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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

DLgD-on the 9th inf. Mrs. MARY CUSHING,
late Of this town. aged Fl years.--she a woman
whole amiable and vruou, qualities endeared her TO
numerous relatives and friends.
Byw(sriai, Feb -on ruciday, nth inn. departed
this life, Capt WDian S,anzUooi, in the Goth year of
his age. Az in his life he universally eAeeed 70
at his death he was universally iamen,ed He has left
widow to the lois of an afeetonate hulband
and eight children who will feel the lo of kind and
tender parent.-on Thsrfday his body was conf gned
10 the grave, attended by numerous, train of weeping
relatives and friends, .dembed to give the aa proof
of their aTectionate attachment the dccealel -Bk-
FED are tie dead sobo de ir toe Lord ~
WsN,, Feb rzb, I2oo.-Depsrtcd this life, in the
Saith year of her age, Mrs A6ga! Ws,. the virtuous
comfort of the Hon. Judge Wells.fhe praes due TO
model unahuming department. are enlincntly due to
her character Mild and amiable in her temper, be-
nevolcnt and humane in her dfpofon, Che was Eat
tern of that benefcent liberaly which ornament
70 her fcx. She confant protector of the Chrif-
,an Religion, and in her Ian ieknefs, which was dr-
reding Che dieovered exemplary patience and redpna-
zion. Her death greatly amented by her furvving
friends "Hr cbiaren rife up and call kv tsd her bsE
band s sai6e P,ayfb Der. Bi are tie aeaifLs. die in
q. LOAD"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
WESTINGHOUSE WILL.

The Editor, by particular attention, has been ehs'
bled 10 obtain copy of Waihngtons Whit IS m
tented to be put ptefs and printed in the eoure OF
this week. Ihofe perons therefore, who may with to
poGe(s it, will have opportunity by applying at TINS
office The following is exact extract from It =
Inerim.--To the Earl Of Buchan rtcommlt I'm. IN,
Box made of the oak that feltered the great SIR Wi'
liam Wallace after the Battle of Fakirk--prelensa 10
me by his Lord1hp, in terms too faierSs tor me to
repeat with requc "to psis 1t, ON the even. OF my
deceafe to the man in nay country who ihoud appear
10 merit it be upon the fame conditions that have IN
duced him to fend it TO me- Whether caiy or not, to
feleet be man who might comport with his Lordth'P
opinion in this refpeet, is for me to lay but con
eeivins that no dpolition of this valuable curloity
be eligible than the recommitment OF 1t to ms
own cabinet, sgreeabY to the original dehgn OF the
Goldmith's Company Of Edinburgh, who preiented u
10 him. and, at his rcqueh. confented that 1t ihoud
be transferred to mel do give and bequeah the fame
To his Lordp; anal in cafe of his deceaie to his heir
with my grateful thanks for the dnguilhed honor in
prcfsotine it to me- and Especially for the favour
able ienlinents with which he accompanied it.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
Marine d q Articles.

The Underwriters OF Lloyds CofTee-Houfe London,
have literally rewarded all board the American f,p
Planter, ofRichmond. Virginia, for the defence they
made aganft the attack Of French prvateer To the
Captain they have given one gallon Glver cup, two
imail ones and adle, all uitaby cngraved and 100
Suineas IN saih To the III mate 50 guueas; ad
3oi boatiwain 40 gunner Ia Sailors each woun-
ded iaor' IS each the relatives of failors killed co
two ladies' p.densers, gold watches; gentlemen paen.
gers, elegant fwords,
Nfny'rt' fS g --Yenerday morning our harbor pre-
,cene very mutual at this fealon of the year
Hoops seder way, outward bound; at the fame time
The aernson exhibited counterpart to this ,;c
sweno lefs than fourteen veels arrived At our wharye,
IN the conrfe Of the afternoon
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

by order of the Hon. DAVID Sew
~ ALI, Efq Judge of the Daria Cour, for fad
|Ditri6t, Notice is hereby given,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
The COLUMBIAN PHENIX,

