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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-09
INTERESTING ANEcDo7E.

ST. PIERRE, in his celebrated work, the
" Studies of Nature" thus introduces the fol-
loving anecdote -" II is impo1ible for virtue
to iubiit Independently of religion [ do not
mean the theatrica. virtues, which attract pub.
lie admiration BY virtue snderRand the
good which we do 10 men,, without expectation
Of reward on their part, and, frequently, at he
expenie OF fortune, nay, even of reputation
Analyzc all thofe whole traits have appeared
to you the mot ariking thereis no one of
them but what points out Deity, nearer or more
remote. lhall quote one not generally known.
and Gngularly intereaing from its very obfeuri
~.
In the lat war in Germany, Captain OF
cavalry was ordered out on foraging party.
He put himfelf at the head of his troop, and
marched TO the quarter Aligned him. twas a
folitary valley, in which hardly any thing but
woods could be feen. In the midi of it food
little cottage on percciving it, he went up,
and knocked at the door out comes an ancient
Hernouren, with beard filvered by age
" Father" fays the officer, "ihew me a field
where lean fct my troopers foraging.
" Prefently," replied the Hernouten. The
good old man walked before, and eonduesed
them out of the valley. After quarter OF an
hours march they found a fine field of barley.
I" There is the very thing we want" fays the
Captain----" Have patience for a few min
u,es," replies his guide, "you fhal be iatisfied."
THY went on, and, at the ditance OF
about a quarter of league farther they
arrived at another field of bailey
The troop immediately difmounted, cut down
the grain, truGed il up, and remountei. The
officer, upon this, Jays to his conductor, " Fa-
Their, YOU have given yourlelf and Us unneceiid-
ry trouble the hrt field was much better than
thi."--" Very true, Sir, rereplied the good old
man, but il was not nine"
" This ftroke goes directly to the heart.
defy an atheif TO produce me any thing to be
compared with it."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-09

WHAT IS A WOMAN LIKE !?
A COMIC SONG.
From The BAcAqr1Ls Of" Locke and KY"

"A COMIC SONG.
From The BAchqELLE Of E" LocxR and KY"
a WOMAN is like to---bus nsy-
What woman is ike, who can FAY !!
There's no living with or without one
Love bites like fly,
Now an ear, now an eye
buz, bur, always buzzing about one.
When f,e's tender and kind,
She is like TO my mind,
{And FANNY was 70, remember
She's like to-Oh dear
She's as good very near
As ripe melting peach in September.
II fhe laugh and fhe chat,
Play joke, and all that.
And with fmilcs and good humour fhe meet: me,
She is like rich dihi,
OF ven'fon and fll,
That cries from the table, /" come cat me-"
But fhe'l plague you, and ver you,
Dnraa and perpler you,
Falfe hearted. ard ranging
Unfe,tled and changing.
What chen do you think fhe is like
Like fand ike rock
Like wheel like clock
Aye. like clock that is always at j9,iis.
Tier heads like the inand folks tell on,
Which nothing but monkies dwell or,
Her hearts like lemon--fo nice
She carves for each lover lies
In truth fhe's TO me
Like the wind. like III. fea,
Whole raging will hearken TO no man;
Like mill,
Like pill.
Like fail,
Like whale,
Like an as.
Like glsh,
Whole image is CONTAIN, TO no mani
Like how'r,
Like how'r.
Like fly.
Like a pie.
Ikea pea.
Like flea,
Like thief,
Like--in brief, ~
She's Ike nothing on ear,h-tu, woman.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-09
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1899.
VKTHEREAS the following Lots of

NT HE.REAS the following Lots of
w LAND advcrtifed 20 be fold on the nj
day OF September next which happens Sunday and
the iae thereof on thar account, be legally made
THEREFORE,
BY Virtue of an Order of the Sabrene fu-
disiai Court 70, TIE Sac sfs Elts # TIE late TFIoM
FUCKER, Ea 4esgsA WA Be fold at ZOE Hays Of
M THomAs MorLEs Iuate1s, at Portland,
On the fra day of October next,
airi ''Niess, Il M. to ts iSbga bia1y.
PART of the following Tracts
of LAND, lying in the townfl,ip of Fslmes5. and
County of Cumberland. and which are in common and
undivided with certain heirs OF the ate igsder Gen
SAMUEL WALDO. and which was part OF the Eiiate Of
the faid TnomAs fLvegER. Eiq eonffcatee the ufe
of the Commonwealth after the JUN debts and legal
charges thereon lhould be paid----io sri',
One third part of two hundred and
ffty,6x granted by the Propris,ors Committee
of Faeut6, to Brig. SAMUEL Waldo, and laid out near
the Duck Ponds.
One third part of FIVE hundred and
eleven acres and eghtytwo rods, being the remainder
OF the eight hundred acres laid to Brig SAMUEL
WALDO by the Proprietors' Committee at Sa,suszDafev
One half part of fix hundred and
ninety acres allowed and granted by the Proprietors'
commtec of FaiuaaI to the heirs of Brig. Cen. WAL
DO, of their pitch of nine hundred and ixty two
acres, iying the Duck Ponds.
T Condition of Sale to be made known a, the above
time and place
II. KNOX, Agsa, and Admmjaraor.
~7uggP zofb, 1899
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-09

