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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05
POETRY
THE SAILOR BOY.

XFAYoRITE SoNc-By Mrs Rowsou.
TIE fea wa, calm, the Ky ferene,
And gently blew the eaftern gale,
When ANNA feated on a rock,
watchN the Lavina's lefs'ning fail
10 Heaven fhe thus her prayer addrefs'd,
To Heaven Che thus her prayer addrsfs'd,
Thou who can'it fave or who dcnroy,
FROM each surrounding danger guard
My much-lov'd little Sailor Boy,
MY much lov'd little Sailor Boy,
Ny Sailor Boy, my Sailor Boy,
My much lov'd little Sailor Boy.
When tempefs Ger the ocean howl,
And even failors fhrink with dread,
Be fome protecting angel near,
To hover round my williams head
He was BELOVED by all the plain.
He was belev'd by all the plain,
His fathers pride, his mothers joy,
Then fafcly to their arms reaore
Their muck-lov'd ltte Sailor Boy,
Their much-Iov'd little Sailor Boy,
Their Sailor Boy, their Sailor Boy,
Their mueh. lov'd little Sailor Boy.
MAY no rude foe his courfc impede.
Condaa him fafely Ger the waves,
Oh may he never be compelled
To fight for power or mix with laves:
NAY fmiling peace his lfeps attend,
Nay lmilins peace his feps attend,
Each rifing hour be crown'd with joy,
As blea as that when again
Shall meet my much-lov'd little Sailor Boy,
My much-lov'd little Sailor Boy,
My Sailor Boy, my Sailor Boy,
NY much.lov'd little Sailor Boy.
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The members oe the Bark aiSciation held
their fra meeting on Monday laa The fol-
lowing gentlemen we're choien DiRacross:
Hssb MLelan, Samuel F. Hg5Ey, Daniel 7urk
er, MgftLeou Coli, Hrskw A'Lehdn, Jsbn Muyf
.Ey, Woodyary S.Orer.
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+ To dgasaes TO bis Gas;ea, the lyle Of qorits'
nsa conform 10 IT. Wfre pact 10 eoaiare dosua
evt,y piannet and eOgelahon tia, g ai acif6 gold
tie 0auied roof, of bcapes," or TO psr ryn9gay
from The bsjom Of FLosA, Be ev0nH not find IN tbs
qutok motley mgG Of BIZ piunds7, a fl .fmiGt for a
;ae0bin Remya dgeeadio The mlef groveling aid
churilh Of tie brute creation. The great Busrs
bimfel, IN Jome Of biz meq celebrated Loseeles IN
parliament, and parficuriay is Biz " Letter 10 ne
Duke of Bedtord," eyat compelled 10 commit TIKI ont
rage CT tbe delicate tafs ETA critical public
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

4667s barrels of Flour were exproted from
Philadelphia, in the fix months ending June 80.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

iieion, government or liberty. His whole fsi-
eaee is directed 10 unhinge icciety, his whole
ambition to plumber it. He is too rayenons to
be content with iyhem Of order himfelf, and
t.o fel6iih to permit its enjoyment by oihers.-
Like HOG IN a FLOWER GARDEN, he lets no
value on the variegated foliage he deltroys, and
feems only deiirous to root out every twiS O.
vegetation that can fatiate his voracity.f
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

A new Pom, Office, !, is faid, is enablilhed
at Nssveafo, on the ea0ern road of which Mr..
JosEPH THRAsHER is appointed Pofmalter.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-05

g THE eye that will not weep at oilers iorrow,
Should boat no gcntler Brightness than the glare
"A, reddens in the cye-bsIs of a WOLF
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On Monday afternoon ,f, as mr.. Samuel Bickford
and hilip Fowler bakers of this town with their
two lads, f,ing. off the harbour, of the ads
fell overheard and in attempting regain the boat, 1t
uPfe, Another boat hand picked up the boys,
and mr.. Fowler IVAN to the land; but mr. Bedford.
in attempting gain the fl,ore was drowned lie has
eft an ami4be widow and one child to Iamenishs
death
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portlano, !.
MoNDAr, AUCUsT s, 1899.