A new Monthly Magazine (being the only one in
New Engsnd) is now ready for delivery at this
Office The na,tering fubferipon already OBJ
Gained for this work. leads the expectation of a
very general fupport in this Diaret. Thofe who may
with to afford il their patronage, may receive them
sulary by forwarding orders Gree Of pofage) to E a.
jerks, of Portland.-@T 7Es aArsi, term, cs. ia a
future gastss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

To The Honorable 3Yqiees Of rbs Court Of
Cs~nsu Psal 6g4a and t0!lsret Waues, 1rssu and for
ne csusy Of Liafala Ga ID, FRI Tasy IF NsVrz5ry, ax-
no DOa'iai 1893. ~
DY benjamin. Hdey his attorney,
beonp plains Ezekiel Thompfon Of plantation called
Lte-river in faidconnty of Lsncon, Etqure tina, on
the twenty rfh dsy of inusry. the year Lord
ono thouf4nd ieven bundled and ninety one Samuel.
rhompfon late Of Topham fad County, Elquire de-
eeaed intcRate bv hi. writing obligatory of tia, date
under bis hand and zeal did bind himSf and his heirs
to make and the laid Ezekiel aooA warran-
Tee deed OF one hundred acres c snd ssae in Topfs
ham sforclaid and lying On the eA!lery 6de Of and
then occupied by James Wilton, beginning the river
by faid WILLOWS land and TO back the fame couric
with fad Wilfons land about north eighteen degrees
eaa carrying the width Of forty nine rods running the
fame couric With fad Wlong ind. until one hundred
acres be complcatedfad writing obligatory being made
for valuable confederation the laid dcreafed at the
tn,e the fame was executed Now the faid Ezekiel a.
vers that the fid Samuel the twenty fourth dav of
May, Ammo Domni 1877. made 70 him deed of on.
inoety only of the premes adjoining The Land the laid
Ezekiel then occupied but beios prevented by DEATH
The aid deceaed has made and executed to the
laid Ezekiel deed of the other roiety OF the premifcs
Wherefore your complainant prays thar your honors
after due notice given all concerned the efate of
ihe fad deceasd. would grant Icencc 70 and empower
the admnitraors Of the fAd decealed make aud ex
ecute to yonr complainant fueh good wsrrantee eeed Of
rho other oirty of the prenlesas the id dcceafsd 10
his life time ought have made and executed. "a.
{ sf.. BENJAMIN HAsEys -
true copy. rfst ,et s5
! Ansa- JoM BeBy1N.dN.j,. csya
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
splendid Mafonic Funeral honors were per.

Splendid Mafonic Funeral honors were per-
formed in Bottom on Tuefday lat, agreeably
trious Warrington. The proceilion was CON-
poied of about fixteen hundred mafonic breth-
rem, each bearing fprig Of cailia, which moved
through lome of the principal Rreets 10 the
Old South Westinghouse, where appropriate
funeral fervice was performed by the Rev.
brother Bently, alfred by the Rev. /. JLhersDr.
Walter.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
DISTRIcr Of MAINs, q.

