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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16


Notice is hereby given ia
the Sock Holders d the Bank Of A,exan.
dria, Mat an Election will be held at the
Court Houie in this town on the ,hird
Monday In January next, for the pnrpc1e
Ct chooilng nine Dlrec.ors of ia.o s,a,,k.
'o1 the enining ye :, agrecabIy to charter,
GORDEN CHAPLIN, Caih'r,
Dec. I6. -,
Shreve and 7anney
Have jut received, per the brio snkev
and Betley, capt. Caleb Cook,
100 pieces Ruliia Sheeting
50 90 do Sail Duck
which they will fell low Tor eatb or ex
change for -four or corn. They will Give
Cath Tor white Beans and Peaie.
December Is. %
Ju't arrived, and for Sale on board the
IMP America, now lying at Gilpin's
wharf, the following
INDIA GOODS.
. de coiahs, emertys, allibad
namoodys, do. baftas, boram baftas, luck
ePoor baftas, berboon gurrahs, all bad
'annahs, China cutters, check handker-
chiefs, bandannoe do. fix Aorentines, CO..
Toured faiths, Engliih luteitripes, India
DO. black faiths, pantaloons, calicoes,
WITH great variety plain and figured
mullins, which will be fold low for cath.
December IS.
u L. @ -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-16
Alexandyaa Advertller.
TUESDAY, Dec. 16.


in that fate the votes of the Electors were
for John Adams, for c. c. Pinckney,
and for John Jay. This fatement is
probably correct, though not official.
John Breckenridge, efq. has been ap-
pointed by the legislature of Kentucky,
to fucceed Humphrey Masihall, cfq. in
the ienate of the United States, whole
time expires with the preient fehion.
Benjamin Williams is reelected Cover
nor OF North Carolina, by the Legina
ture Of that fate. Mr.. Williams had
12o votes; Col. Jofeph Taylor, rs; and
Col. John B. Aihe, II.
The Legislature Of North Caroline
have elected d. Stone, Elq. Senator OF
the United States, in the room of MI.
Bloodworth, Whole time expires in March.
The votes were for D. Stone, o. 70.
w. R. Davie, II; and for r. d.
Spaight, 8.
~Ex~aa efa letter from gentleman. 4t
Marietta (on the Obio) to bis friend in
/! Nezv- Bedtora, dated ,4agge Is, 1900.
Bxhnes/s has become S,ery duLIm this
country, 07oi1.g to The sveyy great /c0,ti1
Of Nancy. 1 am concerned in The bulaiu,
ga /eb2oner of ab0ul one hundred ious bur-
then, 7O6icb zoe Hall lead 7oitb z1uv an.
fork far the WsR-I uaia market, and firm
t0eaee oraey her to Pbiladelbbi0, and fill
6of6 v1gel anu cargo. Foxr here tells a.
.t0ar 00llars per barrel; park at three doL
lars Per bnuared; Indian corn at f7veuty-
tz'e cents, and 7vbeat at fly -eigbt cents
Per 6@I6'l;, and 1 think 7ve can /ubply. tbl
wGf-lndia marker from this couutry, 4viib
f"e(e articles, better than from any otbl,
part Of The 4voyld, and am in boses 4ve hall
De a6le to build veDels to advautage."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

