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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
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BY an officer Of the United States army,
who paGed through this town on the 7th inR
from Knoxville, we are informed hat warts
likely to take place between th- Chokt4w and
Chickafaw Indians. Tn caule of the dilpute is
faid to be-thar Chickaiaw Chief ereaed
ferry Oh the TenneGes river at the croting place
from Orleans to Kentucky. "A Chief OF the
Choktsws (Doublehead) fent him word thar
he would erea one on tile oPpohte Eide Of The
river. The Chickaf4w replied thar he would
take bis ftaip ifhe attempted i. The TWO tribes
have taken up the quarrel, and, as our infor-
m3nt fays, are preparing fnr war"
The Superintendent Of Indian Afairs, Nat.
Lewis, writes 70 the Secretary Of War, from
S. w. Poiot, under date Of h May Soc that
/" The Indians are improving in the art Of
fPinning, weaving, &c. il z mott atonfhing
degree
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

For Fulfilling chap, elegant and csrrr}7 edition Of
Mr.. AD4Ms' Defence Of TIE I4s7ericaa CoaRa4
tom rglpe8tpy C'b'elHsd to tie enEgbtsnsd
JTesmen Of the United Slater.
AT this important moment, when with unu1l-
al indufrY, ana the hope Of fuccef., the eneqes
of our excellent z vernment are attempting TO
Undermine its foundation, and By calumnies md
nnirep sf-ntation. to remove from Office its mott
enlightened and virtuous Importers. every en-
CINE hould be fet il m ION to cfe4t heir black
dehgns, to reicue the Commonwealth from its
moi immncnt danger. TmPYefed with the con
si6fion Of this truth, and the efficacy which the
poliio Doctrines Of this incomp Irable work
would have on public opinion at this time, the
Editor is Prorted to ifue thele Propof4ls, and
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fary but unfortunately for our country, Il has
been iead BY few. though it ought to be f mi
ia with all. We have therefore feletfed the fol
lowing Outline from pamphlet puhlfhed in The
Rate Of Delaware, II 1896 which Prefents an
ample and correct analysis Of ths work.
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
PARIS. APRIL II.


" It cannot be unknown to Buonzp4rte, that
he has an opponent truly republican, in his bro
ther Lucien, the miniRer Of the interior, whole
off GERS al filed with bold Marfeilles, a. thofe OF
Foucbe are with Jacobins. 1t is publicly known
that Lucien having prsfsnted lit of perfons
for perfeels to the FuR Conlul, the latter found
It e Jacobinical, that he threw It inro The f {.
Lucien immediately threw his port folio at his
brothers head, and (et out for Scales, where he
remained for feveral days. The conful wrote TO
him 10 return and threatened that if he Raid
day longer, lie thould be dlmiled from his Of
fee. The minfer obeyed and refumed the
duties of his Office. During the reign Of Robef
pierre, Lucien was the keeper Of magazine
near Marieilles, ard was 70 violent JAcobin,
that be was impifoned as a terroriR after the
9th Therm Tor.
" Bernadorte is alto known to be one Of the
NOT determined enemies Of Buonapatte. and
has jult f>fufed to ferye under his command in
the army Of relerve. In a late converf.ti ton, be
addressed him in, the following LANGUAGE 81
am reolved not TO ad under an uinrper you
may % the tyrant o. thole who will itoop il,
but you ihall not be mine, while wear a fword
by my tide " BeTna-otte makes no difficulty Of
telling ibis ftory 70 his acquaintance. AS long
as places remain to be given away he 'epubii
cans and The ariGoorats will Be enthuialtic
in favor Of Bonaparte but when they arc dil.
Poisd Of, the fpirit OF parry, and the PaGions Of
differen, factions will bre ort. Sieyes Procures
as much as he can the irtrodua,ons into the
tribunate of men who are inimieal toBonaPafte.
Letters from Dion Rate, that there IS NOT
Jingle franc ia the military cbeA, and that want
of (pece oceaGons great confuGon."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

Among the Prefent Diredo Of the Batavian
Republic, IS perlon Of ihe name Of Van Hoof,
Who had the narrowed efcape from the guillo
tlne During the time Of Robefperre lie vas
i one Of the priions Of Paris, expecting, with
many others, to ne car ie1 TO the suiilotine -
a length one Of the CommiGGoners ordered all
tie PfifoneTs 10 be called, in order to fee3 thof-
Who were 10 be executed. He called our Van
Hoof, foreigner. perfon of the name of
Vanot, matchmaker, Immediately advanced,
a1u rePle q here ann He was Immediately
carried to lhe tribunal, NOT even interroga,ed,
but condemned to die. In The roll Of p>rlons
sxecu ed, It appeared thar Van Hoof had been
guIlioined. The 9th of Th-rmidor, which de
Lroyed Robefpierre, arrived. The friends of
the Dutchman demanded his releafe 1t was
anfwered that he was dead. They aG-r5ed the
contrary. The Pritonsrs were called, and Van
Hoof was pointed out. 1t was then found th1t
another had been aGafinated il his place, and
be was permitted to leave the prilon.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
0FS5sr 80.