10y order of the Hon. DAVID Sew
- ALI, SO Judge of the Bilritt Cour, for faid
Diiirid, Notice is hereby given.
That a Libel is fled in the Clerks
Office OF fad Court by FRANCIS CooK Efq. Collector
OF the port of WfcaTe aganf feven barrels of Sugar
eized by fad Coafor on the fecond day of December
aif Tor violation OF the laws Of the United
States
Alto that another libel is filed as
aforefad, by faid Collector, aganl the follow ng arti
eies, viz. ono piece Of Waineoans, No All; one do
No asa; one do. Cloth, No Sc two do. az, az; one
do a. one do III two do. Of; two piece. of Fan
mel, red and yellow one do. Coating; ten loaves of
Sugar; one eanS OF 4d NaiIs one do Cd do , one
FINAL Bale marked L: two crates of Ware marked
N & p four Bales two fnial chefs of Bohea Tea !;
one do. souehong Tea fix tubs Spices, two kegs of
Gin : one keg of Gun-PowGer one dozen Iron Can.
deiiieks; Que ea1s Raifns 4 H--The above articles
having been feized by id Collector on the ferond day
Of December lah raf, for fuppofed breach of the
revenue laws OF tho United States.
Alto that another libel IS filed in Eaid
Court, by NAInAsIrL p Fosprck, Rf Collector of the
port OF Portland and falmouth, aqsinll tventv-fye
hogsheass OF foreign Rum, imported from An,ioua in
the Wet Indies, into the United States-be fa;d COL
leor having ezed the fnc for an aledged breach OF
the revenue laws
And hearing will be had on the
above lbels at the Diri Court next TO he holden At
Pownalborough, within fsd Dilrt on the 6rt Tuef
day OF March nextat which time and place ali perfon,
eoneenedmay appear and hew caufe II any thew have
Why the articles above mentioned foud not be decrscd
forfeited
ISAAC PARKER, Martial.
Portland, asts Jan. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
DISTRICTsoF MAINE. e..

DIsTRIcT OF MAINE, Fl.
Try virtue of writs of venditioni ex-
ponas directed to the fubfc riber from the Diaritt
Court held at Portland tho Grff Tneiday of Deerm
Der 'a viii be expoed for fale at the houe of Tosrpn
1iNkHaM Ef1 in Pownalborough, on the fourth day
Of March nex., a eertaiu
Pmt'd fern Boar, or SHAzLop,
of abont twentyd tons bqrthen, with her tackle. an
parei furniture and appursenances--ssid boat having
been condemned at fad cour; for breach Of the
nue. laws of The United States.
Also,
AT the fame time and place will be
fold two barrels of SUGAR. condemned in the Court
and Tor the cauie aforead-Sae to be at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ and conditions then made known.
ISAAC Parker, Martial.
Portland, SIS FL. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
\ Ii perfons who are in

deeted TO the fubfctiber, are requefled tofettlc
ard nakz him payment of at leai one third of wha,
nay DC due, within Forty days, or their notes and ae
counts will be pu, in flit
Samuel Butts.
cgfiest Lending Jaa. 20, 1900,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
I.,scoLN n.

I.iNcoLN n.
Ata Court q soninidn plSas beld atUar1s,i, !
zpibia aaifr be Csany IF Lrsofr ne q Ta9oy # No.
venb., beag th<efb 4y Of FIN soab Aass Dassiai i70o.
UPON the complaint aforefaid, Or
in fad complaint, to appear at the next Court OF Com
mon Pleas be holden Pownalherough within and
for the County of Lincoln, the hr IucfGay of Junc
next, by puhihing ateRed copy of fad complains
with this order thereon, three weeks fuccevely in the
the Ian publication to be three weeks at lean before
the fitting of faid Court sin BY poaing an atteled
copy of d complaint with this order thereon in iome.
public place in fsid Topbam, three weeks at leaf bc@
fore the fitting of iad Court that they may then and
PRAYER thereof fhould not be granted
@4ae- JON BOW.NdN, j., cisrl.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
TIE ENJOYS.

I HE ENTUIy.
Reports are in circulation that the American
ENJOYS have arrived in France. Nothing GER
tain however, appear on the iubjea.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
portlano,
MoNDAr, FfBRUARr' II, 1900.
NO NEWS
- e. s+Ss.~% ,~~<-o-,.