e<ts0~@e<~~ .<,~sS<s 1SSD s<e,-,e'-e -
~ For articles of,ntegeuee, Adsertemeau, &c. fec
SuPPLEhKNT.
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HORTdIT7T

MORIdLTTY.
q TIE worlds lea, and LIE rcfcfs dream,
Mankind but waves BY wind impafiion d tofsd;
moment borne time reiinlefs nrcam,
They hnk and in the guiph Of death are loR''
DIED AT Newgloueelter. the 9th ut after =
dnrefing iiinefi, Mrs Many ByidgJam, aged 81 thu
amiable comfort of Dr. William Brigham OF that place..
AT Biddeford, 10th ult Il Many BisekzU, aged Is.s
daughter Of the late Mr. Bgeow of Weiton aud niece
to the Hon. George Thatcher, Efg
AT Ramonton, i3h nit. Nr Natbarid StaPk, aged II.
fon of M. Peter Staple of hst town.
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COURT or LYSfEN.
= D MANFRED LovEi thy bard ihal own,
Where congenial fouls unite,
Thygoden chain lnlaid with down,
Thy lamp with hezv'ns own iplendor bright"
hz-fRRfED-At Falmouth, Capt JANIS GOLDMAN Of
this town 10 Niis NABBY LoRisc, daughter OF Capt.
lgnatus Loring OF the former place.
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The Child of Nature.

Marehloneis Merida, Mrs. Pick. $
fas Amanshis TIE C6id s)ssvaiu,eJ Mrs Powell.
To which will be added the much admired
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT of
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THEATRE.e

THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Au-
Il euss 5ih, will be performed favcri.c COM
EDY, called
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Buonaparte's Letters.


DD1N ~ ~" yffen1 oN<<6Hoocs
HAS EN, my dear friend to give thee fome account
4 OF myielf, and to FAY few words TO thee on the
hardh'Ps and dangers we have experienced
The uncertainty in which f remain rcfpefing the
rate OF my baggage, gives from time to time the
greatef uneaiinefe am almoh ia itae of nakednefs
having nothing TO cover me but my irt and the clothes
had on when left Alexandria. beg thee, therefore,
to fend me my trunks by Deusels' il he will have the
goodness TO take charge of them If not by one OF the
officers eommiiioned bring up'the baggage of the
demi.trlgade. Do, prithee, con rive to LEI me know
what become OF Daura OF my money, and my jewels
cannot hear one fyliabie about them #slHfg
So much for my private af,irs ; nun now tell thee
that It IS hardly pofbe TO form an idea of what we
have gone through; iuferings upon futferngs priva
TONS notifications, fatgues, we have exhaulted them
all three-fcnrths Of the time hav. been dying with
hunger Such isthc eorre bat rapid Retch Of my life,
6nee we pared
At prefeut, indeed, our means are more ample but
our condition is not therefore more happy Remote
from all our friends, ha enter into the detail of
our military fuccedes, thou wilt hear enough of them
from other quarters. eaH - scfl
Adeu, my dear friend think of my requefi /, conf
der thai am abfo uic naked and that thou wit ren.
der me the mott cfentia fervicc
Thine COLBERT.
Remember me to Teller. &
To hf csmmiGa,y a. War. Coaffe. i.priaies- -
8 daHf'y roe fas0n Js. Of n xasd,i..
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(No. VIII TRANSLATION.
HsaS gssrier,. tsiro. jay ~,

