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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14

believe we have been able to preierve the latter
thro' every fcene We have palled, fince yon
were familiar at our houle." The Governor
converted in the mott familiar manner, din
ed and lpsnt the greateif part of the day with
Capt K. The cloaths which the old lady car.
ried into the field TO her hufband, he brought IN
under his arm, and, after an introduction TO his
gueRs. remarked, :" Governor, your unexpected
vfl has a little ruffled my wife, who is not
much acquainted with great folks here are
my fabbath day cloaths, which fhe intreated me
to put on before | came to the houfe; but |
fhould have appeared juf objea of ridicule,
had | come from the field, where | was labor
ing, in my belt habit. The Governor of Con-
neaicut expects to find huibindnen in frocks
and trowlers. A pleafing incident has reeaied
me from the labors of the field to day, and at
ter have fmokcd my pipe, | will drefs for the
occalion."
Various topics were the theme of converia.
ton, which was in general fprightly, and occa-
fonally interpreted with the Captains native
wit 81 can remember" faid Capt. X "when
my company was conrted and myfelf refpeeted
beyond my merit: my neighbors meant to
honor me by choofing me Captain they fent
me to the General Aaembly, and was almot
wholly employed IN public bulinefs bur long
ince met with heavy reverfe of fortune-my
friends pified, but could not relieve me. Sammy
Hupgngfon, whom I loved when boy, is now
Governor Capt. K. whom he then hon
ored and reipe6ted, is now humble tenant.
While others, who where, perhaps, under OBJ
lig alton to have remembered, have long hnce
ceafed to employ thought about me, feel
myielf overpaid in the unexpected, unfolicited
honor, l have this day received from my old
friend, who was under no obligation to me.
have long Gnce bid adieu to the world, and
will now balance my account againif it on
the feore of gratitude"
The Governor afterwards remarked, that
this was one of the moi pleaiant Wits he ever
made-that Capt X. appeared the fame agree
able companion in indigence, that he did in at
Auence that his dilpolition, naturally amable,
was not Toured by misfortune and that this
viit afforded him the moa inltruetiye and ule-
full reflections.
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New Iacobin Paper.

A rev Jacobin paper has JUN made its appearance
in Bottom, under the direction of fellow by the name
of PARKER IL appears every way calcuat cd to upper
Gofpel ito abufe the people; and to nanaer ihole
who are felected to conduct public Affairs
Several of heie papers were brought to town on Mon
day aa, and distributed .swithout money and without
price" However pleafins this may be 10 the ii dsvoa
Chairman, and his exe!sve brethren in fedon, it ought
be refened inult upon the good ienie and un-
derandng of the people Of Portland Liberty of fen
timents and expreiion fould be the faor pre-
negatives of freemen but unrerained cenfe for de
famaon, dfofder and tumut, is the aim If every
dforganizng knaye who has fenfc difcern the OBJ
je Of his purlut-Shoud ii be found neeeTary further
TO expolc and relute the Jacobinso trace and point
cut their writings and manouvres their falhoods and
caumnes, nay readers will It'll find the Cizeae forward
in the good work.
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SCRAPS,

FFoM ErgLy6 PaPvi.
A young lady at Wittenburg was futfoeated
by the eifluvia of volets, and quantity of
other flowers kept in her bed chamber. We
mention this as caution to many who are in
the habit Of decorating their chambers with
dying flowers, not knowing that mott delete
rous gas is emitted by them, always highly
injurious to health, even when the conlequence
is not 70 fatal as in the above inaance.
The SuqDaroqv Hat is fported by young
ladies going upon e0SqnsR while the Bongst an
Repsaib ihades The bluihing faces of thole who
have been Hatimsy conquered.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14

aORDHINED--in the fecond parifh of Fall
mouth, on Wednefday lat, the Rev. CALEB
BRADLEY. The proceedings Of the church
and people in that place preparatory to his in
duttion into Office, were regular, and conduct
ed with remarkable peace and harmony. The
Eeclehaaical Council convened on the location,
were we'll agreed in all matters laid before them,
and pleafed with the profped of forming an
happy and ufeful eonnexioH between Mr.. Brad.
ley and the people of his preient charge. The
public performances were judicicus and peril.
nent. The folemnities were opened with an
anthem: the firlt prayer by the Rev Mr.. Pack.
ard of Chelmsford the fermon (which was
crouded with ehriltan fentirncnts and piety, and
is now in the prefs) was preached by the Rev.
Mr.. Cummings Of Billerca the ordaining
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Jewetr CT Gorham !:
the charge was given by the Rev. DIR. Deane
of Portland the iellowihip of the churches by
the Rev. Mr.. Kellogg of Portland /: the con.
Guiding prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Johnlon of
Freeport. The whole aiembly, which was
large and respectable, behaved, during the 10.
IDENTITIES, with remarkable decency and deco
rum"
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From the Ccntinel,

