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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-30

An Act to afcertain the quality of Hogs
Lard and making further Provilion for e infpsttion
of Butter
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14
Englih Official Account.
/ Alaaltsar.
From My. WrEBAM, 10 Lard GRrryurs.

From AIr. ~ ItEBA8f, 10 Lara GRENyiEEE,
lin, May s, 1900.
The enemy by Withdrawing their whole
fierce from the Northeah frontier Of Switzer-
land, were enabled TO unite force of Ioo, eco
men. The petition Of Stockach was attacked
on he cd, with very hyperion force, and car
1ied with fomc lofs on tie part of the AuE
TRANS AT the fdme time the main body of
the French, commanded BY Gen. MORGAN in
perEon, made a defperate attack upon the
Aufrian force under Gen. Kray, 81 Engen !;
but after An obhipate coHteR, and facri6cing
an immenf. lumber of men, they were obi
gel to delft. In the. mean time, the Archdukc
Ferdinand, who had defeated a. body Of the
enemy that had attempted TO cut him of, eff
fe9sd his junction with the main army, In
coniequence, however. Of the lols of Stokzch,
and The abfence Of ieveral comfortable de-
tachments, Gen. Kray found himlelf undert the
neceGity of Withdrawing in direction towards
the Danube. In the courfe Of this march he
was attacked again on the 9Th, in a Temporal
~ petition al Moefkirch, by the whole French
army, who were again rePulftd, after an OBJ
iiinate coofi9 and experiencing a lols much
greater than thar oft Auarians. TheFrench
did not venture TO renew the attack in the night
or on the next morning. On the 9th the Auf
TRANS took up a petition behind the Danube,
between Redlngen and Sigmaringen, without
any oppolition from the enemy and on the
8th had again rePaf-d that river, and were
preparing 70 advance. The Archduke Ferdi-
nand is reported to have diltnguiihed himGelf
particularly"
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-impstuofty, attacked botk wings, but were re
pulled by the brigades Of Latte. man, BufY,
and st. Julien the engagement only termina-
ted at nine in the evening.
On the 5,h the enemy were driven from SAT
felIo, and General Meias led the above mention
ed brigade aganf The Ametta. ordering the
regiment Stuart, with one Of them, Monte Ia.
jale, toeaablilb acommunication with the troops
under Field Martial Lieut.. Hohenzoilern.
On the 18th Field Martial Lieut. Hohenzol-
lern was al L.avezera, and his advanced pot,
eloie 10 ST. Petro d. Arena. Throughout that
neighbour hood the country people have taken
up arms againf The common enemy and as
Field Martial Lieut.. OFT has likewife advanced
to Calvari, onthe Rfagne, and bis advanced pot
extending from Cretto to Qqiuto, on the fea
coat, We mutt expect further intelligence from
this concentrated lituation of the army againlt
Genoa. Gen. Melas promiles foon to lend pofi-
tive intelligence of our own and the eneny's
lofs
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From French Papers.
PARIS, MAY z.
OFFICIAL.


Lieuten2nt-genersl Suchet reports from his
headquarters at Melagno, under date Of the
zER April, that to prepare the way for the
general attack, he on the 9th April attacked
the firf petition, occupied by the enemy. Ce-
neral Clauzel carried that petition, and made
4co priioners, are officers.
That during the whole day Of the 10th he
was engaged with the enemy, without having
either gained or left ground, notwithstanding
his army frequently engaged with the bayonet,
andthat the action was extremely warm during
the whole day. General Compans has been
wounded.
That General MAIZENA, has united his troops
in a MATS and poaponed till the zzd or z3d
April decifve attack
Nothing new has happened on the fde of
Genoa.
General Saint Suzanne paGed the Rhine at
Kehl on the morning 18TH, and defeated all
he met, and who wihed to defend the mouth
of the Kintzig he has killed great number
Of the enemy and taken feveral pritoners.
Gen. St. Cyr has croGed the Rhine at New
Briiack, and on the 10th entered Fribourg,
Thewhole army ofthe Rhine is in full march
to attack the enemy.
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THE NEGOTIATION.