81. YxSrifrS.
3UoN<PAR2G. .is- IF sJr sfia-si L.7issse,
der IN 6isfn adnna! bRUE1S
After number OF very fstieling marches, and Tome
hght'ng, we are at length arrived atCaro Lam extreme
y well fahcd with the conduct Of the chef di,iion,
peree and have the efoe promoted him to the rank
OF rear admiral
hear from Alerandras that channel, fuch as we
could with, has been difcovered and by this time,
latter mJfelfyou already the port with all your
Acct
There is no location for you to be under any uneaf-
neis With refPed to the fubhaence Of your This
country IS rich IN wheat Puie. rice, and CATTLE amo
beyond Imagination =
perfuade myfef tina, to morrow OF the day afer
farlheif, fhai hear from you, which have yet
done hnoc my departure from Alexandra.
The Infant you inform me what you have done, and
IN what ituaion you you ha receive further or
dtrs fiom M refpe5iing what have yet TO do.
Some OF he aaf officers have undoubtedly gwen you
an account of our late victory 81 szs
! take for granted, that you have irigate eruixing
eft Diameua. As am tending troops to take poGtfon
oil that town, mun requeR you order the captain OF
the ffgae to keep the land pofibe, and to
open communication of Our forces who will be in
poie ion of the place by the time this reaches you.
Send off the courier whom have diipatcted 10 you
Immediately put him on fhore wherever you think il
beit- In thr, you will Of courfe he guided by what you
bear OF The enemys fleet, and by the winds which pre-
vail at this fealon. - q
could with that you would fend him 10 freate,
which ihould have poftve orders to nay longer than
eight and forty hours in any port where e nigh, land
nim lwbe h Malta or Ancona)--in this cafe. you
might charge the captain bring back all the jour
mails, and sthe information which agents may have
collected.
have difpatehed by the Nile, prodisious quantity
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no, WI TRANSLATION
70 c.rsrBouRNoNvrLLEt N. 81. Re-. 4 p.. .s..


Grand Cairo Jsly ,6ts.
Il General BoURNoNvILLE,f No 81. RE IL Fs~ssurg
- a. = 2 Hese,s, at Psrss. ~
We have been at Cairo four days, my dear General
our march was of the mott diarefIing kind, under
burning Ky lands and arid deierts withour water
and thout brad Alexandra was takcn by .lorm,
and Cairo fell intoo hands after brk but ihort c-
gagement. i5ss f
I am well it is pofibe be, in climate 70 diff
ferent from our as this. and which by 40 means
agrees with me We fhal probably recruit ourielves
little here we fha then be enabled to alcertain what
eeefs fatigue and the influence ofhe climate wiilhave
IN our contributions and thus to decide il We can live
here tor any length Of time.
have not written to you-my dear general 20 much
at large a. could have wied but Il defre TO have
our letters reach their pace OF denna,ion we nu0
make them fort mine is perhaps. already too long :
May venture to requeA you to let my family know
that you have heard from me.
Believe, my dear general, in my entire attachment,
no diance, however great, can weaken it. Dt
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mo. Xxi TRANSLATION.

Hraf Skartsrg Cairo, 1siy ~.
BUONAPARTE. Mfube, Of t6s Material Laaitnte Com
saaAv ia Cbif. 70 fas gsayai Of DipJias, KLEBER.
CITIZEN Geur,ai, -
There !. here very excellen, mint We 1lalI again
have occaion for all the ngot which we left with the
merchants of Alexandria in exchange for the pecie of
the country; requeit you therefore call together
all the chants with whom the fad iugots were CT.
changed, and redemand them. will give them in
lieu of tn bullion, wheat, anc rice of which we have
immenfe quantities.
Oar poverty in recie is equal to our riches in com.
moaities this ocumlance absolutely eonpes me to
take many ineots pofbie from the merchants, and
to give them n, &c. in exchange 5
have heard moth ne from you ince left A'sxandria.
You have doubties had many idle and alarms.
have fent you feversl letters by the people of the
/ country. which fear have been intercepted by the
Arabs as has mon probably been the cafe III thofe
which You have ient me am all impatience 20
hear from you you have und ubiediy by this Tina
received INTEL gence from France
We have undergone bard(hps than many a.
mong had courage to fuppont; at prei,nt
recovering ourfeves it'll; Giro which is def
eient ia fuppics. AL ou- troop. have joined
The officer, Of he aaG viii ave acquainted you tn
the militia traniaalon which proceeded cur entry nto
this placr was t,er b y brilliant Two thoufand
of the bea ouned M4melouc, were driven into the
Nile as MC k
The army i.inthe grea,eh want Of its baggage. I
have difpatched the adjutant general Almeyrss with
BAT alton 4 the 85th and imnsne quauv of pro-
vons for the fleet, to Roet,a He is conn, Sinei on
hi---turn take on board his lota, all she baggage,
&c. of the army, ard to efcort it 10 Cairo.
Order the ftf adeers Of tie dfrent corps, charged
with Inc care Of the nss.s mes, TO cnd them all TO Roe
fet.a. :" p. 80 - p
Send us ourArabic and French printing preaes. See
thar they embark aillhe wine brandy. ten,s ihoe'
Sc. Send round all thele Articles by Tea to Rofetta'
and the Nile is upon its ncreafe. they will End
no difficulty npaiiing up thar river to Cairo
am anxious TO hear of your health. hope it will
he fpeedy re'eiab led and that you will be foon IN
condition TO come and Join us.
have written to LOUSY to fet out for Roietsa imre-
dia,e'y with all nv baggage -
sinccI wrote this have found in garden bs'ongiag
to ono of the Name oues letter from Louis this
vnce me that ono of your courers has been intercept.
cd by thefe people.
- - Health Ixo# DUONAPARTE.
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of prosons to Alexandria, to pay for the freight of
tranfports the e.
Say thoufand kind things to Gan,eaune and Gaia.
blanca. faiute. BUoNAPARTE
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hra1 gkarfsrs CAIRO, JAy ~.
BUoNAPARTE, Msmbe, IF toe National Za,ainte, Csy-
spaadt, ia Cbif 70 fas general Of Diyyiou KLEBER.
Citizen Gq7-yui
The gazette., 1799-02-25