The Ian papers niaEelt an uncommon dessth OF IN
,e.oence Much speculative matter, however, will be
found ia this days gazette, worthy of attention.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

WHEREAS Nathaniel Whitney of
wv standifh, holds my for thirty dollars, dated
iixth day OF January, 1900; and alto my other note
for ieveny dollars. together with Edward ronpfon and
ty dollars This il caution all perons againfl pur-
ehahng fad notes, as have received any condera-
ton for them, and an determined net to pay them nor
ny part OF them. ]. DAVIS.
Tn. 49,. I3oc.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

oesfed to make and execute your complainant fuch
good warranfee deed Of the premes the fad deceaf
I'd when N full life upon the payment OF III: fun afore-
fad ought TO have made and exetuted
BENJAMIN HAsEY.
true copy.
Aiise-- JoM BoWMAN,jr, cA,i.
LINCOLN 4.
III a Court Of common pleas held atWAyen,
4siata AMI or a Coaaty Of Lteols liz mn I.say #
N'Ve~Sr. tsisg tx tn day gJa moafs, .as' Dsaici
1879.
UPON the complaint aforefaid, Or
dered that the complainant notify all perfons interefed
in iad complaint to appear at the Court of Com
mon Plea, TO be holden At Powna borough within aud
for the County of Lincoln, the III Tpefday of June
Dcs by publitng atteled copy Of laid complaint
with this order thereon three weeks fuccefvely in The
Gazette printed AZ Portland by ELrzrR ALLEY Ttnns
the lat publication be three weeks leaf before the
fitting Of aid Coort; alto by poing stteed copy of
faid complaint with this order thereon in ome pubic
place in faid ropnam, three weeks lean before the
fitting Of rd Court. that fhey may then and there ap-
pear ard thew cauic if any they have why the PRAYER
thereof fhoud not be granted.
Aaaa-- JON BoWAfdN,jr ci,L r
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

OCT. IL
The Can iidates proPofcd to ELL the Office Of
Mnifer Of the French Republic to the United
States Of America, are La Fayerte, the Coun-
ielo- Cf State Recnault de st. lean d'Angley,
and bureau de Puly. The Commercial Con
mdaries tor the various ports in America, viii
.ailo be nQminated OH. TX.
j j. tai4, that daughter If Gen. Fayette
viii be married TO Luclen Bonaparte and we
arcaaured, that La Fayette will be fent as a
Mniiter 10 the u. States Of America
During Bonaparte'S Gay at Morfontaine, the
Prfe6t Of the Department prslented him with
a number Of gold medals, i0me time ince found
in Al e4rthen vefel. They were Of good pre-
iervatIon and Of antient dates Some Of them
as early as the hrt years Of the Roman Empire,
AMI others in The days of that Republic. The
prtfctt oblerved, that thoG. miding from the
vstEel in which thefe were found, would Be hard
&c come at; as the poRefors Of them were
fearful, that the government as il former times,
would claim hem as = right. +" II our times"
fad Bonaparte, Z" the government viii rot op-
pole the good toTtunr Of the citizens but care
NUT be taken thar they be not melted, as they
Will be ufeful il developing antient hitory-
Therefore, buy up as many Of them as YOU
cant" ThOle that were prefentsd to Bonaparse
he gave 70 Mr.. DAVE, the American Commit
h0ner.
a reform will be made in The French caval.
ry,as well as in the Infantry-Three regiments
will be reduced 70 TWO; by which derangement
a reduction Of eight ILouland officers viii ~
made.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