We do nor find ar article in the London pa.
pers relpedlng our negotiators at Paris; nor is
there any truth in the report, that an expreis
paaed through Philadelphia, with dispatches 10
the PreGdent from them,-- 1t is full time,
however, our government were in poGeGion
of accounts from them. IA Halifax paper Ok
the ait ult. relates, 4" that letters from france,
found on board the Fly, an American veGel,
from st. Sebalians, for Newyork, lent il there,
mention that the treaty between America and
that country was progreling fat, and would
probably have been concluded but for the In
difpoGtion Of one Of the Commiaioners -
that Perions were to be appointed on both f1es,
to a(certain the ipoiiations on the American
trade-and that the balance Of an old debt
due to France was to Be applied as compen-
iation that the commercial connection be-
tween the two coustiies was ID be improved,
and the Americans were TO be put on foot
ing with the mott favoured nation" That
th-le letters may have contained the preceding
terms we are not averie to believe but we
know of no balance due by the United States
TO France. The United States owe to Holland
about 1000, 600 OF dollars PofIibly, as the
French are in habit Of Gueezing the Dutch,
they may prep that fun into their fervce as
part Of the compensation contemplated. A
letter from Paris, dated April z5th, received
BY gentleman in. this town, Jays, " The ne
gociation is in pleafant traia." Other letters
IRON London, mention, that from The magni
tuGe Of The objef, it drags on heavily.
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NICE, APRIL 70.

A Merchant of MarfelilIee, name Second, who
left Genoa, the 18th of April, and arrived at
Nice. on the 10Th, has depofed that there are
5000 Aultrian Priloners at Genoa, taken partly
on the right of Genoa, and partly on the heights
OF Savonia that the General in Chief is at St.
Jacques, which poa belongs TO Us; that the
Auarians occupy Finale and Savonia and that
between theie two towns, Gen. Souchet has cut
oil the enemy that ar Genoa, there are provif-
IONS iultleient tor two months and that the
Genosie emulate the FreRch in the defence Of
the common caule, and they are all armed.
They remember with pride, that in the wear
1874, unaiIiRed, they defended themfeIyes
agaipit the power Of Aulfria.
Citizen Second, who made the depoftions.
came from Genoa, in a boat, which efcapsd the
vigilance of the Englilh feet. The following
are copies of the two publications brought ~
Citizen Second
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14

Fran PIrTsGvRcH. fPsHa. JUNE 81.
With pleaiure we lay before our readers The
following leter fromthe late Secretary Of War,
o the Little Turtle, an inhuential and Prinei.
pal Indian Chief.
"Way Department, goth My, 500.
"FRIFNDs AND BRorHERs,
{" BEING about to retire from the Depart.
ment of War. and to return to my houfe and
friends near Baltimore in Maryland, / could
not think Of leaving the ofi-e without convey
ing to you my earnsf requeR, that you viii
continueto the United States, your friendly and
honourabls attachment. lhall fncerelY and
earneRly recommend to my fucceIor, to cult.
vate the good viii If All our red brethren, and
particularly your friendfhp.
+" 1t would have given ne pleafure, had il
been proper, to have taken home your picture,
which have preferved il my ofic-, this how
ever cannot be permitred--it mul remain to
my fuccedor but lhalI carry with me The
remembrance of your fidelity, your good f.nle
your honef regard for your own people, your
feuibility and elegant difcourie ID their favour,
and what is precious to me as an individual, q
belief that | lhall always retain your friend.
hjp.
give you my hand, and pray the Great
Spirit 70 Protea and NIKE you happy.
4 Farewell Brother, JAMES M HENRY.
q" To The LrrrLE Turin"
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ioibs Fr>fent tine, tic le'ss5fghe enemy on fhe
whole extent Of the linc may amount % ABOUT
I5oo Prif.ners md 8 pieces Of cannon.
The enei ~ appear to be taking pofeiIion
of The line of oioekach, and the army is now
marching 70 engage them. IL IS united with
Tie exception Of the corps commanded by Gen.
St. SuE4rnc.
:sI-iead youa cory of the csp;tulation OF
The fort Of Hohenvf. All the Generals praife
the bravery If the Soldiers and the zeal and in
tell gencc Of ne officers.
Health and rcfpea, DESSOLES.
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Mit7s, commander at Censr, t0t5s Frsacb
MinjGcr to tie Ligwian Gogernme1t.
Il rranfmit % you, Citizen Miaifer, dii
patches | have received this infant by an extra
ordinary courier from the General in Chief /;
in which are contained thefe words "Ahue
the Government, my dear General that in the
courie of 10 morrow the Weltern Coat viii be
evacuated for the enemy is retreating but Il
is probable we nail not overtake them by %.
morrow, though il is what very much with.
There Is no other news
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From TIE B99on Cenr:aek-IVedasJ1iay Jp5 9

