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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
LETTERS,
ONE GENT REWHRD.

AN away from the fublcriber, on
y the 7th MT. Indicated Apprentice, named
IN FEM, between - AM 40 years of age--a ma
o. England, dark compile xion, naturally verv
itllow had on when ne went awav. a nankeen
and tfIPed wooi,n ,roalers Whoever will
lFs fa'd runaway iotha5 he may he returned again
receive the above re7vaya. but no .baygs, and All
pns are cautioned agzinft hzrboring, or tru0ing
% my account RILLL4Al 9OHNs0nt .
T'r'in1i, USE TO- 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
FOR SALE,
By George Watts,

Near the head Of L0ng Wbatf,
= USSIA Duck, Rudia Sheets, Flannel
IN Shirts, Watching Coats, Large and frnall
Jackets, Waifcoats, Trowfers, Stockings, Cal.
lcoes, Shawls, Gloves and Threads.
Also Chef Locks, Palm Irons. Shaving
Boxes, Hatchets, "A DE, Mob Carchss. Ring "a.
lhumb do. Knives & Forks, Penhnives. Screws.
Handiaws. Brais DekF5inses, Handaw Files,
Tobacco Boxes, Brals Cocks, Grid Irons, Biz
Augers, Axes, Large Spoons, Socket Gouges.
Do Chhleis, Nail s. Pamp Hammers, 4oes,
Box Coffee Mills 1ron do. Paint BrulEes, Tar
do. Log Liues, do.PaPsr, Deep fea Scland Beds.
Log keals, MoPs, Mopyarn, Fish Forks, Cock
Ladl-s, oorubbing bruhes, Pump s, ClaDDer
Nails, Haf hoH Gladts, as K Ia foond DO.
Hinges of All forts, Brad. of all kinds Razors
and Razor Straps Wide and narrow Bunting.
Iron Shovels, S4i,or's Buttons BY the erofs Or
dozen, Sewing Twine, Whip ~. Cod Lines,
irnall do. 81, IoI, 81, 4d, Mails
WHite Lead, SPanilh Brown, Pig
tail ana lig Tobacco.
w. |. and N. r. Rum, Brandy,
Teas Coffee, Sugar, AIoIaFes. Chocolate, Can.
dies, &c. Yl,,, y
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

5000 Tickets at dollars each are $1,000
One of the above prizes Of 900 dollars, will
be aligned to the la& drawn blank.
The drawing Of this clafs viii commence on
the 18th day Of jug next, at B9R9D. The pri-
yes will be paid by the vendors Of the Tickets,
without deduttion-thole Of twenty dollars and
under On demand, and all Others in thirty DAYS
after the drawing IS completed. The flares in
the Canal will BE- conveyed BY the proprietor,
and hnfhed without any exPence to the holder
Of The prize
EPHRAIN ROBINSON,
SAMUEL TENNEY, J HI4u4g.yr.
NATHANIEL. PARKERi)
ENtfer, Ntzgkambhns 500.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
Ship Cb7ndZsry,
SOLD By
DAVID SMITH.

No 4, UNION WH4RF-y5z.
z UNION and Colours Of different
- faes Sheet and Bar Lead; compaae,; Time
lanes; Log Lines and Reels Hand Spikes and Oars
Paint BruQl of different fzes scrapels; Ladies
iormeoters; Paints Scrphb M Rruihe- Mons ana
Mop T1rh P7d and Eoor Locks Iarches of different
hzesi r & HL Hinges; Hand Srvs sas Files Az
gnFs Chhels; Flwine Log Paper; .WHing do.
Hammers and GimSlets; Coffee Nlnl. Tin Ware
Larthe,n Ware Iron DO Knives and Forks; Cuttoes.
Fen-knIves States scales Diriders WeR-
luda = European Charts; Man Hoops and Hanks
Frying Pans Shoves Gaf Of diiFsrent fzes Looz.
iag G'afIes Cod and Macklrel Hooks Der Nails
he4thins ana Drawing 40 "A ID Tod & aod do
ncuPPer' q u and Pump %. Brads Of dferen fzes;
Buckets Kids and Cams Lamp-black Varnih
Linieed and n Oil; Pirehi rar; rarpeu,ine, Cor
dase Marine; Sail Needles, and P-lms; AID few
four inch HaWlcrs.
ALS0,
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Coffee, Tea,
Sugar Mol4des India Cotton Silk F4andksrehief,
Florence Oh Of an excellent quality. Iron, Tobacco,
Portland variety Of other articles.
P''tA1ad Tnas
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
'edisnt humble fervant,
Holm ROWLETT