The accounts from Italy Gate, that
Suza has been re-taken, and that CHAM
pionet has gained an advantage near Conf.
i he victories in Switzerland have pro-
duced the effect of preventing the retreat
OF the French in Italy, and Genoa remains
in the poileiiion of the French. Rome has
preiented an unexpected fcene. The
French, few in number, and incapable of
refiiting the Neapolitans who were adj
vancing began to retreat to Ciyita Wee
CHA. The people Immediately requeltcd
not to be abandoned, and to be armed.
arong force was foon collected, the
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
LEGISLATURE or DELAWARE.

On Friday laR his Excellcncy the CO.
vernon OF this State met both houics, and
delivered the following fpcech
Gentlemen Of tie Senate and HseG IF Rsf.
You have by tie pcrminion Of Divine
Providence, agreeably to the contribution,
al day adigued for the annual meeting of
the Legislature aaemblsd, ard it becomes
my daty TO lay before you iuch iubiects as
appear 10 me demand ;our preicnt atten-
ton but before enter upon this duty,
dliirefiin9 as the thought may be, permit
me TO take notice Of tie irrerarable lofs
the United states have lately iultained
yes, Warrington The Friend Of Mankind,
the greatly beloved George Warrington,
late Prelldent and Commander in { hief Of
the Armies OF tie United States, is no
more, he is dead. Will rot the eeiia-
ture Of the state Of Delaware, with me
drop tear before Heavens hing, OK.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16

tempted frefh attack. You were there
ready to receive them. On the fde of
Shatlhoufe you have made 500 priioners,
taken fix itandards, feyeral cannon and
hiiled general.
On the banks of the Rhine, from where
the Aar flows to the fummit of Cothard,
the enemy have ilrewed the field of battle
with the llain.
Finally, you have driven the enemy
from Eelveiia, and by loGng portion of
land which the enemy have purchafed 10
dearly, they loa more than 10000 fol-
diers Behold the work of fifteen days.
Your own country, as we'll as I!elvetia,
have decreed you civic honors.
When whole nations offer you their
tribute of admiration and gratitude, it is
the duty of your general to remind you
that new career of exertion and danger
prelents itfelf to you. I'c engages, in
your name, that YOU will force your way
through it with your wontcd intrepidity
and devotion.
(Signed) MASSENA,
haiieHa has wrote TO tie Mlnilter at War
of the Ilelvetic Republic, giving an ac-
count of Suwarrnw's army, in which lie
lays that it is reduced 10 9 5000 lien, moH
of whom are detsitutc Of arms ard ihoes,
aud in dcrlorable iituation, on their
march to Feldhirch. "-t'c fays he ihall
enter the Griions on the 18th or 10Th of
October.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
ARMY OF THE DANUBE.

Bsras (Switzerland) OF. II.
The following Proclamation has been
iaued
A1a6s"a, General in Gtjet, 10 The 14rmy-
Soldiers ! the coaleiced powers had
united three armies againf you--their
plan was to gain pofeilion of Helvetia,
and thereby to penetrate into France.
You have deltroyed their plan. You
have iecured the Linath; and in two
days you have annihiatcd the army of
Koriakof-You have taken all his can
non, all his baggage, and have obtained
Zurich by force of arms. The enemy has
loft 6ooo priioners, and three generals
wounded.
You have fecured the Linth; YOU have
completely beat the Aufrian Army; YOU
have made 5000 prifoners, and taken 20
pieces of cannon. Its general in chief
has been killed on the field of battle.
The army commanded by Suwarrow
had advanced to Altorf. You marched
againit it; you yanqnifhed it in the valley
of Mutten; you have taken one aandard
two pieces Of cannon, and the enemy !,
forced to make a precinitate retreat, has
abandoned Boo wounded among whom
are general and iescral officers.
Though repulled from Glarns, You have
fill been conqHerors. You have made
1900 priioners, taken l!andard, and
killed general. Finding their iafety
only in flight, the enemy fed towards
the Grilons, leaving on ! 800 woundedi
they lott betidcs great part Of their ar.
tillery, and all their baggage.
Upon the Rhine the wreck Of the van
quilhed regiments, reinforced by Baya.
rian troops and By thoEe Of Condo. al.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16