An arrival yeaerday from London, furnifhes
Us with papers to the 10th May fourteen
days later than before received.
We mentioned in the CenJinel of "Wednesday
lat the opening Of the campaign on the Rhine.
The French claim important Victories gained on
the 9Th and 9th NAV. at Stockach and Mu-
1kirch ; and the Engliih allow the events to
have been di(aRerous. The French are fad
10 have brought 100 600 men into combat
to have forced the Aultrian lines on the Rhine,
to have captured 1000 men and to have
forced them to retreat TO the Danube. On the
9Th May, the AuRrian Head Quarters were al
Ulm. In thef- diipoftioas Moreau complete
" out generated KraY but lome deduttors
muG be made from the Ultimate Of priloners,
as the French accounts are teegraphic.
In Italy, after ferries of deadly and invete
rate conAlfs, Viaory has deferred the Rand
ards Of her favourite child, MAIZENA, who
has been obliged TO fcek ihelter under the vail
of Genoa, from the reiterated attacks Of Gen
Melas. All accounts agree, that the French
affairs in that garter were in a clA.terous
Gate and fome that MAIZENA, had made offers
20 capitulate. A reinforcement, however, Of
z6 ,ooo men, were proceeding from DJon, e
ash May, received via Salem, mention. a let
ter hlving been received there from Genoa,
dated the lsa Of April, Eating, that Mafena
found bimfef obliged 10 offer terms OF captu-
lation which Gen. Melas would not accept F;
and that in confequence Cen. Maaena had re
monarated Lord Keith on the lubjett. The
refult was not known,
Conful Buonaparte left Paris the 5h May,
and travelled TO Dion 1856 miles) in IS hours
On the 7lh, he entered Geneva aud in
fifteen days he was 90 return % Paris
The French army Of Egypt has arrived of
Toulon where it was performing quarantine !!
The Engllh channel feet was at Tea ;-and
the captures made hy the Bri,ilh eruifers in
create daily, Among the late ones, is the
William Tell, of 80 guns the LAT remaining
fhiP of the line of the Egyptian expedition.
A very ferrous attack has been made on
the life Of the King Of Great Britain. We are
rot in poG=ilion Of the papers which contain
the 6rl accounts of il; but from the numerous
addrefes, from both Houfes Of Parliament,
from the city Of London and from all the
counties, &c. congratulating his majeay on his
prOvidential e(cape from aGAfiiatio ; We con
clude il mutt have been violent and vindica-
tive
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dated at the fame place Nay +, giving fartbe.
particulars Of the fame Actions, and rating d..
the French made o,coo Prifoners and killed All
wounded about as maryland another L. J.
from the fame perlon dated at Bibersch Nv
10, which, together with a Telegraphic D.
patch, furriihing the lAtef information fom
Suabid, we have copied.
The Newyork Papers contain Information og
MaGeaa, as late as May 3-he remained coopei
up az Cenoa-had received fme Puppies 4
proyilions and il is faid, poGtGed iutic enl for
20 days.-He appeared determined upon max.
ing DELIBERATE defence.
Its faid preparations are making 10 England
for new expedition.
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LONDON GAZETTE-Mly 10.
From Lord KEITH 10 MIR. NEPEAN.

