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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
From a philadelphia Paper If FEB. 6.
METEOR.

About II O'Clock on Saturday evening. 2
meteor was feen in the Heavens of fomewhat
fingular form. Ii 6rlt appeared as large globe
of Fire, Is or I6 inches 10 diameter, ihoosing
forth in an Horizontal direction and emitting
great light. 1tthen became apparently fation-
arr, exploded, and fent forth a fiream of fame
nearly sc feet in length and foot in breadth
The duration of this meteor was about min.
utes.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

'7be falo-prg communication baI 6efn t,anI2afeah
~. from earrslp'udfaf at 81. Nary'S,
Jaaaogy N, 1890.
This dag an expreIs arrived at Point Petre,
with difpatches from Col. Hawkins, The Indian
agent, to Mr.. Ellicott, the United States com.
mifionsr for runaing the boundary line. A.
mong the dilpatches received, there is procls.
nation fgned by William Augufus Bowles,
lfiling himfell chief aud direetor general Of the
Creek nation, which has been guck UP and made
public through the Creek Towns. This pro-
clamation exceeds in infolence, impudence and
bor1balt, any hing that hath hitherto been ex-
hibited by this well known adventurer. Bowies
in the NOT direa terms denies The right OF eth
er the United States or Spain to ron he boun-
dairy line, or to have any intercouife with the
Indians but by bis authority. He forbids this on
pain of death, to all who may oppole his royal
will and pleafure. Bowes orders the Indians
to fend Mr. Hawkins and others out of the ma
ton.
Certain it is, one or other of them ought not
to be there and the people of this country,
will foon fee which of thefe men have moa in
nuence among the Indians, as Mr.. Hawkins
mua quit the ground, or drive Bowles, after
iuoh proclamation and threats aganlt him and
his country.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
On the election of Governor,
For the State of MaIaehufetts.
BOSTON, FrB. II, 1900
Of Manach ufetts.

AT a very respectable Meeting of majority
Senate Chamber, on Wednefiay evening lar,
after full and candid difcuflion, they by zurit-
ten 6ailst Unanimoggy determined to recommend
and vote for
The. Hon. CALEB STRONG, Eiq.
of Northampton, for G0YERNOR. And,
His Hoaor MOSES GILL, Efq.
for II fEGbE G0TERNOR, of this Common
wealth. at the enlueins election. ssf
This refpeaable convention of the Reprefen-
tatiyes and Senator's, from all parts OF the
commonwealth, did not originate in the dehre
.of diea,ing TO Their fellow.citizens, or undueIy
controlling their elections, but for the purpole
of confuting the public enimcnts OF the citizens
at large, of making mutual comproTife to graf.
| ify the greatca number, and of promoting and
continuing that confidence, union and tranquil
ty, which now produce 70 much Happiness and
PROPERTY throughout the fate.
At the approaching election | lincerely hope
every individual Of the Commonwealth will be
aaua,cd by the fame motives. The necedity of
union among the friends of fociety, religion and
good order was never more apparent than at
| this day Faction is athletic, and has an humid
| red tongues The enemies of our excellent
Federal Contribution, hitherto baffled, are now
lriving to gain admittance into the admlniltra.
ton Of the individual itatc Governments. and
the acrimonious temper and unhappy diipntes
now exiting between the Legislative and Exc
cutive of a neighboring fate, demonltrate the
alarming and diapadeG fituaton which Gov
ernment /. thrown into by the introduction OF
an improper perfon to the chair and one who
has not the confidence of his fellow citizens.
The Hon. Caleb Strong, for twenty five years
pa0 has been faithful and acceptable iervant
TO the people employed in the mott
important councils of his country, in the moi
lperi,ous times. He has honorably acquitted
Ihimfelf--He poHeaes eminent talents without
THAT ambition, ufualiy accompanying them
He believes in the chriaian religion and is cx-
lemplary in bis life and conversation. Such is
This uncommon integrity and bis manner OF dil.
/ p,avinp il, that envy, though an epemy. dares
lnot aGail him. In word, 1t is the pervadlng
'lfentiment and it cannot be fecreted, that this
Iqentlemsn with his talents. and more especially
his difpolition aud manner is remarkably caiou-
lla,cd TO fucceed our late excellent Governor /;
lto fill the vacant chair with reputation and
lhonor, ard probably will obtain more votes and
lunte more hearts than any other candidate in
1.-THE commonwealth. 90
Fellow citizens, let me folicit> your attention
TO the importance OF the fubjeet Let me repeat
that you are not Dictated TO, nor are you to be
lcontrolcd. Facts only are itated tor your comb
Iteration, and the advice of friends can do no
4 ;niury, if il does no good. 80
A CITIZEN OF MASSACliUSEll is.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
F5T1lg1 W5cezaNe005 articles.

