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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
TIE VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
Friday, Novembsr IA, 1860.
Ksry Lais and Important.

By the NIP America, arrived at Phiia-
deiphia, in very ihort psaagc from Eu-
rope, London dates have reached this office
as late as the Sixf6 of Oz45sr. The uoll
prominent articles they afford, are
The Ratification Of i TREATY OF
AMGrY AND COMMERCE between this
county and France, which was officially
announced at Paris 90 tic az Oaober.
The Renewal of the Armi6icc on the Rhine,
and the Formation of IA Cougreis al Lune-
Vile, where rep eCeu,ativea from al the
be,lgercni powers will meet to conclude a
GENERAL PEACE
Ne Convention between Great Britain
and Denmark, aud the Dlcou,lnuance OF
tbs Embargs on Bri in Subjects and Pro-
perty in RGfiia, and
The Capture of Malta by the Bri,iih.
Thele and many articles Of lefa impor--
lance, viii be found under the head Of this
days mail.
LBah. Ed Csz ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

The following. anecdote Of ihe celebrated
French general Lecourbe, is told in a Swif,
oewfpaper printed at BeTnc. A few DAYS
before the a-miaire, Lscourbe wihed 70 re-
cor noiirs in peFfon fome poGtionsand lone
diftriet, ia contemplation of his attack upon
Feidkirch &c. Toe poin, was TO difguifc
himfeif in iuch manner as not to be rccog-
nized BY the Auariaus "a mil.T having
come 20 wait on him about Tome reqniil-
ous Of aour, thought truck him 70 bor.-
rev the miller s cioathes,
he invired him to dinner. and plicd han
With bonpcrs oniil he fell iaa aGeep,
thia 6.ua,ion Leroprbe ordered him 10 be
uajrefsI, and equipped in an uniform, laced
Dat. sc. snd c.r,icd him out 20 cop{e At
goai. diiisoce from che advanced Poaa.
I.ecourbe then equipped himfslf in the
miiier'5 clothes, and covered hiwfelf with
ii1ur, and proceeded 20 make his obferysti-
ons On bis return, he met lmsll party
OF AnHrisn hue.rs, vhom he sccoaed, and
told Them thst az litis diiiance there uss
French geaeral slcsp, whom tsey night
teke pdlonsr. The pretended miller point-
cd out the place, aad thea Goely With
dew ,i he was put u iigh,, aud then made
she bet Of It's way to the Frsuch potts.
The furprite Of tue Bvarians may Be
guea-d. vhcn from be accounts Of he mil
Ter hey dhcoscred thatihey " re within an
ace ot Ec''irg AZ thsir poliehi.n shc active
aad ssipsilas Issoutbc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
49, YORK, Noyember (.

Seven Of the ariioneva who effected their
efcap. from the State Psifon on Moni5y
afternoon, were sppreheudcd at HasseufTck,
io &c na'- of New Ieriey--thropgh winch
place they were marching in body.
Tho eii'or Of the New York Gazette re.
ceivcl yeRerday letter from "a officer on
board the United StateP Fr;gahe p-riidepi,
Commodore Truz'on, dated BaGaterre-
Roads, Sept. go, which lays,
+" On or paGage OUT to THE aati'ir, we
rnade one recapfore. 90 VIII, the FnglA ohio
Ru'h, from Mar,iniqae, bound % Nav
Foapilspa, loaded with The produce Of the
Eneli'b iGan59."
Enclofcd ii the sbove letter, wss copy
OH following. from David ". Clsfkfon,
eiq. to co.nnodcre Teaxlon.
"DgAs SIX.
"I have ddprchsd neg-o 70 Old Road,
AZ YOU defired, ADD have writ,en C5pt. Shaw
"By gentleman Who left Curacoa on
shs Ath Of Sept, | wa Informed the French
friyste Ia Vengeance had goae 70 Ga ,ua
very lane itusti1n with ouly I6S nsn, and
boz very few f.am-n On board--Copt Pilot
v,s ordered by one Of the sgeats % Goaas-
Ioaoe, who hal zone 70 Curacao, to uis
H.. "a ce IN compelling "a. Americaasthere
"a nav Tor the damsgcs that n iutlinei ia
tbe enssae,neat with the ContSlhUon,
wh;eh he refnJed ~ canl-ca.uce, he was
sAtsa,ened gi.h srrsaa-i1n, sn4 20 b isni
~ GaadalJupe. Immediately he mAee Sv'Y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

