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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31
Inventor rod fole proprietor ~ he celebrated
Cough Drcpe, II his Difreniary, New
YorE and ioid, ny appointfnsut,
by Samuel Pesia0ts, IL.

Cough Drppo, II hia Difrepfs,y, New
YofE and fold, ny appontfnsut,
by Samuel Plesiaots, IL.
Redmond.
T'PEgE peyhsps is no rnala,ly 20 WHICH
q 'he human frame is fubieSt, tba. nae had
more 2priications Of Tarious kiS3s adrvisiis
cred "a remedies, than the 2aeumatjl.n
"oS ~ there lcarce ditordsr that b. rsEE-
- Ti'h Ike force the attempts made to ss-
anve Il.
The Vbtues Of the Efencc and Rxrrae OF
" an" q, Nhi DC found TO equal, If rot &
eel lO!- % any ether Medicine whatever. "a
be cuSe otthe above complaints.
lac following is quoted from the Lcndoa
Pnara1eopiT, and is Toe opinion f The Col.
Iege or fnyAclans concerning this Vain 5le
ORGY,
hius7AsD, by it's ae'imoDy ard pun,
" GencI, tmnlatcs the folds, and ate
" v,icid jr ceo, and hence is defervcdly re-
> commended Coz exciting appetite, promo
" ting de-i,ion, ercrealiGs the fluid f.crsti--
F" Que, alto in paIa,gtic aud rheu0aiic sfec-
g. tons /"
thef- Medicines ccn,ais all the vIgtuos
that G. D1tfbiy b. derived from that excel
ien' sud pogsylul vegetable
lhe Eh:pce ia prepared in Guid ilate,
sud 10 ir9piaT!y siicacjoUs 40 AZ external ~.
'''SeIipn ccgaf916 KdcUUatt,rst Spflinea
Chi'b'a.nsi SUG Eecks, SwtIl-c Ioin,a, Bsui-
iesr ProEe; Feet, Iacsl 2 sios ia aay car, OF
the 5ody % sNtfemiiies, Sweiied Facee, Chop
ped Fiands, Re &c, win he found 10 weld
70 rs oenigp ,alineHcs ~ fen hours.
tae Bx.ra9 is prepared in the form OF
Pitts and (being AZ internal remedy) il an
ana2iag additional improvement, taken ia
he fevtrch cafes az Rheums,ic Govt, Chico.
a;c khcur,=tlhn, palfy, Fixed Pfise, Luu,--
dago, Nut'bnds, op5s, &c VIXEN The &c.
lence is sstsrnsiiy applied. + promotes
Seu;Ie perturbation, aud oPsysle6 very rniid.,
y by ug!n.. They slic amead weak al
gsitior, aid aTepgthen thc Gomach
ORsEaYs.--IJe This Chemical Rneuce &.
Extrat' o. MuGafd, bears no analosy wbate-
yer, 70 any otter Medicine Of limilas tile:
nor can it pcAib!y be Genuine without this
Certificate;
hcTeay certify, that shiS Boitie" (or
9 y 60 of Eneacs" (or Extraa) " of Muf.
,ar9, 10 geEUine, and prepared BY me.
JAMES CBURCH,
Inventor and Sulc Proprietor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31
PREVENTION BETTER THAN
g Y Z Z,

