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The gazette., 1799-04-08

DIED--At Sgsio7, on the z2d ult Mrs. RyTH LANE,
wife Of Mr. abez Lane Of that town. in the 17th year
Of her age.-o her, nature had been lbsral She was
an agreeable comfort and incere friend-nuch eaeem-
cd by and ornament to, the fociety in which lhe
lived. The purity of her morals NUT the aPPro-
baton of him who is pure.
AT Kttsyy. Mr. JAAEs HANseUN, OF the hydTophobia
He was lightly bitten about month hnce by mad
dog the bite had healed, aud he apparently well
till day two before his death.
II this town, on Tuefday Ian, mifs HANNAH HoBsE
aged years, fecond daughter of John Hobby, Efq.
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and divided IntO four fields we'll fenced, with framed
Houe and Barn SO by 40 feet thereon
AkSo-6 lots Of undivided Land in
BridgtOn, viz No and 10 in the 3th Ranse-No 6,
in the 81 range-and No & in the ninth range in the
fra Giviion.
ALSo-The lots No. s, in the fourth
range-and No y, ia the ad range in the fecopd d.
v.hon.
The whole or part will be fold on
advantageous terms-Apply to
JAMES D. HOPKINS.
Portland. 1syil !, 1899.
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There feems TO be no room to donbt thS
election Of Medrs. LongtslbqU and DsVi5, a.
Senator's for this county.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
THE HORSE CALLED
Tbe SWIFT,

WILL fand on the days and at the
places as foIlow-viz May 6th at TaaIts in New
elouceller 9Th, 9Th, 9th and 10th, S7v5 Poland
port-The remainder Of the week our ltaole.-2oth,
an, aad, SaccarapPa. The remainder Of the week
at our labIe.-a7th at JeatfI.-a8th, N9th goth, at
SsOrnf 3IR at JeHiti-Jsne sd, 4th, Jth, at S'eat-
brdFs'.. The remainder OF the week Gabe.-Iotk
IIth 12th, at Saccarappa. Remainder Of the week at
our fable 18TH at JeatJ J-r8th, 10TH 2oth, 2rit, at
S7ys-a2d at 16Sh, 47th, at Ssoet5r ces,
Teepor;.-Aiterwards At our fable.
The terms are, dollars leap, 4
dollars the fcafon aud dollars to infure foal -
Said horfe bay coloEfrm and foid-levtn- eighthI
Engifh, and lure foal. Any pcrfons who may with to
comply with thele terms naa be well uled by U.s.
THOMAS CHASE,
JOHN THOMPSON.
Arey,Bvor,yss4b /fsyR 6. 1900
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Some Gurprize has been excited by the d-par-
tore of a Major Starks, from this place for The
WeGindiss. He concealed hisintentions until
the vefel was getting und-r way-under the
idea Of making arrangements for the voyage Of
a come aion of his. When leaving the wharf,
it is tad, that he significantly declared his de-
termination to f-e Gen. To4gTri4. before be re-
turned to the Uni.ei States. He had the re-
putation of J4cobin. Ii is fuppoied be car
RED comfortable fun Of money with him.
Nj. Pit has brought forward plan Of
tax upon INCOME by means of which no fur
tba- addition (after the prefent year) is TO be
made to the national debt, whilR that debt will
be contautly dlminilhed BY the operation of the
frking fund.
Since the late dreadful conRagration at Nor
folk, feveral attempts have been made to renew
a iimilar dilaRer.
Col. John Win1ow, is eleaed Brigadier Gen.
Of the Firlt LebiOnary Brigade Of MaE4chuf-tts
Militia.
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NEW YORK, MARCH rs

NEW YORK, MARCH 70.
Capt. Hudfon from the Havannah,
informs, that about the 9th Of March,
the General Greene Gutter, Capt. Price,
of Philadelphia, has captured a French
PIRATE Schooner, one Il FOUNDER,
and Is men, out Of H2vannah. She
is a remarkable fat failer and was
with the fleet Of 25 fail, under convoy
of the hoop Of war Delaware, the John
Jay and General Greene Cutters, with
which Capt. H. failed. Part of the
priloners were put on board the ihiP
Refolution, for this port. The Priva-
teer had been manned, and was to re.
main with the Delaware and two cut
ters during the cruiIe.
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FROM CADN.

