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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
10 Dollars Rev ard

on dJCU OF OIOICU,
From the city Of Richmond, on the 2sh O9ober
lali, very elegant
Blond Bay HORSE,
Five feet high, Handsomely foxed and nickcd, with
his right hind foot white, a fmall knot upon the
fame leg, JUN above the pattern Joint, a lhort high
runap. icvetSl PADDLE fpos. few white hair. upon
his left bullock, lhort thin fwitoh tail, where he
couples rather higher on the right than the left
fide, goes admirably, and is when mounted a very
gay horle, being one Of great fririt, ANY perlon
delivering the taid horie 20 me ~ Buck lnand
in the county Of Aibcmarlc, or TO loom Wood Of
Richmond, hail receive The above reward, togee
ther with their cxPcnfes betrayed in travelling 20
either Of the above places.
w. Wood.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
NOfreL H0rIe.

i've feet eleven inoiies hig6, with long
nane and witch tai, and a Tar in lis fore
mead ne ftors and gailops wsI!, is an excel
lent d-augat horle.
Whoever can give any Information, g.
;hat ne may De recovered. ak, heEGes al
rea'oaahle eNgenieS, ger the above reward,
on 'plicat!on 70 tine printer, or
go GEO. STRAS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

Tcai you tie above for information, and a. "a
IS regards you, to Cnatleyoa to comply with tn,
lue.
hnecrely remain, t5's.i
(Sigued)
Er PErHeIPe DE MoNFoRr.
10 bif ENesltny Count
de Can5.e HcymejG.
Puerto de Santa Maria,
On 7r.Eley Lgq, ne Senate ojfbe 1EGtpb1
sf'f5is fiafe broeesse.tio tbe cko &C of a Soeai-
CT. Archibald Stuart, En-. tie republican
sardilafe, Spa5 e!eGed Ly a majsrify OF n'ac
0sfes 4gaigG fv;. Mr.. Humphrey Brooke,
vVd5 ne slet7. ID C&rk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
Ten Doflafs Reward.

G., TRAYED or fcslen, tro1, ne plantation
- Of the is,e Major STEPHEN Soa;bs.l. a
bout the 10th infant, (Novsmoer} iike,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

ID ! T. D.
On Wednesday morning la0, EBENE-
ZER MAULE, OF this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

Richpcad, Dec. ID. 1859.
~. 3. One or two journeymen
Printers may End con&ant work, by apply
ing at the otior Of The National Maeazih-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
LONDON, Sept. az.

Copy of letter tranfmitted from the Earl
of St. Vincent, K. B. to Even Nspean,
Efq.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
Domeftic News.
Trial of Fries.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 10.

Laa Evening The trial of John Fries clofed,
after the unremittng attention of the court and
Jury, for niSe day.. The Jury were William
Jolly. Samuel Mitchell, Richard Leedham,
Anthony Cuthburt, Alexander Fullerton, John
Singer, William Ramlay, Samuel Richards,
Gerhardus Wynkoop, Philip Walker, Jofeph
Thornton, and John Rhodes.
Mr.. Sitgraves, ailiaant to Mr.. Rawle, open
ed the caule for the profecuton, explaining the
nature of the sd feet. of the I'D article OF the
conni ution, which defines treaion. .a,s
Mr.. Rawle, torney for the diIlria Of Penn.
fylvana, after ihorr introduction read great
number of quotations from law books of emil
nence in fupport OF the ptoieeuton, after which
Mr.. Dallas in fpeech of feven hours and an
half produced his quotations in bshalf of the
prifoner, and commented on the evidence. He
was followed by Mr.. William Ewing, another
council for the prfoner, who principally went
on the fame ground.
Mr.. Sitgreaves anfwered 70 the obfervations
OF the two latter gentlemen in an address of up.
wards of fix hours.
Mr.. Lewis fpoke near fix hours.
Mr. Rawle cloied the peadings in an address
of about four hours, in which he examined the
cafe both as to law and teltmony.
JudgePeters, in acharge to the jury, examined
fome Of the references alluded to by the bar,
and was followed by an examination both on
the evidence and law on this important caufe,
by Jude lredell, the Prefiiing Judge.
The Court adjourned till 10 O'Clock, and the
Jury retired.
AT 10 O'Clock the Court met, the names of
the Jury being called over, the prfoner was
delired to hold up his hand, when the Jury, by
the foreman, Mr.. Wynkoop, delivered in their
verdia /" GUILTY."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
Regeneration.
Ernm Yirpinin-