From ieyefal valuable friends, we have received
sarpists Giles Of London papers. 70 the 6.h Oa
inelosye, We nc forty 70 notice in them tic
nor di!lSeling reettls Of numerous riots which
hsss oeeufssd in the prnsip.l towns Of Eapland,
on account OF the fesrcity of bread. IN l.ondon,
PorrimortrJ BrHin CHAM, 5arwieh, &c the posu.
lRrez-,fcs rave besn great. Tf- military au,hor..
ity has hser called ir, and the Einz' proelamssi.
IN liiosd, % iupgrsii rhefe siaruiny ourraves.
There has been dreadful F1RR in Wappinr
Forty or flty honfcs have been eoniumed
The Convention between the EMPEROR snd
Fianss, FOR Tie Piolongation n the 8ruliNice. Ri
pniate' ne farfender Of Uim, PhiHp.burx and
Ingoiasi; n the Republicans Within 80 daSs. lie
gsTrioI 20 retire ~i,h th-ir snmani,ioo. &c. :.
the Armiaice, which IS to extend 20 itiiy, y 70
lla for days from September , 81, comprehend.
cox - days tor notice Of The redemption Of aotli.
ueei the line Of DsnuggkH.oa fzed W inc con I.
Vsa,isn d ths 9Th JAY syFsf.rysj, The French
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

ei'l frefh in the recollection OF every mind,
devoted TO tbs caulc OF democracy in this
country, IL ia certainly oeirher hsrfh nor fe-
'e'e' 20 nurlber smong the wont eaenies
OF our libsr'y, iho'e men who have prsiicd
the butiih monarchy, AID Who with 70 form
a itrong COALITION with tha, government,
ae5 the corrupt agents who are end.ayoar-
Jag :" l1Ppo't this ,ot'sring iygsn OF O..
haocisrpg ihjuRice,
L is not within The compafa Of poGi6iliry,
HAT a lyaeaI Of Zach predatory iaiani,y, or
tach ostopal irjait'ce, can long coutmte TO
sshsvs the talen's and the virtue, OF e. ma
ny UPRIGHT, weiiinformed, and well d.
Poieo men, rs now exit ia the britifl en-
pre- Il ,hat soveromen, can b suaihilas
ed, wrctcbsd model wiIl be deliroved.
wtich will eventually cff:alate the ruia of
> merican i'nerty. and deittoy the arden,
hopes OF rs rsal frieads, 70, on!y here hot in |
Every part of Europe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14


Il is an old remark that faas are anb-.
born things; hut faSis, in the prefent Gaze
OF politics, ipeik language that ought 70
have powerfpi influence upon the nindo Of
American citizens.
The lslter of Tench Coke, contains ma
~ important rs,h9, which he haa pledged
himlelf to lubtantiate, and which are known
20 hundreds Of citizens bcGls. They are
iaets which call loudly for public attention.
and which, ought to inprco upon the inIe-
pendent citizsns fthele Gstcs, ar opinion
Whole force lhail work she ruio Of nouzr-
ehical plans, aud forever snnibilate the po--
polarity Of tioGe men who have 70 far abaa.
doDed their 3uiy as : advocate flch mea-
fures and principles.
IF The ioaa aud deGgns, which are July
80 be attributed to Adams, Hamiton, Piack.
ney, and their afociate8, Nas fully made
kaawn, It would be impoGole tor the whig-
i'm Of geuuinc love Of liberty, which haa
hithrrto fhielded this eountry sq,inG ito
cratic outrage, to remain 6lent upon luch
.iolemn aud iateIeGiug faaa
II the American revolution Was founded
in principle II toe virtnots end vencrs5e
Wilmington was among rs mott able advo--
Gates il the talents and The independence
OF che country, vcge olIerd up npou the al
tar Of liberty; if in the sAimailon Of the
f'eemeo Of ihsle asteg, 70 price wa 100
great 70 pay FOR the fccup,yo Of cqosI dgh,s,
aud che oaivcrfal ea ibhfncot Of .i5uty--
i iueh be The ia,pret5e isss, walsh aTs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