PARIS, GOV. IL. E
EVERY one is faiished that the lal revou
ton is llep towards the intToduetion OF Lee
climate Monarchy into France, the only gov
eminent under which Frenchmen can enjoy IN
dilturbed tranquility and proipefity. Sleyes IS
known 70 be, in heart, an advocate for limited
Monarchy land when the proper time arrives
will fpeak ont and if Bonaparte continues any
longer Republican than, is necefary to iecure
bis ACKNOWLEDGMENT, there is no hypocriiy IN
man. y ucian Bonaparte has let off his artillery
aganf frequent elections ;-and pamphlet
has jua been publiihcd under itrong patronage
Untitled, " Wbof ueee1ity bave ne for primary a.
Jsmdlis % f7o4vs MeaisgsJ
The. following anecdote is mentioned as hav.
ing contributed to the return of Buonaparte-
An Enelihman who quilted Europe a ihort
time after the goth Prairial, to ferve in the
army of Sir Sidney Smith, was fent by the
latter with a Flag of Truce to Buonaparte.-
Berther received him, and having anfwered his
ncfIdge, the conversation turned upon the e.
vents of Europe. {" 1t is but ihort time,'
faid the officer, :. fince Quilted England, and
perhaps can give you news of France, which
has not reached you. He then related that
Italy was reconquered by the Ruliian and Au-
ltrian armies that Switzerland had been alto
conquered by Prince Charles, and he told him
likewife of the famous 3oih Of Prairisl. Der,
their knew nothing of this he was TRUCK by
the recital of VIVA. he had heard, ard preiented
the envoy to the general in chief !; and rom
that day his departure from Egypt was reiolv-
ed on.
St. Cloud, where lhe French Councils were
removed, previous to their coercion with
Buonaparte, is ftuated Wet from Paris, on the
other Eide OF the liver Precifely as Kew from
London. There is a wooden bridge at Seves,
which takes to it; and the river winds 70 much
that any other to it is very much round about /;
it is half way between Paris and Veriailies.
The Palace is fmall, but very delightfully."- ftu-
ated On fmall hill. 1t was built by the Or
leans family, and purchafed at the price OF
5000, 900 livres, for the redence Of the late un
fortunate Queen, in cafe of widowhood, on
whom it was Iertled at her marriage, together
with 1000 900 per ann. I6o,oooi.
Don Fraucfco, the nephew of the Spanifh
Admiral Maderado, has been arreaed in Lon
don, as a fpy.
Buonaparte's being Rrangr was not forgot
ten when he made his hrlt attempt on the
Councils of France and fome were bold
enough to demand he fhould be sat-la7osd.--
Short lighted men they could not perceive
that in few hours time, he was about to out-lav
the whole nationl AZ p
Sievs'. paper contributions fsem 10 be like al
manacks they lat only for a year. .a.t.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
BOSTON, FEB. "a.

The u.s. Gazette of Feb. g. fays, That an
high officer is rumoured to be in poIet1ion of
advices, that Buenaparte has declared An in
tention 10 relore monarchy 10 France, and has
declared himlslf Regent of the Kingdom.
+ An Ae has been introduced to the Legins.
ture Of N. York for Inc gradual abolition OF ne
gro laysry 10 that State
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

By the Betfev, from Surrinar, We are in-
Termed, that Putrid Fever = aged on board Of
the vefTels, in the harbour to very alarming
degree. The. Betfey lpa.swo men other vei-
ies had loft as many Al, eight hands. Several
veTsls were detained there, for the want Of fail.
ors. What's fomewhss dngular, the inhabit-,
ants on iheTc are perfectly hsalihy. -. :,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
Extra7 ETA Litter from Londsn, dated r7b Noprm-
Der, 100.