"A SORT of a Ton Pajas tarted mp iome time
fnee in the empire ot China. lie adtreiied
letter to the Emperor. adviing him 70 marry
again anu alfo 70 nominate his fneeetor % the
lovereigrty,
This letter was publihed il the Pekin Gaz.
ette. The Emperor himltf eondeicended TO
write an anfver 70 il in which he oblerved,
that being near sigby ysars ef ggs, he thought
hmlslf rather toa Oh 10 think Of mauimony
again, & that Il was,probable, the fair ItS might
Ne OF the jaat shiajoa therefore he had fully
iuai6ed himlelf for NOT adopting the couoiel OF
The writer on the lI'j je4 OF Marriage.
With reipeE 20 the nomination o. iueeetor,
the Emperor dated, that it was contrary % the
practice of all his predeeefo,s, and corleqently
by deviating from their example, he might only
involve the empire IL eonuGon. The Emper.
or having thus yindicaTej hmislf in the face q
the Empire, for declining the meaiures propoi-
cd 70 him. the Rgiay1gcr was taken np, and I'm
mediately executed a. an inCendaty
Since the eircun,ltanee took place, no other
}aaavef-r has ventered "a come forward; and
the Government of h5 Empire wi th has been
eonGderably extended by he Pre- 5nJ SoveIe'go,
is now carried on Vi;h us ulua' tranquility.
The gazette., 1799-02-25
"A NEW CATECHISM

RsSE srEDyED TEsN ~ oIDEk AND BETTEk ems.
WHAT Is the chief end Of Man
10 gather pp riches ~ cheat All Ne can;
Io na:ter Jhe reh--,he poor e. deipiie;
To p4mpeI tho too, To humble the wris
The Ich 10 sliR "a do an IN hi, power
To k,,k the unfortunate ilill Peg lower,
To cry an iair trcrdop--delcnd L with veor
Have A.rts without number and uic 'em with rigor
TO deal l4g w,Jh all men where riches attend en-
10 grind own 'he poog-whers there's none % de-
tend 'cm
To lcdu.c the lir virgin 90 accept his embrace
no cait on hen thea an thc hame and dilgracc
'ro be Aug thou,--and Devil within
10 pretend - an vrlne and practice an hn---
This is muh meas Ihic, end, OF their achons behe
them
you don't believe IL yoa may cen 20 and rrythera
The gazette., 1799-02-25
POETRY.
ERAN - PINpAK'S WQRKS.
PLEASING EXTRACT,