sas" sgess a!.'raJFdfo fte etisers Of mr.
'ytaad, BY ,tauer 1i'Asary, Et9 fs~sy.ar,
R'ev:oHs % bi' jlaonisg S-e,.io.y at qyqr.
tudesyqa- % e!ea men Whole ei-eomAsnee,
"no duration viii nave 10 ;mPro4 iniulnce uy"
OF 'ilsir pubic proceedings.
IA nta WHO have slTays eca Found 20 a.
'eet ti-'f oPe1lri'n even gssl the liberal .ajuk-
eos o. cifefsat religious perluaijon when p,aesd
n conlpetJnn win perlon ~. the,r ,v, sl,,m.h-
heie ate enemies 70 equal Lsc., and Wi! ficii.
hes a'inoit every thur - rel sisus r-.iadre ct
ii' di1eais 90 determine, ~hethes lie hulasn
r'irc - storc Enner the iu,lu. see az ;pterel or
6igosry !nterea % styii7 biectry Cha-i5
o. We iriendlOf mankind Re is, err 81 ssTiI aud
religious Liberty Keep fae away from yonr eo1n-
cii'. bigois and 'rr,Gsd mcr!
3. Never truit ;aHsD.. man co laske laws for
YOU, when you eau get - hcn-G EIap the siril
does every fhing hy trick. the Iaa every thing ~
truth. Inc one is always saneid--the Other al.
ways hyPoerite, and, when no,hiaS e,ie VIII do
bsr.
The poiieilion Of power bsge's power. Do
not give pow er 20 Z weak man, fu- hs clnno, ne
i 70 yOar advantage; nor TO sad niza. Tor he
viii 'urn it 20 lie own profit I. IS Only TO be
truite1 N tie bands OF : good man and even net
long wish hiA' ieiL it ihOu!d coErupt bis vitae
s long petition Of power n;esdirily weaken,
the love Of liberty, end creates an indifference 70
the appreciation 81 good men. Power, by :ncres.
fng meas influence, nelines them to rely more
upon it, chan upon virtue, for their rrele3ion.
5, Il is aiways dangerous to kees tA= Offices Of
government flied By men linked together by the
lsal- tee Of iuteseit. Should this ever happen, and
tt.sie men acquire inHusncc coG.iaus Gcoi!aves
in Office, the ihsrties o. inc people wall be fya
ioweJ up in thet particular Intcrca Il prevent
mis- calamity, TIC bill OF rights is continually re
miuding you that " elections oaght 10 be Eee aud
GTequs : and that rotz.ion IN the HIGHER de
p4riments G. governments Is one OF she eat fsea.
mites Of Perm@nsnI freedom.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

Tcparat'en to ii: a;p he p0aiblj could, and
weo' 70 ia N very crippled astc face
vince, J an iniorned, ihe has been taken
and carried into Bermuda by Bnth A.,
a, n very wre,ched iituatioo, as i, ALTO the
Lsai.h ni5p.
I" an r'oa respectfully, Sir,
Your obcdt Servant.
DAVID M. CLARKsoN.p
tnomsa Froxsou, Efq. Commander of
the U. S fqasdron.
Otobsr 1, 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
(P5A Gaz.J