ceaied Edward Melton twice, at CON
! iiderable interval, fora light in the b;nna-
Gle, that at the leeond call, capt. DorGsv
got up and ALTO called him, but the bow
VINO mad gor up went to his birth again
"i.hont getting candle, and the Wit
nefs,s brother went and cot the light
tnat capt. Doriey went to the heerage
where the boy was laying, but that he
did not drag hin, into the cabin, nor did
ne beat hiTa-that he tWebb) was in a
much better iituatian to know theie facts
than Moore, who was upon the deck at
the helm, and that capt. Doriey could
not politely have brought him into the ca
BIN and beaten him there without his
(Webb's) knowledge, nor could he have
beaten him violently in the heeraee with
out his having heard it-and the witneis
declared potitively, that capt. Doriey did
nor beat him in either place---he further
tad i that he knew the boy we'll before he
Jailed from KingRon, that he was in
coniumption at the time of failing, and
was TENT with capt. Doriey expressly, to
try whether change of air would be of
ierVice to him or not-that in day or
two after falling, ard before this tranfac-
ton is iald to have happened, the boy fire.
quently told the witnefs that he did nor
expect he ihould live to fee the fhore----
that the boy far from being healthy dur
ing any period Of the voyage, was con-
family complaining, 70 much 70 indeed,
that the witnefs for "a long time thought
ne was not fck, but only affected to be
, 70, and that be more than once advifed
capt. Dorley to give him Aogging for
his lazinefs-he alto faid that capt. Dor
fey had noggcd him once on deck, with
fmall rope, but very tightly, and not
with more rigor than he, the witneE,
would have logged, and did fog, his
own brother for flight mifdemeanors. He
! faid alto that on iome dit pute that took
place between captain Dorfey and the faid
Moore. his mate, during the voyage,
| when they were. near the Bermudas, to The
Guiph OF Florida, the captain degraded
Moore and turned him before the n,aft---
| that Moore was deierter from Britilh
flip of war, and one Of the greateR lcoun-
drels upon earth he alto faid that captain
Doney, during the boys fickneis, while
he was confined to his bed, treated him
with great attention and tenderness; and
that no proiecution for this fuppoitd Of
fence was brought againf captain Dorfey
after their arrival at Wilmington, while
he, the witnefs, remained there, which
was about fortnight.
The council for the United States, and
the council for the prifoner, fubmitted the
cafe without faying one word Judge
Warrington addrehing the jury, Gaid that
little was left for him to remark 10 them.
The two grand points on which they
/ ought to be fatished before they could find
| the priioner guilty, were, frlt that he had
actually killed the deceaGd or was the oc-
| ca!ion Of his death and iecondlv. that he
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26
I WILL SELL OR RENT

The Store have occupied for many
years patt, iituated On Prince Street, OPP
polite Col. Hooe's. No itand in Town
more eligible, or better accommodations
Tor carrying on an extenhve wholelale, wet
Or cry good bufinels. The cellar perfect
ly dry, with a door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels Of flour; zsoo
barrels may be flowed on the prenifes
without any Inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
Thofe defirious Of holding twill apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, wtere ihall
in future do buhnefs.
VIM 7. HALL.
December II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

| Nh ltaay ialt came On to be tried be-
Tore the hon. Bulhrod Warrington, at the
circuit court fitting at this place, capt.
| Robert Dortey, of Wilmington, n. G.
charged with the murder of Edward Mel
ton On the high feas.
Captain Dorfey had been arraigned at
the lait term, but obtained a continuance
becaufe of the abience OF material Wit
neis, (capt. Webb and lie was then admit
ted to bail until theprefent term, his .ccun-
fel agreeing that the depoGtions of two
wltnehes ON the part Of the profecution,
who had been lailors on board his lhip.
and were tranfent perfons, fhould be read
againit him as evidence On the trial.
On the trial, the depoGtion Of Samuel
Moore was read--he itated chat he iailee,
from Kingaon, Jamaica, bound for Viii
mlngtor, about the day e.
In the-----capt. Dorley, commander,
that ne acted as mate that Edward Mel
ton the deceafed, was cook and cabin boy:
that after being our forne time, the depo-
nent being at the helm, about midnight,
the veiiel off the HAVANA he called out to
the deceafed to bring light to the birula.
Gle, that the deceaied was aileep in the Heer-
age; that capt. D, dragged the boy who had
got up, but was itupid with fecp, into the
cabin, telling him he would thew him
where the candles were, ard then began
to beat him i; that the boy cried, and that
the deponent heard diAinei blows with
hands and feet-that the boy was perfectly
In health before that time, but the next
evening was taken iick that he difcharg-
ed blood both by vomit and fool, was We
ry much bruited, declared he believed he
ihould die, and in IL days after, did die !;
the deponent believing that he did die in
coniequence of the beating he received !;
that captain Dorley being off the New In
let, ordered him to be thrown overheard
about three hours after his deceafe, the
| wind being fair to 60 in, but that they did
not get in till next day; deponent alto
faith that capt. Webb, and achild his bro
| tier were in the cabin at the time; he al
70 faid that capt. Doriey had treated Mel
| ton with great attention and tenderness
| during his iickneis he ALTO in fubfe-
quent examination faid that capt. Dorfey
did not get up to call the boy until the de-
ponent who was at the helm had called
twice for a light in the pinnacle, at the
interval of ten minutes. The depoGtion
was taken entirely exparte, capt. Dorfey
neither by himielf or bis council being pre-
fent at the taking oft.
On the part of the prifoner-Captain
Webb, the gentleman alluded to in the de-
| petition, and for whole abfeIce the trial
had been pofponed at the lah term, was
introduced; he faid that he together with
his brother, lad, failed with captain
Doriey as cabin paGengers, that Samuel
Moore was mate; he faid that he remem-
! bered perfectly well, that one night about
1 IL O'Clock, when they were off the Ha-
wanna, and in avery dangerous dtuation,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