Capt. SMITH, uho arrived yeGerday from
CadIz, brings confirmation that the Dey Of
Algiers has declared war agaiaa France.
Lord St. Vincents was rot off Cadiz when
Captain Smith failed. An Englh brig was
cruGng off there.
It was generally believed at Cadiz, that Buo-
naParte was dead.-The SPaniards appeared
quite tired of their Freuch alliance.
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John Thralher William Symmes John Abbot David
Hale, Jacob Noyes, EAac Illey and stephen Patten
CaTiaiiffee Of 4s0Ruis.EdwArd Ora4rd, Lemue!Wceks
and EbeDezsr Mayo.
Capt. J9g35 Mcclellan had the votes for COun.
ty TIeafure5.
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MORTALZZE.

But Gnce to die is natures debt,
Decreed by Heav'n's all pow 'rful King,
The wife, the good the poor, the great,
Alike mua feel the fatal fling"
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murders have ever been Characterized
by peculiar and complex barbarity /;
impetuous feelings are fugitive & take
an oppoGte direction they commit
murder, and then inlcribe it g ID; ran
donls." Women IN all things, they
are women in vengence. Impatient Of
refraint, in war, fege dilcourages &
repelS them in peace, an orderly con-
ltitution could neither excite their love
nor their reverence. Terrible in al-
fault, contemplate in flight vaf in
their projects, imbecile in their purfuits;
capable Of imagining all things, inca
pable of performing any. They tri-
umph for moment, and delpair thro'
a century. OF all nations, they alone
have felt that calenture of political i'm
agination, which has afpired to an uni
yerfal monarchy or an univerlal epub-
lie but they have never known that
Britilh vigor of judgment, which could
form for EngIiihmen the mott perfect
confitution humanity can lufer.-
When the French were laves, US they
.reverenced ; when free, US they imita-
ted now licentious, they envy and
they hate. Europe they may aflict
with continued revolutions yet may
their deGgns be frufrated (; one revo-
luton was fuficient for the Engliih.-
Dangerous rivals, for they addrelS
themlelveS to the imaginations they
feduce the eye and inAame the heart !;
they mingle prominet virtues, which
conceal their radical yiciouGnefS inca
pable Of perseverance, but they will
perth in their caufe if deltruction
comes rapidly they will declaim on
freedom, when they exercile tyranny /;
revere the humanity Of peace, while
their hand is armed with death they
will reform preiudices, while they in
troduce preiudices, fill more calami-
touS they term themlelyes citizens OF
the world while they fly from place to
place, and only leave in their career
the memory Of their delolations. They
come to defroy or be defroyed to
with them were to embrace
and perilh.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
French Savages !!
E& rat7 from 1zo,re's Journal J

A GENTLEMAN Of character, on
Whole veracity have reliance, inform
ed me that he was at Verlailles on the
day that the maGacre Of the prifonery
from Orleans happened he had left
Paris that morning, and on his arrival
at VeriaiIes, heard that the prilonerS
were expected but had no idea when
he fet out, nor did he oblerve any thing
after he arrived at VerlailIes, which
gave him a iufpicion of fuch an event !;
he went and walked conlderabletime
IN the gardens during this interval
the pri1oners arrived, and that mott
attrociouS lcene Of bloodlhed was per-
formed. On bis return from the gar.
dens, he iaw the mangled bodies of
fifty-two men lying in lreet on the
lett hand as you 60 to the Chateau from
Paris f! Some of the lower fort Of the
inhabitants Of Verlailles were looking
on the ref, truck with horror, were
lhut up in their lhoPs and houfeS. The
body of the Duke of Brillac was point
ed out the head and one Of the hands
was cut of a man food near fmoak-
ing tobacco, with his fword drawn, &
human hand fuck on its point ano-
ther fellow walked careIefSly among the
bodies with the entire arm Of another
Of the priloners fixed to the point Of
his fword. This gentleman afterwards
faw Wagon arrive, into which was
thrown as many Of the 1aughtered bo-
dies as the horfes could draw a boy
Of about fourteen years Of age was
within the Wagon aiiting to receive
the bodies as they were put in, and
packing them in the mott convenient
manner, with an air of as much indif-
ference as if they had been 70 many
parcels Of goods One Of the wretches
who threw in the dead bodies, and
probably had adifed in the maGacre,
iaid to the fpe6tatorS, in praife Of the
boys activity, g Look at this little man,
how brave he is u
The aaalins of the priioners were a
party who had come from Paris on the
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preceding evening, mott Of them in
poit chaile's for that purpofe, and who
attacked thoIe unhappy men while they
remained in the itreet waiting till the
gate Of the prifon which was prepared
for their reception fhonld be opened.
The milerable priGoners being al un-
armed, and fome Of them fettered,
could do nothing in their own defence:
they were mott of them f}abbed, but a
few who attempted refiltance, were cut
down with fabreS.
The gazette., 1799-04-01
TAE EIDOW.