Featy between France & America,
PARIS. OCT. 70.
IhtChancery Of tile American Conlul Cen
eral has given an abRraa Of the 4rh article Of
tie Trety between France and the United
States, which Is the only article Of the Treaty
which has gsrbeen divOlged; and il i expect
ed tie government will fend it to the Council
Of Plies 70 regulate their conduit. Ire lite
raj rapport Of thi, important article is as fol-
lows g.
" All caPtured,and not defrtively condemn
ed vedels, or which were 70 before the exchange
# the ratification, excepting rs It refpetts con-
traband goods defined to an enemy's port.
fhall be delivered up TO the original owaers-~
that is to fay, If cei tifcates are produced that
the veiIel and cargo are American property.
whether the vedel was armed or unarmed, II
furniihed with the pafpOrts which are prefcr-
bed by the treaty Of 1918, which (hall be valid
notwithstanding any laws made in France to
the contrary. In future il lhall not Be- necefa-
~ to renew this pats if the veIel does not re-
turn home IN a year from the time Of her de-
P7rture. I'm rafped to cargoes. there fhaI be
certificates from the Cutom Houfe from where
the vehel departs, Of The contents Of the cargos
where from, and where bound, in order to
difcover N contraband goods are On board
This certificate lhall be figned BY the COLLECTOR
and be contormable to the uages 10 the port
from which the VeGel fails. And if the paE-
ports, Or certificates. by any accident mould BE-
ioa, or forcibly taken away, any f4tisfaaory
proof Of being American property (halI be adj
ni5'cd, agreeably 70 The e0abihed cuGem Of
nations.
" In regard to national ysR.ls, their commit
fons lhall be re(peoed.
i This article ih4ll Be in force, from the.
date Of fgning The treaty and if anv veGels
l1ill.be condemned after the ridng Of this
Convention, before the fame could be knowny
they ihlll be reaored, or paid for.
"OLIVER ELLSWORTH,
(SigrsJJ w r. DAVE,
w. Y. MURRAY"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
Of Peace and War.
FRANKFoRr, ocr. Is.

FRANKFORT, OCT. Is.
4 IL quettion 81 peace or war has never
been ~ difficult to Telolve as at this momear
While France and its allies are naming the
miniiters who are TO aIilt at the Cngreis, we
have lcen only the Emperor ION the other eide
a. King q Hungary and Bohemia dr.over
any dehgn ot leading minifers to treat Of his
'ntefets None Of the allies of Agtria, a.
England, Naples, tbe King of Sardinia, The
Princes Of the Empire, and particularly the
the Electors OF Bavaria, appear ready % meet
on theie negoc'stl'ras, norwithG aiding thep-s-
ParaItons wtich .he frsach lave c4..zG - "
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
MONDAY, DECEMBER u, 1900.

THE hoaili,y drfpIayed ~ tie Anti. Amer
lean papers, and Especially The Aurora, to the
toruhcation of our fea ports, the manufaaure
Of arms within our own country and above
all TO our navy, ought not to furPri7e US. -
Whatever may tend to render the United
States Independent Of Europe, and confcpuent
ly of France, mua give exquiGte pain to thofe
men who take no ipteref in cur PROPERTY,
and Whole attachments are Oh the oher hde
of the atlantic. They are Duplicated to find
that without foreign aid we can, ihould the
occafon require il, arm ourleIvcs, and that our
ports are Progreaing to Rae Of iecurity
but that the navy ihquld have prevented their
friends from adding, fnce may 1893 twenty
millions of our property 10 The twenty million.
Pllndered before that period, can never %
forgiven. (Hrg' ffd( .
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

There IS now living il tire town Clonme Ireland,
man named Sbeedy, who from every r1alouabir
circulation, can want Little ot being Ioo years of
age. He has three times cut frI prown timber OF
his own planting, AID can now bs lleo relins ua-
der the flsdH d The fourth planting. Hi5 wife has
been more than ten years bed ridden, and Gas had
90 other attendant than hiu!eif It's m Emory IL
tenacious, All the faculties 2tleaie unimpared, and
he walks erect, and apparently as trong as n the
age Of forty. It'll to b. remarked that this man has
always had great sv-ricl to erong leu jrs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
NEW RtyyZdN CoLCN7G


