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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
II Farm to be Sold,

TN Eecport, lying between the Meet
il ine-FIoufe and the Corner, 70 called, containing
about ~ enty.feven acres of land good iioule and
other buildings convenient for Farmer or Irademan
thereon-cuts FIVE tons of Hay-snd there are fix hun
dred cords OF green Handing Wood on the fame hiio,
good well of water, and young Orchard OF about,
90 trees fome of which bear everAl buhels Of Apples
in year. A great bargais may be made, as the
fubferiber is determined to ie The purehaier may
expeta good terms for payment,-For further psr''cs-
lars inquire Of the iubicriber the premiies.
Alba Chamberlin.
Fy~eus, Narrb 10, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
EcoNp DIVISION.

| no perlon ihall appear to diicharge
laid axes and all necehary charges, or before N
Eighh day of April next, 70 r,ush of faid Lands |
will be fuhcient to dicl,arge the fame will then be
fold Public vendue, the hghea bidder according
TO Law my dwelling houie in iaid Shapeigh, at tea
ocled in the forenoon of fad day.
Jofeph Door, sd. Collector.
.SS,i.;rS 1r, oo,h r2oN
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
Take Notice.
THIS GAZETTE.

THIS GAZETTE,
rs PHby9adpsyy MONDAY, at E. Il. JENksf OrrIcfi
next door 70 TIE PORTLAND BANK, ffRif.Sf,ssf
sObcre a5pfios 44avstJsw-sts, and Css~Hnafiea an
ysesvsd 7ab attention
- TIE fyilj, ONE DOLLAR u FIFTY GEMS :
year, ExclGvs Of Poiage. ~ Pant7Dai payment gre
yegssfsd.
~ TOE sstsxvs and rapidly iaers3fag xrpkaii'a m'
Gazais, rsns bigbis alvaatagssa fa, fDYsR1Is -
MENTs, bib ssia5. 6ysrisd rsasaa65, and ne esa-
pi.ssss mssa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
COMMONWEALTH or MAssAcHus FITS.

Is the Honorable the Senate, and H0g'e
Of Rebreisataiivss of the Commonwealth Of MAJ
lacbelEHJ, in Ge1.ral Court agsmbled.
rEHE Petition of the iubicriberS, in
= habtants of the plantation of Brownfed, in
the countyof York, in the Commonwealth. humbly
faewsAThat your Petitioners greatly noommoded
by reafon Of their prefent nnineorporated htuasion
That they unable legally to ailefs and raiie
money for the lupport of fehools and the mintry in
faid plantation That the public lands therein, viz
two College rights, fchooi, mnleral and patronage
right, each containing $50 acres, are Undetermined
may, with impunty be trefpdiie9 upon and injured
unproduetive and unappropriaed to the ieveral
purpofes for which they were dehsned and granted.
That the prelen uation of your petitioners uhlects
them to the aforementioned and many other incon-
veniencesdeprives them of the neaimAble privileges
enjoyed by the inhabitants of incorporated towns,
which grievances can only be redrelTed by ACT of
incorporation. Wherefore your Petitioners pray that
the plantation Of Brownfcd, originally granted and
according to the plan herewith exhibited may be in
cotpotated into a townhip by the of Dovsr, and
be entitled all the privileges therefrom naturally
futng and in duty bound flsa ever pray.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
Commonwealth Of Ma0acb9tsff5.

In Senate, Jan. IS, 1900.
ON the petition of JOSEPH WALKER
and othes inhabitants of that part of The plantations
of Brown6eld lying between the fouherly Inc of Frye@
burgh and that line called the line of the ate of New
Hamphre, praying that the aforefaid part of Brown
field may be annexed to the town of Fryeburgh.
aforeiaid
ORDERED, That thePetitionersc aufe
attted copy Of their petition with this order there
on TO he pub three weeks fuccefivey in the
Poriiari Gszshs publiihed by EIrzGR A JEsxs, the
lalt publication TO be forty days at leaf before the
leeond Ihuridsy Of the next General Court that all
perions nterefied may then appear and thew eaufc il
any they have, why the prayer Of iad petition ould
not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, P,slfdtss
IN bs Hssf IF Rapr9sn,ativ.. Jan. S, 1900.
Read and concurred
EDWARD II ROBBINS, Spsskv.
True copy-Attea
EDWARD MLANE. cls,f of Sesatx
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

