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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03
Legjlamure sf MaDaebgjst5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IIOUoE Ut
JANUARY "a.
AMONGST other bufnefs joint COMMITTEE was
rallied 10 report on the expedieney of new laws ref
pecsing the packing and lnfpeclmg of Beef.
JANUARY III.
The Bill for increahng the falary of the Governor
was debated, and the quefon, q aai psf 10. hbd
reading p was negatived ; Yeas "a, Nays o. As
the qa50n TINT, yr finally ds01iasd dem il
naneesgpy 10 gi0e TIE fsas and Nays
JAN. IS.
The Committee on the militia Laws enjoined to
fet immediately.
The Lottery Ticket Prohbiiory Bill pafIed the SEN
ate and was read fra and fecond time in the Houfc
JAN z8.
The Maine Fire Laraaes Company Bill pailed tnird
reading
vacancy of Major. General in the 9th diviion Of
militia was reported by the Adjutant- General
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

wasthe general opinion in Europe. the Ian dates,
that PEACE will be concluded the prefent winter
n, The late changes in France easemed highly "a.
vorable 10 the United States. s
=, One Of the fri acts Of the new Confas Of France
" 10 faid the liberation Of the Americas Prfoncr,
conhned therein. - They have ALTO iued arrete, BY
which the French Prie, lately ordered to be uanf
ported, have been fct at liberty.
The Members who lately competed the French Di.
reefy are thus dnpofed of-seyes and Ducos made
Confuls-B arras & Moulns are mprfoned and Gohicr
is in retirement.
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Abue,- Rogers,
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Dls7RIc7 Of MA1wE, Il
pY order of the. Hon. DAVID Sew
ID ALL, Efq Judge of the Difria Court for faid
Diiff~t, Notice is hereby given
That Libel is filed in the Clerks
Office of fad Court. by francis Cook, Efq Collector
OF the port OF Wfcaet againf feven barrels of Sugar,
ezed by fad Collector the fecond day of December
ai Tor violation Of the revenue laws Of the United
States
ALTO that another libel is filed as
aforeaid by id Collector, aganfl the following art-
cles, viz. ono piece Of Walcoatire, No ATT; one do
No asa one do Cloth, No So two do. AZ, as; one
do IA; one do I'll Two do 81 !; two pieces Of FIan-
mel red and yellow; one do. Coating; ten loavcs Of
Sugar; one oaik of 4d. Nails one do I'd do one
imal Bale marked L; two crates of Ware, marked
N & P; four Bales two ln1a chefs of Bohea Tea
one do Souchong Tea; fix tubs Spices ); two kegs of
Gin = one keg of Gun Powder; dozen Iron Can-
dlehcks one oafk Raifins T II The above articles
having been fezed by faid Collector the fecond day
of December lat pat, for fuppofcd bresch of the
revenue laws of the United States.
ALTO that another libel is filed in faid
Court by Nh1h NrrI F, FosDeK, Efq Collector of the
port of Portland and falmouth aqainit Twenty-Five
bogsheaas of foreign Rum imported from Antigua, in
the Wen Indies, into the United states-she fad Col
eeor having eized the fame for aedged breach Of
the revenue laws. g4.e5s. |sk
And hearing will be had on the
above lbes the piaria Court next to be holden at
Pownslborough. within fAd Diitria on the 6rf Tuef.
day of March which time and place all perfons
eoncerncdmay appear and hcw caufe IL any they have
why the articles above mentioned oud not be dccrsed
forfeited. ss.tsf fefa e.
ISAAC PARKER, Martial.
Portland, 7ssB ian. 1890, 9a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03
.NEH ER6NcH CONS TUITION

81 letter from gentleman of the frft rcfpetaabity
atFaris, to his friend, American gentleman, in Lon
don. dated Nov ~, 1892 Gays have converted with
many Of the beads of the late Revolution and fome Of
the Committee Of the Contribution. (Which is competed
of Carat Launat, Regnicr, Lcnour, Laroche and lie.
merceD who think viii ptopofc as the BATS Of the
new Gontutisn ,she model Of that ofthe United 5aes
7-sa cletaivs Prefdens, and two Houfes of Afemby"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03
BALTIMORE. Ian. 20.