WE had, as we fuppofed, momentary
glance at peace on the late revolutions in France,
but the new Coniila,e feem to concentrate the
remaining energy of the country, and appear
determined 10 exert it in one great effort, to
over run the YET 'uncohquered countries around
them.--Jhe u;moa iecrecy is now preferved,
not even the fkeleton of their councils are opcn
TO the populace, as heretofore in lhort, they
have at laa found that there is more myaery in
the fcienoe Of government than their chimerical
doctrine of Univerfal rights and fuffragss &c
once allowed-the coniequence is, that the body
of the people cesfe to have voice and are pla-
ced as they ought to be in fituation to have
nothing to do with the laws but to be governed
by them"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

A Baltimore paper rentions that It is offered
to deliver -four ohsthe. Ohio at three Dollars per.
barrel, and at New Orleans for from four to
FIVE Dollars The crops of wheat in the wef-
tern country is nearly treble what it has ever
been,belore. ~ ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

One hundred and twenty three failures have
taken place in Hamburger, fincc the commence I
menl of the late interruption of the trade Of
that commercial place
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17

Mr.. Speaker laid before the Honie letter
from the Secretary ot the Tresiury, with re-
bort and two iiatements relating to the internal
revenue of the United States, contormable to
former refolve of the Houie.
MIR. Otis obieived that it was very ,riome
for the individual members of rhe Hcule TO be
meeting day after day without doing any buff
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-17
rnoM sAvAssAH, JAN. Al.

re 1slo-uirg communication ba5 been ttanf'aiaeas
~, from earrelbordeat at 81. Mary'5,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
Rome. N. Z. Sept. Is.
a MONSTER.


TIE following account was communicated, n
US by Een'lcmaa g. sczs riacs, piIcalv
from Paris, Who FestsDri il from nr, HaC
S'rgs'a own mouth. Dr.. r. ygss p,eieat
ca the occaiop, having been ecpIicd 10 az
: conhdersb's diasnce, SITTER he ikiI + -
tbs.e@'nchi sgGctans had pr1vro iaeffsc.
GAL.
Cn the 18th Mia woman living n thc Fif,b
Town, il The eeunty OF ChenzSgo oss De
liyered OF a fernsl- child, ksvirg two ,t.yset,
aad crAina heads, thsee aT=,s, TWO love
':rcSs, add one body. Two Of the chiIo'e
afm5 were 10 common foTa., tie other n.,,
Jseting from the centre Of 1T. hoalIers, H.
9eTfFeE flaps to the sibow, from s-hicb ws.
iDaU fcn T-fen5li5g hana, The upo,r
Part of The child trunk from the hreaG ~.
sncoaomonIy vide, c1eainring inches acrois
the iiiouiders bet~ern It's necSs was Va
ccum c; inches, Of equsi With vi,h ,{,.
ihouIdera. The :horax wSs large, aud an
paTentiy contained doubie iet of Vita -,
gars. From the midriF downVards u yg,s
- every rc'Pea fngIe chRd, weighing -
IA pounds,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
Tx VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
qnslday, Odober ri, 1909.