Nsw MAsArAc urea Waterman rcfding
Of the FINAL branches Of the Thames in the neighbour
hood of Dsptiord where there mnen!e nnnbcs az
Rats has for fcms mon his pan supported large family
by catching heie animals and telling their kns, wisi'
when tanned make admirable upper leashes Ion koes
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-09-09
Hacob Hone,

II INFORMS the public that he has un-
u dertakcn to carry the Newspapers from Portland
.hroueh Wand5an, Raymorsor, ig.os. Wafsrjo,d and
oxfo,a to Bethel He will leave Portland eve,y Mon
day evening and arrive at Bethel on Ihurfday evening
land returning through Nsff'15s'ea and N0,q0sy and
10 arrive AT Psyi, ON Friday evening and thence to
proce through Rs5oq anu 10 on TO Portland
The polfage to Sacca.appa q Wind
ham will be so cents ysar---o Raymoadtown Bridg-
On, Waterford Oxford and Bethel, three cents for
each papcrand the towns en- the return, oss dol
lar year.
The advantages of poif riding
through the above are 10 obvons that it is hoped
Liberal encouragement viii be offered TO uppor, the
undertaking.
The fubfcribers TO Newspapers, anu
Others who may peafe to favosr him with their COM
uand., may depend on the A,iaei fidelity, puntsuay
anddiipa,eh.
FTnD9on. july IS.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1799-01-14

daG was di.Played from the walls Of A.
lexandrla, and a Parley was beaten
The hrn5 ceaied, General Berthier ad-
yanced, accompanied BY a flag, in front
Of the battlements lie was met bv
Muit2Phat Bcy, and an armiEice of two
hours was allowed AT the termina-
ton ct which, articles Of capitulation
were agreed to, and igned (: By thefe
BuonaP2rte furrenders all his troo2s.
cannon, warliile implements, ba~r1ce
and ammunition to the Arabs gives
hoitages for guaranteeing indemnifca-
ton tor all the ravages Of his troops in
Egypt,-and promiCes never again to
invade any peaceful country. On the
other hand, Murat Boy agrees to inter
cedc with Commodore Trowbridge fer
4 fate conveyance of Buonaparte and
his lutte TO Europe; but that his troops
NUT he conGdercd as Hayes, and be
treated as (uch.
If this Intelligence is accuratc-and
i IS equally founded with the Chron;-
Gle irilh news-wc hall be happy -
fnce the fate Of the Prince of freeboo-
tiers E" is thereby decided and man
kind may anticipate the fpeedy reHora-
ton Of q glorious and durable peace. :"
with the fecurity Of the independence
u the world.
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VeGels Fuilt.