For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant fevers is recommended
DR.. EAHN's ANTEBILIOUS PILLS,
Which nave been attended with a oes rec
OF iuCce.a highly grateful 10 the inventor.
feelings IN lsveEai parts oil The Wet lndies,
aod tae Uo.ted States, particularly u C}cg,
York, Philadelphia, oaiimore, CazIis. 81
and Savannah. Tne ,etiimony 81 num-
Der OF pcflUns iR each OF the aooye places
can be adduced, VITO nave Ieaioo 10 b-lleye
thar cmeiy uie OF this ialn,sT7 remedy,
has under pIovlaeaCe. yreieEved their i've
~hen III ,hs mof a,srm'ug ciIcumGsnles.
F-ets otthis ccaCiHGYc nature. Ipeak mOre
In ss7Or oil tneuiuine han columns OF poal
Gous sU.cgy loanaed On nlere alf.SAuon
! cod, d..
L is not indeed preiunptuouGy propelled
as an in!aHbiS cure, la, che iHvI a.or nAs e
very poiii lie reaiCn ,nst can seluiI from ox-
irnLve eSIerieECe, for reatung .ha, dui,
# y.seie p!iis, taken onGs every tao weea
during ghs g:e. Sisac= OF ogf 2lnuAi uIiioL.
lsvers, wit prove an iHiali.Die PIE, engaiiys
--sad iJr her: Ihst Ia the carrier ii2ses o.
shete dieaies, their uie vii ye.y hcls.a.ly
iucceeJ in 'tG siog heaIh, : d Iqusp,,,
"a cafes eltesn.eu oeipera (, ana hey ona tat
pOwst oi common rsntdies.
The cperai:on al shs!e pii.s Is per!efiy
1a.!d, 10 ast3 Dc u'od ~ifa "a ~ " pr.io..,
IN every htasiion, zno in svegy az,
The are ezce!enay A5agred &c carry of
iupuhUous bile, and pTsv.cI irs nofo.d L..
cfctions---,o retiore and amend Tie spps-
'its-~to produce iEes geriqi.sl,un, & rne:e.
81 P'sven' eolts, whjch are often al H.,
itquencss--A dole lcvgr fails 70 fenog
q cold # taxsR on SIS hrl appear nee Tne,
are celebrated Tor reuaoy.ug haDitu4l cchigt,
neia-icknsfs 1t the it0AaCn aud ieverS
6esd-acbe-aOt ought 10 he taken by q.
perions on = change o. climate.
They have been found remarkably eff
c7ciaus in PTsven ing and curing d o.tsg
atEeoean on long voyage.. and, ihoulo IL
procured, ana Carefully prefer we'd fer Vie t
very ieaman,
DR.. Hahn mas appointed Z. Lee 8, Co
Baltimore, his ~hU.elsl. agents for the .
nlted State', sud authorized them to piac
'eeif hsHo'uTe or each boz; without Which
Ho1e sfe genuine.
Sod 10 Richmond by S. PLnAsAvrs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31

.sny alas, p,riicio,is Ingredient m =
pn'9Viition, Il IS universally eoesiucd
~ i@oi isle and ris7hn', - weg a euecir,
al feUe5y ever o't gre'i, a0d acey De uica
WIKI nc gtsGeit -yTs.eiy h,t9:eGn2nJ " =
ren, or - ,he von's-.t i"iln,..
llp boxes at ihrcc qisas.eTs O. Joil3r -sch }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31

For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant fevers is recommended
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31
orrachan x Maury,
OF SpoiE5lya-ia c1rnty, asar f.sdsickiburs.
Eayc Large Eunoes ofycty IhgiViog
Grgttsd A4hle Trees,

Fer fale II Nine pence sach, competed Of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31
TIE REsToRATtVE POWDER.

FOR TBE TEsTH AND ms
Ehis excellent preparation comforts and
Grensthens toe gumr, preicryss the ensme,
from decay, AID cieAnieA Jbd wh,tens he
teeth a5iorbing 40 tnat acrimonious ilimC
and f,liocfs, Which frHered TO accumulate,
zc5.r tails 20 iniuyc aud finally ruin shen..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-31

Guardian 0 the or hau.
Henrico, 18th aaeH9, 1860 fwf
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
Poa-OHice, Portland.

