had lcattered my veiIelS. |
made the fgnal for the Robu& TO lead
and engage, which was inRantly obey
ed, and the other thips formed after her.
The action commenced twenty minutes
before O'Clock, the R0de5 bearing X
miles SSW Of Us. At II o'clock the
Hoche furrendercd, after gallant de-
fence; al the fr;gatcs at that moment
fled. A fgnaI was made fo7 purtuing
them and in five hours after, thEcc of
them were captured. The remaining
five for that time efcapcd- All thcle7
frigates, as well as the fhip Of the line,
were new, s. full Of troops, provifons,
ammunition, &c. to forward their de-
fgnS on Ireland. With ple2fure ! OBJ
ferve, that the behaviour Of all my Off
GERS and failors was fuch as eyinced the
warmef affection for their king and
country. | left Cept Thornbc-ough
with the command Of the Magnanime,
EthaIion, and Amelia, to take charge
Of the prizes and conduct them to port.
expect him in every moment. have
the honour TO be, sc.
7. p. WARREN.
P. S. The following N ps were il the BAT
tie, viz Canada, Robuf, Foud.cJant, Mag
nanme, Ethalon, Me,ampus and Amelia.
The Anton did not arrive till after I'LL. Action
as be had in The chace, carried away top
gallant MAT. ! have ordered my lieutenant,
Turguand 10 take charge Of The Hochc.
Commodore Warren, in another let
ter Of the fame date, to Lord Cattle
reach, iay8, that among the ycdcIs Of
the enemy which e(caPed, was 4 brig
luppoled to have Nabber Iandy on
board that he was Of opinion the fu
gitive fhips could not reach France, as
every one was more or le15 damaged III
mats and rigging, and had to futain a
heavy gale the day after the a6uon.-I
Many papers, &c. were thrown over
board, from the thips that iurrendered.
Several troops were on board.
The London Gazette a1o contains an official
account Of the capture Of the Relolute IF 40
guns, 500 men, by the Mel1mPus of IS guns,
Capt. Moore, on the Irilh coat, Oa. I3. The
Immortalie, another French fr8ate. Of a.
guns, hove in fight juG after The Refolute
ltruck, and made eff.
The london and Dublin papers to the 10th,
FAY, corroborateiy, that three other French Gi
gates had been driven 70 Sligo bay anl a
Glalgow account Of OF. 10Th mentions the
bringing into tha. harbour another French fri
gate commanded by Hardy. Should they all
prove true, the entire dcittHaion Of the feet IS
accomplished.
The gazette., 1799-01-07

A committee was RATED to report bill pro
viding conPenlation for Clerks, Marthals, AT
tornies, Jurors, and Witneaes.
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FRIDAY, DFc. II.


A committee was RATED to report bill pro-
viding compensation for Clerks, Marthals, AT
tornes, Jurors, and Witneaes.
BL0UNT7S IIlfPEACHNENT.
The Houle fpent the day in debate on the
manner in which The impeachment lhould be
profecuted. The managers propoled a relolu-
ton, requeRing the Senate that further order
be taken for compelling the appearance Of Viii
liam Blount. The Importers Of the propofi-
ton were Mcfrs. Sewall, Harper, and Gordon
its opPofers, who contended that the trial
might proceed without Blount's Perfonal atten-
dance, were MeGrs. Nichols, Otis, Dana, and
Edmond. The queltion being taken, the yeas
and nays were, for the relolution II-againR
it 6s. Adjourned to Monday.
MONDAY, DEC. "A.
A report from the Treafury Department, on
the expenditure Of 1897, and '93, was read,
aad referred.
Mefrs. Crak, Wad(worth, Sandford, Thom-
foR, and Havens, were appointed committee
10 report on the Militia Laws.
The unfnilhed buGnefs was Pofponed, as
many members had to attend to BlounT's i'm
parchment.
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B49Aa5arLe l.aten 8. G41Lgi.Ag I

Bu9HabarIe 6salsH & Fa40iAq =
VIENNA, CCF. ~.
Letters juG resolved from. Mef;ng
dated OF. 10. fate the arrival ttcre ~
4 vaGel. directly from Alexandria, with
intelligence that Buonaparte's army ex.
periencd 2 terrible battle, in which ev.
en- the victorious Arabs loft ,ooo.-
BuonaParte'S army was melted down
TO a few thouland and had thrown itleIf
into Alexandria. One account (for
which we will rot vouch) fays, Buona.
partc IS taken priioner.
THE route Of this intelligence is di-sa, ana
the dates not contradiG0ry1
The gazette., 1799-01-07
CCF. 81.