E. Any lhips Of war or other vetiels
which may arrive with reinforcements for
the combined EngliL and suililn army,
fall not land the fame, aud ihall be fent
away a. foon as pollible.
? General Bruno hall be at liberty to
fend an officer within the lines of the Zuyp
and the lIelder, to report TO him the
fate of the batteries, and the progrefs of
the embarkation. His Royal Iiighnefs
the Duke of York fhall be equally at IL
berty to fend an officer within the French
and Batavian lines, to latisfy himlelf that
no new works are carried on on their
iide. An officer of rank and diltinttion
ihall be fent from each army respectively,
to guarantee the execution of this con-
ventlon.
s. Eight thoufand prifoners of war,
French and Batayians, taken before the
prefent campaign, and now detained in
England, fliall be refored without con-
ditions to their REFLECTIVE countries. The
proportion and the choice of iHch pri-
toners for each, to be determined between
the two republics. Major General Knox
1hall remain with the French army to qua
rantee the execution of this article.
9. The cartel agreed upon between the
two armies for the exchange of the pri-
toners taken during the prefent campaign
llall continue in full force till it fnall be
carried into complete execution; and it
is further agreed the Dutch Admiral De
Winter fhall be conGdered as exchang-
ed.
Concluded at Allzmaer, the 18th of Oc-
rober, 1879, by the undersigned Ge-
neral Officers, furnifhed with full
powers to this effect.
(Signed)
]. KNOX, Major General.
ROSTOLLANT.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
T 10 ]

Neapolitan cntrenched camp of 1900
men at frcfcai was formed, 600 killed,
1900 made priloners, with the commander
in chief, and the military chef.
Eight tranfports have arrived at IIar-
wich, iii the courie OF laf week from the
Dutch H.tgghtsrbenG, with wounded fol
dierr-Illc following Officers have land
al ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
To the Honorable the Jufices of the

To the Honorable the julticeS OF the
Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth of
Mafachuietts, holden at Portland Within and
for the county Of Cumbe land, on the thr 1ueGday
Of September, Ammo Domni 1900.
Il HE petition, and representation OF
n MARY SMITH tie wife of JAMES SMITH of
Portland aforeiaid, laborer, humbly thews-That
her faid hufband hath for long time, TO wit, for
the fpace of fix years laft pait, abfented himief
from this Commonwealth, and abandoned his wife
and family, without making any prov'l1on for their
fupport and ma'ntenance-that your petitioners
ndnfry alone is Incompetent TO the fupport of her
felf and family and that in order to provide herfef
with the neceAry articles Ofiupport, ihe has been
driven to the neCeiGty Of contracting debts which
ihe has no means 70 diicharge, having pertona
ehate except few articles Of houfhold furniture,
which are ndfpenfaby necrfary, and that fhe
no longer obtain credit for thr future inpport
of herielf and Children.-Your petitioner further
ihews that at the time of her marriage with the
faid James ihe was and fill is teled in her own
right OF iundry parcels Of real thate in fad Port
land, in fee timple, and a.fo of parcel Of land
lying IN faid Portland between the land Of Tohn
Kent and the heirs of Edward Watts, of which :he
is tenant in dover, the fame being part of the
real eltate whereofher former huiband John Hol
liday died fezed; from the tale of which, or part
of which, fhe could Be ENABLED to pay The faid
debts, realize the mSaCs Of fupport 10 future, and
thus TO be relieved from her preien difrefed ftu-
alton. Wherefore your petitioner prays Ypur hon.
ors that pufuant to the ttatute IN that cafe made
and provided, lhe may, during the abfence of her
l2id huibahd, Be empowered and enabled TO make
iae Of the whole part of faid real eate for the
purpoies aforeiad, that your honors would grant
her iueh other relief as in your wiidO-l lhaI be
deemed meet, and as the circumstances Of h-r cafe
may require. And as in duty bound lhall ever
pray.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
NATURAL RESTOP7.