By SoUTHEY
TOID was the night wind drifting fs0 the lnows fell
" Wide were the downs and fhelteTIels and naked,
When oor wandere n ugged on her journey,
Weary and way-iore.
Drear were the downs more dreary her reflettionsi
Cold was the night wind, colder her bolom
She had no hcme, the world was all before her,
She had no fhtIter.
Fato'er the bleak heath rafting drove a chariot.
Pity me :" seby cred the poor nigh; wandcrer.
Pity me, ltIangers len with cold and hunger
Here hcud perth.
Once had friends-bu they have all forrook me
Orce had Farents-they now in He ven
had home once had once a hul6 md
Pity me, Rrangcrs
T. had home once-I had hu(band--
am a widow poor md broken hearted !"
Loud blew the wind, unhearS her complaining,
On drove the chariot.
On the cold fnows fhe laid her down TO reR her;
She heard horleman, Pity me :" tlIe groaned out
Loud the wind, unhea - was her complaining,
On went the horteman.
Worn out wi:h anguifh, toll and cold and hunger,
Down funk the wanderer, Aeep had leizd her lenles
There, did the traveller find her in The morning,
Cod had releas'd her.
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M.EeMany,
The Cattle Spectre.

For fale Pt Js"lIs Book t1Roye-pTice as ctsl
TBs o7yiag Il TIE F-5e s tl celebrated Dramatic 70.
aaaaes qvritfsH !y he aufJor IF T5e A1oak:
OSMCND, in attempting to aiTaIinate his elder bro
ther Reginald, has murdered his filter in law Evelina
with whom he was in love. Reginald and bis infant
daughter Angela, are believed to have periihed alo
but Omonds eward, Kenric, has prevailed on his maf-
ter to Pare the child e and fucr her to be bros
up in peafants cottage Kenric has alio prefcrved
Reginald, IN order 10 have hold ever Olm, nd, but
keeps hm confined in dungeon. whole entrance IS
known only to himfelf, Percy, sEar Of Northumber-
land falls in love with Angela this alarms Ofrnond
who removes her to his cattle and IS captivated
with her beauty as much he Rad been with that Of
her mother AT this period the pay begins. Percy
arrives at Conway in purluit IF Bis miRrels Father
Philip, Oimonds 5 houfy Pref, is in the nrerea of the
lovers. and after various eimnary incidents effects
Angela's efcaPe; but in her fight through lubtcr-
raneous paage, accident conducts her to her fathers
Priion here alio Omond who has dfcovered his bro
thes conoeament arrives for the purpofc Of murder
ing Regina but at the moment that he rale. his arm
to TAB him. the Gho Of Evelna throws herfef before
Reginald Oimond Rarts back and dropping his fwsrd
Ange3 ieizes the opportunity to punge the dagger in
his bofom.
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ITO years far dftant, and to fcenes more bright,
Along the vale Of time extend thy fight,
Where hours and days. ana year from yon bright pole
Wave following wave II long fucoefIion roll;
There fee in ponp, for ages without end,
The glories Of the WigieTH Horll alcend
See, this blea land in her bright morn appears,
Rak'd from Cead Plumbers Of fix thouland years;
While clouds Of darkneis vei'd each cheering ray,
10 iavage BEATS and fvage men prey.
FAIR Freedom now her en6gn bright dfpays,
And Peace and Plenty beis the golden days,
II mighty pomP Ansyiaa lhall rife,
He glory fpreading TO the bonnd els kies:
OF every Fir ihe BOATS tn afembed charms,
The Queen OF empires, and the nuGle Of arms.
See, where her Heroes mark their glorious way,
Arm'd for the fight and blazing on the day
Blood faius their ep and Ter the conqu ring plain
Md fight ng thoulsnds and mid thouf4nds l4in,
Their eager words Promilcuous carnage blend,
And gha0y deaths their raging cou le attend:
Her Nigh pow the fubject world fhall &c,
For laureld conquef waits her high degree.
See her bold vefTes rufhing TO the main,
Catch he lwft gales, and (wcep the watry plain;
Or, led bY Commerce, AZ the merchants door
Unlade the treafuresof each diltant ihor.;
Or, arm'd with thunder on the gu lty foe
Ruth b & with death, and aim th impending blow.
Bid ev'ry realm that hears the trump OF Fame,
Quake at the ditdat terror of her name
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Character of the French.