How John Bull will bear the dCappont-
ment of another naval viaory, is pretty eafy to
conjecture. Blame will attach fomewhere =
and the wits and caricauurias will not let 70
fair an opportunity for the exercife of talent n p
unimprovcd. Indeed when the French feet
got out of Brett, the symptoms of difapproba-
ton began to appear And complaint, al.
though made in whifpers, nevertheless was at
times pointed and acrimonious.-The neateR
rub we have ieen, is the following: fs
"sweetly Rarabsiag on the Ocean, 3
Seamen fear no danger nigh;
SOM one number'd. I've notion,
Wben he GaAis feet Paf'dIy'"
IN das ims the French gazettes will announce
the cruile of Miniaer Brux, as one of ths mott
fortunate achievements of the French marine /;
in which they acquired, by RIFE du guerre
unparalleled in naval annals, and without, the
lois of a man, eighteen Gail of the line, eight
frigates, and three briggs, with all their crews,
of the navy of "she depot of Spain," which
they will keep as a guarantee of fidelity.
during the war, of the "m9f aslpotie C9mi in En-.
rope;" and at the eoncluGon of the peace, de.
tain them as compensation for the depredaticns
on the French marine, committed by the Span.
iards, at Toulon. "P.ss9Ion il ssVxn points qftb1
ialp.'
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1.xN,
.arine .:syNA Articles.
w. ssSsa .a5
Port of Portland.
Marine
Port of Portland.

Monday Ian arrived fhip Franklin. Capt Jonathan
Tucker, Ian from Charleaon, Is. C)
Thuriday, arrived fehooner Hudah, Cap,. John H.
Riggs, 81 day, from Port. Republican. Left there,
clr. sally Mary Crols fchrs. Favoritc, Jones' end
Dolphin, Brooks 4; brig Juno, Freeman; ihip Betty,
Maxwell, all OF this port; Blgs Experiment, Lord,
and Morning Star, Perkins, of Ksnnsbunk fchooner
Ranger, Bacon, and the Nancy. =, of Bolton Sail
ed in company with fail of Americans, among them
werethre armed brgs. convoy, and the brig Daniel
and Mary Farley, of Newburyport bound to Bottom
Markets continue glutted
The fchorner Friendly Brothers, of this port, was
at Martinique Sept. 8. All we'll.
The Cumberland Capt. Scott of this port 'o'fail
from Liverpool for Bolton, about the middle Sept
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From the Farmers Mufeum.
7ranaation IF SaRyjrs Cbaraaer Of Semprsnia,
Roman LADY.

Roman Lady.
One Of the aceomplices of Catalina was
Sempronia. who, with manly boldnefs, had
been guilty of numerous crimes. This lady
was bea with birth, beauty, huiband and
children. She was Killed in the Greek and
Latin languages. She underiood muic,
dancing, and other dfipating accomplishments
too accurately for modeit ma,ron. But her
honour and her chaaity were The leaf of her
care and it was problematica. if fhe were mott
layilh of her fortune or her favours. Such was
the ardour of her pailions, that ihc ioiicited
gallants oftencr than they folicited her. She
had frequently betrayed confidence, had abjured
her honor, had been privy to an ahanination,
and by luxury and want had been on the verge
of ruin Still lhe ponsiled in no inferior degree,
the gifts of mind. She was poetefs fkful
in raillcry, and of colloquial powers 70 various
that lhe could converle, with modeay, lafcivi-
ouly, or with impudency blended with the
greatet wit and humour.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14

On Friday laIt arrived in town, from the
ealtward, Col. HussEYwELL and Major Rowe.
They were attended with about thirty fine Eel.
lows recruits to Col Hunneywell's regiment, to
rendezvous in this town. They came by water,
and the recruits were marched to the fort in the
national uniform.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14