An exteniive and we'll cholen Aaortment
of
CALICOEs & CH1NTsEs,
With variety of other articles, this day
received, and for Sale, by
JOHN HORSBURGH.
81 ]. Horfburgh RESPECTFULLY informs
thofe OF his cuitomers with whom he has
running accounts, that he is under the ne
cefiity Of diicontinuing this practice -
therefore In future he will fell for Cath or
Produce only.
December, IL. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

F @ r S Al E,
Genuine Madeira Wine in
pipes, hhds. and quarter calks, for approx
cd notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
COPPER Sc TIN WARE
MaHga6fo,y.
wv

~ HE fubiefiber returns his hncere
2. thanks to 4 generous public, Tor the
very great encourag ement he has met with in
his line of bu6neis and begs leave TO in
form his friends & cufoners, that ne has
on hand quantity of STRONG STOUT
COPPER in SHEETS and bottoms, THAI
they may be iuppiied with STILLS on
81 ihorteG notice, either with PATENT,
COPPER or Pew TER WORMS.
lie has numbe1 of STILLS OF all fize.
iinilhed and ready lof delivery, made on
the belt and mot improved principles,
which he is determined TO fell at the mott
reduced prices.
WILLIAM COOK.
". B. All kinds OF TIN WORK as Va
iual,
20 The bighef cath price Civ. for
old BRASS, COPPER, PEWTER or
LEAD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
Y HE fubreriber wilhe. to fell his SEAT in.

HE fublcriber wlhes to fell his SEAT il,
d Cheiterfield county, Goodies Bridges
containing fifteen aeres--there is on it con Tcai.
enr Dwelling-Houle, Store Boufe, Dairy and
Kitchen; about three hundred Peach and one
hundred Apple Trees, with many other kinds Of
young fruit trees; the peach began TO bear
Ian fprng, and the htuaton IS 70 high that there
is but little doubt bat what they will bear every
year. 1t is good itand for merchant OF grocer,
and an excellent one for publican, there being no
public houic for many miles above nor on the road
20 Manchester below 1t would ALTO be i beauti-
ol and healthy retreat for any Perlon who wiihed
TO leave town during the fiekly tesion. - Pro-
vided payments are made 20 fuit, ! will take We
~ reduced price for it, aud give poleiiion Of the
Rore houlc Immediately, and of the dwelling houie
in from forty five TO iEty days after il is fold.
Jared M'CoHnieO, IF.
g. Grove, Cb5tie.feid county,
0do6er $50, 1900. ~g 6p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28

For falc at Nine-pence each, cempofed of the
following kinds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
TO TIE PUBLIC.

feel pecuiisr iat,t;ttion in recommend.
ing this preparation ct Scurvy. Gran 20 pub.
&c notice, from conviction of Us intrinG,.
value AND lupeTior virtues having uniform
iy adopted is ute in my Own practice, fer
upwards OF eight years, with the ereAleitiuc-
ceis, lar beyond my mott ianguiD- expect.
mons theie motives alone have induced me
to Introduce 1t IN this manner, as public
medicine, NOT doubling. from the irnmsnic
number ot cures 1t has already performel,
bur Il wi!i!eceive every pptroDsee from, thoi-
who are made acquainted with IFS efficacy.
and that 1t viii eventually become one e
the mott popular medicines ever known,
JAMES CHURCH.
New York, III y 2, 1890
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
Notice.