FT0m " VaHrif7 !; or SkafcBeJ d fbs TIimr5." f on
Tie brilliant pen Of Mr.. D. JTaef.l
WE cannot acquire the volatilifed
delicacy, the lighter graces, and the
iulcePtible and feminine imagination Of
the French.
Redoubtable they are in politics, for
they execute rapidly what they projea
incefantIy infduous in their profeC-
lions, fubtile in their hypocrify, and
fanguinary in their power. In France
they feel to inexprefible delicacy, or to
inconceiyabIe horror their individual
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# PROPHEC1~
On the future Glory Of AMERICA.

Wriften in 1875, By an Officer qOb9 zgas qt1e-qvardl
killed at tie ftge Of Savannab.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-03
War Department..
"ARcH II, f790.
Notice is bereby eiq,en.


THAT feparatc propofals will be received at the office
L of the Secretaryo the Department of War. un,Ithe
expiration of the zsh of July enluing for the fup
ply of all raions which may be required for the ufe of
the United States, from the fri day of October 1899,
to The thirteenth day of September 1900 both days in
eluye, at the places and within the two drts herein
after FRI mentioned and alto that feparate propofas
will he received the ad Office until the expiration of
the a5th day of July next enuing for the ppy OF al
ratons which may be requine ed a. torefAd, from the
fri day OF January, in the year Soo the thrtyGr
cay OF December in the fame year. both days ncludve,
at the place, and within the everal yates herein after
mentioned, viz.
fiT-Propofals to fuppiy all rations tina, may be re-
quired, at Ofwego at Niagara at Prefqu'dle at
Michibmacknac at Fort franklin at lie Boeuf at
Cincinnati at Picqse Town, and Lorames llores; at
Fort Wayne; at Fort Defiance at any p ace below
Fort Defiance. on the Miami river to Lake Erie (; at
Fort Knox, and Ouatanon, the river Wabah at
MAac at any place places the eat fde of the RE
Mfihppt, above the mouth of the river Ohio and
upon the II nois river ff \.
Ssssaf-propoiss to fupply all ratons that may be
required, at any place places the eat hdc OF the
Mihppi river below the mouth of the liver Ohio to
the fouthern boundary Of the fate of Kentucky, and
within the fad Gate at Knoxville at all Other potts
and places within the ate of Tennehse South Wet
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-06-03
Grey Figure.
THAT noted horfe, known by the

name Of GREY FIGURE. will Rand for cover
ing the enfung feafon, the fable Of EDwAsD ToMr-
SON, in Siadjn, at the moderate price of two dollars
for leap four for the cafon, and feven to
foalSaid horfe is fifteen hands high well proportion
ed, and OF good carriage. He has been kept in the
towns of Dover and Campton IN n and proves re-
markedly fure His colts very Ia &C and handlome.
Any Gentleman, willing 10 mend his breed of horfes,
may depend on fati.fAetion from fad HORSE.
MIy I5H, 1879.
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Commonz0salfb Of MaDaebyjshs.