Ie.z BALTIMORE, JAN. 10
Estraa Of ieHr ieeeiVed from Mr.. .1e,spb PIT
cai,n, eosiaf Of The United States Of america at
Hamtnrgb, ~ a rePsasbls mercantile boyfe bsrs
s---dated Hamburgb, 4fb Noo. 49,
"To day our prices for fugar began to revive
and other thisgs mutt follow, for that is the
article on which the glut has been principally
manfefed.
g Our chief hope of demand is from the
Dutch market, which is 80 per cent higher than
ours; IN former times difference OF IA per
cent would have emptied every fore in Ham.
burgh. Good merchautable coffee may be
called here I d. per pound, which at the extra
of 80 per cent. with England would give rSd.
iterling, or fSos. per cwt. By laf mail our
exchange was zos but had many fymptoms Of
riiing. Cotton a good article, frf quality
Surrnam, "a greats. equal to about IS. Iod.
lterling, and all others in proportion we fel..
dom have long delay here on the lalc of this
article. -
81 The houfe of Hops, formerly Of Amaer.
dam, has been ipeculating in the finer kinds of
indigo. which has RATED their price to 40 per
cent more than it was in the fpring."
F,sv cssylglsu paper II Jan. :.
idteroay arrived the United otates org
General Pinckpey, Capt. Hayward, in diarefs:
She left her Ra.ion.o the Havannah the 18th
ut. having under her convoy number of vef
fsls for different ports in, the United States, a.
mong whom was the fhip Mary, Harris, for
New York-Sugar, indigo, and $4,000 dollars,
whom ihe parted with on the z9th ult. in lat.
II, So N. and the fame night, returning to her
cation, got a fhore on the Carrisfort Rect Keys
and LOFT her rudder, keel, and one of. her an.
ehors, which obliged her to bear away for the
fra port. 81, .
On the 4th inf. Capt. Hayward picked up a
feaman named David David, belonging to the
fhip Mary, lately under his convoy, who inform.
ed him that, the fhip foundered on the I'D, in a
heavy gale, and that he had then been 40 hours
on the piece Of timber from whchhe bad been
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

A Volunteer Company of Csssty has been formed
at Falmouth by fome Of the federal and fpired cit
zens OF that place. This laudabe conduct INIT meet
the appreciation OF all who pride themfeves in the
proiperty of their country. The company have made
choi.e of Jonathan Winnow Captain. Tofeph HAYES
jun m Lieutenant, and William shaw as zd Lieuten-
ant ; who have been. duly comm fhonen and the Offer
of the companys fervices accepted by the Prehdent
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

The Pfehdcnt has appointed Jons LAstsos, Efq. Of
If rr:clc,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

His Excelency T. Miflin, late Governor of Pennfyl
wanna, is dead
Governor Rutledge, of South Carolina died on tn.
nth inf. = -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

The Admiral Duncan, large Engli1h hip, together
with dwelling houfe. belonging Mr.. Thurffon, was
enlir.ly confirmed byire, at Newyork. on the 9TH
inf. The Admiral Duncan had, the very day before,
cleared out at the Cufm Houfe and was to hive fall
ed the following morning Her cargo confacd of
3437 barrels of -four, 257 ba'es of cotton &c which
together with the p, arc efimated at 30 or 100 600
dollars.
The u States noop Of wal, Baltimore has captured a
French merchantmen, with 100 hhds fugar.
The Pickering brig. Lieutenant Har, has captured
French privatcer of 10 guns and 81 rnen.
The United states brig Richmond, has captured brig
L Eperance from Thomas for Guadaloups Oliicial
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Fsfms1ib. January 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-02-03

STATES, of a hyperion quality, for
fsle at JERK Pook ara statiohary Store.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22
Valuable Property for Sale.

. sEVENhundred and eighty-eigas acres
IN the county OF Hampshire, On the wa
tiers OF Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
. from the Warm Springs, ard 20 from
|, Winchester. This land is full Of wood
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres ofbot-
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart OF the timber there is a fine feat
! Tor iaw-miI. Capt. Daniel Rice win
thew the lands. +
Three thopfand eight hundred and for
ty-hye acres in the county of Ohio. on
the waters OF Grave and Fifth Creek.
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pittiburg. Some of .thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty Of. excellent TIM
per. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew the{e Lands.
One hundred ieyenty fix and three
Iourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near Its mouth, and within 3 D. or mile
OF the River potomale. This land has
- "a ~ dSlCS "a Itch bottom.
notify IN cultivation, with z74 fine lae0y
trees 1T; from which, / am informed.
there may be made 3ooolb. of good .fuear
annually. There are ALTO a feat for eria
and law mills omit, equal to any in that
neighbourFcod, and upon never failing
itream of water. The upland is rich, with
piehty OF timber, and part under cultiva-
ton: This farm iswell improved with =
good orchard, houfes and fencing, and
rented lait year for produce equal to fixty
pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler, atthe
warm Springs, willfhew it. will fell
all, or any of the above lands for cath, or
upon credit, or takcin exchange for them
.anas IN Fairfax County, or lots of Land
Warrington.
January as,-.,soo.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22