Bis friend IN tbif ciy, dessa No
csmbsr 9tb, 1900.
:" Lati evening, about 8 o'clock.
from iome accident not yer cor
rectly accounted for, the Office of
the Department. of War was entire
~ confirmed by fire, wieh all the
records ron the earlieil period of
orr revolution, except a few boxes
OF papers and books in the ac-
counfant's room aud the paGage Of
the osflce. Very little vas 70 be
expected from the exertions ofthe
citizens IN a place 70 tllinly inha-
bited as our infant cityi aud 1t is
nor TO be wondered at thar th.
adjoining houfe was alto delfroycd.
1t is pee uliarly fortunate that there
were no other buildin s contiguous,
as they NUT inevitably have iharcd
the lame tate. The lols TO our
country at large, from this accident.
mutt be inmence, as II is morally
imPoiible to repair The lofs of the
Records. The mifery and difrefs
Of the family who lived next TO the
ONCE, mutt be extreme indeed
at about ? O'Clock in the afternoon
the head Of this unfortunate family
was iunmoned TO the manRon OF
peace, and his lifeleiS corpIe had
nearly been deprived of that re.
lPecttul intermcut which his friends
intended this afternoon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
an n'oa respectfully, Sir.
Your obed, Servant,
PHILAOELPRIA. N.uenzer 6.

Il spprars from the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
That HAsrse aata!'y holds Sis,t57 acre,
oi .lnd N :. CaroIiaa. b., theyhave g &c
daced all his so5tI to ninseme.," lands
averaged at orf and u 6sJr dollsIo the acre,
shey ai'ei &c to be worth no more ,i,an f..
can't Yet the szigm1 ren,eius ,gh We he
could come by laud ,hus lorlr reduced
worth $4,000 dollays Did he make i, By
his 2ra,aice as la@ycr +; Did ne lave (, OUT
OF his Consreilionsl laIsry Did he max. il
40 aid,ee.csmp in the Fof W.afer II4r. or Is
. n'c'aberot The i'apcachment Committee ,
lie could noS have seale 10 much at the
iPeaesr's caro- parties
Allowing HIN to have lived Ike Came.
leon upon the air, during the iis year, he
has been III Congre(s, ali his congregational
f'laT7 would NOT anount to balfB IAN.
nor gould the price of Meiirs. Nics,ip ana
Giils;hs Wiur, added 10 his falarv, max.
good the deficiency --Mr. 165yaS Dccg,,.
VINO Is MS lgent, appears 70 haze h,cn the
as'Aor otshe article in the Philadelphia Ca.
zette--bat when ht undertook TO aac.y.r or
to explain, he fhoull not hav, done IT. bv
'dfSef or qfa'frrs as all that remains upsy.
plalned m9R BE- admitted al faa.
Rarely has p great a cbaage taken Place
N I"s 'niode o. any people, as The Rate Of
Feur'yivau'a has exhibited. Inthe aItm5ly
hefare: the lal che Monarchy Faction bad
niai4rify--hu' u tilc pretcat. they are iabk
'aio contemp 'ibir minority ia the Iioufe
~ Representatives, OF g OFT, Of 7S.-lhie
liaa evlnced o the worl3, that al the olo.a.
ichemss. clues and conyrivancel: al the
a!ieo and fedi;ion laws al the alIurensnt,
o. otilee' have not been fsfficicat 10 perpe-
'aaie ne dein;ou 10 which they owed
ihsir fAod-!iVcd aud infAmouly elccraled
power.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

army Of the Rim. hall iaIi back and talss pcG-
t'oo set~een The tsso banks Of the Ifes. and ;he
Imperial army OF Germany ihsll taSe pod on ocsh
bsHNs Of the trn, each a, the dtsnee of 5000 ,,i
les whetber from ,hefe ,i-ers the PLACES ii,ga
sed on Their eorrie. "A ehlip o. sdYaRced pon.
ias! only De P!secd an the line Of de,n,rksiion
- 9s7d Wy the Convention OF the i5,h oflsit Jniy
seth Aeliiior.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

-yohn Rudedge Is eleacds Reprefnta,iye
in Congreis from the STATE OF South Ca o.
.lHa. MIR. Rusledge had 500 woes Mr..
Colcock, his opponent, gu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

Immediately On the receigt Of the late in.
tei'seace from Fraace' IN Philadelphia, To-
baccs took rife Of one dollar pc hundred
weight.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