A gentleman in Utter county, tate Of New
York, gives the following information -
That about twelve or Thirteen miles to the
weH Of Nswberg, Durchman, BY the name
Of MaRern, was lately digging for marie on a
low piece of ground, where this manure is gen
orally and plentitully found 10 the neighboring
country thar haVing arrived near the bottom
of the lratum Of marie, he truck up the bones
of huge animal, about ten or twelve feet from
the furface Of the earth fome Of the bones they
Immediately procured, bur the water ruthed in
with fuch rapidly, the Perfons employed were
obliged to delft. Since which time, the neigh
bors have made another attempt to obtain the
whole Of the fkeleton; they fucceeded in part,
feveral Of the bones Of the hind legs have been
dug out which are more than four feel in length,
and meafure round the Joints upwards of forty
inches in circumference, and on the fold bone
thirty.lix inches the bones Of the back were
alto obtained III part, and the ori6ce occaGoned
BY the decay Of the marrow is more than three
inches in diameter the upper teeth which are
perfectly found and white, mealure f-ven inches
IN length, and are nearly four broad. From
the calculations made ny the bet informed
phyflcians and gentlemen of the country, who
have feen the bones alread procured, it is tho't
the amin i NUT have been between fifteen and
twenty feet in height when alive, This is the
fe venth or eigth lkeleton dfcovered within The
vicinity Of eight miles, from common centre.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
MISCELLANY
ROBERT BURNS-rHE SCOTCH POET.


The following an E1traa from an original letter
addreGed By the Ayrihre Poet, to Dr. Moore, in
which the early part Of his life is delienated.
"FOR the frR fix or feven years of my
life, my father was gardener to a worthy gen.
tIeman Of imall efaie in he ueighhorhood of
Ayr. Had he continued in that fation, mutt
have marched off to be one Of The little under
lings about farm-houle; but il was his dear
ct with and prayer TO have it in his power 10
Keep his child en- under his own eye, till they
could diicern between good ard evil "a with
the aliaance 81 his generous ~ iter, my faith
er ven,ured on z ftIlall farm on his eltate At
,hoie Yeas was BY no means favorite with
any body. was good deal noted for re-
,eative memofy, a lfubborn Rurdy fome-
thing ia my dfpoGtion, and Al enthuliaaic ide-
4 piety,--l fay idee: Pety bec2ufe was then a
child. Though il coR the ichoolmsRcr iome
thrafhiugs,I made an excellent Englilh chollar /;
and by the time vas ten or eleven years, Of
age, was critic in tubfantves, verbs, and
particles. IN my infant and boyiih days, too,
owed much to an old woman who reiided in
the family, remarkable for her ignorance, cred.
lily and uperfition. She had, fuPpo1e, the
target collection in the country of fales and
Zones concerning devlls,ghofS, fairies. or wines,
witches, w2rlocks fpunkies, kelpies, elf candles,
headlights, wraiths, apParitions, can:riPs, gi-
ants, inchanted towers, dragons, anG other
trumpery. This cultivated the latent feeds of
poetry hut had 70 0rong an effect on my
imagination. that to this hour, in my nocturnal
ram6les, fometimes keep lharP look out in
fulpicious places and though nobody can be
more fceptical than am in fuch matters yet il
often takes an effort of philoloPhy to fake off
thefe idle terrors.-The earleh competition
that / recolle9 taking Plea'ure in,was the Vi.ion
of Mi Il, and a Hymn Of Add fan's. beginning,
How are thy Servants blef, 0 Lord -
particularly REMINDER ore half Itanz, which
was mufic 10 my boyilh ear
For tho on dr., adful whirs we hung,
al Oh on the broken wave"
I met with theft pieces in Mlf,n's Englifh Col.
ledions, one of my ichooi books. a he two
frf books l ever read in private, and which
gave me more pleaiure than any two books
ever read iince, were the life of Hannibal, and
the FIiRory oflSi VIM Wallace. Hannibal
gave my young IDEAS fuch torn, that | uled
10 lrut in raptnres up and down after the re-
cruiting drum and bag pipe and wlhed mylelf
tall enough to be Soldier while the Cory of
Wallace poured Scotih prejudice into my
vans, which will boil along there, till the food
gates oflfe lhut in eternal relt."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsRINOToN, SEPT. II, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
L il purfuance of 40 act Of Congrefs, pafIed
on the 23d day Of April, one thouiand eight hun
bred, entitled, San act TO eHablih General
Stamp Ol6ce,"
/. THAT General Stamp Office Is now
ehabhhed at the feat OF eoverncccnt, IL the city OF
Warrington, from whence there wall i6Ge, from
aRG after the date hereof upon the application III
the fuperviiors of the Revenue, under whole man
agement the collection OF Stamp duties is placed
any quantities Of paper, parchment and veIum
marked or ftanped, and duly counter famped,
with the rates of duty which are demaDdable BY
law.
III. THAT the power Of the Supervisors Of
the Revenue 10 mark Or famp any vellum, parch-
ment or paper, chargeable with duty, viii ceafl
and determine on and after fix months Fl ON the
date hereof, TO wit, on the lalt day Of February
1861.
III. THAT, If any Perfon (ball, after the
lat day Of February l8o, have n their cutody or
poHcliion nyve,lum, parchment or paper, marked
or hamped by the SupeI viiors Of the Revenue,
upon which any matter or thing, charged with du .
~, thaU not have been written or printed, they
may any time Evit5in t5e pace Of G*ty days after
tBs jd Ian dag Of February SOL bring Or iend fuch
velum, parchment and paper, unto lomc Office cf
inlprttOn, and in lieu thereof receive like uuan-
THY or value OF vellum, parchment and paper, duly
famped in puriuanCe of the act herein before Tecit-
ed. And in cafe any perlon lhall neglect or refufe
within the time aforlad to bring or caufe 10 be
brought unto iome officer Of INFECTION, any fnch
velum, parchment or paper, il 10 hereby declared
that the fame will thereafter be Of no other rfTe4
or ufe than if il had never been marked or Aamp-
ed, and that all matters and things, which NAV
after that time be written of printed upon any
vellum, parchment or paper, authorized to be ex-
changed in manner aforrlaid, will be Of 40 other
effect, than II they had been written Or printed On
paper, parchment or vellum, not marked or fam
ped.
". AND for the convenience of thofe per.
fons who may be inclined to have their own vel.
lum, parchment and paper ftamPed or marked, il
is hereby declared thar when any perfon fhall de-
poht any vrllnm, parchment Or paper al the Office
of a Superviior, accompanied with lit, iprCify-
ing the number and denomination Of the Aamps or
marks which are drfrtd TO be thereto affixed, the
fame will be tranfmi:ttd to the General Stamp
Omc5, and there properly marked, ltamptd
and forthwith ient back to the fame Superyifor.
who will thrreupOn cotGt the duties and deliver
the paper, parchment or vrilnm, to the order Of
the pcrfon from whom the fame was received
GIVEN under ny band, and The )SaI Of tie Trea-
Itry, at W.6ngtoa, tbe day and year aBove-
mentioned.
Us. OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary Of tie TreaJl-y.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
MARY SMITH,
by ]. d. HOPKINS, her Attorney.