III iH0err, af Geasz, APrH Io
"fhave the fatisfaaion of acquainting you for
the information of their I4ordihips, that the
Guillaume Tell having aaemptedto efcape from
Malta on the evening of the 2oth ulrimo, was
Intercepted and captured the following morning
By his Majefy's thips Lion, Foudroyant, and
Penelope but as have not yet received CaP..
Dlxon's account Of the particulars the action,
or OF the lofs which has been fuRained, NUT
take another opportunity of communicating
them. underaand however, that the enemy
was completely dfmaaei before lhe ltruck, ard
that the Lion and Foudroyant have had killed
and wounded about forty m.n each"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-14

VIENNA AFkEL 10 SF01z re Gc2Tf Ofzefe
According TO accounts received here from
Gen. Meas, from Madonna di Savona, Varra
eio, and SaGcllo, from the nth to the nth
iBlt he continues his operations in the Riviera,
and againf Genoa. Every where the enemy
makes the mott obfinate relifance, and in one
of the different engagements, which happened
on the nth, between Dogareto and Monte
Fajale, they could only be driven to flight by
the unexampled bravery Of our grenadiers, and
the lzillful manner in which they make nfe Of
the bayoner, A chief of brigade, feveral taft
officers, and So privates were made priioners
on this occaGon MAIZENA, himfelf was in dan
ger Of being taken, and was faved with the
greateR difficulty by bis troops On the fame
day Field. Martial Lieut. Elfnitz was attacked
on Monte ST. Giacomo, by the French general
of divifon, Souchet, whom he repulled, but
not without comfortable lofs.
At the fame time the advanced pots of field
MARTIAL lieut.. Kahn when attack II near Chan.
mods by diviion of troops under Gen. Thur
reau, from Briancon, bur he repulfed them
Beyond the Thora. On the preceding day,
howevtf, the enemy had fueceeded, fIvored
By fog, in furprifng the brigade of gen. Ulm
90 the height of Settle PAM, and in driving him
from that poR, after which be joined field mar
l1aI lieot. Elfrnitz, in his petition on Monte St.
Giacono.
On the 18th, at ten in the morning, the
brigades Of our left wing were violently attack
ed at feveral points, BY the enemy, who fuc-
cee5ed in dillodging the regiment of TerzeY
and battalion Of Kelly from the highett point
Of the Armetta, after they had [uaained the
mon furious attacks. The1hre cont -,ed from
ten in the morning TIL night, with comfortable
lcfs 90 both fdes. The brigade of gen. Sticker
maintained its petition. This event induced
gen. Melas, on the 18th, 20 order the brigades
Baf} and Lattermann TO the heights of Arbi-
COLA ma Monte Reggino TO attack the enemy
with a concentrated force. The latter endeav-
ored 70 be beforehand with him, aud on the
evening Of the 4th, Gen. Count St. Julien was
attacked ia front by about 1000 men, coming
down from Mount PAmetta 1920 men at
temuting, at the fame time, to make themle'ves
matters Of SaFello, and tins to menace that
GENERALS front and rear bHt he maintained
his POTION in fpite of their repeated attacks,
and on the 9Th, the four brigades B0dy,
Bramano, Beilegarde, and Sticker, advanced,
70 that The If wing Of the army was onMonte
Iodrino, the centre on Stella St. GiaRina and
the right wing, conhai0g Of brigade of gre
nadiers, on The heights of Arbizola. At two
10 the afternoon, the enemy, wiki their uiual
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FRENCH ICTOR2~

q A telegraph dif2aich from Straiburg, of
tie 5sh ina. announces the following important
rews;-The. army Of TIE Rhine, on the Sd,
drove sack The enemy. 1t has Pofeled tieit Of
The important pot Of Stockscb, and the whole
Of the borders Of the lake of >Conaance, has
made ieven thouland prifoners.tak nine pieces
Of cannon, and lcven large magazine"
Memtew.
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Dareeraat FE-Ft of AnimnL Putref1nian.