10 tie year 1899, Congress paid las
Tor Tie encouragement Of L.ayu!ar ~--t.is
law it IS leid, osigiastel in the propri-
e'y aud joS;-c Of fccar;ag "a ,hole peftons
who mould lahour for Tie pusiiG ben, &
compensation Tor th,i- cssr iacs.. Ihiy .f7n
Seing the ooj<et Of tte 5z, we caano; tsr
'siia wiia' propfietg ar. II arnilron eau have
Guy benefit .hereiron. unicls Tue buincfs of
ieduc'ng end carrying o. 49, int;i,gne with
married women fhoulj he ,holght bTaaca
OF ':arning, IN which there was ione pubic
pcs'ty. Dee Of Mr.. Fiamiiton's Pamoh-
'ets' according 30 that law OF England
wa'ch makes rru,h libcl IS IN -aa a loci
upon himlelF--i'te other is li7el aqaias
tue Prsldsnt of tie uai:ed Stet.s. accord-
Tag |" another Bf;liih Law aaop,ed in A
mefica, commoa'y called the Section Law.
With ai'ow' you to lpeak truth provided
yon can prove It. It q n,aa is allowed 10 lie
cure he ccpy right Of l,5eis, ta. 5eae6 :
'i'9g f'on he sic aigh5 more .han Gefray
81 he eNFepie of prolecu5;ons that niqht
DC CROUCH, again9 him. aad the buincis of
i'bellos no- dolly become advantageous to
Air F1aia'iton' oa' every VICIOUS character
WAC hiighs undertake iueh w-kyl wo-3y.
-faet.sIa Gii.ss5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14

General William Butler Is elected a Re-
preiea'a.ise 70 Cohgrefs hora ibe State Of
South Carolinl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-14
F>ea ~ PtasR<@Sis 7lrs. .4l4rfi.4..s.
Mr.. Bradford

Yeae-day curiJaty LED gs to v'ev tbs
rStraordinary OK, nov exhibi :ag IA ,i.;r
ei'y--sad Z. 81 account 81 as rresiarrrsea
nuf give real PIea'urr . every true a rneri-
csn' beg yoa TO inie,t ,be following nc
codni os.h' . your u!tf1i paper: 6ai
"s' Re measures n.ariy 20 bands IN height.
aad : ieet AID 4 inches Ia len9th, and .hae
new IN MS irsa aatc, he zeig6s thirty-iiY.
f1andred Az "a itil growing, The pro-
pI'sior 'ntor - me, thss h. vas bred and
''hsa !" Ne'ijsf'eT, 1at ls oniy ) years nc
~ eor1a''ag ihe apoTe t!inea6ops WITH
e7sty accoad h9ye hesa sbr 70 r,eet with
-ohser''ig h3i1r EeioPesa proiuStioGs. I
'sGta.e Z" III ;hat any jadgs OF ratsie sua3,
~ give to ,hrs onimsl fhe cscided srcfer--
e'es' 10th aaIo hss, 5eausy aa3 iyalatey.
AN AMERlCAt!.
ne 'oilqwiny IS rerY dtoil lpecine1
o. fahkes VT. 1t hs, actuaiiy zrpe5r,d 10
rosteUce paper, aa3 IS he GSroecriea Of
ais Nhoae- Gaat ter * as high aasoret
IS h's hnnor, he dsiS-r-s ds;iy cTowd os
:aitoGers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19
LOttery-OmCe,

Portland, Nay Io, 1900.
fHE fortunate adventures in the FIJI
H LANTHROPIC LOTTERY, who have
Purchafed Tickets at this Office, are requeRed
to exhibit them for ettlement. An unavoida-
bic abfence Of the proprietor has rendered it
impoAible for him to attend to It before.
A few Tickets may yet be had ID Darfm9atb
College Lsttey, and the AmyEeqg Canal Lottery,
which will be fPeediy drawn, and the prizes
paid at fad Office on demand ALTO,
Tickets in the iecond and laa claiS Of the
PbitambrQpic Lottery, for the benefit of Mr..
Hawkins, which is to be drawn agreeably to the
following excellent fcheme.-Thofe difpofed to
place themielves on fortunes Lift, will make
fPeedy application 70 the fortunate Lottery
Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19
Oftbe LAT ClgG gffbs PBilantBrob.c
Izooo hckeli al Z d2N5 az, "a a6ooo