Vehels built
trgats O7i''! Sta'a5 1916 tons, IA gans, 400 men,
0uiit AZ Philadelphia commanded by john Barry, Elq
annual eXPenie, I24 80 dollars, 50 cents
Fr'ga5e CogGtai2e fame tonnage, guns, and ex-
Pene, built at Bolon, Commanded by Sagsasl Nie5oJoa
Efq
Frigate CogfsRfsy Capt TJ,vrqr 71nas4, 1265 tons,
SO guns, GAP man, built At Baltimore annual e1penle
Io5984 doIs. 4 cents
Ship P0yyn.nt5, Capt. Daniel 1feNsa. $50 tons. "A
gum ~ n.en built at Portlmouth, annual e1penfe
72,648 DOS rs ct.:s
Brig FtTaay y, Capt SIvpa H-7vooR TO tsns g guns
I+o men buIt AZ Ch4relton, annual ezpenle, 5Ig89
do.'. ~ cents
Brig NeyaI Capt Ttor4, WDH3a7,, 200 tons. 8 guns
- men, bu Ii az Norfolk ann exp 5I9S9 dolls cts
NeGes Purchafed
oA'7 Gl~rrr Opt Tz'74r Tizgy. 5o4 tons, 24 guns.
11o mon # philadelphia, annual c1penle, 1868 doll,
13 cents
Ship Gore Esssrg,o,, Capt. Ps.,it Fle..se~, Ga
IONS guns 20 men, at Providence annual eIPcne
-2,648 dolls. 72 cents.
Ship D417czrt Capt. S,s5.7 D.ofrr, Ar tons, ~
gyms, 12o men, at Philadelphia, annual ezPcnf- 63 so
dols. 43 cents.
Sap Ater.s-aaa Cap. A'ra-5r EErrqy, Al tons. IL
guns, $50 men, at BAumorc, annual erpcnle 8. GOO
dols. IS cents.
ship Ba!.,ye Cart. Jq. P5iei5, a.. tons, % guns.
NE men at h" hmore, ann. exp 638o2 dols Ar cents
Ship Hfr1l, Capt JzT.+ Sszg.v. 40 tons I8 guns,
40 men, At Boron, am. exp. 5t989 do.,. % cent.
Ve6els building BY the Public.
Ship Gen. Greene, Capt C5yJ3,a1er r P-r1y $50 tons.
"a guns, 22o men, at Warren exp. n 643 DOS ID
cents.
ship csr--a4rl Capt l5r, 71yar, ~ Middleton fame
tonnage, guns, men and eypcnf= as tile Cen Greene
Ship lG1ar Capt. Ri.6arf y D1orris. At Newvork
fame tonnage guns, men aud eH3enle the CenGrecne
Frigatc -. at PorlmouJh, r165 cons, 90 eun-i an
nual eTPenfe. Io5,224 dos aDd cents.
Frigate -. AZ Nr'vyork, SEQ tins, 44 guns am
exp 1850 dolls 81 cents.
frgatc I'D, at Norfolk, fame tonnage, guns, AMI
eIPcnle.
VeGt's now in fervice built By the Citizens.
Ship 67va7a.t Capt. N19s, B,ota, 5.o IN Al
gums 22o men buiit AZ Ncwbutyport, annual e1Peulc
III 6lS dos -5 cents
Ship EiHv7eh capt Sravoi Elyyev eco tons. r gun
40 men, built a. Nor5o k, annual cAPenle 95l DOS
10 cents.
Tbs naip' building, Revenue Cutters, and CaIi;es
llah he given hereafter.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1799-01-14
Froz q R4THI Ca-etis.

One reflection feem8 not, however
-obvi0us, to nave occur'd to tie malcon-
tents aS2inG the conGituted authorities
OF America. They fay the government
lis under B-itilh influence. Now, if
our rulers be Guch inordinate lovers Of
P25ccr as The jacobins reprcfcnt them, it
las nOr likely they would IF cbaics, put
that darling poIetIion on, Of their own
hands. If thew fhould enruf il to eli
.ther French q Engli.h, il would de-
.grade our government To the rank of
.mere tools Of their foreign ma.tcrs.-
The jacobins ought therefore, in con
.ftency with tneir opinions Of the am
bition Of our rulers, To clear them from
any charge Of foreign influence. For
a faction to join with foreigners is nat
|ural, for it is the way to get power !;
the iacoUi1s Of courle ought to be con
vi6el of this charge. But for govern
Imcnt to Join the French or Britilh,
lwould be the way to get rid Of power.
THE French attempted to rule our ru-
Hers, hy the people, and getting them
lin the mob way, to rule the govern
lmenr. As the Britith Cabinet has no
chance for popular favour, their inau-
|ence with the government cannot be
created by rafting mobs ag2inG it, ala
lu2ae DC Genet /; nor as our public Off
GERS cannot be fuppoled to be faile to
Itheir ambition, as well as their patriot
Finn, will Britain gain the attendant
lOyer our councils in anv other way
lhmcrican influence in England, is as
likely to republicanife that country, as
bic Britifh influence to royalife ours
The democrats however fear no dangers
but fuch as are chimcrical. Their
boafed iea!ouiy 70 more focures them
Prom beng duPe3 than their Phariiee
PrctenGons Of purity have prevented
their bcin6 traitors and knavcs.
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I'm n. CeIazJila .l..aerr9.