FROM PEqER PlNpAK'S WORKS.
Y EL hes France long may fe keep thar paAars
IN Het kaav'Ey. ialy, on the rock, have ,oA he's
Behold JAs thoulsnds that lugFouad the wreck!
ker cables parted. ipdt,r fone,
Sph all heT tails, h,r p,ainvm4R down,
Choakd all her pumps, cFuth'd in her deck
SFeFt loF the winds, The hil.ews o'er her ron
Now am glad II i wi'h all my foul
France lifts the hpfy fN ord ef blood no mere,
loit tcits giant grsiP the wilheF'd hand
o lay what Kingdom Csn her cate deplIe
The dsIk AltnFAyF oi each happy land
To britain an in6a)ops dsmn'a Iapo-
RSmtmhsF heghthmsn, old Csto's cry,
And keep THAI paSr1g model ia your eye
Ills Sorllant cry " bs'ss!s q CAkrHAGo,"
France i Carthage, that lworn ius q tru,h,
Whole PeFhdy delsrves sh eternal cham
And new ihe's down our Il. .infh bucks fot(ooth.
Would h0 The 0abbng trumpet up again,
Love ,hs French a. Ry Aeav'ns lis no lash matter
Who loves a heRehman. wars with hmple nature,
What Frsnehman loves a Btiton None
Net by the hand this enemy Ne take;
Ne2 hlundeflns britons bottom np The inake,
And feel shemelves, zoo late indeed, undone.
The eonysrie ShalNe Of day and exc AZ nieht,
The klis.elad momsngs ct supreme delight
To tovS's pure psthon only due;
The leFaph intle thar loft ey d FkpNp psutp wears,
And soRRows balm q SmpaShi6ng yea4s,
Thois iron fellows never knew.
Fer this | hate them,-Art, all v4rnifhd art;
This doth FxrgErNeE vv'r moment prove,
ARd hollow mu0 q All things be The heart.
That loe 10 besuCn whiVh deleiyes IN sSe.
Hear me, dame NATURE, on thele men # .srk-
Sinlh Al a fRtNeaaANs bert Thy handy work
"A dunqhin that luxuriant feeds
The guady and the tankell weeds;
Deception, gubke, talnJs rs .ve,y core,
Like Aies ia eaFs,oa-Pr ythye make no moe.
Not but a sSg5tt1g nation 10 the French
fssVe Mertals that emit a tlFongeI Reneh,
That Chrinian notes icareely eap whAand;
The HsARr a dungeon. hollow, dark and foul.
The dwelling OF the toad inake, hag and owl.
Demons, and All the grimly spCttFe band,
Mad lools l-and cen deem tie French e,es.ai
And plessd, their infant politics embrace,
Who drag noble pyramid 70 ground,
Without one pebble q tupPy ts place
Yet, are they followd- rraisd admirN. ador'd
Be with iuch praile. thelS ears no longer bordl
This moment ud prove L q the nation an,
That Verily a FRENeRNAN is not rational.
Yes. FssNeRMeN. this Is nv unvsryne creed,
''Ye are NOT rati ssl indeed
" So low have fond eoneeit and folly funk ysi
{" Only a larger kind Of monkey ("
The gazette., 1799-02-25

III mu0 givv m6n plearue 10 tic eultiva-
tors a. the earth,Jhe lovers vif ence, & all Vho
are mJereted in The hlppin5is and welfare "A
cur country. % oberve the attention wt'eh g
beaowed upon Agriculture, Arrs and MANI
tydures, thofe great iourees cf our national
Proipgrity and wealth-Amonc the mott IN
portang projects for the Improvement ct aRrieul
ture which perhaps has ever engaged the aten
ton ot the Society, We are informed, y the IN
ihtntion OF botanical or agricultural garden
10 the vicinity o. this city Albany The adj
vantaees to be derived from iuch an iaih u'ion
Il well conducted, would be great beyond calcu'
laton. Beddes the utility OF culivatiug the
imm7nfe variety ot native & exotic plants which
would thuve in our climate, great number
Of agricultural experiments might be continually
conducted. under the dite6t,on Of The Society
Oh an ex;enGye and accurate ieale, and duly ye-
gNered in hooks-hy inch means We have no
doubt hat al inRituton Of this kind might in
time become the centre and iouice OF expert
mental knowledge il rural economy NOT only
TO this late but the country az large"
.fl@. Cent,
The gazette., 1799-02-25
MISCELLAN1~.
Scraps.