T'HE Summer efabEiBment commences
Z this day.-Tbs mails from he Soutbqoard gyA
a,riVe every Tuefday. Thurfday and Saturday
eVesiHg.-Tbgs Jrem t5e Wgf7rd~d eva,y Sunday
ebsaiag,-Tb9E from the Nnfbeoard every Tuef
day eVeHiag--0n4 tb9f from f5e EqazOard RORY
Tuelday and Saturday evsniag.
Mdils made Rb AZ tbs Q6se, qUHbe taken tr9m It
Pree at nine o'siock on tbs f0Aa7U4g eveaiggs Viz
Far TIE SoHtbqUard, sVe1 Sunday, Tuelday and
Thurfday eveaing.
For ibt WsRoUayd, every Sunday eg,eri4g.
For tbe Noytb7oard every Tueiday egtaiag-
For tbe EqagOard, every Tueiday AMI Saturday
fpeaizg
Ill Letters orgbt y lac Y b. delivered into fBt
Office bajC az b0w btsrs THE time qfol3f4g tbe mail
They 7vl bocvever b torqpaydsd atblr IL nail or as
qvay Letters, th.y be delivered ten minutes bore nae.
Samuel Freeman, P. NJ.
april IT
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
Notice..

THE copar.nerfhiP Of
THoAgAS q M'LELLAN,
Is this day diGoved by mutual agreement-Al P-rions
having demaH1s on fald company deGred call on
ISAAC MLFLLAN a. II uore 90 the head Of Mr.
lngt ahams Wharf oppoiite Mr. Painc's, and receive
their nav and thoe who indebted, requeled
a. can on lAid n Iellan and fette Immediately.
Elias Thomas,
Ilaac M'Lellan.
PsyflsnE hBrR g. 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
PUBLIC SHES.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by

NOTICE is hereby given, that by
order Of the Court Of Common Pleas holden at
Portland in and for the county Of Cumber and the
lat Tuelday Of March lat paf all the h4re or right
belonging 20 The Eitate of SAMUEL WALDO late of
laid Portland, merchant. decsaleI, in the Farm at
Long Greek n CApe-Etzabeth, commonly called and
known by the name Of tbe Wi{o Farm, being one half
of the remainder reveron expea Giant on the life tl.
rate Ut SARAH WALDO Of Bottom ~ the county of Suf-
folk, vii be fold at Public Vendue Monday the
ninth day OF June next, at three o'clock the after
noon, At the houls If Tbomas 1Ioy Innhoder in faid
Portland 70 latsy the jua debts which the G4id samuel
Waldo owed at the time Of his death Whoever will
give mott !hal have The preference in laid lale
Sarah lying Waldo, p Il fl.'c@f
Sh.4aeI ;YaAi5.
PoytlaTj, Ap,H g. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

If no perlon lhall appear 70 difcharge
fac taxes, and all necefary Intervening charges, ud
or before Tucldsythe 2oth gay Of May nsxt II une
IF the clock II the orenoon 70 much Of @id land a.
fhau BE- fulicient ddcbaree the fame will then Ne
old At Pushc auction, 70 rhe heheR oder according
70 law, At the dwelling houir If 8sb L55y innholdeF
IN laid GRAY
DafsI Of Jaii Gray 5s " l1Y b. NJ -, y p 1870.
EfY0rgS~ Small, Coilel7ef;
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
DISTRICT or MAINE,

xaa by virtue Of an order from
,5%A ~ the Hon DAvr SrwALL, Efq Judge
l.ssga Of the DIaria Court iOr the Djr1a "
&5sfs lzairs Notice is hereby given that
sssz3slE Libel i fled at laid Court, by Lieutenant
4J,ttrp commander of The Unit, States brig Pi4
yy ~ behalf Of bmlelf, and officers and Of lad
brig apaint the chip PORTLAND, of Portland, of TWO
hundred and FIX ton. burthen and her Cargo, ronit
iag 81 about hxy thouand weight of Coffee ;-scd2ed
have been recaptured the hign as by laid HL-
o. in fad brig after having been more than nneyhx
hours in prfefon Of her captors, beng citizens or
mbie,4, Of france The laid HITLER pray that a
decree for Evage may pa agreeable to he laws of the
United States And ThurtGay the fra day Of May
NEXT appointed for the trial d laid hhe Pe6PusL
t7roagb 10 laid Dfriet; which TIME aud place pe-
cal Court is 10 be holden for thar purpofe when and
where AT pcrlons ntersRed may appear and Thew caue,
# any they have why fuch decree 1ha not be paed.
Iiaac Parker, MarIbai
Psytlzp4. ApyiE s, 500 Of Maine Dyfrt7
~ In this Advertisement as publfhed in the Truw5ef,
The aforementioned Cargo was accidentally omitted
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