I'll People are at length convinced, that
defcnceleis lhiP and valuable cargo,
2 haord a pretty 0ron5 temptation TO the
Freebooter Of the ocean. COngrels
a'hid, g let Navy BE-" and navy was
treated at its fiat. The political fole-
7sFifm, that we did not need, and could
-@hot fupport a navy, is abandoned by
oShIl but thofe who would abandon their
@e0Untry's honor and independence to
apbreign influence and foreign domina-
bon. That a commercial country
@beed5 a navy, is as felf evident as that a
b ock and key are necehary TO the fate
U keeping Of ones cath, or a weapon Of
p Defence, to ward off or rePel the ahault
tePf an highwayman. That a CONNER
wfial country can /nbb0rf a navy, has its
ic'Proof involved in the very proportion.
taAdded to the experience Of Pait ages,
5@Fnd other nations, America now has
Dh large ibare of her own. She, after
s@having her PAX nearly deGroyed by
crthe mot cruel and conltant ravager,
a Shas found the folly Of keeping heeP,
tSFithout dogs to watch and guard them.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1799-01-14
Lift of Letters.

Remaining in Wells Pgq-e6Fes, Jan. Glib,
RENJAMiN ADAMS, Keaaeyaat JoCeph Barnard,
- do. George Bcklord, Ayual.I; John bennett
Wells, Jo!hua Eaton, and Stephen Emery, Of WeH5
Iolhna Cray. jan PaAi Henry Hart, Jun HysA };
William E--ll AyrTaH; David Jewell, F,1najEorogF5i
Benjamin LittIehed, 4th, Klr7e54HE Cap- Daniel
Marrail, hrnq1d; Capt I'm Pattin, A,uassl A.; Cspt.
Jo;ham Perkins, DO anna Rob.nlon, Alfys4; iona
than Stevens, WsA5 Iaac Workman Capajaak ! Iohn
We6ler. Weh; Capt. Jacob wi D., do. Nathan
Wels, Do. John Light Wells, do. jonathan Young,
K.areLanL.
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am happy to correa an error IF for7e con
lsquence in lat Mondays Gazst.e II was
inherited that the toolhh 5l6scJ3n-srv.y, Logan,
was c9oi1n "member Of Congress- It fh5uld
nave been 6 member Of PeanfylvaniA Legila-
tuTe' The Jacobn' exut greatly at the e
lection of this fellow. But no one can won
der that dian9 Of fworn jacobins ihouId
chult one Of their brothers.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1799-01-14

FIRE.-Laa ThnrfIay night Barn
belonging 10 Mr.. John Mars, of Cane Eliza
beth, was confirmed BY fire. togetherwith about
fifteen head Of cattle, horle, number Of iheep,
Pigs &c. It Is luPPolcd to BE burnt with mai
oious intention.
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PORTLAND, JAHUAHr 4, r722.
THOmas c. Attwich, Capt. Thomas
L Arnold, James Alden, Jonathan Adams, Bent-
min Aver, Sfroaazgatsr.
Nicholas Blafde John Benton, Nathaniel Brackett
John Baker 3D. 3, Jacob Bradbury, John B. TX Lyd
Bryant Joieph B1rborn, George Berry. Falegt5 Solo
mon Benny.
Eleonora Cummings, George j. Cummin D7nicl d.
Collins, B-n Carey William Cobb, FtizaaiB HI Cod
Sarah CogIwel, Falmouth IfAac Cao4.e Sroul.y1-
ter, Joleph Crois, Wm. Cowperthwaite Waid Chapman.
Mrs Mary Daley, John Deerins, Capt. Deano
Samuel DINGHY, Rsynoq-!ozr7, Mrs Elizabeth Dean, To-
fePh Doc.
III
Dean Eye, Mr. Ternald, Pep.erin Froa Fs,a,ut5,
William Francis, Samuel Fits
Joceoh Hooper. David Howard, orsela Hanaco.d,
Joel Hall, FlA054t
Mrs. Sarah JackCon, VIM. jerks, Mrs Rachel jack
lon, CAPE Easate@, Mrs. Catherine Johnlton, VIM.
JohnfOn
Henry Lang, Michael Little, Downing Lee, Mr..
LelIan, n. MLellaR.
M.
Abel Michenar, John Mars, CAPE EEzaJe'B. Thomas
Mann, Levi Morrill,, Falmouth, Thomas Minot.
N.
James Neal. Neal & Andrews.
David Oldin.
Ala Pummer, Mrs. Avis Pollard, Thomas Phillips
Watyford, Samuel Pcarfon, William Proctor, Z, John
Pattifon, VIM M Prentfs Capt. Prince, James Pool,
Timothy Pike, Falzoat5.
r.
Tofhua Rrbinfon, cape hFzaJatJ, VIM. Rogers, Mrs.
Behia Rcing Jefe Richards.
Nathaniel Shaw Robert Slower, George Small David
Sterrtt, FaLnoaB, Jonas Smith, Robert Strong, Natha
mel Stone, Wud5aar Ebenezer Simonton, a. CAPE Eliza
bst5, Daniel Smith, John shepherd, Rcm:gozjst
II
Benjamin Trott, Peats J2mA
v.
David Whey, Wjad5s7
W.
Benjamin Williams, Joleph Watts, Andrew Webher,
Johah Waifcoat, CAPE Efza5a5, Abraham Wenon.
l~5 TbsE zsi5 asBsss9 are Of Porfla7i
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1799-01-14