THERE Is fome,hing irTeliAibly pleaGng ii
the eonveIiAtion OF hne woman even tho'
her tongue be iilent the eloquence Of her eyes
teaches wildom. The mind i,mPathizes with
the regularity of the Object IA view, and, aruek
with external grace, yibrates into relpondent
harmony.
The gazette., 1799-02-25
GOODS,
RAhNG WMI.N -.


- UPERFlNE & iecond BroadclothS,
~ Forea do. Cadimsrs, Svan!dowus, Browntiollanda,
an aiormrnt ol Caieoes and Chintses, tsmborc and
needle wolkd Mullins from Ir ~ ny. per yard. plsiu
do from Al. 90 IN tamhore and needle workd Mex
cloghs, Ladies Muffin u-nkerchieh. Camhries Shawl4
handanno and other Hands erchlets, India Cutyom ct
All pncc., Odd Cloths per piece or yard. black and
white Edtngs and Lace, Threads. NJ. : and other
Ribbons, Tapes and Robbins Mems Gloves, Gentle
mems and Ladies Has Hair Powder. Sc
"A variety OF Buttons and Buckles,
large and imau spoons, Pins, white chapel Needles
double lprng loekl PLAYING Cards, Jack and Pen
Knives, Drik duo. Knives and Fork, quart aud pint
l.ck,, tiat-lron>, "a "a ana GA brad. Gun Flnt,
Butts. Mhpf crook aud drciling Combs, Il 8
I'll l.. Hinges. Pewter. Blo,k-Gn Tea Pots. Augers
CandIelioks Bed Cords. y 10y and 8 by 40 Window
Claf, shoe Knives Hammer, ana Avis.
Ahipice, Pepper, Cinnamon, Nut
meg,, Ri,e. ChocoIArsSGpuF r,hacco, Segars
81. 81. sc.
a few very nice FowLlNo PlEcES.
y. b. All pcrGons indebted 70 faid
WArP. ate reQue0ed % make immediate payment.
Fgrlasl, 1aN. -.
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cannot ke dene st him receive iFem he itaunfpn 81
ths yiriuans part of the community and iFem IA own
reflections, the retnhutOn 10 which he 10 entitled
CHARLES COFFIN
R,ayEell, alf 5ss. I1Qo
The gazette., 1799-02-25

with external grace, vibrates into relpondent
harmony.
THE dueheis dowager Of Bolton, who was
natural doughter TO the duke OF Monmouth,
ufed 10 divert George the FrR, by affecting to
make blunders. Oree when ihe had been az
the play of " Levs', Let Sbi4" called il, 10
strnisrs Cbeaie ~ .fmsar. Another time lhe
pretended 10 come 10 court in great fright, &
the King alGed the cauie, ihe Aia Ae had been
at Mr.. WhiRon's who told her the world would
be burnt in three years and for her part ihe
was determined 70 60 % China
A COUPLE Of young ladies, having buried
their father (who was an old humoria, and
had fuch an averiicn q matrimony that he
would not allow them TO marry. however ad
vantageous might Re the oifer) converting on
his charaaer-the eltet obieVed, lie IS dea
at laG, and now NC viii marry r. Wei ia'd
the younge0 | am for a rich hulband and Mr..
c. ihall be my man." " Hold 6Aer tlaid he
olher) don't La Us be 10 aaly in the choice ct
our huibands LEI Us mary thoie whom the
powers above have defined for us for our
marriages are .reei0ered il Heavens book.
= am lorry for that dear Gles (rep6ed The
youngea) Tor am afraid ta,hgr viii tear OUT
Jhe Leaf !"
The gazette., 1799-02-18
MR.. PICKERING'S REPORT,

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read n tbe H7ge Of 1fRrbreJsatativef, Mr.. S.u4H
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tier, 9oben ay tbat ti5 report conain5 more ucjai
Information, f9an anything ever buJEGedin Anaeri-
ca !; and, ar Stare paper, Il does infinite bonour
10 The genfaman qUt9 crrote II, and 70 tbe country
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dnt7io" (0aaded bay6 N TIE carr Of patriotic Macon
ff qOf1ed to keep it out Of print but IL qOR rOt
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be ioveregn people, and Of TIER ri hit 10 Le fully
informed on every fubjed."