A letter from Capt. TrowbriIge to Lord
St. Vincents contains The following:
/" The Arabian and Egyptian workmen hav.
ing deferted the Freoch, and the French not
beng ulei to the heat, could nor open the
channels from the Nile, BY which the ciierns
at Alexandra are flPPlied with water there
is, therefore, a fcarcity Of water, as well as
Proviions. The Proviton fleet, which f4iled
from Toulon the beginning Of Augua, and On
which tAe French army in Egypr principally
depended, returned, on being informed of Mel.
lon's vlaory."
The gazette., 1799-01-07

Two letters are received from Earl
St. Vincent, containing dispatches from
the Nile to Aug. IS. On that day the
boat Of the Goliath took the French
lhip Torride, Of three I8 Founders 81
IL men, as lhe lay at anchor under the
cattle Of Bequier. aug. -, before A
lcXandria, the Alcmone took a packet
boat Of two guns aDd OF men, from
TOuICn,
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a FEW days Before TIE Oh Ttsrni.,1%,
Revolutionary Tribunal III one of The derart-
mems of The North Of France cond-mn9d Ia
death NJ des Re-, m ancient M citrate, and
a moG e(imable ma, e1HJJ, al fry leagues
from Paris, ot a coniPiracy, NJ hioh had not ez-
i91d at ST. Llzare. ri. dds r. lal Water
Spaniel @, ten or twelve years ola, of 4 tmall
breed, which had been LrouEh, TIP by him, ana
had never Quilted him. D-s r." a p-i.cn
faw rs family dfperi-d by iyJem w terror !;
-lome had taken n lLt ch--s, thznllves
arreled, we've carr eI into tl-t goals lis
domelJcs were tim.iieI TITS h-ale was bl-iet
in the .olitrd- Of the SeIi> l's ti-nis oth-r
abandoned him, Cr conceded tfemi-ives cv-
e~y thing IN the world vas l'e~t t0 him, e1ceTt
his D-g. This f.,hfI animal has bccn rctuE
e. admit,7rce In tie Tr.cn. He had re.urnci
q his matter, hau.c .ni found Y [aI-. I-
took refuge wtI V nc Eh.,u-. vho received
him bl- .hft -Ct rv may Judge u11.v .t
the tImrs in .ii . v- have r.t-.. wv r.ut h-
7li--, tha- t.. ntl received .r.r -- n.l .--.
ia .-c.c-. rnI d-.al.r- c1 is humanity f-r aa
animal ihou.4 carl.1 him tH chs .eal li-
Iverv laF, st ;-- anne h hrr the De- l-l- tf1
l-r.., ana w.-t tn she ln.r et +. r- ..1. Ir
ST.. rsfl.eI at-. .-.nce, h.t He ..uta-..r r47
.l lr h.I- artr- t.. ar- tEe7 W. ura.I. Ills
firl,v at l-rr-l w.1 uEC1 tlr porter. ana h-
v-s -r- llr allowed r7 sH---. Tie J1- IIr
l., nrfr .twts lllcl w rF.r.t- KEN !;
t.tf.e g.l'c- CARED bin lEar. md Nh. Dog
'lfr- -.. a..s---r -vf- ----.-.
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r,turne- .ch's rs.re1'. Ea Sans o1'& HE rex
TcTrtrE, aaf evsrE daY NJ; and ooc, cash "a.
. r. was aaU,ittsd. He E>ksd The hand ot b.
tsi-aj. .oose1 # him, licked hs hand again, s
vert aTav y. limiol.
.a-n The Gay o, l-ntsnce arrived, notwith
t7a5'nE Tile crowd, cwth.tan1inS tile guard,
hs r ns'r ted in.O the Ra.l, and oEcuoeG Am
fiji b.tVeen the legs of the unhappy mar
w.on h@ was bout to iole tor1ve7. 4 he JadG-
s. cordem7ed the man ana may ny t-arS ba
Paracn-d TER 'h7 exP7eaio3, whilh e.eaPe' from
th-o' thsy oordemr 81 HIM II t~e Prtio2oe ot
h's Dog They T5condutteI I'm to The Trion,
am Tie Dog, tr tat Vme d.d not qui- the
sCcr. Ihe tat@l hour ARRIVES the Pr'ion o-
Tecs The uatotrnate man Pahes out ii Is the
Deg that rosivas him a1 the thIettod. He
cin-s upon hi hand. Alas that hand will
never ac-ia batP.ea3 upon thy clTr-H1aE had .
Eie follows him. TIE axe tal-s, the mailer ~'ss,
bac the tsn3ernais st ths Do5 cancot oeaie.-
Taa b0dy Is carried away, he walked 4 rs Ide f;
the ea-tA receives II, he lays himl-H upon the
grave.
-are he Paual the art Eht, the rex. I2E,
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To the Public.
l IIE Prefdent and Directors Of