As an inltance Of the Progref Of reading, in
the State ct NewhamPfhire, il IS worthy If men
ton th~t Ec1nts,n ATS were PeGed during tile
Taft ieihon Of the legiA1ture Of that rate, jucor
Porating Social Libraries.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1799-01-14

Intelligence has been received from Porto
REQ (tays Bottom PaPer) that the SPanih
government have imPoieI duty of IS per cent
IN I'll French prizes brought INTO thar Aand,
which has put an end to Pi ating in that quar-
ter.
JeGe fon has at length arrived atFhilade1Phia.
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GENERAL COURT.

Wednerday lat was the day appointed for The
General Court to meet at Boton-but there
not b-ing quorum, no bufnefs was proceeded
en-.
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1IAPRZED- AT Dreflen, the m Of Jan. ny
the Rev. Mr.. Stone Of Augufa, Mr. WILLIAM Bow
NAN Mfs PHEBE BRIDGE, daughter OF Edmund
Bridge, Elq.
DIED-At Falmouth, Capt. James Lunt, aged 81.
AT CaPe-Elizabeth, Elder John York, aged 80.
AT Scar CROUCH, Mrs Elizabeth Beeman aged 81.
At Baltimore, the celebrated poet, ROBERT MFR
RI, Efq-
Adien, gentle hard, on thy Rowr-woven tomb
The Mufes 1ha mourn DER their fav rite child
AM Fancy, with brow clouded in gloom,
Forget to tnchant with her frolics 70 wild
From Crurca's deep n,ades 1lan lage fconce repair
TO Ggh for the Poet who cbaunted 70 lweet,
And Genii etkeral fha carroll in air
Thy dirge, which lorn Eohos fhall fadly repeat,
Adieu, gentle hard, thy Matilda fhal Gng
One Gran ! delp4ir, and abandon her Tyre,
The frenzy anguifh her bciom ihall wiring
For Merit and Merry no longer inlpire
lCsHti5dl
Marriagsr. Birth, and Death.
n this tow il lhe coure of the year 1893, there
50 Marriages, 80 births, 81 deaths. Ten of the
latter liranger"
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by he Ian papers i appears, that Mr.. O.is's
reIoiIion relative To The impeachment Of AMER
lean fedmen, has been agreed to n Congress
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THE LAST NAILS

Were mutually 6erile. The few articles re.
ceIYed will be found under Their proper heads.
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.-IA@4S-A-s
Marine Articles.
-
Marine
PORT oJC Portiand.

Thurfday lat arrived here, big Polly, Cap
tan Henry Turner, 50 days from Torrola.
Is lot ore Of his anchors near the light houle.
Captain Turner mentions the arrival If two
or three French fr gates at the WeRindies.-
spoke The hip Cumberland, Scott, fhort tins
from this port-all well.
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" P4flwan Oglou, the revo,ter againG the
authority Of tie Grand Seignor, il chara9er-
I'D a. fbisG3ber Of great equanimiry, and
folder OF uncommon boldnels He is rePuted
to be man of real information, and OF con-
ttaEt magnanirnity. With the ufual formnlary
Of 2 ma!content, az the commencement of bis
treaion, he proclaimed himItlf the defender IF
the AJsry Of the Greeks and the Greeks, Ike
Other vulgar fools, took Padawan Oslou at
bis word"
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Taken I'D adr,ft.