From prginia--May 1.
Fedcrafrn is the watch word in almoR every
part OF this fate. Thinking people have been
routed by the dilorganizing proceedings of our
Legislature. They know their dependence on
the pnion-and are rallying at the aandard of
Federation, to fnpport the General Government.
We have heard from all the diftricts, in TEN
of them federails of the mott eminent clais are
elcaed.-in the lat Congrefs, the Ancient Do.
minion could boat Of but three federalas.
General WAHIwcrov, on the day of election,
mounted his old Iron Grey Charger, and rode
ten miles to the County Court Houfe, to vote for
his brave old brother folder, Col. Powell, who is
happily eleded.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
BOSTON, MAY IA.

FIRE.
Comfortable time had elap(ed Gnce this town
had been vifted by the mortal foe of its auoodex
edihces, till Saturday morning lalf, when a FIRE
commenced near Rowe's-lane and Newbury-
Greet. It is generally fuppefed to have begun
in Mr. Merkel's barn. Several barns with hay
were in the immediate neighbourhood--to
which the flames inf antly extended-and from
thence to the combutible buildings in the vicin-
ity. IL or 10 dwelling houfes and or barns.
were reduced to aih,s-ieveral carriages and
much furniture were burned. The whole LOT,
cannot be eltimated at lefs than 10000 dollars.
MAY i6.
Thofe who know the political opinions of
men, count on having Seventy three Federal
men, in the next Congrels. The minority will
then be 81.
The General Society of the Cincinnati, at
their triennial meeting, held in the city of Phi.
delphia, on the 9th day of May, 1893, have
elected the following gentlemen officers of the
Society for the enfuing three years:
Cen. George Wajbington, Preident General !;
Major Gen. Alesander Hamilton, Vice Prefident
General Major William Jaekj6u, Secretary &C.
neral; DIR. ". Doyfy, Aniaant Secretary &c.
neral Brig. Cen. lillian Maepbsyjoa Tieafur.
er General.
Capt silas Swain of the ship Molly, Of Philadelphia,
on his paiage to Liverpool, had imart engagement
with French privaeer brig of 6 guns which he beat
off.
CONNECTICUT.
The annual Election f,he officers of this en-.
lightened State, was holden the lalf week at
Hartford Gov. Trnmbull was reelected by
wait majority.-In fhort, Jays the Courant,
8 icarce vote could be found for any man,
Whole character wears the Camp of Jacobinifm I"
| Governor Trumbul, in very federal fpeech
adireded the Leg1tlure. Speaking of the
French, he iays, and Jays truly, that ''tho' va
ried, yet their deGgns of hoaiity againa, or fub.
jugation of, thefc United States, are tar fIom
being diimiiIed.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
Marine

The frigate Contribution, Capt. Nichollon, has arrv
ed at Bottom Its reported that fhe ha. captured a
French p'vsteer of guns
The Merrmack, Capt. Brown, Of "a gnn,, ha, alto
arrived at Nantaiket Roads
The United States. Commodore Barry, has arrived at
Recdy Inand. All well
The Montezuma, Capt Murray, has fent into Lucea,
the French inow Les Ams, laden with Mahogany
One OF the Federal Cales has failed from the Allc-
gany for the Mifrifppi
Capt Galloway, arrived At N. York from St Kits, in
forms that Capt Truxton has captured ars6r French
prvatecr of fix guns, from ST. Bartho!emews for Qua
daoupe. An old offender
IL is aicertained tina, The f,ip Ocean. Cap, Kemp
has not been captu ed by the French. |, ls probably
fome other American vefel.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20

death AZ the hde Of her coffin She felt them puI on
the dea clothes, and lay her in it This feeling pro
duced mental anxiety l,e could NOT defcribe She
tried to cry out het her mind without power, and
could not act on her body Sire had the contradictory
feeling as if The were in her body and in 1t al the
fame time It was equally impoible for Ter to hreteh
out her arms open her eyes. or to cry although The
continually tried do 70. The internal anguiih OF her
mind was at its unoa height when the funeral hymns
began to be flung aud when the lid of her collin was a.
bou 10 be nailed on, the thought that ie was to be
buried alive was the fra which gave activity to her
mind, and enabled it to operate on her corporaframe
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
Great Ne7vs :
The following article is taken from the Salem Gazette
of Friday Ia0 j