NOTICE is hereby given, that by
! order IF The Court Of Common Peas holden at
Portland, in and for the county Of Cumberland, the
laa Tuefday of March lat pan, the Farm a. place
called Preumlcot u Falmouth, containing about ninety
acres Of upland and marh with the bui dings hcr con
belonging 10 The EAate Of EDWARD WATTS, late Of
faid Por land, PhyfciAn ueccaled viii be fold Pub
c Vendue, on Monday the ninth day Of June next At
ten Ociock IN the forenoon az the ho.fc on iad farm,
to pay he K acies gwen ID the lat VIII and TclAmcnt
Of the iaid Edward Watts, aud the u deht which be
owed at the :Ime OF his death Alto tie fame ne
and place will be fold all he Live Stock and Farming
Utenls belongingng to the prcnifes Whoever viii
give the mott llal have the preference il lad Gale,
Mary Watts, @ 5S..s','f 2 ! a. =,
{ Of EdtysyS Y4ty.
Portland, A8yR q. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
ESCAPE (!

StVcay Dollars REGARD.
TWO Priioners efcaped from the
IL Goal in this town Monday night laa, Viz.
JOHN CLAN, s feet IL inches
high da eyes, dark hair aud dark complexion, nou.
built about a years Of age--committed On conviction
Of az afauit and battery.
WILLIAM JILES, s feet 10 inches
high, andy complexion dark hort hair grey eyes about
80 wears of age Iriihman-committrd on fufpcion
of having feIOniouly and burglaroufy oIen Goods Al
Standih
A reward of feventy dollars is hereby
offered to any psrfon perions who hal apprehend
and (ecure them, 70 that they may be returned "A
goal, twenty dollars forIad Clan fifty dollars for
laid Jiles, and al neceG4ry charges paid.
William Caldwell, G07ksr.
Portland, I8yR1 ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

Tt nonreGdent proPrietors ct un-
improved Lands il the tcwn oi Gray, arc rebY
notified that the fame arc taxed the bills cmmted
to me he fublcrber, collect of the town oF Graz
aioref4id or the year 1922 collecs n tbs respective
(ums following, viz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

Portland, APrI z 8. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
TAKE NOTICE.


IN Eeebort, lying between the Meet
L iug-Hou.e aud The Corner, 70 Called cont lining
about tv enjy-lcvtn acres VI and good Honlc and
other buildings convenient tor Farmer or radeiman
thereon-cuts five tons ~ Hay and there tx hun
dred cords OF green landing Wood on the fame Alto.
a good well OF watcf, and yonug Orchard Of about,
Al trees iome ~ which feve A bu(hcs of Apples
ID 4 year a great bargain may b. made, the
Gbfcrihcr is determined to ell. The purchaler may
expect good term for Payment--For turtbev partcu-
lars inquire q the lub,crbl. On the Pteuiles.
Aba Chalnberlin.
Frsss7yt HfIrtB I9 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

5a44eI ;Vad5.
PoyLaF3, APH %, 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