Sal r1ulic, from rev formed land, ard ON
large collection Of drums and 6fes. HilaFity
and joy pervadcd the guells.-bui whrn they
drsrk to til. memory If Wahngtoui and a
parting 'fcctimcnt was given BY Gen. Fl. a bura
Of szt-eme frntibility fuGuled every cheek, and
dernonlra.ed the agitation of every bo1om.
But Fridly was referved for mere Promi-
neut ditplay Of the Paliions Of the human mind.
At O'Clock in the morning, the brigade was
formed into. an hollow fquare, when the Geuer-
al addrelIed his fellow folders in a fpeech Of
about half an hour IN length. On this occaiion
the troops were moved, not merely on account
ofghis lah interview with their General, but by
the imprelive fentiments which fell from his
lips, enforced By the moh charming eloquence
and pointed daion. l cannot give even an
epilome of this addrefs ;-rufice It 70 obierve,
that be ncucatei lentim7nts luitable for direct
irg the conduit of the army fabiequent to its re-
tirement into private Ife--fuch f,ntimeOts as
awakened, and | trua will keep alive, the pat,
riotifm Of the officers and men; and,induce
Them again. at the call Of their country, to make
new Eacr fees for its defence.
"This day the General fets ont on Witt to
the ealtward probably as far as P land, but
cert as far as the capital OF Ne Eh4mpthire."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
LfgiAatars ofMaDac69'EtJ.

JUNE e.
THE Senate non concurred with the houh
il the appointment Of Lsvi Lincoln, Efq. as one
Of the COmmilIioners for icertaining the line
between this State and Connecticut and ap
pointed Samuel IYtI5er, Efq The HouC- dit.
agreed in this choice, and chofe the Hon. TIM
ny Bigelozy, and fent TO the Senate for coucur-
rence.-The Senate concurred.
JUNE II.
The Hon. St13beu Lorgj;Eoqv acquainted the
Legislature, that BE declined accepting feat AZ
the Council Board.
AT half PaR 4 o'clock, the two Houies ar
Gembled in convention for the choice of A Conn
fellor, in the room Of the Hon. Stephen Long
fellow, who declined accepting a fear at the
Board-when the Hon. Nathaniel HeA5, Efq.
was cholen.
The buGnels Of the f.fIion being comDleted. 4
joint committee was RATED to acquaint bis ex.
celiency the Governor thereof, and TO requeR
him to adjourn the two Houles to the fecond
Tuefday Of November next.
The Secretary came in with a mefage from
bis eEcellency the Governor, and faid, that he
vas directed by his eKce'lency to inform the
doule, that he had approved Of the acts (thirty
two IN number) which had paG-d this felton,
and that it was his excalency's pleafure. bv
and with the advice and content Of The Counci
and at the requef Of the two branches Of the
General Court, that they "a 1Uli BE adjourned
to the iecond T1eflay Of November next, then
70 meet at the State-houfe il B9aon. At Il
O'Clock, A. N. and that they were adjourned "a
th2ttIme and place accordingly.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

