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The gazette., 1799-03-04
CONSISTING OF

TACONET, tambore, Japan, corded
y croGs-b4rr'd Cheer and black Mullins; very fne
iaconet and other Muffin Handkerchief; fahionable
Bonners and Turbans; French and India Cambrieks
Linens; Calicoes and Ginghams; CsiamanCoes and
Dutants: patch cOloured aud purple Shawls; Linen
Pocket Handkerchief Cot on do. ; SatinsI Modes
and Sarnets fix, beaver and kid Gloves; variety of
alhionable falh and other Ribbons black Laces do
Italian Grape do. Wells do Gauzes delicate and
SPanifh Leather Slippers plaid enigrant Socks plaid
and plan Silk Eandkerchiefs Fashionable tee Csfps
Velvet Ri5bon; Thread Laces and Edgings chenicl
and braid Trimmings Cord. and Taials Plunes and
Feathers Of all kinds SPangIes Tifanys; Shne Taf-
iels; Pearl Buttons Thread Fringes silver Peach
Cafes; tambore needle do; Pins Tapes and BoAbin.
Gentlemen'S VET Patterns Of all
kinds black fatin Forentne Of fuperor quality; fix
Nank:netrs; fix. cotton, and worried Hole; Muffin
handkerchief; fuperine dark Queens Cloths fuPzr-
hne and o'her White Flannels fue Lambfzn, sld
Green Baze; Fur Trimmings SC
ALso, Coffee, Starch, Hair Powder,
Waih-Bals
A larges afortment of ladies' and
children's SHOES; HouGe Paper sc &c.
80 MILLINER1~ made III The lateG
f56ozE. Feb. 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16

the Machiavilian Directory had propoed to efe4
fold ohjed by he aiaikaaon OF niniaers and that
ITS view was, not only get rid of their rerons aud
writings which might ferve condemn themelves, but
ALTO give birth TO fubjed for coumnating the v6to-
Gus troops of his majefy the Emperor and King
happily, this monfirous caumny falls by ils abb
iurdity for what motive my hu1ars be tuppofed
to have had for committing this mon infamous aet Il
was not their hatred TO Frenchmen nce Of fifteen who
were IN the carriages they left thirteen alive, and diff
patched only two. !, is the defre Of plumber for
they touched neither the gold the yer, jewels,
bur only took The papers Will be faid they acted by
order OF their chiefs and that thee wanted the papers
OF the legation why then did they take the papers,
only to throw them into the Murg Was there ever
any thing more neon6fient! Do here reeog-
n'se thoe who at Rome cauied one of their Off
GERS called Draut lobe adainaed in order to attribute
this murder TO the mners Of the Pope In fhoft, do
we not indemnity the very men, who cauied their hck in
the hofpitai OF Verona be mafacred, with view of
iTputins that buehery to the Venetian Senate Their
Their crimes, and heaven preparing to make them
cell Upon their own heads am. &c
BARBACZY, Colonel
rs. AT The moment was gong to fend off an ex-
pIes with letter to your Roya Hghnefs detachment
Of my hutars brot in ten other Frenchmen whom they
found the borders Of the ack Fore and who after
making fome demonilra,ions of refftauce and firing
few mu1es fhot, furrendered
They have owned that within days they were fcnt
from strafburp, to the number of A. order irke
this blow. and that they no, informed before the
evening Of the aS,h April of the momen, when IL was
TO be put in execution They add many other partcu
lars which your Royal Hshnefs will learn better from
themfeIves
fend them to you under ftrong guard. together
with the two fra My huflars will take no reft, until
they have found the remainder Of this band.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16
0mitted isf .0ssk
AMERICAN BRAVLRY.