September Term at Portland, Il. D. 1900
Upon the Petition aforefaid-ORDERED
- That the iaid Mary notify the faid James to
appear at the next term Of this Court 10 be holden
IN this county, on the third Tuelday lf May next,
by Publiihing an atteted copy ofths Petition, and
Order thereon, in the Portland C 1stte, three
weeks fucceflivey, rhe laf pubcation to be at leaf
thirty days before the fitting of fad Court, that he
may then and there appear and thew c7uf-, if any
he hath, why the prayer thereof lhouid not be
granted.
ftJHs coty. /ttcP,
EDWARD P. HAYMAN, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
A BARGAIN.

TObe fold, by order Of Court, on
GSG S .5t .Soad 5 day q N@ opcm,. oe It, at
Real Efate Of Thomas GO0}H,
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceafsd, conGAioe Of One Hundred
acres of LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon.
Royal Lincoln, administrator.
Falmouth, Ca. 4. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
Take N0zice

he public ore hereby informed,
that the MARKET-HOUSE is now completed, and
open for the convenience Of bofe who bring any pro-
vifons in This town for fe At which place they ate
invited to take their tand The inhabitants Of the
town are ALTO requeaed to call there 70 purchae--
The committee appointed (uperintend the fame, will
ufe their en6eavouis that they fhal be accommodated
agreeable to their wfhes-
James Neal, per order.
Portland. October -,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27

THE OvERSEERs Of BozOdoiN College
u are hereby notified, that their femi annual
meeting will be holden on the hrft "wednesday OF
Novenlber next, 5eiog the fifth day of fad mouth,
at ten of the clock, A. NJ. at the houfe Of Mr.
john DUNN1Nc, in BymjaViek.
MARK LANGDON HILL, Secretary.
September 1900.