Prefident WAsHrNCroS's V-led cory Ada &c
Is the mo9 Invaluable leg scY ever be4 lellhet
bv Eltsfns n 70 his county. The fo.,5G5ar
extratl ilua.ates, with prophetic fgl-ity, tle
horrors of the French revolution. The chAras.
ter and ccndua Of BuonaPar are here ava
in colours 70 1rong, thar one would alnoa fus.
poie a perfonal application was intended.
g The alternate domination Of one fqr7iszsove.
anof5eF, fbarpened 81 lPisit Of revenge natural
to party difIcntion, which, in different ages aud
countries, has PerPetrated the NOT horrd enor,
mites, is iylef frightful defPotifn, Bu, this
leads at leagth to amere formal an bar@aa4
4slBotiln. The ddOrders and mileries wAics
relult, gradually incline the minds Of men b
leek Ecsriy and rfb3fs in the agaiafs P9zyer efas
iaIg1i4uaL; and Gooner or later, The ebif of lom:
b,eD4iiizg faEian, more abe or more Ioyfaaas
than his competitors, turns this d1Polition to th.
purpoies of his own esvation, on the ruins Of
public liberty"
Americans, beware RET afured that Ii.
obie4 Of thofe who attempt to execute a ie4l.
ouiy and diaru9 aganG the government It
your choice, is nothing Ifs than 10 ea4bla
deipoti(n If he fame Kind.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
THE PLAGUE.

F:sfraa fran tbs London Medical RevisqV tuJgfsd
BY Soeiety Of Pbyjfeiaat and arSeorS9 Of LoaS'n
"His1ries of the plague, exhibiting the mo
dfcations it undergoes 10 different climates
mutt at all time, and At all places be acceptable,
if not TO the public at large at lean % hat
clals of perfons who make the art Of medi inc
their Gudy and employ but, to country f
ated ike ours, hiRor.es Of his terrible dorder
occurring IN the northern parts Of Europe are
more particularly interesting, BY holding up to
eur view picture Of what It probably would be,
whenever IL ihOuld Wifi Us again. Such a pic
ture is preiented TO US in the hifory OF the
plague which depopulatel MOI, ow, and other
parts Of the Rufian empire, in the year l77I,
and which forms the fubjea Of the following
pages. What at the preient ma, NUT give
greater degree ofinterea to iuch fdbjeds, the
danger 10 which we are expoGed Of importing
the peltilential contagion from Ame'i a., on
the one hand, and from Tu key and tbe Lee
want, on the other for, altho The cold has hap
ply iupPrefed for the prefent the peAilence
which has been committing fuch dreadful rav
ages at Philadelphia and Newyork, yet il i, to
be feared that il may Be retained in NAM hOuf 5
and lie dormant in various goods, ready to
break out again, whenever It ihall Be fivore1
by the weather and no one, who IS scqraint-
ed with The nature Of that contagion. can derry
the pofibilty Of is Importation f'om America
to tbs country, either now or he'eafter, By n
fe6ted Petfons or infected merch -n1ize. On
the other hand, are We not thIea ened with a
fmilar danger from the EAT II executing the
hottie operationswhich are going forward in he
Mediterranean, i l7ems icarcely pofiibe for Or
fleets and armies to keep clear Of contaeioo.
No nation was ever longer engaged in war
with the Turks without taking the plague. In
this refpea they are as much to &c dreaded by
their friends as BY their foes. If, in the prefnt
contea, Italy, and France and England lhall
efcape this icourge, il viii form an exception to
paa events, which all Europe muR deyoutly pay
for.
NOTE.
3" Whatever doubts might have been enter
tanned as to the real nature Of the yellow fever,
on its 67& appearance IN North America, be
lieye almoR all phyGcians are now agreed that
il IS the plague, with fuch notifications as are
eaGly sferable to difference of climate and Of.
mode Of liyiDo ''-IkANS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
qaRN FPLES.

The following is copy Of petition Of this
vulprit 10 the Plefdent Of The United States
The petitioner Rates, that be is " one OF thofe
deluded and unfortunate men, who at the cir
cur court of this diRria, have been convicted Of
trealon sgaina the United States, for (which Of
fence ne Is row under ientence of death, In this
awful GtuaIion, imPreGed with jua fenle Of the
crime which he has committed, and with the
fnceri'Y of beuifeat efiadsr, he inueats asercy
and pardon from him on whole determination
refs the fate Of an unfortunate nlsa. He ioleits
the interference cf the Proficient to fave him from
an ieronia;ous death, and to retcus large and
hitherto happy family from future mjfry and
fafr. II the PRAYER Of his petition ihould be
granted, be will fhow BY future courle cf good
condud, bis gratitude to his offended country
by, Ready and active fuPpolt Of that excellent
conRtulion and laws which it has been his mf-
fortune TO yiolats and oPPo@e."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