Asaemttar BlaE Noyi5 s....
foSIScR1l' z5eg =, are rePe9i Ay nvi,e4
lnfurance Office at Mr. Moray, T1yern NM
sYMars' Ctice ana at r A. JENxs Rook0orr I'M.
had-Aiio Al Tbs Pa Office n B.r sgt, nj
rel rred g the oiher III sertfemeat which sa,r.r M
~ day ia Line of he newlpapers FP''' sVa
Subscribers 70 pay Hettigr rsW n. -. .y .
ngorouiy contormaD'e 70 all Populations.
Copy r'sb' s'Ers4 a'f'rsisg z AZ Csggrs o. s1a -
~ to72. PaliAds Phia March 4 \, as-,~' ii
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

THE Members of the Society Of
Il Cincinnati, Of the State Of Mafachufe;ts, are
rehy nouhed, That their annual meeting will be held
Bottom, al the houle of Mr.. YRa, Concert Hal. on
Fo ,rth Of July, At 10 O'Clock, "A. M "A dinner will
provided as ufOa-
SANUEL. ARMSTRONG R11srder.
June II.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
VALUABLE SITUATION.

E'cR SALE, half Houfe ftuated on
A Lime-Street near the late Dr. Watts with GOOD
LOT OF LAND, belonging to il; which ex ends IL ne
new itreet leading from Fi-Rreet to the Court Hou.
eiv'hg froRtof CA feet on fad nrett, which affords
The advantage Of Two fronts The iame viii b. fold al
liberal terms Inquire Of
Per. lind Tass l.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
NEW A1VEKTlSEMENr.
10 Merc5anfs, Stare keepers, & TradsE
7e1, in general, sc.

FEEL a peculiar pleafure in Rating,
that you have e genersudy and generally come f5r
ward and fubfcrbed f1r nv work that ln6ttibn.ed-
ing provides heretofore made w me- Tie CONS ana
14oae' q 4feourf OF ny Pyiaota maritime r.a7 ba =
1StlT S7gsds9 DsT7l,%. Nor7yay, Pyg5I Poaad Cr,r.
Ho"a7a Fllrf"5, Spain Portugal H1y IN fcvlra W III
!o'.l'DAT4 ana ''arf fLTfia lad', and many nort,
and cen's and the beit mode " compuung me er~bgra
n thoie aces explained aHo, large theet 49, "
calculations AZ compound interea At Der cror M.
tao'es ueu ~ banks for the determination uf va
u so ''s 'nteFeit Of each month from tn twelve
months on every dollar (vth eKccption) fran o,
II fwo 'houiand and table of all the con towns II,
the on''ed statesi behdes mach other general nrl;n
formation, Hiail Po6tiveiy BE- added to the work eot-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
SCHEME,

I2coo tickets AZ 3 d2ls. each, are 10000
(Subjed to deduction of { Der cent
The lat drawn blank will be entitled to onsa
thouiand dollars, being one of the fair one
thouland dollar prizes which viii " reierved
for that PurPole
The drawing Of faid lottery will commence
in Bottom on the 18th day Of July next.
.1g9 'ec'iOedyfor SAX, at 7takr' Bosk Store
The Power OF Solitude-A POEM.
Written by JosrpH sroRr-A6,
Daranzel; or, The Perfian Patriot
lTAgedy-By Dav d Everett
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
q LII perions indebted to the Ffate
= Of DANIEL EPRS, Ffq. late of Portland. de-
cealed are aga called upon to make immediate nav
without delay.
Abigail Fpes, AdmintRratrix.
PatdseS, Jun: 20, 1890.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08