poRrsMouTH, Aucu.T 81. Captain c. Blunt, OF the
Diana, arrived here Wednesday In, in "a days from
Trinidad He informs that days after he left Trim
dad, he was taken by French priva,eer letter of
marque from St Thomas hound TO GuadalonPe, who
took out the and one feaman Captain Blunt snd
four Others feening ihemieIves k, left on board
IN care Of prize matter and fosr nout hands; who
were ordered proceed for Z Eufa,ia and fell the
prize. RENTING the nett proceeds TO Cuadsloupe But
Capt. Blunt having preconesrted the fcheme Of recap
ture. upon deck the morning. of the .,ho Avg.
and frxing on cutlafs the Game that OF
his hands feized uuet. they began try she for.
tune Of war. blow from the bu, emo of the mufk {
feitled MIR Hslmfman pretty quick; bat rihns agan,
Capt Blunt AIMED fscond ftroke with the euAfs and
quoted his bowels The p ize matter, com ne aft to
help his man Obliged to farrender ALTO and By
slhitaaee Of The ref of the and paIenger
the remainder OF the Frenehmen fscurtd. Capt.
B. then gave him his long their chefs fome pro
vGons and water. and fent them eruife to
find land After they put INTO the boat, they told
Capt that lac was dam brave fsilow, thanked
him for hi, humanity. and wifhed him fafe to port
Capt then made the bell Of his Own way for port,
and every true American bids welcome to the navai
hero.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16
THE BLUE DEVILS!
By PSrxx Pi1DAR.
a TAN may be happy, if he WILL"
lWA I've fAid IL Often and think 70 Gill

MAN may be happy, if he VIM"
IVA I've faid IL often, and think 70 Gill
Doctrine TO make the million hare;
Know then each mortal is an actual Icve
Can brew wh4, weather he fliall moi approve,
Or wind, or cam, or foul, or fair.
But here's the mfchief-Man's an afs, fay.
For fond of ,husder, Lightning, form and rain;
He hides the charming cheerful ray
That fpreads fmile DER hill and plain
Dark, he ~ya court the 1kul, and fpade and fhroud-
The miilreis Of his iou! nun be cIoudl
Who told him ,h,t he mua be curs'd on earhs
The God Of Nature MO fuch thing!
Heav'n whifpered HIM, the moment Of his birth,
:. Don't cry, mylad. bur dance and iins.
Don't he too wife, and be ape -
ain colors let your foul be drefsG, not Grape.
"Rofes f,ail fmooth life. journey. AID adorn
Yet mind ,ne--if through of & ace,
+" Thou mean'f &c fling the bic fGng in my face.
:" Thou had full leave to tread upon thorn.''
Yet fomc there are. Of men think the worn.
Poor imps unhappy, ifthey can't be curn--
FOREVER broodine over m'sry's eggs,
As tho life's pleafsres were deadly Go,
Mouing forever for gin
To catch their happinedes by the legs
Even at dinner, fome will be unbleisd
However good the viands and well drsfsd
They always come to table with Fowl
SOU mt with face Of verjuice DER each din,
Fault the poor fefh , and quarrel with The hah.
Curle Geek aud wife, anc'ioathing, cat and Srewl.
a cart load To- their Romaehs heal,
Yet fwsar they cannot make meal.
l like NOT the bluc.devi hunting crew
! hate to drop the difcon,ented jaw!
o let me natures Gmpe fme purdue,
Aud pick CIV n pleassss from israw!
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16