THE following article is taken from the Salem Gasett,
of Friday laa
We hear that veGel arrived at Bottom yeft
erday, in IS days from Liverpool, bringing
intelligence,
That the French General Jourdan,
after pafing the Rhine had met his old
acquaintance the Areb4uks Charles,
and that mott bloody battle enfued,
in which the French army was cut all to
pieces.
Jourdan's deGination was Suabia, the theatre
of the crueltes related in the Canibal's Prog
refs; and if the inhabitants of that country have
any portion of human nature in their compoli
ton, the above account is very likely to be true
The Bolton papers viii undoubtedly detail the
news by this arrival.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
REMHRKdBLE CASE

The following remarkable infanse of the fa;lure of
volitioD. is extracted from Dr. Creh,ons Ely or Men
tai Drasgs~,ri.
"A young Lady, an attendant the p ineeG Of.
sfcer having been confined to her bed for great length
Of time, with violent nervous do der, at la to
all appearance deprived of life. Her lips were auite
pale, her face refembed the countcnancc of dead
fon, and her body grew cold. She removed from
the room in which De died. laid in coffin and the
day for her funeral fixed on. The day arrived. and
according the cuon of the country funeral fongs arc
hymns were lung before the door, Ju't as the people
were about to ma on the lid of the ooiFiu kind of
Precipitation obfervcd the furfaee of her bodv
She recovered The following is the account fhe cave
Of her fenfaticn e faid. it feemed to her as Il in
dream. that he was really dead; yet ie petfe6tly
confcious of all that happeged around her. She diff.
in9ly heard her friend; ipcakina and iamcning her
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
SOLEMN TRUTHS.

" If the government of the United States had been
eheriihed and fupported by its citizens in proportion
ITS met, ~ pairio,. old fal.;oaed patrio. the
love OF other naons, bu of own, had been diff
,n8uihing tran IN the American character As it has
oeen IN the Brtiih or in the French, fhould
have been at this moment of the mon powerful in
dependent, and proipe nations in the world. Uni
ted all the worlc could make, and therefore would
not attempt, conquea of us-Divided, i,culd fall
an eay prey to contemplate and inheni6eant foe.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
Commonwealth of Manachufetts

Ia the year u our Lord, one fbOgjand jsven h
d,9a and ninety nine.
An ACT, limiting the time within whit1
Petitions for Wages which have been drawn by fogf
Orders, ihall be fufained
re it enacted BY the Senate, and Hoy'
II Of Represuatives, Il. General Court sgs~tid, asd 9y
aafborny IF toe fame That petition for Wages wh3
have heretofore been drawn by Forged Orders ihall
hereafter ufained unles fueh Petition fha he preie1
cd within TWO YEARS t,om The pe.g IF fss at7 ant
on failure thereof the Petitioner, applicant and CAV
ant ia be forever excluded and barred from any ois<
or demand againt thsCommonwealth for or on accost
of any Wages 70 drawn, or aledged to be drawn, =
virtue of any iu,h Forged Order. And the SecretaT
hereby directed to cauic this Act to be pnblihed IN
feveral Newspapers printed IN this Commonwealth
three months fuccefIively. i,
In TIE Hoyc IF Repyesrafivss, Jan ao, I'm {
This Bill having had three everiai readings pa6cd
enacted,
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, spssAv.
IN Senate, Jan IS, I'm
Thi, Bill having had two feversi readings paiIedu %
enacted,
SAIUEL PHILLIPS, P,sEA<. /.
INCREASE SUMNER
True Copy-AueR. IN
JOHN AVERY, Sig 5.
G--r To& fnIgsrS @,~ ~.-t5, faess9;oey, mssJs fs
N,7Ss,lpassri Pr,~' in tbs co~mo' al IL
John .dJ-ERf, - &
90 n n
go 4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
Z vsnty Dollars PeaOard.
INSERTED, on the r4th inf, from