Dangerous EE1a5 81 hnimzI Pztret1t7iau.
The noxious quality of pu relying animal
fubAances, and the de0ru6live efeas Of thepoifon
which by their decomposition, Is diluted in The
atmosphere, are becoming considerations Of i'm
menfe importance to the health aud lives ofths
people of the United States.
Among the many ariking facts which evncs
the truth Of this petition, the following. contain
ed In an eztraa IF ] let'er from lie celebrated
DIR. Mitchell, Of Newyork, to his friend in Boz.
ton, are worthy Of notice.
I lhajl fill up the re nainjer o this page BIZ
relating few fdds concerning leptic acid. Mr..
Prior, the Infpe9or General Of Beef and Pork
in this Commonwealth, during the (ummer and,
autumn Of 1899, examined leveral thouf4n bar
rels Of Poviiions in various Gates Of decay, part
ly from The bad quality, and partly from tbs
icanty quantity OF the 1lariate efSol,, (Sea Salt
with which they were picked, he and his alGE-
ants amounted, in the whole, to ary berjoHr, they
all cblerved when Beef began 10 putrfy, il AZ
ways tarHr3 JAR. Tbs aeidaycould Be 6st5 mi.
ted 0ndfgfd. When it inGnusted itlelf into cuts
and lcraIches on heir hands, it eauied them %
infame, and be difficult to healr-And out of
forty, 10 expoied 10 the acid fumes Of corrupr.
lag Beet, thirty cight, were afFe6ed with dyf
entsry, attended With more or lels offever, nau.
iea aud catarh."
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Downing STeef Nay 10.
From Hon. Mr.. WINDHAz, 70 Lord GRESvILLE.

Florence, AprK ~. 1900.
"The latelt news arrived this morning from
the vicinity Of Genoa, fates, that MAIZENA,,
having been beat fecond time at Voltri, on
the 18th inf. was obliged 70 take refuge, with
the remains of bis army within the walls of
Of Genoa and that all the firong ports and
forts without the city were 10 the hand, of the
combined powers, under the command Of gen.
Melas and admiral lord Keith.
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17-HHallY ODlls1 NY 70
Letters received this morning from Lord
Keith, dated April the zIR. mention feveral i'm
Pertant advantages gained by the Auiirilns in
The vicinity Of the city Of Genoa, under the walls
OF which place the French have been obliged to
concentrate their force. In many attacks the
Engliih fhiPs were employed with conGdera6le
efed.
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General Oadinat to Citizen the Liexrian
Corvette.

l am happy 70 announce 70 you, that Cen.
Suchet has taken The important petition Of St
Jacques. Two thouEnd prifooers are made
We are in Purluit Of the enemy. The Censral
IN Chief thinks Of taking up his quarters this
evening at Yareggio."
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DorHanO,

MoNDAr, July Il, rs.

AT length fome freh advices are obtained from Eu.
rope The details 10 this DAYS Gazette are late and
intereaing They afford grounds which to calculate
a bloody campaign. While the friends Of humanity
weep AZ he human carnage, let Americans rejoice
that they arc 70 far removed from the languinary
iccnei aRd under government Of their choice
enabled to purfne unmolsled, their buGueGs anl
plealurss.
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sALEM. ruLY ~