IN 4 late periodical paper, Publithtd by Pro-
(eGor Olivarius,. al he:l, it is mentioned, that
late order Of the Emperor of .Rufia, has
provided to form a new Color7 at Siberia, to
commence in the Prelent year 1t NUT con
tain rocco fouls. tits to Dc feated upon the
louthern part Pa.t Of S,te,a, which border,
on China. The climate is temperate, and
fome Of The lands gooi. Not only, f'ys the
Emperor, may agriculture be undertaken viii
advantage, but good raGurage provided aHd
man ufaaures Of cloth and leather ch4blhLed
which being priociPaI articles Of eomnerc
with China, may increaCe the trade with tha'
country. The cqlonias are to Sc competed y
folders on parols and under military coaroul.
aud Of peifons cendemned to banlhmcut with
out any other kind Of .Ppndhmeot,. and who
are not to obtain the privileges Of ColonEtI6n-
til they have been il the colony for ten year.
and have obtaired \ certificate for their induf.
Try, and their attention 10 agricullure.-Ith lI
be permitted to all who hold lands e provide
naves who may become Colonias, provided
that they be above forty years Of age,aod tina;
hubands BE not feparated from Their wives
They ihall Be conGdcrcd as recruits fnrniihsd
TO the army.
i j enjoined upon the government N Tx
ulih, to explore the country, and to provide
proper places for fettlcmcnt, and 10 align to
each Of tAe coloDiHs 81 defatens, Ru0iln
meafurs Of land, which CONTAINS 50 by 50, or
Go BY 40 fegins, SEQ Of which make vert,
or Ruiian mile, equal to ! 4:h:. Of mile
EDglilh. In this manner they are not only
provided with land for culture, but for paC
lures. The Cartons Inhabited by the wan
derln8 tribes are never to be aligned to thefe
coloniRs. The coloniAs are to be 70 distributed
that each canton may not contain more than
100 houles. The banilhed perfons may be
ieated among or il the re Ar Of the proper CO..
ionilts.-The government Is to build the houles
for the FRI 1000, and to furnilh them with
grain working tools, and utenfs for is
months. The proprictors Of the foil are to
grant TO the iervants they carry with them,
certain emoluments everS year, and after this
time, the 1000 coloniRs are to erea houfes for
fuch other individuals as may join them. The
colony lhall have infpefors, who are faithfully
attentive, and acquainted with agriculture, and
each colonif hall be czemPte from all taxes
for ten years, fubjea only to al annual AZ
acknowledgements and 20 fopPly Of grain fol
the fuPpOrt Of The government cf the colony,
and aliif new fetlers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

4 man Of genius, in cirumRancss rather
Poetical, being il conversation with the late
Lord Chatham, his lordfhip alzed him, what
in his opinion was Of qyjt. {" Wit"he REPLIED my
lord, is what penfon would Be given BY your
l0rdEip to your humble f.rvant; gaad ting
qy-H at9hsa."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
COPENHAGEr. or. Y.

ar cOPENHACEE, OCT. z.
AS the court Of Denmark has never had any
diPlomatique Miniaer in the United States Of
America, and as the commercial intsrcourie
between The Two nations Is incTeaf.d, the Court
have appointed the ConGul at Morocco, Bicher
Oheh, to proceed next fpring to the CRY Of
Warrington, as the place Of his rsGjence.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

Ban arrival at Salem from Hamburg Dates 70 the
25th October.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

Featy between France & America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
From l5e (conueetisut) 46loc,isae lf>asg,y

=,,t-sszE-- ,-s--,,.-,-. z- - =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
a Ueyy large and Valuabt Goek gf
G. q q ID S,

Suitable Tor either town OF country trade and g,i
be an csJcet worthy the attention of country inec-
caautss as ven private lanilics.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08

White Hall, July 9th. 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
FRIDAY, AUGUST aA rsoe, rr444v4 a

AIKEN ua by % fibfc,,fer, 81 Gao1t.
Z 92d cg9oty, "a, ,Snfao's s"cn", :,
hAI HORSE aa7W 'ovr r.-.. noe lrches
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