THE WTNTER SESSION a. fIAYrsg-
II SIDNEY CoLLKcE, will commence on the Mt
Monday in November. Il Is earnenly Re, orr
mended that tholc who deiga to attend, ihould
SoSse carly in the lelIion.
The prices of boarding and tuition amount to
shsut twentY.fI pounds per annum.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
Eor Prevepling and Cnriro the

For Preventing aud Curing the
SEA AND l. An ID SCURV
Lcnrofy, Ulcers and old lote,, Impnri.
tres OF the blood, Schrophulous complaints.
C1nc rs, Kings Evil, CutAneous Eru ptionss
Pain, in the head aribng from nervou, OF
Rheumatic ComPiainrs--l, recommended
THE PATENT CONCENTRATES
EGence of Scurvy-Grais,
Inycr,ed and prepared only by DR., !amt;
Church, No 1877. Front Street, New
Yak, aud fold By his appointment At one
dollar ger bottle, ny Samuel Pieaian,s, jun.
Printer, Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28

Gsorsina
Houie o. Tyniaa
Haunted Priory
------- Cavern
Henry ViIlars
t3ito'y OF Peggy Black and Wilmot Bond
loouiiitor, or inviiiblc rambler
Julia de Rubisne
Italian Nun
Life and adventures Of Roeinfu1 Crrioe, /
vols. with cuts
Nature AMI AT
Two Cou6ns
O'mond, or the Secre, Witnefs
Prince OF Brittany
Plain senie, or The biitory of Henry Viiiars
and ELLEN Mordaunt
Wielsnd, or the transformation
ENGLISH SCHOOL BOOKS.
A large fupply of the CoIulnbisn Spelling
Book.--Allo, Wcbitcr's, Dilworth's
and Jennings Spelling Books.
LadY's MirroS Hiftorical Preceptor
Polite Lady Novels for Youth
Lady's Library Harrlfou's, Busha..
LadY's mifcelIany mans and ANS
Friend OF Youth Grammar
Looking Glsn Binghsm's Young
American Preceptor Lazy Acc Gen C
Childrcn's klicella- Pleafing 1nittuetor
ny Economy of Human
Cattle of Truth Life
Chiidrens Freud Chld's guide TO Spell
Webaer's Selection ling apd Reading
n 'nuiemcnt Hail The American Pri-
Yoo;h's Friendly Mo mcr. on new Plan
nitor Copper Plates for
Columbian OTstor Writing &c' Sc.
P r | N T S
OF Wilmington, I rI
Jeserfon, '"'u'
Samuel Adams,
Doetor Franklia,
Gen. Gates,
La Fayestc, &c. SIC.
September 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28

A9ir~ executor Of >. Pierce, dec.
JuIy ION, 1900. wv I'D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28

AIKEN up by the fubfcriber, living abou, lour
j miles from Manehcher, three Aray Hogs, two
vows and Barrcw---the flows are red ipottsd
with black, and the barrow white, fuppofed to be
eighteen months old, marked with half crop in
the right car. ard hole in the lett appraifed to
four pOunds Ave ihillings.
Robert M'Syre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28

II any enc IL III ard krogrs moi DIS 0irS,al,, its
Ai1 Js.Fel7 tie S,my. sArHIoLus
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
Jge received, and jor/ah BY The
Printer bercsf,
Fresh SURELY or
3 Q O K S,