ne ~ yeeeiiq,ed copy of G0ve,uo, ST..
~ IS Speech to the Council and
Ho4S1g Repre/cntafives Of" Tie Terri
t0.yA. NJ. ef tbe Obi9. Itis ve,y
loxggsaFa contains mich matter entirely
Acag Buf tbe tollo4u,xg estr0a con-
l4"1 nf'meut' zc5rtky ef general no.
!" s. Rted, Gentlemen, as we are, in
a counfs bordering upon many fayage
tribes, 9TH whom the principles of rel.
gion and jufice out of the queifionl
It is our tercf and fhould be our policy
to be atJ peace, it is clearly neceHary,
that the jeaties made with them bv the
government of the United States, ihould
rot De eontravened with IMMUNITY, by
any OF the Inhabitants of this territory,
and It may be proper that the general re-
gulatlons, that have been eftabiiihed with
reiPeet to them fhoufd, tometimes, be aid
ed by municipal laws; and this has, bv the
ordinance tor the government of the terri
Tory been made duty; fpeaking of
lhoie tribes 1t fays, Is in their property &
rights, and liberty, they ihall never be
invaded OF difurbed, unleis in iuA and
lawful wars, authorized by Congreis, bu,
laws founded in juftice and humanity ihaIl
from time to time be made for preventing
wrongs done to them, and for preieryino
peace and friendihip with them luitice,
gentlemen, is as much duty of focieties
as OF individuals, and Our holy religion
commands, that whatever we would that
Others ihould do unto us, 70 laouId we
40 unto them To act honefly, fairly.
and Juitly, and to perform our pron,ifes to
Indians with whom thenation is at peace,
is as much duty, or more 40, as to thofe
who are In the higheft fate of civilization.
and 1t is within the fphere of your legif-
lative power TO compel it. It has long
been difgrace to the people of all the
itates bordering upon the Indians, both as
men and as Chrifians, that while they
loudly complained of every injury or
wrong received from them, and imperiouf-
ly demanded fatisfattion, they were Of
fering to them injuries and wrongs Of the
mott provoking and atrocious nature, for
which | have not heard that any perfon
wasever brought to duepunihment, and all
proceeding from the falfe principle, that
becauie they had not received the light Of
the gofpel; they might be abufed, Cheat
ed, robbed, plundered and murdered at
p]eaiure, and the perpetrators, becaufe
profeiied Chriftians ought not to fufler for
1t.
What kind Of chriRianity rs this, or
where is it to be found? Surely not in
the golFel Of Jefus Chrif. And what an
obitacle mutt it throw in the way of fuch
OF them as might be deGrous to embrace
that religion, on the doctrines of which
we plofefs to believe to be founded in un-
erring wiidom, and the precepts given by
the command of God hirnfelf, when thew
Zee it 70 totally difregarded by US with re-
fpeet to them. | hope we fhalI be careful
that no reproach Of this nature fhall attach
70 US. But it would be criminal to con
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
THOUGHTS