" Died at Toplham in September lalf, JONI
OsR, aged 1903. Mr. Orr was born in ireland,
where he married and lived till he was about
thirty years old. He lived with his wife more
than feventy,and furvivcd her nearly five years.
Without being exercifed with any acute df
cafe, be gradually waited away, and gently
funk under the weight of years. Till within a
few years he could read common print, and
retained quick ienfe of hearing. He was a
calm, rational, and lin the view ofhis acquaint.
anee) iincere chrftian."
For ten years pat, ending the 10th SPIT Ian, there
have been ITO deaths in Topdiam-thirteer of which
have been of perlons than 10 years old In the
fame period the births have been than goo about
three births to death There now living in
Topflam tx perfons upwards OF 30 years old, of
whom are pat 90. The popalaion OF the town of the
laft Genius 376
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l9Getrp.
* >.<szssrs>D s=>-.sst, e-,ss -S as@'-,.,-,"
Eye FOR SHAME.
A NEW SONG.

l. l. FOK S1hML,
NEW SONG.
BEHOLD a DANIEL in dinrefs,
Above hxteen; indeed It's ttur;
Forever fnuSb'd by auny BEES,
crofs old maid of forty two;
To streohon if fnilc or fpcak,
She cries, + qsat Eait, lfyG fffs~e 8
And fhoud he kits my hand or cheek,
lis +" Fs,4ve,a bg5y, JyeJo' Fame"
But vet know, 'twixt you and I,
lis envy only makes her rail:
For yeller ev ming Parton Sly
Sep, in 10 tate my fathers ale;
C,ofc up to Befs his chair he drew,
Firm kifs'd her, then confeis d hamei
she fmil'd and blufh'd, when in flew,
And cry'd Eye, sDaiy, y5fJor Fame
So ct her rail no more at me.
I think fhe now may hold her tongue
Tor woman kind plainly fee
Are all alike, both old and young.
And ihould young Strephon urge his fut,
And beg the happy day Id name,
Believe me would not be mute,
Tho all the world cry'd Eye JsrJ Samt,.
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Captain SroDDAsD's company Of Artillerias
and Engineers marched from Fort Indepen-
dence for Newport, on Wednesday laR
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-14

Or Mr. HUN,ING TON, late Governor Of Csntaicut
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Mr.. JoHs Amor of this town is cho(en
Gather of the Portland Bank
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MU.seMane0us.

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CATECHISM.
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Packayd's Catecblju.
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THE FRI Part, containing the firft
l. principles of picty and morality, drawn from
the word of God, and the NOT approved authors Who
have written in the way of queffion and anfwers.
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TO the duty of citizens.
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portlano,
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1899.
Late from Europe.

Lar Friday afternoon arrived near this har-
bor, ihp Siiters, Capt. Knights, IS days from
Liverpool. Capt. K. brings intelligence, That
THE ENGLISH HAVE TAKEN HOL-
LAND, AND GAINED POSSESSION OF
ALL THE DUTCH SHlPPING.--The
veael being Immediately ordered for Bolton,
no papers or letters were brought afhore.
~ Fer further Important Foreign Intel
Hgenee, by THE lgf Mail, reeeiVed by
arrivals at B9fon, lee Extra Gazette.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-21

r" On the I'D inn. ordained to the paforal care
of the church and congregation in Waterford the Rev.
Lincoln Ripley. The Introductory prayer was made
by the Rev. MIR. Church, of Brdeton The Rev. Mr.
Ripley Of Concord delivered learned and excellent
iermon from Rev. u, 10Th, Be thou faithful unto
death, and W II give thee a of life" he Rev
Mr. kdder of Tamworth, made the ordaining prayer
the Charge was given by the Rev Mr.. FefIfnden of
Fryeburgi the Rev. MIR Roby, of Otisfeld gave the
Right Hand of Felowihip and The concluding prayer
was made by tie Rev. Mr.. simpkins of Harwich The
iolemnites cloled by mu6c with great proprety
The performances ueh merit and obtain the
universal eulogium of numerous and Respectable
audience And the entertainment prepared by the
people of the place. their unanmity, and department
through the day reflect the hghe honor on the town
Z" On the 9th infant the Rev. DANIEL GouIp. wal,
INHALED to the paftoral of the church and people
in the wen parfh in etc town of BfId dnr of Maine
The introductory prayer made by the Rev
Nathan Church, of Brideton excellent and well a.
dapted Sermon was delivered the occafon bv the
Rev. William Feilenden Of Fryeburg from ihofe words
of ST. Paul IN his fpinle to the Hebrews a. IT, aFor
they wses for your fouls they that nun give ac
count The ina ling PRAYER made, and the charge
gwen by the Rev Thomas Roby Of otisfeld the right
hand and the fclowhip of the churches was given hy
the Rev. MIR Church and he concluding PRAYER was
made by the Rev Mr. Fe1end n. The whole of the
per ormances good and highly acceptable TO the
audience. The whole tranfaGtion was performed with
great folemnty, order deoeney and propriey 1t is
very peafng to fee churches efablifhed and regular
miners e,tled N this wilderness part of the country
by which the sofpe IS enabliihtd here, and the wilder.
nefs bottoms like roie
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ksM d.
Marine !sHs Articles,
Port of Portland.