ID ~ " ~ y,
AMore WHICH ARE rHE FOLLOWING
tfo'-Preded Family Bible (cIesant)
Large folio ditto do.
Bnrkiu's Expedition of the NeS TeRamen,
topkins or the Millennium
FoS's Martyrs
Winchester and Newton on the Prophecies
! Crnden's, BultcrwCrth's, and Fiiher's Con-
cordarce
Davis 6, Blsir's, Whites, Walker'a, Letch.,
wo'th's, Whileheids, and RuHel's Ser
mons
Adgste's Philadelphia Harmony collec-
ION OF palm tunes, hymns snd anthems,
! with the rudiTents Of muiic, Oh new
| aud improved plan
Hum;,S Snolle rs 9iftory of Esglapd
J Gofdon's, Winterbothaul's and Robert
I fon's tIinory Of America
Miilol's General Hi(tory
Radcliffe Holland
Ste~A . Elements of the Philofcphy of
the Hnmsn Mind
! Mar ems and Vatel's Law Of N7finng
Oeloimc on the Britifh Contribution
Sir William Jones on Bail.nenLs
Nyd on Bfls If Exchaage
Laws OF the United States, vols.
American Clerks Magazine
Rouneau on Political Economy, and the
Social Compact
The FsdersiiG
CIR stpondencc between Mr.. Jefcrion and
| M frs. Genet and Hammond
}ar' Treaty. with copiou5 appendix
| Ieff,.riop'e No-so or Ntruiy;a
Liancourt's Travels in America
Travel n the interior of Africa, BY Nun.
90 Park
Staunton's Enhahv 70 China
Volney's Trave!, in Fpvp. nd SYRIA
: Runs Of Auciso' Ernpire'--a new
md much improved cri ion
Paine's Works, c u,plc,e - vols.
Rsrrbier Gvardi ~ 7. ok-r On Ci-
tizen of the World PhHarthrop #.
D'Anvillr's Ancient Geography.
GUTHRIE Geography Improved, vols.
with Comfortable add tio,s tn the Atl's
Guthtie's Grarrnar lat1ff Lond. edition
Mort s and SCOTS & zet'et,s
McrGe'ssnd Smiths Geog,anhv
= Bofwel's Life Of Samuel Johrlan
Flaw Iofcphus, s vo's,
S Ruih's EC,ys
{ Spirit o. DefpotiGn
4 Fsrmer's DiGion-ry (c1cemes thr Def
n Praaicai f. aen exsant}
p, Farmers Guide
Var'o's Hufhandry
Bells Surgery.
Coxe's Examination Of Shafield's Oh
fervarious on American Commerce
Varieties cf Literature, z vols.
PHILADELPHIA Weekly Magazine, for / 7oS
and 1899, 3 vols.
American Mgfeum, in IL vols. hegin
ming Ian. 1887, & ending Dece, I7c7
New Mueum, or Annual RegiRer O
FUGITIVE Pieces, ancient & modern
Perry's and Ba;leY's Dictionary
"yaem of Short Hand
3 Hunter and Bell OF tie Veueresl
, Accomplished Gcntlaz,an, or Principles
of Poli'enefs
Altman Recon
. Atkins Letters from father to his ION,
on various topics re- alive 10 literairre
and the conduit ofli'e
: American Senator, OF debates in Conpref,
during the iefion beginning Dec. 1895,
and ending March 1907, 3 vols.
Giibornr' inquiry irto the Duties Of the
q female tex
Immortal Mentor, or mans unerrino
guide to healthy, wealthy and happy
= life
3 fuuius's Letters
Kaiu,e's Elements of Cfiticifm
LayaSer's EFavs on PhyfognonY, EN-.
beiIilh-d with elegant eogravinRs
Locker On. an elegant and modern COZ
le9ion Ct periodical enavs, vols,
New q complete universal Letter Writel
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Notice..

NBsERvING in Mr. Pleafauts' paper Of the 9TH
~ inn. an advertiiemsn; of NJ. q. Poitiaux, OF
feriue for fale undsr deed of tru, the houfe and
lot, whereon now reGde, therefore think il ne
e:fary to inform all p,rions inclined TO puIehafe,
thata good title cannot be made 70 the property
under the faid truR, as there is no, only prior
claim by mortgage upon it. granted Mr.. Benjamin
Day of Fredericksburg, to fccure the payment of
certain bonds Of MIR l.. Degorgue, bat there is
fuit inffitu,ed agsnR me in the diitrie court by
Mr. Stegar, for the fame |: aud as l have obtained
legal polciIion Of the faid property, By deed in
fee, determined hold il until the title fhall
be legally Investigated and eltablhcd, or the pay
men, have made in paT, Of the purehafe refunded.
John Fremont.
October Is, 300. al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28

Chemical Egenoe and ExfrGd Of
Mufard,
Forthe cure of the Rheumat;fm, Gout,
Rheumatic Gout, Patty, White SweAings
Chilblains, &c. &c.
Anodyne EDsnce,
For the Head Ache,
Volatile Tmt7are,
For tn. Tooth Ache.
The Botanical Tea.
hyalfbke German Germ Platter,
For the Cure Of Corns.
Scotch Ointment
Curea the mott iDveterate Itch in four hours
without Mercury.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

Fortunate Lottery Office.
Portland, june AZ, 1890
THOSE who have purchaled !
- cts Of the fubfcriber, IN the fee IA
tie ArqgGsqg Loitery. are informed tha- AL pTiz ".
100 dola 5 will re paid BY him on demand IL
cts ii the third clais Of faid Lottery, 70 he dawn n
Formally to he annexed icheme, are FOR lae W
Office Prizes in the second clals taken IN psYueo'
Alfo for lale few Tickets ia the ftcopd claa MI
PLalaibfepis LoFs'y. l.. "A lENKS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