Southampton, On 8, rsco.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

HE 'ntttTibe' wiihe, 70 f-il Ria SEAT IN
s. Ca@.irucii onuDsy, near Goodies SeiSec.
Continuing hiteen aers5--t1ecc is on i, coz rcni
en- Dwelling iioufe, Store Ffoufs, Bairr sra
htensn arou' tf-c2 humid cd Peach sni che
hundred Appie Trees. with many other tiols a.
.ynnny ifai: trees the peach tr-es ncran e. near
Ian iprng, and the i;ussion "a 81 aigh that there
's Dut llttle 6oubs bat what they viii bar ever,
year. Il %, good isnd for merchant or yr7e.t
ana IN ezeel!sa, one fo, publican, there being
public ho'ic Tor many miles above 7o- On the
20 Mauchstter below 1t would slrc a.. h-,,,;.
la1 and healthy retfcl; for any pcrron 7.ao eil,eo
% 'syc toVa tnrny ths iicIly Essri1n. Pro-
vaed PaYre 'H's 7f1 made 70 iuit, viii ,s;.o ".
ry reduced priee CIV il, aud sise rSgsFpi Of the
il'rc 'ris ina'ediaesI: 'at Of shs Dwelling hoaic
III irohi forty ave 70 LEtY cay, atscr IL "a. s!d.
3arsd hf' Cgr6ic9, IL.
9. Grovc, Cs.22ogj5eld eoaety,
ofoSer 81, 1899. aDb5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
fIzA cRNrs SINGLE.

ccugh. sud 60 espeeAoratiaT. K ,ldiy e
casers hia aeil 9aa arcas,i--sl,d sh.sss tile
ulcer ~ AS Iaoss -o15.s<tsiy tsaied $:.al,
borrower, BE Il aayiss6 - -ou..uue if;s ak
sRd vegetable ',st--io rsic ~, every dsy-
10 avoid Bodily cxrnios,s sind g sake .
dole OF the tine5ure ee> lscopd OF third
Gay, Or quan,nf toficisa, 10 keep his pul.s
moderate,
The ,ia9urc uftd IN tbs for-gsire c7f.
was prepared DO Follow. Har,ne procured
iome Foxgloyr from BJltimoge, ex,rsr,siy
well dried, I in.uled tso ouuces fi,, coacGe-
ly powdered, in half pint OF fvench bra,;--
dy Tor a hours, and yhea pa.lcd il ;h.uugh
iiteriug paPsr, Il is proper to begin with
oniy ,SenIy or thirty drops OF this iinG,urr,
twice ! day in httie sfomalic te., gsadusl-
y iucreaug The dole tiI ii eScitcs nsuses,
o. evidently lowers the ppife ro-w,,h-
aaUding The ickncis II occsfi5ns, NJ parisnc
ohlergsd * did not Mach zfrc5t ,he k-ennels
Of bis appetite. So hnguls-. indeed, Is his
medicine N rs eGs2s. that !, Gome.ircs pre-.
auce 20 Influence ca the iy4cm Tor twcatv
or thirty nonr, after II 10 exhibited The
i7ie therefore ought Ia be eacT-aied cr.y
lev eroPa every ieCoud o. third Gay, I'll re
letred esicti IS Produced---sud BY attcnd.ag
o tbs CAUTION. no dsnge.cue comrs ueaces
an ever a,,c 10 aGGin, alton.
JOHN SPENCE.
- N.-- z
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1900.

-
In the commencement of his examination" he
quotes the Above mentioned article in the treaty,
which itipulates that fuch evidence only of crimi-
nality fhal be required TO authorize the deliye.
ry OF the offender, g as according TO the laws
OF the place where IL fhall be found would
juaify bis aapvsbesfsr and commitment for trial,
i the offence had beenthere committed Mr..
Pinckney allows full force and validity 10 all
the POPULATIONS of this article, and yet, in the
latter part of his piece, he argues at very great
length, on the avans Of evidtuts Of eriminaLt "a
the eaf IF RobJiuJ; foley on the petition (which
he affirms without dfcullon) that the fame
evidence oterimiualiy fhould have been required,
as would have authorized grand jury 10 find
a bill Of indictment Iii is unnecefary to enlarge
on the legal dliinction between the d-gree of
evidence nccehary to authorize an apprskeafoa
and commitment for rial and that which is re-
quired for finding a bill Of indiSmsn--It is fnli.
Gent to fate, that rra/ona5k care of )yPicion
alone is required in the former cafe, and atfolzfe
proof Though generally ex p~rfe) in the latter
The treaty exprsGly requires only the former t;
yet MIR. Pinckney, acknowledging the validity
of the treaty, demands the latter
Extraordinary as this contradiction may APP
pear, there is Till petition in the concluiion of
MIR. Pnekney's piece, which # it were to grow
into general opinion, would be infinitely more
alarming to the liberties of the people, than any
of the doctrines which he attempts to refuie.-
His deliberate opinion is, that Tie 7udiciary Of
1e United yiafss baw no right to gas9os The CON-
iHfionahty sf any lav enat7edIy Co.grs, or frsa.y
concluded BY tbe proper dttbrity. Happily, how
ever for the liberties of the people, the Judiciary
have determined ohcrwiic and in their daily
practice allow the counle', who argue ia the
Federal Courts, to difculs the conlilutionality
of the atis Of Congress in addreiiing juries |,
and the Courts have refufed in one initance, to
carry into efea a law Of the United States---lt
is hardly neceGary TO add, that the Judiciary
law expressly provides in what manner the va.
ldity Of Lo4u or Trnaty ihall be tried, which
Is full recognition Of the Judiciary power Of
deciding on the confitutonAisy of all laws and
treaties.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
Foreign Articles.