THOUGHTS
on the Public Debt, ON the Lucre0/1 of
We0lfb, on THE Geuerul .4biAty, anil or
the f4eal Econsmy, sctbe Uuiled SAFES
ef Ameyica.
In the month of April laR, aatinical
table, formed to give concife compare.
tive view Of the rife and progrefs Of the
United States was publlfhed in mott Of the
Americans papers, accompanied with an IN
troductory eilay. 1t was then intended thar
the fubject fhould be continued but from
a prevailing diipoftion to form a talking
hos1e OF The principal points for eleetioncer-
ing purpofes, it was thought better to defer
It I'll the heat excited by party views and
aslisnolities might fubiide, and common
ienie again refuine its proper influence
BY the tatiitical table it was proved
that the total valuation of all the real and
perional effects of the United States, inclu-
ding the foil, exceeds TWO THOUSAND
MILLION OF DOLLARS, that to double
this III twenty -four years an annual COM
pound increafe of three per centum mutt be
realized, and hence (even hould our va
iuation be under rated) the actual increafe
OF wealth is more than fxty miions of, doL
lars Per b and the increafe of popula-
ton IN the fame ratio from flock Of five
millions only, will give one hundred and
fifty thouiand fouls for lait years mcresfe.
From Jingle glance at theie facts it
VIII be obvious, that no country in the
world Pofeiaes fuch vaG increaine fund
Ter Preient and future exigencies and
hence mott of the ffeal calculations for the
Old world are rendered in many Important
initances inaPplicable to this country for
example, admitting the nominal debt OF
ire United States to have been nineteen
dollars head in 1891, it is now reduced
BY tie effect of increaiing population only,
to ieis than twelve; and as the price Of
ooth iabour and grain have doubled fince
thaiPeficd lowing chiefly to the vaH in
cieaie OF hlver and gold continually flow
ing from the mines through the commerce
al world the public debt of America is
now but as fix to nineteen, or, in fact. bv
the only true method Of financial calcula-
'1on, 1t Will be found that fix buihels o,
wheat tor each individual, will, at two
doiiars per buihel, pay the whole of that
debt which would have required nineteen
bMhels in the year 1901. This faa is
therefore demonstrated, that, by the effects
OF lncreatng population, of the aetualde-
probation OF the precious metals, and of
the lncreaied price of. labour lin which all
real riches contiit) the public debt of this
country has actually diminifhed to one
third, or, In other words, our burthen IS
two thirds lighter than what we bore ir
1891.
although any perfon acquainted witt
national arithmetic may demonRratc theft
ttus's iof tsnseh, yer, | hope, a continua-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08

that effect.
FROM THE wAsHINcroN rEprRa11sr
10 demonffrate the fncerity with which
a certain party has expressed its re{nef3s
tor the memory of our deceafed natr;ot
the attention Of our readers is requeGed to
the following extract from a paper edited
by the printer employed by the govern
nient OF Virginia. The extract IS taken
from piece entitled Defence of Tho
''sssa ssatsg;on;,'
as we'll as the wsr aai.nlN ,,,,ane,,. i, q
republican party in congras, While thew sav
were IN coni}ant oppofition TO the meafures
OF this chief magiisrate, pretended 20 feel
the mott profound reverence for his pref:
DENTAL aerylces and abilities. They ioin-
ca with the ariaocrats in all thofe defpica.
pie toad-eating anlwers to presidential
iipeeches, which croud and deform the
Journals OF the two houfes. The renub
means could not have taken a method NOR.
efettual for the ruin of their cauie. The
people at large had NOT fuficient d;fcern:
ment to tee that, all this work, upon the
part OF the Democrats, was mere hvno
Gritty and grimace. Iheydm not, or "a
Their they would not fee, thar when
member of Congress condemned i}atutc
as deteitabie, ne mutt have held corref.
pendent averhon, for the Chief Mapiarate
VINO gave 1t his ratification. All this is
quite as felt evident as any ferries of pre-
mics and conclafons pofibly can be; and
yet the citizens of America believed th.
republicans to be fncere, when thew con
tented to ahociate in the celebration Of The
l a,: preildent, as the greatea and belt Of
Cnlef Mag1ftrates, that the word ever
law. In this mlierable icene Of fycophan-
cy, Mr.. Jeferfon had no fhare. He {erv-
cd the late PRECEDENT as Secretary Of Stare.
as long as he felt the fituation conGAenr
with his perional honor. When his Office
became no longer tolerable, he retired
but1t was In reiPcetful fi1ence.
1t has been reierved for the writer 81.
The PreeIbea before u to explain 70 the
world, In frank terms, and in copious
detail that this celebrated political cha
faeter had been feduced into mulsiuda.
OF mott excePtionable proceedings. When
the trit volume of that work was pub,;{hs Z
ed' d huc and cry was RATED agatha the au-
thor, with as much fury as ii lie had s,,b !,
,lined a third part of the -lge ofRea/sn.-
his beft friends lamented, not that he had
written faiiehood, but that ne had iporte,l
10 far with public feeling as to have the
audacity to pubhM fyafb. 1t was ;npoC.
,'ble, however, to refnte Els charges, un-
leis' at the iane time, it was practicable
70 proitrate IN difgrace air &c ,he Whole
principles ard proceedings, which the re-
pa = IN congrsa haa pasfusd, for the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08
MONDAY, December 8.