the MASSACHUSETTS FRI INSURANCE COM
PdNl. anxious % keep II view the TrincP.e ot
public benefit. vh,h gave origin to thc'r lntut1n.
and 10 lln IS far H hcIr power, the .cverity oi
mior;uncs, ooncqncnt from thoic do2.atng fires IN
which yc oxp0tI. have determined 70 reduce the
Rates W Inur3acc III low, th=v Preiume will meet
the circumstances Of every cals of citizens Ter RI
trling flm annually. every individual. san now have
il II h power u iccure u III nlei and family, P3r1
ot the earnings perhaps Ut long i-c from The gr7lp
f tl-s mcrcC-s trant and 20 equal ze hl> l1-es on
the community. Bv th6i- cau;ionarv means, while hc
prcervcs TIE reward o his indu1rv h- l&vcs h feel
ng, from tile th0ck ot humbIny himclf to petition,
anu t-1uras The right boldly 20 demand som? ?en-1
tion.
The prelent rates of In(urance are
follow calculated lcai1 ot -ed-cton of rs PSF
sent, from the former rates,
IL CL7E-II0uieS or Stores, with
5r,k Gone walls, ana h5.e tile. ead, copper, or
comPoi:ion roofs Gandng iePera;e from other bu d-
inss-5o cents on Io7 dollars.
2I CLzG-II0utc5 or Stores, wish
brok or H5n1 walls, and na:-, t.lc lead, copper. o-
oomnai;ioa roofs, ccnne3e- wi;l o-her building y.
having brick partition walls ol U- r11-l i-ot s--y-
,h1 r-yi---7E cents.
7I CiG1-Houfts or Stores. with
5r.r. or d-ne walls. and wooden ROOFS. r.at la-r
ie7cra:e t-r1 .r connected WITH o,he- ,ai0-. 0-.
5rrk plr,n VAL, ot ,ae 5- mo-- l-e, a-Jy1 hr rae.
100 cents
H5 C'1f-Houfcs on Stores, with
h-ls 5- fore ,v,f. ard wooden -.o-.. c.ra5-.ll vh
o.A-r buildings, without ar.cz partition ~4.s-.5
cents.
7t} Cl5-Tourcs ~ Stores, ~
vco4 ~ Piaia-r Wis a4a-.ag iePara,e f.-m osaa1
buildings c.-tt
9th ClG-HouCos or Stores Of
The gazette., 1799-01-28