F0p OF P0rtiand.
Wednefday laa arrived fchooner Aurora, Capt John
Dix, 2S days from Berbce. Left there, brig Dolphin,
Capt luIey, OF Bottom, lately arrived. The iehooner
fricndhip Capt Nation of Old York, TO fail or
days, October nh, lat. 3d. 81 long "a 80 fpoke hip
Niagara, Capt Paulding. of Nswyork from the Bay OF
Honduras, bound to London out 90 days-sll we'll
At the fine time fpoke the dip Ardent, oil Baltimore,
from Cadiz bound Baltimore, in eight Handing 10 the
weitward, OUT 80 days
Ye0crday morning arrived brig Panther, Capt. Jehe
Town, OF kennebunk, 40 days hon Montierrat -
Spoke ichooner Preient Capt Bediue, from ST Kits
to Rhode land. in lat. ia Spoke brig William, from
the coalt OF China Newyork. las days, Capt Moes
Coffin. Spoke ihip Mars, from Boron to the eoAl OF
China.
TIE pip Ngger C. Wdie, and 1yg~, lf'Dsaa2, IF fbf
port, bsve arivsd at Liverpool
From Cape Cod.
Sept. as came on fhore about mile 10 the north
ward of the light houle Cape Cod. the Hoop Friend
GP, os Way,en, ladco with pars and wood, without any
boat perlan on board hor. She ihore uplet
and Immediately lrikng the ihore went 10 pieces
One of the anchors and rigging taken up by small
Icy and Avery, at Truro,
Sept. 2S--S MATS laihed together came on fhore at
Cape Cod. They appeared to have been carried away
from fome p jul above the deck; Several ipars and
lome barrels of apples and other parts OF wrecks
taken up al The fame time
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October II. Lsa WsdpsAy ef1e, Painful izuyi. ds4
at Wsiba@, eyed So, hai eeesnpBsd saa5k and exeka
s0oma"' Mrs.. L izsbeth Smith, zeiE Of Pie, T Smb
m and slf daughter Of M,. JaeeJ WrraR late If B9sn
m',eboa' dregd 70 @s "exe,s1le gri5 Of Der JsvViss
bs94nf and ra7er7lf ePrsgaa esas zoteb py regret
fed BY az renosy rnfSv aad Acquaintance The funeral fb
day 10 Is dtsasd al TIE Place IF br late abode liss al
rslsiiOs', frsasi and aequairtares invifek.
Dea,, HntOiits lpisa, 90
2ah fJs jyi yon hy'd Eeopo,
fYbisb esHA ar0er FL jSai,
filming at 1s 6aavssly esaI
Tire he .jgi al dome:
Bin 10 MAKE bem thine
M0vnvr Vsqv Der ia be Eies:
I6if zoR dry yow Framing eyei.
Faiozv in 6e beapesly road;
Ssoa yerU fai bH big abode;
Joining Vosei 7Oab tie 6sR,
On tbe feat # bsaVeaiy "a
Parted err b9s j6aH meet.
-dna Ja,mg frsa5eio Be complete
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Renoration of Naples.
Fond,tya.t, Bay IF Nqpls. Arg. IS

MY lord,
l HAVE the honor to tran.mit you a
copy of Capt. T,owbiijge's Letter to me, and
caitu'ation of CaIua and Gaeta, &C. Too
much prafe cannot be given TO Capt Trow,
bridge, for bis wonderful exertion in bringing
abou, hee happy events, and in 70 lhort a iPaee
of time. Capt. Hallowell has alto the greateil
melt Capt. Ofwald, whom iend to England
with copy If my letter, is an officer mott
highly dele vng promotion. have pu. Lieut.
Henry Compton (who has lerved Lieutenant
with me from January 1907 into the Perieus
Bomb in bis room, and whon | recommend to
Your Lofdihip.
freerey congratulate your Iordihip on the
entire Liberation of the kingdom of Naples from
bard of robbers and am with the g-eatelt
reflect, sc. NELSON.
To fbe RI. Hon. lord KEITH, x. B.
Lemnaude, in ebit
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Lands BY Aaaion.