tors were ain,ulated by deiirc to pro-
mote the interef Of their country in dine-
minat;Dg, as far as sheir feeble Efforts viii
extend, Federal Republican principles as
well as from conviction in the prefent
fattering PROJECTS Of Alexandra and the
probability of It's monopolizipg the COM
rlerce CT the Dihrst9 of Columbia, that
paper, conducted on the plan of the one
now offered, was much wantad-wi,h
thctc in1prefilons the publilhers have this
day ient forth their drf number, under
the disadvantages attending new oRab.ifh-
mehts, but which they Aatter them{elves
viii gradually difappear before the unrc
nlting exertions il tlaall be their audy and
ambition to make.
he cxpenfes already incurred in .pro{c-
cutting their dcfign has been comfortable
but the leaf Parr they are well aware of
what maif be encountered in the undertak
ing. Conic;ous Of this truth. tho;r hsn
). e1sorts viii bs.eserted to rendrfthe gaS:y
afsrworthy Of pubic patronage; truaino
that Its intrinfic merit will deferve and
receive the fapport ola liberal ard cpliobr
ened community.
FaVing IN contemplation fcme new ar
rangeinents relatlve to the future publ
cation OF this paper, the Editors muil
Claim the Indulgence Of their patrons t;1l
wednesday, when it haH re-appear ard
ecnSlnue wltEoat intermittent.
% Editors of newspapers, dcfirous Of
an exchange, are rcquefsd to foru,ar,,
the,f papers immediately On the receipt Of
!, we congratulate cur ellow.c;tizens Of
'oe onl,ed States On the profpea now in
,'ew' that we fall for another four Years
oe bletied with All ADAMS for our CHI
Mag;Rrate. ~ o@' SA'ei
. lhe conduct of the Jacobins Of this
,soulltry IS gosernedby principles uniform
y oppoisd TO every thing that is yirtuons
alu excellent in public life. that man
va" .a mall d'finguifh himfelfby iplend;d
as'S o. pattrietifm--by ferying his eoun
Wy, iue.ceisiui'y, in duties the n,oa ard,
Gus Gus and utcful--will iifali;bly be GnoIed
ou -. as the Port OF their mace. +, ,s,.re
ra ni,grace 70 any public officer rot 70 be
iS'ieeuted by their calul.nics. Tbe 70
,g.as! OF "olcott is honored by az ~
::aoio'nary portion Of their v;ruIerce !.
oe ealh'ssnce which, with The fcrGble ~
sf l L. community, will be a full acan;,a
S.a aas conduct. But the condue Of ,h@
A"e'1Sh' ca tbs location IS IN ::reootsa;> a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08

Having IN contemplation cme new ar
ral'geInents relative to the future publ
cation OF this paper, the Editors mu,a
cam ela the indulgence Of their patrons till
wednesday, when It fhau re-appear ard
continue without intermiG:cn. = 49,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-08

Ole eHsmPhiicaEt of the iniqaitou. AMI
mostly winch fsA- |ocar towards our me-
iitortous publiES1ants. Mr.. Wolcott,
"a order thatE improper imputation
shoaA light on Is character, throws open
MS accounts TO aie inipettion of his enc
mics, and iolicits fcrutiny-What is the
conduct Of his accuiers? they ihut their
eyes upon his tarelnents - They reject
the Juit appeal Of injured innocence! Con
icious that an enquiry wolld evince the
purity OF his character, they fhrink from
an act the performance Of which would
cover tliosnillvcs with public odiu1n.
FROM THE WASHINGTON FEDERAL1sr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14