EL5CDIP NON 7 WINTER.
'Eo'F IN o-'s'ns ,'e-ra' lrrv,
A-G Lc-h.l-- ,rrs.v rIua>;
N .re -H- oak ein's forever bow,
a--- -l. trr1v,r o'gu,
I-o v.a,-r ru'es, II fo5s arrav'i,
NIh i5- and Ipar-'d dlrs
n. v ana -g= ana forms be psL
h- iH,v'c a This ua.e.
FseA few y carpet nature CPreads,
Rs lar-ta from the eve.
Na--e 4 unhappy lowers ;55ad,
1o PaaoIaeI is n:sh.
No t'u1l'-g ror- uria'ds + bloom,
80 ic-lar E.@ls bow.
III .cea, TIE ai- With ch psrEam,,
O. grace ny oha,mor'- brow.
E.I ev'y pair whom love uni,es
III Fymens PlcalnE ties
Tha oElltl. l1urce cf pure delights,
That b.tLns g. III w.le.
Tho Won Pa'e orb no rrsrzs5 bsf.ws,
And forms united meet
Tbs q a-me @. lows and frendh.P gIOvs,
Wuh tn emitting heat
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THE fcv,n Gags OF lft, from the frG dawn
of lite 40 the gstes of death, are Tins de.cri6ed
by Gra,i3n, a. under the influence Of tk- tcyen
planets.
Childhood i governed by the moon, and w.th
her Influence receives her imp-rfc6.oas. II,
light is faint and watery, without hsat enough
To P.oial- Jrtind IDEAS. 1t 5s cha0geab.- too,
and reith-r k-ows whl. agrees with or aPPea-
as Id Yielding ke wax ,o AL 'mP-etions, s
molljlbe a ; pa.te, it ratle5 gradually tom th-
dlrkn-l ot total iCR-raroc, to a twilight ot ar
P-caen5en.
From tn to twe-ty, Mercury, iucceeds e. The
-harE,, intpring thai docilIy viii wh'ca i4e
y -y axes tie learning that IS gwen ht n' ard
c"' Often thlt whi-h he will WI 10 n0-e'rn.-
TIE riles in the lch.ol, and Il ls b d~tand
ing with t1u.h s. tallho7l, 4schance determines
.hc Plale of his eduoat m
AIT twenty Ne-us takes .hei-eP'er ana re'5n5
with tyranny tll thirty, makes oroeI w17 ri
g}toa his yCu +, br7a,hoE to htr her ao'e.t
H-es, & tealtl0E Ai5 mag .-aI2l with i--l5 OF
sal aHt7F and love,
At t"Uty, Le -u1 rI-5' ana d1ul-5 tA-t
lI5ht and heat "h oh warns and IrFa-I2I1s t.e
nl-rI~ilA man. ana MAKES hIn pant 4 l'f "o'.n'
lame and ditndloA. He .4>es h'h ii
Pie em7.oTments Wlth ipTt' o.c ne Io aT oTO
In Lls .a1Iy and country ana lIuninss' T'FeH'
ana P--tett' every tang
At tor'y Mars owns him ter his inHlect I'D.
rules INTO nm courage HSftlF Ten -c' anu
EIv15 nm commdn u IN 'h1 nell. he Us pune
tIous' U5t.leiome, naughty h-ros y o.i.t-To's,
art to QUARREL and ready TO TePeI revenge and
INJURY
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-15
Miscellaneous.
EX7RAORDLNAR7- ENCOUNTER.