or Mosaay TIE r15tb December. if. fair,
xef,, sbe next fair day, 4viH be /eld,
to The bigbsf Bidder, at Leeton, in Far
fax Coauty, the Feat Of Gso,ge Richard
Lee Tx,6erville, dsee9/ed, SIS. s..
Such a part OF his perfonal
Property as will be lufhcient TO pay, the
debts due from theefate. This property
coniits Of Houiehold ard Kitchen Furni-.
ture, and Stock. of all kinds among which
are pair Of elegant geldings, and fome.
very fine blooded mares and colts. Six
months credit will be allowed the pur-.
chafers, on their giving bond and approx
ed iecurity for all fulns above Ave, pounds,
for all purchafes under that fun ready
payment will be expected, by
GAMING. 1'URBERVILLE,
Sole Adm'r.
November 10, 1900.
G -4nerror Of the P,igte, III beaaiuel
fbis .adveytJlemsut has iudueedmaxy lto,lab-'
Re/s thur the Scar Of The late g. RI.
.luy6eyvIle zv4s o6ered far. lale--tbe Sx5-
Ie'7be, T0yHes,t therefore to be uuaeyRooa
'fbAt 20 /ucb Thing Svas intended. s
.GAkIIN c. 1URBERVILLE,
Sale -gam'r.
November II, 1900. ssSmt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22

Notice is hereby given to
the Stock Holders Of the Bank of Alsxan-
dria, thatean Election will be held at the
Court Hopie in this town. on the, third
Monday. In January next. for the. purpoie
of choofing nine Diredors.of faid Bank,
for the eniuing year, agraeahly to charter.
sse sGURDEN CHAPLIN, .Calh'r.
Dec. I6. d4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22
The following Pyoberty.:
F o R s A L e;

49, 1SA1Ss3 foSN"SSl 1AAnS anu Fflnce
Streets, II feet front, Ir3 feet 10 inches
dee-Onaof thete lots is bounded on the
fouth Gde by ten feet .alley-she other
two have az outlet Of ten feet to laid al.
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lots on the North iide Of Prince.
freet, near the corner of Wilmington
freet, 20 feet front and 100 feet deem.
to an alley Of ten feet, communicative,
with Warrington reet-yalued at aao
dollars each.
A Lot on the corner of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with front of al feet 3
inches on the Wet iide Of Fairfax-ilrec,,
and II feet on the North iide of Wilkes
areet-valued at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wilkes ftrect, Joining a
feet alley taken of the Wet end Of the
lait mentioned lot, 2 feet front and 6r
feet deep-valucd at nc dollars.
An half Lot, or oae fourth of a
iquare, on the Welt tide of F'a:rfax-areet,
and North ide Of Gibbon-ttreet. TVS
lot having fouth and eaf front, is valued
at 1000 dollars-fubjeG to ground rent
OF feventeeu pounds one fhiliing per an
NUN, but the rents all paid IN f, the ~
infant. :
An acre Lot, or l,a,fa l1psre. l,o,,a,,
on the eaG by Pitt-freer, on the norrb w.
Wilkes Greet, and on the wet b. S.
Afaph- hrect. Twenty feet Of this lot s
Ter o,t a. m. d,,,,. - -. 60. ~ %
an annual rent of twenty pounds ner an
mum, which is all paid up to the II Of ST.,
aonth laa. This lot is valued at 100,
dollars. i
To fave trouble, the prices Of each Of
the lots are mentioned. The terms 81
payment are one fourth in hand. one fo,rra
in fix months, one fourth in 4 months,
and the remainder in two Years fror, ~.
gift Of next month. Thois who chooi:
to make an offer for any Of thofe lots VII
pleafe to fend their terms f,aled up and d.
reetsd to John Jenney Of this town, mark
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22
! Warrington Tavern.
Pete7. HakeW

Acquaints his, former zcuiton,ers and the
public in general, that he has removed
from Staxntou and eltablifhed an Inn in
Alex0udyi0.
or He has a few good SADDLE and
HORSES which will hire.
Dec. IS. cow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22
Shrcve and Tanney.