70 z Jtfa AZ ne CireH5 il Fifth frzef, Pbaidst b
IT'S the Iargea OK ever exhibited in Amer.
CA RATED in Morris county, New Jori5y by hi.
Filth, and pureh4fed ~ MI. Holdrijge. Il
msalures II feeJ 3 inches from the nrfa TO ii:
tail, executive of the brulh; 8 feet y in.hes higs
ana the ri III 3 feet s. inches. # is larger thas
be rored b ackvel Ok, which was killed :.
Darlington 10 1899, and which i iaid e be h:
largea OK T enin England before th Psriod.
Cr This animal was mealured BY Mr. Peak.
proprietor IF he mufeum and we ghed At b:
fcales in Phl4delPhia-weight, 7,996l5.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
Dilbandiug Of the Troops.
PReviDsNcs, JUNs IS,
From Oxfara, June I3.

"on Tuefday l4a, Msjor,G HAmlLroN,
with his flute, arrived at this Place and on the
fucceeding day he reviewed the brigade under
The command of Col. Rice. On this location
rhe troops psrfor med their maDeuyres with that
eraetnsfs and activity which manfeR-d atten-
ton il the men, and fuperiority in their officers,
The General expreiIed an uneqaivocal aPPro.
baton Of the diCtiplne OF the army-4nd beheld
with 'plcalure the progreis Of liberalization, and
attention 10 drefs and decorum.
8 On Thurfjay, the General made public
dinner, 10 which all the officers Of the brig ide,
AM fsveral gentlemen Of the permanent army
were invited. "A convenient cohenade was
crested for the purpofe, over which the flag OF
the United States was dhpayed; and during
the entertainment, the air was 6ll-i with mar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

eve are informed that putting potatoes near
the ire that are intended for earIy growth to
induce them to ihoot. and then cu ting the DO
tatoe, and carefully planting i with he hoot
upPsrmolf, will produce a crop five OF tx weeks
iooner than the ordinary way IF letting them,
and crop rather more productive"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

His E4celleocy JOHN ADAMS, arrived at
this place yeRe,d4y. lie vas efcorred by .
troop Of Cavalry INTO town, where BE was re
ceived By the Citizens with cordially and re-
Ipea which they have hitherto bsen accuROmed
10 pay WARRINGTON.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
DortlaltQ,
MoNDAr, JUNE rs, 1900.

Public notice IS given IL the Philadelphia pa
pers, that the Olices Of the Secretary Of State,
Secretary Of War, Secretary Of the Navy and
General PoR. Office, are removed and the re-
fpe6ive officers at the city Of Warrington.
The Honorable jain 1EagJ6aA. Efq. Secretary
Of State arrived at the city OF Warrington the
9TH int.
The Hon. Mr.. Dexter, Secretary Of War,
has alto arrived at Warrington. The Princi-
pal part Of the officers o. State, are as fhe new
Of government.
The PreGdent has taken an opportunity, in
courle of his preftnt tour, 70 wat upon inc
mourning widow Of the illalrious WASHING
TcN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

MhFPIED-At Gorham, on Monday evening Ak
Mr.. EBENtzER SIoRER, merchant oil this town, TO Nj
KATBERINE STEPHENsoN, of ne former place.
10 this town On Wednesday Taft, Mr.. EDWARD Rcf
II soN 10 NIIls BEr5EY CAPEN,
DIED--In This town, "a ThuTC11y Ian, Mr.. LEIgz
Cox, aged q
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