In addition to the intelligence in our Ian
Capt Derby brings the good news, that the fhip
with money and merchandise, due BY treaty
from the United States to the Dey Of Algiers.
had arrived, after long Padage, and Quoted
the rage Of that mighty monarch.
While Capt Derby was at Naples, executions
were carrying on with vndittive fPiri', in con.
fequence of the late rebelIions--fuppoied, Q Sc
greatly in2igated By the Queen This princes
i filter Of the la-e Queen IF France.
An Englah expedition, with COCO land FIR.
ces, pafed up the Sraits while Cdpt. Derhv
WAS at Cibraltar-their ebjea unknown 81
rome fuppofed to be 70 infpire the King ofNa.
plee with courage to return from Sicily to hs
ancient feat Of government
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The RePorts'of Mr. JeEarfon's Death app-ar 70 5-
without foundation 1t Is fd that IN old negro lave
called Thomas JeferlOn having died at MOutecslO
occsiloned the reports.
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FF3n ne D0TOD NIeFCNT' = FffdaV, TlTy I.
BY the arrival at New York, we have va
rety of official detlils which our papers by the
Franklin did not afford Among them are the
particulars Of the operations Of the Aufrian
army in Italy TO April ~, with the reiults of
which we arr already acquainted-A letter
from Mr.. Wickham, with an account Of occur
rences 10 Suabia to May 6--Another letter
from the fame perfnn, dated at Ulm May s,
with an account of the arrival Of reinforcements
to the Auarian army--A letter from Moreau,
dated at Cloaerwald, May 6, with bi,f &C.
count Of the battles Of Engen and NJ ,fkirch,
on the sd and 9Th Of May, which are mention
ed By Mr.. Wickhan, in the letter We pubht1)
il which Moreau fays he made 10000 prifon.
s-s "A letter from the Chief Of Stat DeGoIle,
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It has been fomewhere oblerve5 81 the cele.
brated Chea:rdeld, that nothing is more inP9,
lite or inPclltic than to prae any particu ar
v'rtue m company where fome ar no orious
Tor the practice Of The oPpoGte vice, as It feldon
tails to create an enemy.
is then no wonder thar the Editor Of The
Aurorais CALLED az lceing the words bg.sr and
fo1arabs 70 frequently and properly applied 10
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ROWLETT's
tables OF IIlcount 81 Interah

q eosyy dollar (zgit5oaf seasstsa,I -,
from one 70 two thouland; thence on evsr, 49,. ec
ana I'VE hundred, to Eve thouiand from ,'-'y'
louI Gays inciuuve, = TX per ceat with nof-s -
and per cent. &c. &C &c ioE s.
Inc work Is dedicated, ~ peruiTon. 70 - -
cent ana DIRECTORS Of the Bank Of North A; 80,
iees''eo IN the trit rwelvs days the oat,ono ~ -
TalANS Frehdent of the Uped 81 ~. f -
JLtfER'oN, Wee PrcGdent 1T de Un;-ed -
lII"ient ~ Tue Senate; of cvo.thifos If ,be e,.-
NV "ienlHers OF the Houie of Reprslentativ u III,
oa'eSi and OF the Prehden.s and Direlfor. ~
!; 'san%s unanimously, &ca lit " M vglo
~ ana attached 10 the propofas
i n eViaenI that the WORK w W 10 trunDer,r c,,cb
Pcnny ching for do allure The public rhat ny nr3
Il y reduced very o-, taf according W nv r
are A walsh books feil ana il is nv fu.I Determine
,iou 81 render ~ ~ point Of suBIlcr Malta va
luebie acquiGuon.
n relped to The accuracy Of the Tables. toe much
ef"hot o. lad and pledge myfeH ih.t PRENiITJ5E
"a nor leisthan one HuNDR ID DOLLARS n a-l ~ frI
othe hr'I e'ion who fhali inform me Of 1L eyrar
sf ore cen. according to The principe aG1d MAJ
TO 70 away All doubts with refpest 10 IT, -
Of the undertaking, DO 7f 6irs4aIv dsri,y,
viii amount to very near -FOUR TuousAso no,f .a. 'le
perhaps more Independent of any rennnc--,;rs' +"
my trouble ID the a-5uoa5 E4fqeG ANA tbe - ~
expence alrea5y incurred FOR ipecimens
advertilementsi handhis, &c sc FN'@'''
do therefore truft with conf s.nce IA, r.,I
will continue 20 come forward withtkat ppbEc 49,
and geneiofty which characterize the natioo Ia
port the work by iubicEbiug ID il without heft,r,a
otherwrie Il cannot be publicd and | nun \, 49,.
TO reflect upon coNsiDa RABLE loss
I am, with profound refpea
Gentlemen,