Federalifs are conRsntiy declaring that
there ia no uionsrchicsl parry in this couu-
try. The proofs OF it's esieeuce are how
ever 70 shaRdsnt, 70 clear, and inccntrover
tible, that ne mua De blind to the powerful
evidence OF fa6s who can any longer doubt
apon this Mbiea. Let the letter of Mr.
Teach Coke, which VIZ publialed or Sa--
augdsy, be read with attention, and the mott
hardy federaliis muf bluih hereafter at the
idea of ranking amongR the number of re-
publicans Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Hamilton, and
their numerous conductors, whole own wri-
fings snd declarations make them beyond
all contradiction the avowed advocates OF
znanaychyS
Mr. Coke io this leEter has fpoke the Ian
Tuage of bold truth; bit he has pledged
himfeIf that It is truth, and Il it Gsould be
enpIesfsat or unpaIatable TO fons Of the
royal advocates, they ought to cenliJeri it as
one Of the natural efFeas of being attached
80 that snti-republican, non@chicsl policy,
90 which for many years pat they haye been
70 cordially attached. Tile numerous
proofs that are every day unfolding them
felyes Of the exifeoce of a nonorcbicd parry
IN the United STAGES, ought 10 put an ever.
Iaaing tiiepce upon the traducers Of Jefers-
fon's chraefer. They ought to fee--they
ought By this time to know with certainty
that Nc. JeEedop, in declaring the exiaeoce
Of fuch faaiou, lpoke the language of
truth, and was luppor;ed by faA.
Il is vain any longer TO play of ttick
gpon the peoples their eyes arc opened, aud
they are about to perform very important
political duiy, thst of freeing or national
souneis from men whole principles & whole
nneaiurcs arc iuilY Britifh, and who declare
that our chief nagiRrate mGa be hereditary
LIN mort, that VIC mutt bavs monarchy
before we can be hsppy.
(H'uaria0n Caizes.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
1000 DOLLARS REWARD,
And al cb1rges and erbsalf5 bgf6,

And an charges and eHPS9leS pGf6,
For apprehending aud bringing to the Ct.
ty Of Ncw-York. NATHANIEL Oh
COTT, Iste of the faid city, broker, who is
charged OIL oath, with felOniouly, fraudu-
ieatly and by fal'e pre,eaces taking from the
bank of Newly York large fums Of money.
1t lie fuppoled that he has a large fun of
bank notes now 10 his poGsiIion, which any
Psrfon experimenting him, is particularly de-
fired TO fecure, with all his papers.
NATHANIEL OLcorT, is abou, FIVE feet
ten inches high, hss dark hazel eyes, and
dark hair which he generally wears turned
up behind, has rather down look --is Rout
built aud ltraight--rather red abour the NOT
trlIS, in coniequsuce Of taking fnuF--he "a
from twenty-five to thirty wears old--hsd on
dark great coat and light coat UNDER
meath.
Any information given 20 the Gather Of
the bank, relative 20 the above Esthsniel
Olcott, viii be thankfully received and re-
wsfded,
CHARLES WILKES, CsGr, 3 NY.
or The Printers throughoui the United
States are requeasd to reprint tI'e above,
O&tobsr @
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
NORFOLK, oaobsr IS,
Exsraa 4 a letter from NszJ,9ork,
aQtEdtbs BIB inJ2anf.

N0tEU NE OH tJIHFH.
{" Mr.. OLcoTr, Broker, in Pine ftreet,
who has trania sted more buinefs than aay
other in this city, on Monday evening about
fno-howp weai about half mile from Town,
Aiipped off his clothes and left them, his
gold watch and pocket book, upon the
verge OF The river: whether he has drowned
himtelf, or hoped off, is matter of much
doabs the pocket book contained in bonds
and notes sbou, 3ooo dollars. Il "a faid
bis affairs are much embarraf.j.
' Fhis noraipg Mr.. Rows, Teller in the
New-York Bank, was found dead in the
Porter's FieEds, having blown his brains out
with large horfe.pitfoI "A letter was lef.
in hs lodgings, Rating his in,entioa of com
mittiog The raih act, owing to having dif--
aoun;sd paper for OhcoTr to comfortable
amount.
0Srbsr 9.
"a In sddi,ios 70 the above, have TO in
form you hat OLcorr has taken the New
York Bank in for One Hrn3rsd ana ,gstssa
stoyfaa9 dollars, through the medium Of the
Teller, SIR. Rows. You viii receive with
this an advertisement from the Bank, offering
5000 dollars for hia apprehension. che pub.
I;ation Of which may be Of fer0ice. Or
xorr has ALTO taken in leyeral merchants for
ooaliderable amounts"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
WILLIAM PRINCE.
Taylor,

II AS commenced bu6nefs oPpofte the Tsvern
I LOT Mr. Richard Bowler, aud beg. ieav, 20 az
lsre the pnh, that he iutenes 70 purfue his trade
with unreEIitted isdufTy and puuSaality.
He takes this opportunity 70 return his thanks 20
,hoie who have favored him with their euiio, and
hopes, thas as he has hitherto given Eatiialon, he
hall receive their farther fuppor..
Richmond, 0aobsr r3, 1900 -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
T0rm Of tire Republican T;ckst,