| 0~"s"'S'ss~'~'''~ ~ U"s'1'rs''9'
YoRx, n.
IA i a Court of Common Pleas, be-
\ gun and held at York, within and for the County
York, on ,he third ruefday of April, being the iix
ensh day Of fAid month. Ammo Domini, 1900
JAMES CALEF, of Dover, in the
Punty Of STAFFORD, and Gate of New-Hxmphire, efq
ttoner, ihewing, thar he is fezed and poeded of,
10 aud unto certain lot of land lying and being in
Lebanon in fiid county Of York, called and known
by lot number FIX in the Esouf divifon of faid Lcba
non, being the upper number fix, the N. w. by N.
hide, 70 called, containing two hundred acres or
.e whereof il belongs to the petitioner to have and
hold five huh parts. and lays in common and undi-
v'ded with others the petitioner unknown'--and
laid petitioner prayins for his part of the fame to
divided and Get of TO him TO hold in feveralty.
This petition was catered at Auguf term laa, and
pnnued TO November term lah. and in the time
dercd that the petitioner foud caule the fubaance
his faid petition and the order Of Court thereon to
Inherited in the Columbian Ccnnel three weeks fuc-
lively, to the end any perion perfons ntcrcitcd
ight appear at fad November term, and fhew caufc
any they had, Why the prayer ,ffad petitioner fioud
bt be granted And At faid November term, il ap.
AIRED to the Court that notice had been gwen as
ore!aid; and JoHN KENNY Of Lebanon afoteiaid Efq.
ppeared and clsined as co-tensnt in the prenifes
pa the petition WAS further continued TO this term.
NJ now, it appearing the Court that the faid John
Jenny has died fnce the Ian continuance; tie petition
further continued to the next term Of this Court t.
held at Waerborough within and for faid county OF
ofk on the fourth Tuefday Of Augua next; and ia
Pe mean time, oRpgssD that the petitioner caufe the
otance OF his "a petition and this order thereon, to
inherited in the Portland Grse'fr, printed Ivy ELEzrs
IEsx' three weeks iueceliively, the laf publication
DC forty days at leaf prior to laid Aueun next to
~ end any perfon perions ntere0ed therein may
1,en ana there appear, and thew caufc il any they
ave why the prayer OF the fad petition fhould NOT be
$'an'ed' AtteR,
DANIEL. SEWALL, Chyk.
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U;Gzoyy,

WILL fand at Capt. PETER WAR
w KKSs Stable in Portland, this feafoa and will
be let TO tiares at Two Dollars R1s.eap Four Desars
for the fealon and fosls will be injured a. may be A.
greed on VICTORY is five years DID, and was fired
by the Old Nimrod his dam complete full b ood-
ed Englih mare. owed by DIR. Perkins of Norwich. in
Connecticut Gentlemen Who with TO improve their
breed of hores in the county of Cumberland are m
vited TO bring forward their Conftant asten-
dane will be gwen. and any kind of produce will be
received in pay for he iervice Of the horfe.
Alto, for fale at at the above fable,
the famous horfe SNOW BALL Said horfe will be
fold or let for this feson, reAfonabe terms IL ap-
piled for Immediately
May ., 1900.
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MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1899.
Il, CHARLES F. DEGEN, Vice.

Il, CHARLES F. DEGEN, Vice
eoniul for His Majeny the King of Sweden, and au-
horzed TO tranact ,he Coniusr bu6ncfs for His Ma
Jety the King OF Denmark, within the States of New
Hampth're, Maiiachufets and RhodeI1and do bersby
~ i"o70" to all un,o whom hefc preents fha come
OF IN any way concern that being abou, to depart for
Europe, have appointed and by thele prefents do
empowe- Mr.. JoHAN C. HAUFF to act Tor me as
vice'Confn during my abfence and that his aes as
iieh full eredenee ought to be given the fame if
performed by myfelf
,xa.E IN reflimony whereof, have hcreunto
- fer my hand and affixed nv feal OF
Office, at Boaon, this third day Of
M@s& April, one tn ]ufand feven hundred
ninety nine
CHARLES F. DEGEN.
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PURSUANTro the foregoing War
tnt, 20 me directed. hereby ify and warn the Pro-
retors of the LongWharf, in Portland, the
me and place mentioned the above application, and
pr the purpofes therein named.
DANIEL TUCKER.
psrfL.nd 1fxy IN. TOO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-02-19
II. WFilbar,
Mater of the steiae Houle a
cadcmy, Brighthelmieone.
England;