Z = --c gvery >J5ei s.ci,e7 10 RE Appearance
'.'1 "a apo. ID Va :on'e nQeaflte re.cab:ng
LII, le countries E5e AL, idu. and induITy have
ssv-a e2t4~utSt, jh Eri1s ne bighet fuiihiaCs
lh- al ttaoa X 5he lants tor ma J hani-
x yeas
lie above otfttvl'ioo Al Ire PRECEDENT will
a. r0 alI,olt every mile Of ar courtry.-
.'h- uunetoaS lnpTQ veuents il -1gricuLtare,
( tAi1 tie lah ,werty four years th- appear
J.c,= OF property anl eiegaPce il Ih- Dwellings
I'D our.nuildi1cs 4 aur h7ibandmen the re7t-
r,is aad il.tut. 10 Be obierred, on the farms,
All roads the dnrsbie }iu6turs Of tie walls
and fences and The care taxed to Improve
hiu1> give great plealure 70 The traveller /;
uhda he adva-ages tLeT>ot NUT Dc felt IN
ey11y part of the land
Tie iourbsrn papers fJFnilh many indications
of thai relpetl and vaneTation which is felt BY
every caJriot American tor our beloved Pref.
dent, = Every town thro' which he has Paded 10
his tour 10 the city Of Waiting ton. have been
jealous in paying him di0inSuithed marks of
honor aud relPed.
A Court of Inquiry, whereof Commodore
T.uston was Preiidtat, and Capt. Samuel Bar
ron. ard CIpr lanes Barton Members has been
eld "a board tie United States hip OF war Chef
are4ks, at Norfolk, to iuveoiGate the cauies that
leJ To the lof Of The mat, q the ir2ate Congress
After lie examination Of the lecond and third
Iieuteuants Of the flip, and receiving anlwers 10
queries proPofed to L. Cords, who was unable
10 attend The wiinsfes we're de.ired 70 with
draw when the PrsGdent PIT che following
oueRon TO The junior member Capt. James
Barron, Of tie navy Do yoa t5iak there is a1y
sasJE 70 arrgQ Cqbt .TaneJ Seer ID 0raer fEat h
nay Be fraa ~ Cart Martial t5r biS CONDUIT q
~ 7evioa 70 fbs gale o qvind il ev5eb f5s COngr55
kf Esr maf5 :" ANSWER. do nor thick
that there is the fmalleR caule whatever The
FIefidsns next put the fame queaiOn to Capt,
Samuel Barron, who made The fame reply
The Court then, unanimously acquitted wiki
hosor Capt. Sever Of any charge Of negligence
and was Of opinion thai he uied all bis ikil and
eudeavou.s 10 prevent the accident. The deci-
fon Of the Court was given The 2Slh April lat.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

" The following method Of preparing watt
proof Lea hsr, At a very fnall eEPenie, will J:
found invariably to fucceed Take one Pia.
Of drying oil. two ounces Of yellow wax, Two
ounces Of lPiri.s IF turPentine, and ounce d
Burgundy pitch, melted carefully over CO
6te with This competition new fhoes and boOI
are to b rubbed, in the fun, or Al dlflua:
from the IRE, with tPunge, as often a Tier
become dry, until they are fully iaturatsd Ii.
leather then is imperviGus 10 wet, the lhoes al
boots laG much longer, acquire fottnels and PHI
ability; and thus prepared, are the moi eFs:.
tual Preiervative ag4ina cold and chil5llins."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

Capt. rIouGon arrived at Philadelphia, iron
Laguira, and who left there May IS, informs
that riders had been received from Spain h
the ports being Immediately ihut.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
Marine