&OMETIR4E in the month of Decem-
- Der la1, AZ Place called ParE.,'s Ps:7t IN North
yarmouth, a CHEBACCO BOAT, called tie DOVE
OF Ncrthyarmouh vth enc cable barteC-hsvine on
o'ard final On nifty Of fzt few dry nh, and lome
green ditto. The owner may have fad boar, and the
articles found on board, by proving property paying
Charges and applying ~
RICHARD PARKER.
Nort5yar7oatJ, JaH. 9, 1899
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NAVAL MEMORANDA.

A%''9Sd from toe rtoH Of Secretary Of ID. Nlvy.
Co7gryf, q tie 26b Deeaq5sr, 1893
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f" Accounts from the En-ljh miGionarics at
Otahtite, mention, that a whole province has
been coded to them, flHicent in excen; to fuc-
tain 10000 Pcrlons The king of that place
i;cmed fo highly PleaG-d with an En3liih infant,
horn lnon alter the mitlionaries landed that ne
ihewed It to 4 number Of his fubieGt7, and indi
c!ei hi' joy ~ dancing with the banling in
his arms.-A fchool has been ETA lined, where
th- children Of the Otahs;tans learn The Englifh
Alphabet.
The labor IF The carpenters and fmith7 are
looked at by tile inhabt tnts with greit alton
iihment. The bread fruit has been made u'a
Of in the naturalization Of The f4cramens ba.
nothing is iad 70 11g-sr them fo much as the
ceremony and the conditions of marriage, as
praaiied by the Europeans"
{" A ilcobin paper of late date ccntiins
rme pathetic wailings about tic Liberty
81 HsbreJ5-.he attemP: to cruR free crtr;I7.-,
Sc. sc. calls upon " republican," To hold fan to
their i4'tgriIy-and rather than change their
courC- II ccndu4, u adopt the language Of Al
Cernon Sidney" when we cannot I've in our
own country but By fIch means as ale WORE
than deah" CHATS, in the view Of iacobins, hy
f1p7oriing govcraneat,an rendering obedience
ID us lAws) eve ought TO keep ourielves out
Of it"---Out Of IL then, ye pack-horles Of f.
diticn and in(urre6ton away with you 70
France, and try the air Of Gallo liberty and 4
iHaHty-Jhe iooner the be;ter--a tim~ly depar
ture may prevent many Of you from proceed
ing to llch lengths as eventually 70 gain The
reward Of a halter"
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Susannah Babson,
nfHLHER
.t7if mlsr ne C9l..n1ias Hal mar Dr..

(Datsfr aa1sr tie C9i.n'ias Hal. nra. 1gr.
Cmisr's I9osra.1
pEGS leave to offer her fervices TO
1t the LaJe, # Portllpd and its vicinity an. to
ioie their patronage the hue of her protection. She
Offers for iAe, among other artes, the following, VIZ
Ladies fine beaver hats-wlth hat
bands, cords aud ,simulinss match Fancy coos cd
do. ChiEarcns do. falhionAble turhans, wreahs and
caps Pine black fs,tin ladies' rloaks, with trim
nings Tor do. Artificial flowers. riumcs and feathers.
Book nul n Wire do Mner's black and w.ite
lawn. Black aud white gsuzes Wide and narrow laces
Mourning do. Edsngs. Netting cainei's hair
fhawls---lome do. of an elegant pattern. Fine and
coma pocket handkcrehel,. Lutearngs. Modes
Plain and vaiegated ribbons OF every width Ladies
and chidrtn's nus. Do fac cotton hoie OF hyperion
quality. Ladies' and miles fancy morocco lhoes,
pumps and nippers. Cloth do. Shoe bows Glove
ties. Linnen Buckrsm, Wire. Pafceoard. Sew
ing llks. TwAs. Threads. Tapes. Talses.
Gentlemen's handiome morocco caps,
trimmed with fur-vcry comfortable for the fealon
Ladies' 1eghing do. Gardeners plain and fancy,
coiored 6ne fix hof- ditto Cotton ditto worried
White Rocks Black do. Military do. Cockade'
Hair ribbon.
Gilt necklaces. Eardrops. Pendants,
Mourning DO. smcags bottles. Courtplailsr. Cof-
se,iss. Tooth powder. Silver thimbles. Inkfands.
Pocket do. Waters. Needles Pins Bobbns
" Ladies Robes, Cloaks, Head-drec
is, Gs art IN iSe f,esag soa', and The Haa Jav'rs
promptly ATTENDED 10
Portland, Dec a5,I7oo. tf)