DEcs leave refp -atally 20 sosir .hs inhabitants
t)ofRichnonti, ard lis vicinity that his .ACA
MY is now open in a comlnodious Room, az ihe
heue@ lare Mixers ravrrn. oppolre the Swan,
HIS Pupils a.e taught the Enghih language
CrainInascstY, Waiting IN ell the is.hionat'e
hands. Arishinctc IN waois r..rr,5cTs. Fractions
ho,l, Vulgar and Decimal, the Extr-sion u the
Roofs, &c and Book Keeping. ALTER the ka!iaa
method, q, two dollars YER mouth and one dollar
cntranee.
The methods for The inaruaian Of youth, are
sonfiderations OF he mott material conf.queucc, a
merit the u,moit attention OF Tie teacher. N0thing
heuld be reprcfcnted 20 them dihcu,, OF forced
on thin as IN zrduous talk, ecritant attention
horld be haa % their httie difficulties, and they
hhunli BE- aililled n getting taeni thus 10 +.
fruetioa heing reprcientcd in its mott wiaaiay
form, cannot fat TO ineSe generous ena!atioa
by which alolc the youthful mind Is adured 70
exert itlef. Nothing truly vaiaabie Can Be obtnia
cd bT too great fcyerity.
But While ears Is t.,ustakcn 70 inform the mind,
,:lcportr,ei.t OF the body t,lnii by no means be
! Sos ane dluuid be 20 oruHa'elit y tie
aoit vrtuprs iesisaents -airsa 20
lyiour, az leaf 20 4<to rrndcr t.isir
.yto thcrielvcs and ref1ettluito Others;
q az awkward baihfninsls, "a TIE ore hand
IN !, rude, low familiarity o. the othce
,on, taipiinc of his fchool, aud the fcppert OF
GRITTY, 10 nseeiiary the fupPort Of con-
"~ good order, Is maintained no; by in!Pirng
uii fear and dead, but 81 ccitivating the
,he Of ms pupils, by tAe arts .! reSton, aaviss
az .crluaiion, and where thele fail, by confiac-
io,. from play, the impoiiton Of talk, &c. Corr
X %; is the lzt refource, aud never made uie OF
IN cafes of obainaeY or crimes of a visious ns>
nIhis plan IS not the yiGonary theory of one uns
nsded ia the art OF teaching, cut tie reiuis OF
nearly t1eaty years experience, and, is whs' Mr..
Wiibar vii allduou1y puEiae. Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-02-19
Gil. MAU. TALLEYRAND.
P. s. OF ;he 18th Mefidor, rJnls y.
IsoS.1

a eireumapnce, Sir, Of infnite ;m,o--
tancs has delayed the dirpatcbiaE of In.
letter. do not know how it happens, that
at every ttep towards reconciliation. a
caVie OF imitation Intervene, and tha, .he
Jn"ra States always give rife 20 81. eoms
days hnce different sdyiccs were fscceg,ve.
y received by the Executive Dre9.-v
y ieeAs thai your governments, ler5ed be-
yond every iirnit, no longer plclcrves al,pear.
ances. +. lsw ofthe 7;h Of l4t nor 1 su-
'horiics 1t to caule every French vcFI of
var to Be atrackcd, which may have q.n-
/ p,d, or iutended 70 eop Americss v.i.i,.
q ruioIntioa Of ;he Houfr or Rcpr, fen n.
tres iuipenGs, from the 18th az thjs mon
an corrmerclal .riasiore with the Frer
ReFoSlie and 1t. gaiiedious. Several plans
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-02-19
LGUIS A. DupUy'S
Dancing School

EyATiEG been fifpcadcd Oh account Of .he
4. : winter ieafon heing TOO sulayorah,c, viii o.
pen sgaiu on Wednesday the scsa infant.
Days Of attendance US afaal, viz On W-eGnel-
days, Fhurldays, Fridays aud Saturdays Of eyury
thira week, feon 10 . o'ciacis in the s,orning,
and from !, to o'e,ssA. in the afternoon.
FEB. 2, I722. (3w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-02-19

TKyHEYEoN / aow lige, lying in TIC
Wv county C A,yemafie, cOp,airiog
~ acres l'y m old lurvy- Wen adap'ee
ia lie ceiiUfe Of Tob,cco, Wheat aad
Ccrr-Si,uai diua iss ny, sgyeesb { neibh-
hovrhooJ, Wiilin ten mics - rEs TOM Of
Warren "A isrgs proportion Of tx a.
Dove Is 1es'og t.aad, apl hGt fnsil par
cleared, whlci is IN rev frelh. There j.
on TIC iail iaod, sood Dssi.ng tlonir
> ithiwn ronnsand i,agase OF floor /;
q good .i,eh.n. sal other nsceGay out
.hov.eg, ---Aiip, a h1adiome well GaiG.cd
Garicn, and firsli orchard of cSc-ii<ni
.pr1a frees. b-gins'ing 10 bear. ------O Uc
al Of the pJrchAie money vii s. ey,s q ed
,iown, ADD a crgai- rftvtise nioib.ls lol tsc
9a'srce, o. I've parchs'crs Ciyirg -,dWih
ii'p5oeee "cs;iry, -PoHsGisn vi! ..e given
ite flof NOgsmtef psss.
GAOAGE WHARTON.
FcbfssTy ~, I7q3. (6sa)