A"~ " IHs <NspH9HCI7H iCkste
The following perrons are feleAed
by the Voter, Whole name is grit-
fen on the back OF this Ticket
for Ele6torsof Pre6dentana Wee
PRECEDENT.
George Nth, oftbe CITY ofRie5m2nx.
William NsqOjsm, If PrinceJ5 .H7ne..
Edmaqd Pend'efou, fen Of Caro.lne..
NIihiam H. CobeA, IF 4m5etR.
flames MaaJi3n, jim. af Grunge.
Jo5n Page, ofGigucgfey,
7b0's Nes0t0S, jim. q Ns7oR Be-
rough.
Carer B. Ra,rJ5a, sfpyinee George
Gensrai JetSpb Joqe Of Dn.Olaa5sa
William 3. Giles, 9f <tmeh;q.
Greed Taylor, gFCnmbcrland.
9bonas Read, jGn. Of Cbvlo.te.
Geoygs Penn, Al Pafrick.
James, gf N0ytbpmderIan1.
BTeaf, Of Prince HYjam.
Hiliam EAlzey, gfLoaaom.
1n4res0 Mere, gf oc16ridxe.
Gen. jain Bro9On, Of Hsray.
Ger, join Prgloa, ofMomgomrry.
HAgb Holmes, Of Fredsrink.
Are6ib@'d stuart, Of elnguqa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
Notice.

THE WINTER SESSION. 4, HAuspsp
J. SiDNET CoLLtoE, will commence on the q
Monday m November. it ia earue6l, recon-.
nended that thoie who deGga 70 attend, lhoald
come esrly in ,he felton,.
The prices Of boerdiog sod TRITON sn,ounf IN
ssov' lVsnY@hs gOaads pee annunv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

John Biddoes, Efq. Of Milford,
tFenn. } has invented a machine, TO
WORK by water, for reducing old
i.'ks, woriteds, and woolens, to
theiT primitive fate, in order TO be
fs.manufattured a Jingle engine
attended by man and boy, can
Work up 100 VT. of materials in a
DAY, to profit of 10 dollars, one
water viii move two engines with
ieis water than paper 5: Crit Mills
require. The better kinds of ifock
aniwer for ipinning and hating.
The coarler for faddles and uphoi
tiers. 4 Paper Mill may be eaG!y
altered Tor this bufneis. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

n Ffenchman has difcovered ,hae she
u'r - OF OF viuiol ioitead Of tartar in
tlih"g HTS, IS very advantageous IN
IL IS ehsaper, ieis di(agrecsblc, requires
'eis heat. !eis fuel leadea 6oies msy
be iGoiti,nted for copper one, and tn
oa'h is clearer. he his ALTO diGcoyersd
maj irired j;lly is preferable 20 sumi
h&ing bats,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
3 reward. OF 4ooo aonars "a ol,ere

p reward OF zooo dollars Is oGereo tor
H. tSiooler by the back OF Newly ork, aud
sc have reatou 10 e&petS thar he VIII be sp-
pretended aud fecured, 90 many have gone
Sc pariuit Of hiD-- fome for the fake OF the
rsvard, but more from robler We've thcfe
OF laying ,heir families from threatened ruip.
Il IS now time TIA, Z fatal blow ihoula be
givel 20 the Gpiris Of fraudulent fpeculation,
which has, in many inRsEces, been crowned
vita iuch fuccsla anonga US. tina, Europe
aus have imagined we have reduced il to
tisaes In order to accomplish TIL. deiiIa-
Die end, aur laws relative TO bankruptcy and
fwindiue 'honld undergo further rcsiGou &
correction that we may the better .d;fin-
gui:h the unhsppy d.btar from the drGgniup
Peer aior, And ,hofe who relied on the
duties to lnciety, and who are Jealous for
national reipeasbility, illould rather facri--
fee Shsir liVes, than place III the Legislative
COUNCILS, chsraacrs of blaaed reputation,
however elnineot their talents may DC for
ii,ical iaaigHc,
Oaojer rs.
TIE iaers1js Of ksips and psSeis enaia,sdin
Sis Rirsr 1'bHmss IN The eourff ofibe fig6tsess5
s.riuyy amounts 10 fx ibOyjond Gve bsndrsl
aadyo,y brpen One million brse bundrsd 81
f4vsaty )sven fbssfond fvtn hundred and Esiy-
sk5ee ia .Ss isersejs Of tonaGgs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