Shreve and Janney,
Have far /ale at tbiey Rare, on Unieu. be-
t.,oeen Prince and Dixie frees.
Cattle foap in boxes
4th proof Barcelona brandy
A few tierces of whiikey
EAT and Wet India fpgar, coffee, &c.
Hylon, iuchong and bohea tea
A quantity Of dipt candles
Writing paper aiIortcd, in bales
Wrapping do.
China, aiIorted handsomely, in cafes
Soal and upper leather
Mems Women's and childrcn's fnoes Of
different qualities
Leading and other lines
A few pieces of handfome furniture.
All the above articles are Of a good
quality, and will be fold low for cath or
country produce. Dec. II. II. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22

.oP1I1ts, w IiilAcyy &C. VC.@-
Leather, and a general anortment Of
Ship Chandlery. and Carpenters tools,
,alio few trupks Of Irifh Linens, Mullins,
and Nuns Thread; which they will fell
low for cath or exchange for country pro-
.duce.-Orders for groceries from Town
or country puntttually attended to.
December 10, eod2w. ].
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CONDITIONS ofrvBEicA rioxs
S. : Of the J,
.Al'exanclyiia' Aduertijsr
AND
Commercial ,Intelligencer.

Z. 4 rual ,te 4nkAJJ9ed on a baLf.@eet
e Il1p<r-r9yal lfapey Of good qu0lity, and
s1't6 an eAegant Dtf, IF avhie6 iii; paper
contains & 1eeimex.
H. ASoill be tablj1ed eveyy dry at 8
4'elock, and dslive,sd to- /al/eriLeysin tezon
rvit5 tie xfmef regularity and expeai.
tior, and tran/mited 10 tbeje at a dyfanee
sbyongb tbe msR ea,ly and rsgalay chan
nels ef eonveyAnee.
III. IT.. briee.4vW be Five Dollars 5ey
Sssxsr, 10 be 9aiao one half on receipt eft1e
fyf number, The remainder at The end .
tbe .yrar.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22

Juf arrived, and for Sale on board the
ihip America, now lying at Gilpin,s
wharf, the following !
INDIA GOODS.
Dude coiahs, .emerys, allibad
lnamoodys,sdo. baftas, boram haftas, luck
cpoor baftas, berboorl gurrahs, allibad
;iannahs, China cutters, check handker-
chiefs, bandannoe do. fix .Aorentines, CO.
Toured faiths, Englifh luteGrings, India
do. black faiths, pantaloons, ca,icoes,
with great variety plain and figured
mullins, which will be fold low for cath.
December s.. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-22

Inc iCTedltOrS OF the EItate
of the late Col. BURGESS BALL, are
Eequefted to forward to Mrs. Ball. fate
ment OF their claims; as the Admipiffra.
tors are anxious to provide for the di-
charge OF them as carly as pofible. ~
Lopdoun, Dec. !, 1900. 4. fIsj IT
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

and 70 Juit the decliIons he pronounced, that the
language OF regret was echoed through the
Union when he declined a continuance Of the
office.
The treaty which he negotiated with the
Court OF London met with the iarCon Of the
ldge WASHINGTON and the appreciation Of all
honeit and judcious men. This treaty has
Preierved our neutrality at a mott eveatfu cr.lis
1t has relcued Us from The opnrcn,on Of the
trench-lt has given It's higher rank among
the nations OF the earth, and made us elpeaed
by the greatet maritime power IN the world
That It has been reProbated by the enemies Of
America and the friends OF France IS Efficient
tcaimony Of its worth.
So able was the Administration Of Mr.. lay,
while Governor of this Rate that he anfw cred
the beit wiIheS of the friends of Peace while he
commanded The eltsem Of the fI6lious and de.
uded.
As many Of our well meaning citizens. irhu.
enoed by mnPlaced zeal, in corjun6tion with
deGgning men, had returned 10 the legislature
Of our Gate, characters both contemplate and
ignorant (merely becaule they called themfelves
the friends Of public liberty and the people,
The office Of Chief Magi0rate became ferrous
duty, joan Jay, however, has proved himielf
equal 70 the talk fer fome Of the moi Rubborn
Jacobins have yielded to lis guidance, while
the more refractory have acknowledged the pre-
emneRce Of its merits.
In 1horJ, were we 10 trace this excellent man,
through Al the tages Of his valuable lie, we
ihOuld find that ne has been the uniform friend
% tue freedom, md oPenly oppofeJ to the
views Of " dcma8ogues, and the viGons Of the
oIiRs."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

Mr.. p,e6doat, and Gentlemen cfthe sena..