He'd @asvfsrs. Ct,.eaex. May I. 1899.
my huhars b ough me ait evening, few hours after
the departure Of the expreis hat carried the dpachs
had she honor Of addreiIing your Royal Highnef,,
two men, whom he armed peasnts had with about
10 . clock IN the morning the right bank of the
Kline ina diifance from Keh Theie peAfs nis after
puriu'ng them ccnhdcrabe time, overlook them
htt'e beyspd the Wi felt Knowing them TO he
rrenehmen aud fufpeetng their appearance, they fra
thought OF putting them death but they aGored,
that they were neither fpies folders and that, at
e moment they were met, they were making prepare
toes to rePafsthe Rhine in pcaee,bs manner,
turn home, It was thought beft to fend them to
10 all the qaeftion' put they anwered in very evahve
terms-l ordered them to he examined Each had a
purie OF fifty peces of French money! and in the poek
ct of one was found the following billet:
Rseaat 9Th F~sal (dp,R 49, sessi in fbs evening.
We leave this place in one hour-you viii Ice us
between and Io--our rages will be hghted-Jebs
will be in the P and in the uysb with the papers,
recommend the @i,d and the Ais to ysu.
(sened) I'll ROsENSTiRI."
After reading this billet faw that had two Of the
well gueiied at Raaadt hoped 10 learn from them
the particulars, but il impoihbie to make them
peAk, and they have eonltanty kept 6ience, which
1e"s even 81 death, have not been alb make them
break fend them to your Royal Highnes that they
may DC inter- oga'ed by yourie peron, and their fate
decided
learn this moment by defer,ers and French prifon.
er' who have jua becn br 1ught in that Jean D5,y
arriving at Srabourg, has had the bafcnefs to mputc
iIs own erime TO my hufars-to thofc huifars whole
cieor lie had forced his unhappy colleagues to refue
who had ran upon hcariag the cries of the victims in
hopes at iuceonring hem--who fcwed 70 much atei,-
tion to their widows and their Who'll tran-who finally
had jae reeondueted hmie in fafety TO the banks Of
the Ehine. This new infamy has convinced me that
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16
EXTRACT.

THE woman, who warts candor, when ne
is addreaed BY man Of merit, wants very
eGential virtue and fhe who can delight in the
anxiety of a worthy mnd, is little to be pitied
when fhe feels the ihirpea Rings Of anxiety in
her own.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16
AunI ArrERAx pARTEm.
GERMAN ACCOUNT.

E<Her from AZ de Bra5S.y. Cal Of sbe bsJars q
Szeelar. 10 Dir Royal HfgbnsG the Arebduks
cn4srks, Eield AiaslzaiCsnerai1 sbs troops IF
lis LnferiM Mefs19.>
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-16
AUTHENTIC DEVELOPMENT
OF HE
Murder near RaRaat.

Fer Mud tho it have tongue, vii peak
With mott mir &C aloas organ. Sbste9esre.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

POLITICAL BOOKS.

a Connecticut gentleman, friend to the IN
terea OF ChriRianity and to the happiness of
the human race, is pubii.ing an abrdgment of
I" Barruels Memoirs of Iacobiniiin." This is
mott falutary undertaking, and is rendered
peculiarly uleful to the people at large, in con-
iequence of the abridger's choice of newipaper
for vehicle of this warning againf the daring
impiety of the French fophiiters. Tn note to
one of his extracts, the abrdger very iuftIy re-
marks, - thar IT is to be regretted 10 many fe-
ditious and proAgate books are to be found in
mott of the book flores of the United States
The public are cautioned aganA many of Vol
taire's, particularly his treatiie on federation,
and his Philolophica, Dictionary, an edition of
which was notlong lince publilhed in this coun.
try. Condorcet's Treatile on the Humankind
The works of Roufleau, Volney's Ruins, and
Godwins Political Juace." This lat work is
one of the mott exeerable and pernicious books
which has appeared fnce the iniape era of
Gallo revolution. 1t is calculated to deRroy
mott of the morality, and all the efabliihed re.
ligion and politics of the world. 1t abounds in
the vile(t fophifry, and overfows with the mott
fahe and injurious afertions. 1t lhould be
burnt by every hsngman in the univerfe, and
the perion of the vain, preihmptuous. and vifci-
Gus author, ought to be perpetually in New
gate. he fhould be. whpt in all the ma ket-
places. and expoied in all the pillories of thai
country, whole pureR, and MOI iacred inititu-
tons he has perfonally laboured to dearoy.
+" BrinRone fhould be Catered on his habita-
ton" and his memory ihould be Infamous.
A man who labours to dsaroy the happinefs
Of the human race, defsrves 70 other treatment
than what gentleman bellows upon an impu-
dent fcoundrel, who fpits in ones face, or a
felon, who purloins the handkerchief and the
watch.
Farmer l1gj.ss, Ssft 81
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
IDEAS'oF PERSONAL BEAUTY.