Ths plan of the Methodias 20 introduce the doe
crimes Of chraanity throsgl the Hand Of Oalei,e,
ha, to,aiIy failed. The MiEoosEes, with their
Wives and families, beng eG REQUIRED to snglans
u tbe vShiPnG Whisb look sbsn 30
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

The Cayaga Bride, which was
commenced about 10 months fince,
was tfays one of the Wetern pa
pers) completely fnilhed on the 4th
ult. Aprocedion was formed by the
Inhabitants adjacent, headed by the
principal military characters Of that
country; after which the day was
fpent in feitiye glee. This bridge
was built acrolS the Csyuga Lake
lis I mile and IA mile long, and
vide enough for three Wagons TO
pals abreah. This bridge was built
by the Manhattan Company Of
New York, and is fubjett t. a toih
1t is faid to have colt about 5000
dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

gaoie who ovn lands in ihs Aats Of Ken,ueky,
nre notified that their lands will b. field a, aul7ion
on the I'D Monday Of Nosember next for srrear-
ayes 0ftSssS salsa tns sass are pad fFfsss that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
A Caution |!

WHEREAS we whole names are
orderwri'isn Inhabitants o. the counties Of Chef
terheld and Powha,an, gave our icgersl notes 20
certain JsHEs PEPFEs, Of Montgomery county,
payable the ira day Of December next, in conf
derztion OF lundry Cattle by US respectively pdr
ehs'ed Of the faid Pepper. on the goth day Of Sep
TENDER lat, which the iaid Pepper warranted %
be found healthy est;le--zud whereas il appears
that the ia5 Sa,tic are diaemrered, more than bali
IT them being already dead, although oaIy ,hireen
days have sliPfed foee the pUrthafes storer.id.
This is 70 caution All Perfons ag4ina taxing align.
ment Of the lad notes we are dsternined ne: 70
pay chem.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

The dyfeptery ail continues 70 make
Rocking havoc among the cbi!irea. in al
n'9a every town 10 MaGachuietts and New
Hamp1'e. The Springfield Spy iays,
Z" within The compass ofa mae fquare. near.
y 200 perfons we're affected With it, many
Of them with ieveyity that fesrcd TO chsl@
leuge the power Of medicine aad he lkil Of
the phyGciaa,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

tna ieselai adIes - inis eity nave unce t.ses. =,
ntitu;e female iociety for relieving the llr.H.s
Of udigeat "widsw, with fnsll ehidren," upon
the plan of the one eitsbl;lhsd in New-York. II.
promoters Of uleful particularly charitable, iiI-
tons fhould be intelligent, aeive and perievesiue
eharaaers; and hsPPS 20 itate, that the ladies
engaged 10 this WORK which - Argsl, might envy
them, Poaeis every neccfsrY reqniiite. We doubt
not OF their fGcseis in procuring a deficiency Of
members. The female heart is ever alive 90 The
Gala Of b=nevol-ncc. (esY Pses,.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

A gentleman who LEI, Paris on the
Ish OF Auguit, has favored US with feve.
raj trcneh papers. The following srti-
Gle Us contained in the Paris Journal of
AJguR 8: 81,
" A fort ofhatSment has been publill-
ed IN lone papers Of she preienr fi;uati-
on 81 the Negotiation between the a
uerican and French Miniffcrs at Paris
IL IS NOT true, as the author Of that arti
Gle reports shat the Negotiation is brcken
on, nor hNs II ever bsco, Every par, of
that publication is remarkably iUaccu-
rate net excepting even the quotati-
on; from aud The dates OF treaties"
The 18Th article Of TIE Bririds Treaty,
winch has been reported SIS sn irnpcdi
r,en' 60 the NegooistioD conduaing at
Paris, viii expire, according TO the pro
WHOM OF the treaty, ia The wear 1907.
BeGoa HSsrevrv.
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