London. April zI-A con.ea took place
lstely at Worceter, the iingul.rity of which
will be an apol gy for our mentioning it here
he'wa'd palling though the lree,s OF Wor.
celter with his bear, was accoRed by butcher,
who viibcd to try the p,owefs Of bis bull dog
on the beat. This was done, aid the dog
hewed uncommon Rrength and 6ercensf.-
During the conf q monkey jumped from The
ihoulders Of the belward upon The back of the
bear, and was preparing to defend his old friend
Bruin by attacking the dog. The monkey
was, however, inianily taken off, and when
the ccmbatants wee fsparated the but her
triumphantly exclaimed, D-n him, with
he hat kept on his monksy; my dog would
have worre 4 him in u.inue." The belward
(who felt ior the honor Of his monkey atked
The but, her what odds he would lay. Three
guineas to one that the dog kills him in fix mi
nutes," replid the butcher. The wager was
Immediately laid, on condition that the moekey
fhould ufe flick about foo long. Three
yards long if you pleafe," fid he butcher
Time and place were fixed, and two days after
the part es met, attended by { me HUNDREDS of
impatient fpeetators. The dog appeared 20
miuutes before the monkey, and it was thought
the latter would have forfeited. He was at
In brought upon the edwards fhoulders, and
placed upon flool in the center of capacious
ring formed by the multitude. 1t is necehary
hefe to ohferve that the animal was OF the me-
dunn cafs, and weighed little more than a
third of the dog. The butcher. before the
onfet. aiked the belward whether he expected
any reeompence for his monkey when killed.
BY no means" replied the latter. The odds
at this time run 8, 9, and Iol. to in favour of
the dog, which could hardly be held, he was
f, uncommonly eager. At this moment the
belwatd took from a fde pocket thick round
ruler, about foot long, which he pitched into
the paw of the monkey, flying, Now, Jack,
look iharp mind that dog /" "Then here
goes for your monkey" cries the butcher, let.
ting the dog loofe, which flew with tyger-like
fiercenefs. The monkey, with altonihng agi
lity, forung at leaf yard high, and falling
upon the back of the dog, laid fat hold of the
back of the neck with his teeth, feizing one ear
with his left paw 70 as to prevent his turning to
bite. In this unexpected Gtuation Jack went
to work with his ruler upon the head of the
dog, which he beatfo forcibly and rapidly that
the creature cried out mott eloquently. In
lhort, the fkull was foon fractured, and the dog
carried off in nearly lfelefs Gtuaton. The
poor fon of the c'eaver marched home with
face as long as loin of veal and white as a
salfs head.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-15

Since preparing the above, have anticipated Ref
frs 59fau Gasets of Thurlday aa, which contains the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-15
Elihu Deering,
Has jgf received for /ale, at bis fore
YpsGte DR.. Erains',, an aosrtment Of
Englifh, Wef-India and Hard Ware
GOODS,
which he will fell on the Lowell terms for cafh.
<iuesg zobi b are,

which he will fell on the lowell terms for cafh.
1Imeng sUbi are,
-ENDlA Cottons, Mullins, Cambrics,
~ Handkerchief Shawls Checked and White Lin
3ns caicoes, Cauzes Cat.gut. Threads, Sewing Silk
Vvia, Bindings, Tape Fans, Gloves. Stockings Un.
hsias, Hats, Looking Glahcs, Flefh Bruhes, and
, khers
ii Knives and Forks, Pen and Jack
Knives. SsifTors. Clafs Ware, Iron do. Wooden do
fashm and Tin do Combs of different kinds. Nee
}Ide. Locks and Hinges, Laiches Screws, Files and
fxRdps Nails and hrads Scythe. and s,ehes, &c.
Paper, Quilts, Spelling Books,
saa different kinds of Pencils, Iok-Powder, Ink
- haas, Wafers Small Books and Pateboard.
III Souchong and Bohea Tea, Loaf SUI
). !s Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Raiins, Figs, Capers
by Mdsd, Table Salt Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Alum
" |sssA. Glue, Indigo. Honey, Rice Salt Petre
making and Chewing Tobacco, segars. p pc, Cak.
o, Blackball Coreras, Rofn. Sweet Oil, L'nfceee
: Pew Paints and b. uihes, Log Wood, Red Wood
- negr, &c &c.
Portland Jaly ~, 1893.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-15
Take Notice.
be fold, if applied for foon,

ITO be iold, if applied for foon,
one Dwelling HOUSE 81 feet long, 70 ditto
wide entirely 6niihcd good cellar under the whole,
with brick arch, and other conveniences.
Likewiie, convenient SHOP, in a
good aand for trade, "a feet long and about wide
with good Barn that will keep two horfes and two
cows. and hold hay fuficient; together with back
Store 40 feet by 10, with good plank floor, and
good Chafe Houfe.
ALTO, one lot of Land, 1874 feet
front, and 1871 feet rear, beautifully tuaed for an Gle.
CANT Houfe Lot. all lying at stroudwster, near the
Bridge For further particulars, inquire OF JOHN
BUTLER, living the premifcs.
ESarsutt, June 2otb, 1879.