BY order of the Court of Common Pleas for
the County of Ksusebsel.
70 be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION,
n he 54sss Of Cysps Tavvr, fes BY MI, Jacob Ken
dali, ia Ststs-Sheet, Baaon,
On Thursday the feventh day Of
Noves5r next, at IL O'Clock, A. M.
g UNDRY valuable Lots Of LAND,
~ belonging to the eaate of Joan NsIsos, Efq. de-
ceaied, and htuated as follows zig.
County of Ksaa.6a.
In the Town of y EiBasagt
Lot No Il, IN the ith range containing 400 acres.
NO SO, 2co
NO. 40, III the Sth range,
No 3d. in two divions, 400
Ne. By, northery half, aoo
In the town of Hytw.
Lot No 10, containing 1901 acres.
No A, 400
No. 81, AGO
Said LOTS No 10. and A. are l,ua,ed near Ia-m;ie
Pond.
In the Town of .srgna.
Lot No. So in two diyhons, northerly half containing
In the town of Sydney.
Lot No 50, in two divilons containing 400 scrcs.
No SO, in two divhons, 400
In the Town of Payon.
Lot No. IS, containing 3zoo acres.
In the Town of wiae.rv. -. :.
tract of Land in the fouth ea corner of faid town,
containing 100 acres.
In the Town OF Fai,EeL
traa of Land being part OF Lot marked F. I.
tanning Iof acres
In the Town of Neyigszvoei.
tract of Land being part OF Lot marked F. 1. con-
tanning 1850 acres
la the Town of caraa..
trae of Land, being part OF Lot marked f. I.
tanning aga
In the town of St~,i partly. and partly unnrorpo-
rated
a tra9 of Land, being part of Lot marked +. con
tainng 3I4o acres
In the town of CGafer.
Lot marked M northerly half containing 1900 acres
County OF LINCOLN. y Z"
In the Town OF Nero. Milford
Lot No: Al. marked r. y. containing 900 acr
No i6, marked 9. =. the ioutherly half, eontani
400 acres.
Gs The huiar Condition. svH Be msds Inozpn The
and fsa's gEk. Bottom, Angua IS, 1893
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9s39ortian0.
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1883.

~ The Laws of the Ian felton, of congreis, are
peted in this days Gassts. 1hofe iuhicribers who
may 6a their files deficient in any numbers, can have
them lappIicd by timely application at this Office.
- Favcr from Correspondents, and fegeral other
aftolee, unagoidaby omitted give place to the i'm
portrait details gwen this day fls reesivs atten,ion
week. - Advertisements ihall -alGo be at
tended to.
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FROM EUROPE.

sau,day laf arrived flip Merchant, Capt Webb, 48
days from London Capt Webb touched at Dover,
where be law an which bad JUN been received
from Major in the EnGifl expedition againa Holland
mentioning that the fecond eApedton had landed and
been iuccefsful.
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From Cape Francois-Sept. s.

Tie ssvar1nef Of IBIS place baVr 0aei c p, atibag
Ne fsJzsf Of eet contracted tie 7b year of tie
Republic. Ibosors WISER IBIS exg eiyennauec tiff qoio
bn des lie daf, about fbot tim, NEED ret in ny
snaioa, 0S hs mq daaat idea Of ,sseirizg payment
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The election Of Governor in Pennsylvania took place
ON the 9th inf, after long contel between the Hon.
Nj. Rois, fiaunch FEDERAL American, and Iudpe Me
Kean. noted acebin The refut is not vet fully
known; but there is reafon hope the fomer is cho
fcra
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PoRrx and FEDERAL VOLUNTEERS.

PORTL IND FEDERAL Y0LUNTEERS
Ian Friday, being year lince this elegant Com
pany was comm 6ioned the fame paraded before Capt
BoYD's and after the uial evoluions marched thro'
Falmouth and returned to town over the bridge.