Friday hR 1rriqs4 jcBr. S7oal,rr, CAPT Tbsn
Hat, ~ Aay5 trs,z 81 T5omas,-1l ". Ba7ssug
b2uad plgige fote tbs EGzai-f5 T9ns5, Edur
Cha'a5sn a..Rer, 5 days out yfa7 Phila4sPa
bound p Mati1ir5 IL ~, "a A. hrg O. 2
JaEe 8, J62ks tie big Franklin, tIan Psfosreasrl
3 days oah BsY.d p SuiEzm, n Lzi. ~, 46i
kHg. W.
Brig Faic;y CAPT. Broer7, Of PorttrsatE, IA
1vif5 t5s fer under e9aveT 9ft6s Scanned
Seb'a7sr Satt, CAPT Rerniak, Of NezrJzysI
Ar brH rzb:grsd 5y lbs FyeHs4, arJ ~2r4stars
fbr Engfb.
T5s Zip Mly, CAPT. Baker, oft55 Parh
4rriv-4 II Hampton RoalJ, TO lays fraa L7'
fo9A
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
pH11AnErpHrs. 1rNE II.

j
An al having Paded The Legislature Of this
Gate, at their lah iefion, directing the fale Of he
houre crested il this city, for the accommoda-
ton Of the Prefdent of The United States the
commifioners in Purluance Of that at. have ap.
pointed Tuefday the 18th Of JAY next, for the
fale Of laid IIoule and he adjoining Lots.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

a Bahama Gazette Of May 20, fays, g On
Sunday came in The American Schooner Grey
hound, with 1lves from the Coat Of Africa, and
brings information that an EngIih fquadron of
fricatss have taken Goree.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

Advices have been received from DR.. Steven.
at Cape Francois, that French Frigate had ar.
rived At ST. Domingo in "a days from Bour
deau1, bringing d1patches, inveaing Gen Tout
Iaut, with the chief military command of that
i1and, confirming Roume in his agency, and
directing Rgaud to return to France.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

A gentleman who has counted the Duels
publilhed within the lat tx weeks, makes the
whole number II; in which there were 8 per
ions killed and "a wounded. As the number
Of Duels within this tEort lpace had more than
equalied the whole tor three years prior TO the
pref-nt period, * N-,uld f4tisff Ele curious IF
reaioa could b aligned for this psrnicious in.
create. Gas. ". ST.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08

er' Of political wldon. 1.-The poGes no, tane enough
70 re iih the works Of poetea imagination, let him
genuine himleF q fnch authors as Ihucydides and
kenophon, Poybius and Plutarch, I.ivy aud SulIun
Politics viii atune new grace by communicating with
hitorY and Philoophy and political converf4lon ia
tead OF a vague, paionate and declamatory eTalion
Ct undgeed ideas will become mon liberal exercife
OF the faculties and form mental banquet # which
the belt and wiiefi Of mankind might indulge their finer
appettes with iniatabe avidity-What can coniitute
more rational obea Of contemplation than the noble
fabric OF ioeety, civilized by arts letters and gion
what can better employ fsgacity, than to degif-
modes tor is improvement and prefervationi
Not only the underlT ding, the tale, the temper or
people but I'VE pirt slfo, will be greatly improved
~ earning politics Of the Greeks and Romans. No
man OF feeling yet read Livy without learning to
detst ilavery, andtO glow with love and emulation
Of public virtue The Greek and Roman fpirt cannot
be too much encouraged by thoe who have ju1 idea
Of the dignity Of true friend his country And lex
il be remembered, thar the Athenians in their rhoa
glorious periods, much attached politics as
any people Of modern times but that they preferred
amidh the warmeE contel refined tate and delicate
PATTON for the poliseA learning, ahd the Prooundet
philcfophy."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
ON POLITICAL coNYERsA41oM
AN ExrRAcr.

= Re who would add an elegance - politics, and
tiuguith his eeHveraton the iIbiett from the w.
Iteration Of poorer in aehCuie, Of blwlrrs in the
rect ih0uld nfpett the falhed pieces RI antiquity
aG learn public acts and councils in the li9it
\ which they appeared to It. Re whom The world has
eng eoahdeFsd lome aF The bsit 4ud potter tsseh
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
Military Movements in Germany.

Z LONDON, July 7.
4 INTELLIGENCE from the Danube is
highly intereains, & The details uanfmitted by
Cen. Moreau to the chief con(nl REFRESHING the
attion Of HacebRadt The paGlge Of the river
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