WHEN Mr.. PARK was at Boudon, in Afri-
ca, the king of the country, fitting on mat,
with two of bis attendants, having converted
iome time with him, and received his prefents,
obterved, that his women were very defrous of
feeling the aobae m0n, and requefed that he
would favour them with Witt. "An atten
dant," iays Mr.P. "was then ordered to con-
dud me and had no foener entered the
Court appropriated to the ladies, than the whole
feraglio furrcunded me fome begging phyGc,
fome for amber, and all of them delirous of
trying that great African fpecifc, 5leud letting.
They were ten or twelve in number, mot of
them young and handfome, aud wearing in
their heads ornaments Of gold, and beads of
amber,
They rallied ne with good deal of gaity
on different fubjeets; particularly upon the
qptaensii # my Rim, and the tyomin,uey Of ny roif
They infilted that both were artificial! The
fri, they faid, was produced when | was an
infant by dipping IN milk and they Untitled
that my nofc had been piae6ed every day, ill il
had acquired its prefent nyigbiiy and unnatural
conformation. On my part, without diiputing
my own deformity, paid them many compli
ments on African beauty. praifed the glony
jet of the ikns, and the lovely depreiion of their
notes but they iaid that hauery, or las they
emphatically termed it) k6ney mouth, was not
efteemedin Boudon. In return, however, fsr
my company, or my compliments, to which,
by the way, they feemed not 70 inienible as
they affected to be, they prefented me with Jar
of honey and fome fifth, which were fent to my
lodging and was deiired TO revifit the King
in the evening.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
Biographical.

~ ..usriczn public has lad few opportunities Of ac-
qaaintng itfef wiz tx character of Marthal SU'
WARR0'1, or soesoroF The information we
haes hitherto received concerning him has been dir
gaifed and perverted, in ,houfand Ways, by isno-
raaee iall,aod and prejudice. As this man is now
acting confpicuous part, on the theatre Of Europe
II Is bu, common Juice, that fuch accounts of him
hovid be frefentei to the public, as are written by
ynea whole acquaintance and Intimate obfervation
enable them to give the mon accurate traits of his
characters and thar knowledge hoald be con-
fined TO thofe channels Of information which arc
polluted by party paiiions and Inalgnity. The co.
flung portrait OF HIN is taken from the Spectator
81 Nsyd,' very intelligent and impartial work,
printed at Hamburg: lcaus, Gag
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
CAUTION 70 FEMdLEs.

among the numerous innAnces of unfortunate H.
who have pcrified by their garments catehinr
the following relation may be deemed one of th e
affecting. 1t is not inherited for the purpofe Of
rowing up the feelings of humanity, but inienas
Caution againlt fimilar accidents The Ladss
IS the fubjea, we are informed, was beautiful.
her family opul:nt.
Marc6 I3-Died in London, in her !
year, Mis Seldom, the only unmarried DAM
ter of Nj. Seldom, of Alderfgste. llreet. Il
holferer. This melancholy event was o.
Toned by the current of air drawing her CO
into the fire while ihe was pulling a cod i;
tween the bars with her foot, on the epn4
of Tuefday The 18th. Her cries were head
the women at work below, but fnppofing A.
to proceed frena the footnan, who was fut;r0IS;
fits, they paid no attention to them till they II
continued longer than bis fits ulinally lated
One of them ran up fairs, and feeling MG 81
flames, called to the women below for alliAa,s
They all ran up Immediately, but were 60 d
rihed at the dreadful fight, as to be incap,
OF rendering her any allitance. Some ofh
went TO call the men who were at work a
diitant part of the premifes, aid they fiappck<
iAne PA''atN AOCts WHICH commune 1ledY
the houfe Immediately with that part Of
ihops in which they worked would be ou,s.
ran thither but as no one had the prefenrj
mind to let them in that way, they were obi
TO make a comfortable circuit before they "a
reach the ordinary entrance or the hou1e. n
S had in the mean time got from the drawn
room into wide paGage at the top Of the Oh
where fhe burned 70 dreadfully that the III
colt and ceiling were much difcoloured; Y
when the workmen fra faw her, fhe va
naked, blackened and ds6gured objeef, M
ing with agony and torture. They reforisl*
the cafPe', as the mot expeditions MODE
extinguiihing the FIRE but it was nailed 10 =
floor, and ihe was defined TO remain. II, thu
trehing iituation till fome blankets were pruol.
ed from the fervant7s beds, which being ~,
round her had the 6efred effect. But Il
too late All The efforts of care and medd
were unavailing for her body was 70 dreaa[
ly injured, owing to the fuel the FIRE ,et I
in her tays that hen ribs and the bone Of n
neck were quite bare. The violence of 1,
pain feemed to have extinguihed the acutedS
OF her feeling for fhe lay apparently eai,
i've O'Clock in the afternoon of WedndaN
when fhe expired. CGut. Magasine, CA
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
General MACDONALD,