INSERTED, on the r4th inf, from
~ the Carlton in Portland, JAMES wARRrs
FROST, ana JAMES HosAlER, both regularly ,n;a
ed folders in the fervice of The United states
Said Froft Is about a. years of age, almot fix fe
hieh--blue eyes. Light hair and Of very ruddy Com
plexon had on when he went away, round WIN
hat--ei,her an old blue coat, or brown froek an
probabl, blue pantaloons, overalls,--sad Hont
i, about a9 years Of agefge feet and eight inches hq
his eyes, hair, and complexion light had on whs
he went away. black round hata mixed light co0r.
ed coat and white cotton pantaloons or overais-
Whoever will apprehend faid Defcrters, and give IN
formation or forward them TO the fubferiber or d.
liver them to any officer in the fervce of the unts
States n,al be entitled to the above reward, to Tt,
Dollars Tor each. and to all reafonable charges.
Amos SToDDARD, Capt.
Id. Regs 4frh. q Eng.
Portland, I7B My 1879
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20

DIED-At Deer lie, Mrs. Martha Staple, aged as,
comfort OF MIR Joiua Staple of that place. and daugh-
ter of Capt John Raynes of Old Yerk
Az Bottom Mr.. Thomas Adams. aged 4I-latc Edcs
of the Chronicle.
At Berwick, Miis Fanny Hovcy, in the an year of
her age, the edea daughter of DR.. Ivory IIovey' ECl
In This town, on Wednefday laft, Caroline Hobby
aged 6 years, daughter of John Hobby, Elq.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
39orHa1to,
MoNDAr, Mar 20, 1899.


~<o~~S-~p-@s, - ~ - 'P"'N"'0'SF@e
Wednesday aff, arrived brig Jane, Capt Joflua Ro-
binlon 81 days from Liverpool. Capt R. has furnifi-
ed London paper: the 18th, and Liverpool to the
10th March but they contain nothing than has
been received by previous arrivals at the weitward -
March an. Capt DennIfon. IN tie brig Peter Of New
buryport put into Cork, for convoy.
Capt. EpENEzrR MAYO, is appointed infpector Of
the Revenue for the county of Cumberland vice DAM
TEL ErGs, Eiq. deeeaied.
SENATORS FOR MINE.
YORK;
No. Votes IasS. Necenary TO choice ego
Hon. Simon Frye, Eiq. 7o7
...s. IND Is e5sjSu.
CANDIDATES.
Hon. Nathaniel Wells, Eiq >4a o. Cog
Richard F. Cuts, apo
.tt CUMBERLAND-a
No Votes 1917. Necedary to choice 63o
Hon. Stephen Longfeow, Elq. 1874
Daniel Davis. Elq. fssfHt-. n sII37
$3.50 ,., .s.a-.r = -. . had anebyfs.
LINCOLN, HANCOCK WASHINGTON and
KENNEhECK-a.
No. Votes sIo5. NeceTary to choice 1898
No cHoIcE,---CAsDipATEs.
Hon. Alexander Campbell, Efq. I477
Nathaniel Drummer Elq. I4oa
49, Henry Dearborn, Efq M Ia67
Nathaniel Weton, Elq. a - 4SS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
Grey Figure.

THAT noted horfe, known BY III Y
Il name of GREY FIGURE. will Rand for eovand
ing the enuing feafon the table of EowARp Tonstate
SON, in Sisa, at the moderate price of two dohGoal
for leap Tour for the feafon, and even
foal--Szid hoIie is fifteen handshigh wi proporss
cd, and of good carriage He has been kept in ao,il
towns of Dover and CamPton IN NJ and proves q n
markedly iure. His colts very large and handfa =
Any Gentleman, wiihng TO mend his breed of hofak.r
may depend on iatiaiaetion from laid HORSE
My I55, 1879.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20

quarry OF Platter of Paris has been difcovered il
York county, Pennsylvania, which proves upon trial Il
be equal to that imported.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20

The circulation Of the vile Chronicle which handed
abou. at ebsap rate in fone parts of this Diref
proof of the continued indury of the demos mlesd
thoic who may not have the means of information.
More than fy othee proltiru,ed papers fent into
the little town of Win0o Let the approaching fate
of Fslts be warning thofe who ufer themelyes to
be the dupes of faa on
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
NOTICE is hereby given, That tn
L fubferbcrs arc appointed Administrators on d
Efafe of David Denni/on.

late oil Freepcr, Yeoman, deeeafed, and have siw
Bonds as the law directs ALI perfons indebted to q
eftate are reque0ed to make immediate payment, AZ
all thofe who have demands, de6rrd exhibit I
fame for fettlement.
Jane Dennifon,
Timothy Dennifon.
Fret3syi. r6t1 AprR, 1893.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20
REPRESENTATIVE.