coa7es 'cn' sorsi psapte ofCIo';a, coanf7.
VINO cor'd cor i,n IN, na.,Y eilhoai trol.
Ole ON Saturday af:sr qpir'ir9 vn;s. api b..
3's 'hsy El'yhr Srsvf;u Sngd5r. v'i'h'ur
lHpciol. C,oFei oven ia q, ~ iti@-
ing they had hanas enoago n e. ,psy ;ha
r'1iett without them; ccd ,i-i altsy j,3aipg.
killed the whi;es - eichmoa6, A.,f laqia9
lnTt6:t ,hsmfelvcs ,he-r. t5-jr tro ,'-r.
from oti'er ooV0'irs would cont &nd lAia
thea. Sa,urtay VA, therefore sgFeed a.,
or.
Tie night on which ,he thunder iorus l;t,o-
rcrsd Shc plot By dip-fing tie ccriri-srUfs,
! 90 ncn we've tndepa-t iro : she 3rost 80 p.sce
ct rendezFn"s. fix milss iron Sichcoiit in J
columns i'r.sey woald have G., III n midn; ..St
The right Wig direeiug fs march f,,r tAe pc a.
fisri houfe, ~herc ali the 81 thc na:e 7rsTc
dsPodsedi without s:iY other guard but dis keeo-
ers; and he leit wing Ter The powder a llt
Ihe.e rye eo'r;nys we're no irn,-d The ccn.r,,
well pr9r;cri with eus',iI-s triv-s rit-- FRA
muGaet' ~orId have entered The Gown :. botn crd>,
and woald have t-gun rhc carnage. sc;rg ism-i
BY lac q hSr 40 sS,Inns wssh tic arms and pow =
der they scuii have iorn6sd thers.cves, AM
waited Tor rc'nloroemen;s, wh,ca would avg conc
IN hon evsFy fuarter. The n,grovs Of tie Gown
bcGg sh, .5,- wonld have asIfet thetu uiie.,-
ti!y ny mprle-ips theT o5sGer,
4" The eutis'iea ere uate OF ieyth.7 cut in two
ard ii.;il n wul nrned handles have never
ietn armsfo ;n'Jderoc3 shofe who til d5ub,
Of .he importance nj the eGnfpita.y xhicn mas b.sn
70 lostanatey ifufaIAt-1, woald lhu4der with hor.
ror az the hgn. OF theie ia3rurssats ct desh
Mii'ary isfsioe il psricra,cd nj n, and day
Rishu'op1 'eien'i'ie' town beiieged bur think
the dangeF IS over. AN Confidence aa,org the
Eog'o-7 IS deieroyed, they wi!;nlt vsr,urc - com
mcnieete cue with sn0thcr t0r fear os il.psaeh-
lneni."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14

- - ~ y - ~ OCtOOST u.
The collection Of the direa Tax
in the tate Of North. Carolina, has
been delayed until after tde election
OF Electors Of pfefdent and Vice
freGdent. II his Information we
BAD from a gentleman of great ref
pectabllty, reiiacns Of that fate,
& whole yeTacity cannot be doubt
sd. The fame gentleman alfo
Hates thst John Steele. comptroller
o. The treraCdry Of the u. States,
has besn fsverai moatas in shat
fia'c e!easioheering, add has, no
doubt given the orders t. he coll
isGsors 10 po2pene the collecting Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14
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Bar0pg5 o. VraigyioY' e.
Betorr ne Tsm-s 8ra5.oa, are oftls Bar
ssgEs OF fad 6woeyb, com. aaf p,rJassIs a.
Pared SGnpei Oaotss, srgfsr ef t5s Goob Cone.
g,nss Of iV.@liasscs, ard beilg dsly ,r.,cta On
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SAMUEL CtYENS.
Sworn and fabfcrbed before
me, Oct. &. 1900.
JAM -oasoE.
BgCogyk IF Igiisiegton, n.
Before me James Bco0ion. one OF the
Bur~siEes of faid Borough, came AGd perio-
pany appeared Joha(on Owens, one OF the
h,.plo beioDgipg 70 the laid noop Comeg rate,
who being duly fsora according to iaw ;
lsi,h that he was on beard the is.d Hoop az
the tinae, ard awi,aeis 20 the verify os The
iaets aated in the forcgoinZ declaration.
JOHNSON OWENS.
Sworn sad lablcribed before
ne, O@. Z, IsSo.
f,sue5 Byobson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14

the TAG. Theft are means made
ule Of by the federalias TO accom-
plith their wicked deGsns. Bar
the progrefs Of Republicahifn is
rapidly ipreaoing in North Caroli-
M, and Mr.. Jetferron is alaIoit Ger
tain Of getting all the votes for Pre-
fidens in that tate.