Whole movements have 70 much contributed
to change the face of affairs in Italy, is of
very ancient and reipedable Scotch family,
He was formerly in the Dutch ler.ice. lie is
abou: 81 years of age, and lerved under Pchc-
gruas General Of Brigade in the fra divilion,
and proved himielf to be very able officer.
The troncet column of she army of the north
was enrufed to him, and he dreeted, befdes,
the movements of Gen. Jonrdan's ST. Jua
difrniiied him becaufe he bore Scotch name,
and was on that account, he thought, an ariito-
Graf.
The French gen. Macdonald's father was
engaged in the rebellion of174s was the head
OF agreat Highland clan, and on the defeat of
Prince Charles Edward, Macdonald Fed to
France.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
Newburyport. Sept,

An account Of the following we are informed has
tranfnisted. with the proper vouchers, to the 81
tary OF State, and Will doubtefs appear in due q
1t was however the win Of the party concerned, ~
his fellow citizens 1hould be carly made aogpaik
with the cruel and unjut treatment he recepd.
board Brililh man of war. ~
81, RICHARD CARTER, of Kittery, CO
monwealth of MaGachufetts, declare iolemi.
and truly, that | was feaman on bondt
hip Pomona, Nathaniel Kennard, maA9*
That while the iaid flip was lying in the ~
bour OF Kingfton, Jamaica, being on h~&
one OF the lumber flores, was accoaAV
three Britiih officers, who aiked me whdktk
belonged to. ! anfwered them, the A udin
ihp Pomona. They then aiked for M u
lection | told them it was on board. TIL
then dew their cuilaHes, beat me with 49,
and dragged me, together with another yuH
man, belonging to Bottom, by main force u
they got us to the kings yard. After Dis
guard was placed over US, until we wer a
ried ON board the Brunfwick, of "a gunik
Rutherford, Commanded. Here the trcasntd
received was more cruel and abuGvc. Az
being on board little time was ordered
the quarter deck, the officers on which ordf
the boatiwain's mate 70 take me down and Ii
me fmart dram, as they exprei1ed it. liz
taken down in the waite, where the bost[waxc
mate continued to fog me with three usf
rope till he was tired. He then called mar
to his ailiaance, who took the rope, and folio
ed his example, by hoggng me until IeaS
fcarcsly itand or 60. My clothes which | \
on were all cut to pieces. | was then crde
to duty in the wait. In going down the Z
board lide, not moving 70 fat as the fall
matter thought might he gave me a ~
and Knocked me down upon the gun Or
calling me at the fame time danla'd yai,u
rafcal, &c. IT
i" The next day Capt. Kennard, heariulM
what had happened, endeayoured TO come
board, to effect my releafe bur the I.eutelin
ordered the oentinel to fire on the boat TO,
attempted 10 approach the flip. Capt lis
nard then procured a writ for the captaitea
the lhip, and had him arrefed when on a ~
who was obliged to give bonds that lhoulla a.,
delivered up. | was accordingly ient on ihso
but in 70 mangled a condition that was ungr
to do duty for ten days. hereby acknIs,,
ledge my reipsds to Capt. Kennard for %
exert'ons in my bshalf. 1t was owing 70 II.
determined condu6t, in-not aSoping to Dl
lniolence, thar was relieved fom their fpel'
lels hands. Numbers of A,nsfican ialo''
now held by them in Gate equal to aDlr =
flavery.
RICHARD CARTERs
[ The foregoing was authenticated on =
before Daniel Humphreys, Notary Paol'~I
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
LACONIC