Copy eta Declaration made By biz Imperial Maisqy
TIE Emperor Of all The RH)fas, 10 The Member Of
the Germans Empve. -.
!" LIS Imperial MAjeay the emperor Of all
j n the Ru1ians, ever animated with zeal
Tor the caufe of iove'eigns, and withing to put
a Rop to the ravages and diicrders which hare
been fpread BY the impious government undcr
which France groans, to tbc remofcR coun
uies being fully determined 60 dilpaseh his
Tea and land forces for the fupport Of the fulfer-
ers, and to reaore royalty ia France, without,
however, admitting any partition Of that coun-
Try to re-elablilh the ancient forms Of gov
erpment in the United Netherlands, and in the
Swif. Cantons; to maintain the integrity of
the German Empire and to look for bis reward
in the happinefs and tranquility of Europe |;
Providence has bleGed his arms, and hitherto
the Ruiiian troops have triumphed over the en-
emies of thrones, religion and focal order.
:. His Maje1y the Emperor of all the Rnf
(iasy having thus declared his views, and the
motives by which he is guided, addrefes this
declaration 70 all the members of the German
Empire, inviting them to unite their fore es with
his to defroy their common enemy as ipeedily
as poHible, to found on his ruins permanent
tranquility for themclves and their poaerity.
Should bis Imperial Majeay of al the Ruff
fias perceive that they fipport his views and rail-
~ round him. he will, inaoad Of relaxing his
zeal, redouble his exertions, and not iheath his
fword before he has ieen the downfall of the
Monitor which threatens to crufh ali legal au
thories. But, iliould he be left to hiriielf, he
will be forced to recall his forces to his States.
and to give up a cani. 70 badly supported by
shofe who ought to have the greatea lhafe in
it's triumph. m 1911 ~ 81
Is Csys6iaa, sepi. IS, told (tyle) 1899"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