HAS for lale, in company with james
IL Il WgJ2.sg and W1fo4o Ham,
COCO acres Of Land, in No. 4, in the
9TH rance from the Waldo Patent formerly called the
College Town, ven Gde Of penobfcot Rver-where
Lumber of any kind may be brought BY water TO nas-
ga,ion.--Any perfon who Wilkes 70 Pnrchaie Farm
now Il the time for more excellent foil never law
in Canada, Vermont, or Ncwhampihire. The growth
i Rop Maple, Bats Wood, Red.oaS' Elm Beach, &c.
Purchaiers may chooe their Lots where they peale N
faid town except the river teer of lots. Generous
credit and good iecurty will be given
Said WEIGH has for fale, an Dland,
in Cafeo-Bay
ALTO, 800 acres in the Wexford and
Croton Academy Townfhip.
The above Lands will be fold cheap,
with good title to warrant againl every thing except
froas and siiaszv5.
Portland Tfans IoJ, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
ONE CENT REWARD.

y AN away from the fubfcriber, On
L. " the 9TH mi. an indentcd Apprentice named
JOHN FEM, between anl 20 years of age---a IA.
tive OF England dark compiexion naturally very
dirty ftow had on When he went away. nankeen
coat and nriped wooden ,roylers --Whoevtr will
ecure fad runaway 10 that he may be returned again
hali receive The tbove yezgard but Bayge and III
perions are cautioned againA harboring or truaiaC
him my account. E'KLLL46 FQENgoE.
Pe5ira5, .fsgs 10, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07


isc exira7 ran t5s "PIEAsv2ls az AoFE."
w no that would ak a heart Il dunets we'd
The waveels calm, the Plumbers Of the dead
80; the riId biis Of Nature needs alloy,
And fear and rorrow fan the fire Of JOY
aud fay. without our hopes, without our fears,
without the hons that phgnted love endears,
without the fniles from partial beauty won,
o. what were men IA world without fun!
Til IIymen brought Ills Iove-dclighted hour,
There dweIt no 10Y in Edeo's rofy how'r (!
IN vain tb Z vewlefs feraph ling'rng there,
AZ Rarry midnight, chsrm'd the Gleut air;
II vain the wild bird CAROTID on the feeP,
To bail the Fun, now wheeling from the deep;
ia vain to foothe the fol;,ary fhade,
Aerial notes in magliug mcafure play'd;
The fammer wind that fhook the fpangled tree,
The Whip .ring wave, the murmer Of the bee
Still nowly paf.'d the melancholy day,
and Rill the Granger viii net where to FAY;
The world was fad THE garden was wild
And man, the hermit, Gsh'd-till Woman fmiPd.
True the lad power 10 generous hearts may bring
Delirous anguih on his fiery wing
Bard from delight by Fate's untimely hand,
BY wealthlefs lot, or pitilefs command;
Or DOOM 10 gaze on beauties that adorn
This fmile of triumph, or the f.own Of fcorn;
While Memory watches DER The fad review
Ofioys that faded ike the morning dew
Peace may depart--and Nature fem
A barren path-a wilderness, and dream
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
TO BE SOLD,

Or exchanged t0r a Farm near Bgfon,
THE Seat of Mr.. HENRY SCoTT,
IL deceafe1, near the Meeting houfe in Luncrburg
"A miles from Bottom beautiful ftuaton coniiiting
Of large, airy and convenient Houie-a ipacions Gar
den wen encofed with board fence, and 10 red with
a variety Of fruit trees and Towering frubs-a large
new Barn. and other outbuldings; 80 acres Of excel
lent Land near the houle and 40 acres Of good Wood
Land tNo miles diifant.
The Iownefs of the price, which is
ego is particulariz.d nducement to any per-
on wilhing TO purchale 70 eligible ftnaton
.HLSn-
FARM in the north part Of faid
town. containing Fifry Acres good Land, with Oufe,
new Barn, and good Orchard, and twenty acres Wood
Land, for Z 500 Apply te Capt JOHN LITTLE in
faid Laas45arg, or inquire of EDwAcD GRAY, Efq
Court-Street, 3fsg.
Jgas z3, 1890 (8w-I3l