The following order to COL Strauch, is a
ipecimen of the laconic aylc in which Field
MARTIAL Suwarrow tends his military orders !:
=" Immediately after receiving thcfe diipatch-
es, you are to break up, with four battalions,
to Top the French in the Vailelins, and to take
tort Truenties." This order was flccelfully
obeyed'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
Recipe far making the celebrated Mar
s' Flasga, ,n0ma7ssiei aafil0fs 10 turi4 vsr

Take rue, fage, mint, rofen,ary and worm
wood, OF each a handful, and infufe them over
the hre IN two quarts Of lrong vinegar, train
the liquor through flannel, and add it to half
an ounce of campfire, diaolyed in three ounces
OF reetihed ipiIits of wine, with this waih the
loins, face, and mouth, and on approaching in
ieeted perlons or places fmell fponge dipped
IN this decottion, wear ALTO campfire in a BAG
near the ltomach
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
Nsso-E England Forfjfcatioas.

An excellent toaf, given by Lady. "The
belt Fogifsafoe5 of our Countrywide navy, the
meeting .houies, and the public lchools." The
lady who gave the above, is certainly we'll verf
cd IN the tactics of a free governments, and
were her name known, ought TO be toaled by
every patriotic American.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23

A GENTLEMAN by the name of Mann,
commander of the lhip called the Moon, was
very familiar with a gentlewoman whole huf
band taxed her with being familiar with anoth
or genrleman.-S declared She k1s1V no m9rs
IF hin HSafbe Man III TIE Ao51.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-23
Inhunanitv.

II aaJasty fer oeiety that iaiivdaai 1zsrqe, r4ssa
aeb avags brutality esbbii'i in TIE sdousg deps
are asss in Eiuaiious to CRAFTY ibnr a.gaipsy dpgnI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-01-18
The A.rnonoNrcAr part by Isaac BrI oos
---Ccrfaining---

Friends yesrly me c
ings
Members Of Congrer,
from Virginia
Tables OF Interea
Tables of the weight
and value of coins as they
PATS in the refpe6tivc
itates Of the Union, with
their aeriing and fcde
raj value
Benevolenee and HUI
mainly
The WhiAle. by dos.
Franklin
Emilius and Clara, or
the happy pair
The folly Of ineonGR-
ent expectations
Resignation to Prcvi
dence recommended as
the duty Of ali
he wifdom Of Pro-
whence in the variety
Of the ieafons
Anecdotes.
POETRY.
A farmer to his friend
Ledyard s Praife OF
women
Beauty's value, by
Shakespeare
Gather your rofe buds
Edwin and Engelins
by Doctor Gel iimi,h
Song ; The asveswera
HUH d the lsy fcrene.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-01-18
THE riino, ie,sin,

THE rifing, fe,ting,
4 places and eelipfes
OF the fun and moon : the
phalcs, place OF the at
cencmg node, latitude
and fouthing Of the
moon ; the places s. az
Peas Of the planets Gin
GLIDING the lately dice
Vered planet, Georgian y
the riiing, fetting and
outhing of the planets,
and the mott eonfpieu-
Gus fixed Aarsj conjunc-
lions Of the planets, with
fixed Rars /, the equation
OF time true within half
a feeond, for the neon Of
every day in che year.
-ALso--
Superior and county
courts IN Virginia
Public officers Of the
Rate
Members Of the Sc
nate and fioufc OF Dele
gateS
able of Stamp Dn-
ties
Roads, from Richmond
to PO.,lmouth Virginia /;
from Richmondto Pofti-
mouth New fIampihire
from Richmond 10 the
SwestSpringsAand from
Richmond 20 Savannah,
Geoigis.