LONDON, nov. 10.
Natpey Tandy, and his saociases, were yefcr-
DAY removed from Ncwga,e, to b. conveyed to
ireland. hA
ARMY. s2
The Duke sf71ork landed at Yarmouth. on
Sunday. He was accompanied by Gen. Dun
das, and Colonies Byosnyigg and Pepbsm. The
popllaee knowing how to refpea pedonal in,
rrpidi,y, though IN misfortune, drew his coach
to his retidence. On Monday his Royal High.
nefs arrived in town, and waited on his Msieay
AZ Windfcr and then proceeded to the Ouch.
ELS al Oahaads. s-.s9l. -
Six thonland of Dutch loyal troops are at the
A Of Wight.
THE HAMBURG Mill.
Received on Wedn-fdsy, gues, that Ancona
was taken poa'.!ien of by The Ault'ians, On. 1.
The total failures at Hamburg, from Sept. 6,
to on. IS, 1899, amounted to a6,75s,7o3
mark bspccs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
Legjlatare Of Ma.Daebglsffs.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
JASuARr
1.-THE following REGULATIONS having paded
i the Senale, unanimously, came down for
concurrence:
Refolye I. That an Grafton, on the fub'ime
virtues of Gen. George Warrington, be delv-
cred before the Lieut.. Governor, the Council,
| and the two branches of the General Court, IN
| the Old South Meeting loufe, in Bolton with
content Of the proprietors thereby by fuch per-
! fon and at fuch time. as his Honor the Lieut..
Governor, the PRECEDENT of the Senate, and the
Speaker of the Houfe of Representatives, fhall
appoint for that purpofe, and that the Chaplain
| of the General Court be requeasd to introduce
the exerciies with prayer to the throne Of
Grace.
I'D. That the Lieut. Governor, the Council,
and the two branches OF the General Court,
will, in eompliance with the Recommendation Of
Congress, in their relolve of the goth Dec. lait,
'tefify our grief for the death OF Cen. George
Wellington" by uniting in public folemn wor-
| ihip of the Deity. in the Church in Brattle.
ltreet, in Bottom with the content of the pro
| prietors) on Saturday the azd day of February
next, at ii Of she clock in the fore noon--rif
| the General Court fhall then be in feion1-
and will then bow, in humble Alteration and
Prayer, before the fnprcmc difpofer of all
events, and to attend upon diicourie to, be
| adapted to the oecalion- that we will fuipcnd
our ufnal bnGnefs for this purpof. and that
the Chaplain Of the General Cour: be rsqueaed
/ TO deliver that dfcourfe, and to len in the
other religious exerciles of the day IT, ~ 81
And we have confidence, that our fellow.
citizens of all denominations throughout the
Sommonweaitn' VIII tnen unite IN IKE e. iervices
80 .aS' 'he Wno'e people, with one hears ana
one VOICE. may Al the lame ums GUY express
'heir ieni"o'ons On TINS mo'r"'" oeealon.
Thefr Reiolutions were unaaimouny concur
red 10. -k s.. -. 80 y
~ naa s. ,..sae qs ,f7-ssta jAx.Is.
L A JOINT committee was raifed toareport a.
tmcndments TO Jure4s Laws fss
A committee was RATED To eonider the ex.
ped;ency Of increaling the Governors and Su-
preme JUDGES f4laries. sa@ 3 81 -.
A committee was RATED to prepare Tax
ACT.
e - $50 Z. -. IAN rs.
A joint comnitsee was RATED to conlider the
proPriety of having Time Pieces erected in fuit
| able places in.the New Srafe Honfe, for the
| accommodation of the Legislature.
81 JAN. ~.
The Houfs paGed a refolutisn for ereaiag, .
Pententiary Houfe. for the confinement of
the exPense. -, aN
+ "a aoNuMENr TO WASHINGTON. -.
The following refolution paiIed the Iioufc
| unanimously - t i.e = .sas es3s
Refolve !. "That a STATUE or Monu-
ment Of Marble be creaed on the centre of the
lower hail in the New State. Houle in memory
of Gen. GEoRox WAssrseroN, With iofcrif .
tons and devices adapted TO inprels a due
fenIe of bis fublime virtues, to extend and per
petuate their influence and to exprcfs the pab-
lie gratitude for his emiocot iervices., 80, s
>. That the Secretary be aud he is hereby
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
MaiIoaaI LegWature.
Sixth CONGRESS Of United States.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTdTIVES
THUR sDAY. JAN. 9.
Mr.. .baeter prefented petition of Nathaniel
Pelican, praying for compensation for having
procured the condemnation of vedel employ
ed in the Slave Trade.
DfsBANDfNG N.fTION..L HRNr.
Mr. Nicholas's motion, 10 this effect, was
redifcu0ed in Committee of the whole. Medfs.
Nicbolfon, r. Williams, Randolph, Jones'. and
Claiborne, ipokc in favour Of the Reiolation I:
-Mefrs. Sheppard, Otis, Harper and Hill.
againf it.
No queaion was taken and the Committee
rofe, reported progreis, and had leave to 6s A.
gain. p