Mr.. Pte6doat, and Gentlemen Of the Senate
FOR this excellent adI-c.s 70 refreafll II
The memory # my luxurious pre- PEI dor which
receive from the Senate IL he Uuied States
at This time. and II tbs place with peculiar
iatlstd6tion, pray you 90 accept my un'e,1red
acknowledgements With YOU ardcltly h.p.
that PEI mAnence and liability viii Le commu-
mcdted we'll 70 The government iucIt a5 10
It's beautiful AID commojious feat. Wuh you
l depore the death o. tina, hero and FACE, who
bore 70 honorable aud efficient 4 part III the III
tablIihment ot both. Great indeed would have
been my lratidca,ior, II Ills tene W earthly
happiness had been completed jy lceAg the
The government thuS pcaocaby convened at
This place himf.li at is head. Bot while we
iubmit 20 tne decihons oiHeavcr, whole coun
CHS are mi-rutabl- 20 us W. cannot but hope
that the members Of CougrcE. the officers Of
government, aud all who inhabit the civ or the
county ihall retain hi, virtues in lively rccol-o-
ton, and make his patiotirm, morals and pie
ty modes for imitation.
l thank you gentlemen for your aGurance
that the leveral fubjsGs for Leg1lrive conGd-
GRAFTON recommended 10 my communication TO
both Houlcs lhall receive from the Senate
deliberate and candid attention
With you, gentlemen, ince,ely deprccate
all fpirit of innovation, winch may weaken the
facred bond that connects the difIercat parts Of
this National Government, and with you
tru0, that under the protection Of Divine Prov
idence, the wiidom and virtue of our citizens,
will deliver our national compact uoimpaired,
to free, ProiPerous, happy and grateful, poi
tcrity.-To this end It IS my fcrvant prayer,
that 10 this city, the fountains Of wirIom may
be always open, and the dreams Or eioquence
for ever flow. Here NAV the youth Of this ex-
tenive country for ever look up without dif
appointment, not only 70 the monuments and
memorials Of the dead, but ~ the examples Of
the living. in the N nibers Of Congress and Off
GERS o! Government for inilhed models Of all
thoc virtues, graces, talents and accomplish
ments, which conRitute the dignity Of human
nature, and lay the only foundation for the
rolPerity or duration IF empires.
John Adams.
City of Wilmington, Nov. rs 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

Nhie we conQratulate ourlclvcs on the con
ventlon OF Tie Legislature At the permanent
fat OF government and ardendy hope that
Permanence and liability may be communica-
ted rs well x the government itlcIf Wy u its
feat our minds are irrtGlably lea 70 deplore
the death OF h m who bore 70 honorable and
efficient part in the eAdbiilhment Of both.
Great indeed would have been gu qualification,
II bis fun q earthly happiness had been com
pletrd, BY iacing the government thus peaceI.
bly, convened Il thi place but we derive con
iolatlon from belief that The moment in which
we were defined 70 experer &C the lofs VIC dc
Plore, was fixed By hit Beng whole counlels
carnot err and from hope, that hnce id
this feat OF government which bears his name,
his earthly remains will he depoGted, the Mem
bers OF Congrels, and ali who inh abt The city,
with theic memorials before hem, will retain
his virtues in lively recollection. and make his
PatrioUim. morals ana pety. models for imita.
ton. And permit US to add, Sir, that it is not
among The Leaf OF our conf.lltion. that YOU.
Who have been hi. companion and friend from
the dawning ot our nauoual cxjtence, and
ttained in the fame ichool Of cxcrtion u cfT-d
our Independence. are d'll preicrvcd, by a ora
cious providence, in health and activity to cx.
ercfe the functions of Chief Magi0ratc.
The qucNior whether The local power, over
the diIhi8 NJ CcInnbi, veatd by th couHi-
tutor in thc Conlrels Of the United States,
thall be Immediately ,xcrclllj, is OF great I'm
Portance, and il Celebrating upon ID, We ihaIl
naturally y, lcd t0 weiy the attends cncum-
Rancc' ant every probable coliqltncc at ,uc
nealurc which may be prepared.
The icveral iunjetts tor Legislative ConGdcr
alton contained in your ipeech n both hguic,
ot Cyngrci,- .haH receive irom The Senate all
The attention which thcy can give, vhen con
temnlaiinl thIc { iels both in rcrcd to their
Mt ooal importance, and n additional wei sht
that IS given them by your recommendation.
We deprecate with you, Sir, all fpirt of
innovation from whatever quartct il may ar1.,
which may impair the idgrcd bond that &C.
meuts the different parts Of this Empire; and
we truR, that under The protection Of Divine
Providence, tle wifdom and virtue Of the citi-
zeus Of The United States VIII deliver our "a
Honal cOmPa9 unimpalrcI to grateful poi
terity.
From pan experience, !, IS impodiblc for the
Senate Of the United States, Ia doubt Cf your
Jealous cooperation with the e,.iidtute N
every effort 10 promote the general happiness
aad tranquility Of the union.
Accept, ST., orr warmcQ wilhes for your
health and haPpiac(s