While few Jacobn towns in tn Dfres have fuc-
ceeded in elcefng perfons devoted to French politics,
and who ieek debate their country--i. affords
peafure to notice that large majority of launch fed
eral Characters will reprefent the Di(ri Of Maine in
the General Court the eniuing yearIi is nevertheless
dgraceful that DEAssoxs the active s-paw of the
French faction, aided BY few Jaeotin miiereants
ihould influence Jingle town to diihonor our Legra-
tare with traitors and bockheads. O r..,.1 + rs
The inhabitants of this entitled to fend three
representatives but at the town meeting Monday
lait they voted to choofe one only when Woodbury.
storer, Eq afederal character, nearly unanimously
choen E. ~ sti 49, $50. efg
The town Of Falmouth has chofen Archelaus Lewis,
Efq. genuine fcderaif rcf -
New-Gloucefter has svnced its FEEDER alfm in unani
mouly eetting Major Nathaniel C Allen.
The choice of the following gentlemen alto reflects
honor on the feveral towns
For Bath, Iofllua shaw.-Pownatorough, Col Pay
ion -Eiarpfwel. jofcph Cory Bruniwieki John Dun
lap Eiq-Iopfham. William King, Fig Georgetown,
Mark l.. Hill, Efq. -~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20

Frstpsy', r6tb Aprii, 1893.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-20

Capt. EpENrzra MAYO, is appointed infpeetor o.
the Revenue for the county of Cumberland, vice DAN
IrL ErGs, Efq. deeeaied.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
From a PHILADELPHIA Paper, Nov. i 2.
pIRdCT AND MURDER.


The Gauges has on board three pirates, who
failed from this port in the ichooner Eliza, capt.
Whelan, for St. Thomas, After the vefiel had
been 10 or IL days at fea, thele three fellows,
entered into an agreement to murder the Cap
tain, supercargo and Mate, with the intent of
poGel1ing ,hemfslves of the cargo. They ac.
cordingiy each feleeed his man, and entering
the cabin. one killed the mate and another at
tackled the fupercargo who ran upon deek, and
was there mang'ed in moa hortid manner aud
thrown overheard while yet alive. The third
who had agreed to murder the captain, being
leis courageous than the other two. approach
ed him in haay manner, having an axe in one
hand and a fword in the other, and in attempt
ing TO flike him with both at the fame time,
fortunately called in his Object, the axe only
wounding him tightly in the head and the
word cutting him on the arm.
BY this time, capt. w. had fecurcd his hre
arms, when the fellow inaantly ran upon deck,
where the trio concluded it was belt to difpateh
one of their melImates who would not join
them, and then jointly attack the caprain. The
falor accordingly, fulfered the fate of the mate
and fupercdrgo but the captain maintained
his polt with fuch inu erid 6rmneis, that Meth
err of the three dared venture down to attach;
him. AT length, finding it was imPoirble to
effect their purpoGe, they'agreed to terms which
captain Whsan ptopoled TO them. Thefe
were, that they fhould fpare his lite..for which
ne would navigate them TO any port they might
hink proper.
After this they allowed capt, w. Psrfta lib
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
NIIceAane0us articles,
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. II.

PHILADELPHIA. NOV. II.
Friday evening arrived in town, his excellen.
cy the PreGdent Of the United States, his lady,
and fuite. AT a comfortable diAance from the
city, he was met by the two federal troops of
horie, commanded by Captains Simmons and
M'Kean, and by them eicorted to his houfe in
Market Street. In the evening, he received
the congratulatory refpetts of mott of the prin.
cipal characters Of The city, together with thole
of The officers of Macpheifon's blues.
We are happy ii being able to add, that the
PRECEDENT and family are in excellent health.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-25
HAMBURGER.

This town, become fnce the commencement
of the preient war, the greatef emporium Of
commerce, has increae.d of late in proportion
to its extended trade. 1t is now one of the
mot Comfortable towns in Germany, and
reckons one hundred and thirty thoufand ia
Eabitants.
In the courfe of the laa year, the number of
veiles that entered its port was 2l4S of which
only came from Cadiz, NJ from Amiterdafn,
1913 from London, SO from Hull and Newcai-
lie, 81 from Bourdeaux, u fromRuliia, from
China, and lI9 from the United States of Ams'
RIGA.