1900 tickets at 8 d9A5. each, are 10000
(Subjea to deduction of IS per cent.
The laf drawn blank will BE- entitled to one
thoufand dollars, being one Of the four one
thoufand dollar prizes which will be reierved
for that Purpoie
The drawing Of faid lottery will commence
in Bolton, on the 18Th day of July next
lit Of the prizes drawn in faid lottery
fhall be Immediately publilhed after the drawing
is completed after which the prizes lhall be
paid on demand.
Thofe prizes which fhall not be demanded
within fix months after the publication of lit
Of the fortunate numbers, will be confdered as
gratuitOuily given for the benefit of the lottery.
SETH STORRS, naeaesr.
JOHN BOYLE. Bo0on,
69Poi7ts4 20 yaP1iatfaa t5s dTazDisg.
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fe%A
Marine Articles.
EAz=z-zz==1AS
Port of Portland.

Port Of Portland.
Thurfday, May f5.-Arrived hip Cornelia,
captain, CraadaA, 81 days fran LiVsrPool.-No
faPsr5-
Friday, Nay I6.--A,riVed5rig Portland, CAPT.
Cra6i,re. zS @ay5 from Jamaica,
Same day-Sbip SJasrs, capt. Kaig{t, from Liz
JpoOl, Via Bofan.
Sunday, May I7.--ArriVsdJr brig Horizon capt.
W'AamJ, z6 daJy from Bybicr. Lsffbcre, ca5t5.
Dyer and Ba5t5n. et tb1 Pwf-Spoke NIP Diana,
Davit, for B92on. from liverpool out As dy5. Ay6
|ebo0Her Ha9Ok, FIR BsUery, fran 81. UJef.
Tbf J6iP Caroline, capt. Pre5ls, for Bgjaon. quat
JP0ks Of Boon Jlaad, on Saturday evsai4g Ian, BY
shs Paeket Gen. Knox.
TIE brig Poly, Captain Los0eA IF this part, bat
errived at Bottom.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

N. ,. "A great collection Of the New
at SONGS, may be had Of p a HON HAGEN, AZ
Mr, CUTTER where Catalogues may be had gratis.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19
ROBERT CROSS,

m AS juit received, by the late arri-
: - walls from Liye,Pooi and Handbag, and Offers fol-
ale, complete aGortment Of
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

TIE eye7O 3 DE gae Coggysl p & turned oysy 70
ths CbPais, CAPT Barron zObisb il a-ay ready y fa
TIE Pickering bar eaFVsf fet Of 5st7ve-a @oan4 %
Jail fran bfarfi7ies. Sbe bad Ai afs 81 Kits, French
friVltsergf guns and 90 men.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

III a Conrt sf C0amaa Pta5 for he coa7ty gf CEr.
6erfaza, bGgam and b9iaez az Portland IN Eai1
county, b" tbr hsf Tu5aay gf luarc5, 1900
On the Petition Of John Morrill,, and
others which entered the a Of this Court
and continued this term whereof the FOREGOING u
coPy-the Con ders, Tha The Petitio1ers ca1fe alI
perions inereled nhe tratt land therein mentions
Cd 70 be notied Of he laid Petition BY cau6nsthe fub
lance thereof wi this der thereon, 10 be pubiled
IN trre q zftt', printed at Portland, three weekA
ucoc1lt ely, the lat publication to he at lean tbree
weeks before the third Tuelday Of october next thar
they may have opportunity appear at the Court of
Common Pleas, then to be- holden al Portland within
and tor the county atoreiaid and thew caule If anv
they have, why the prayer Of faid Peton 1hculd not
BE granted
AtteG,
Samuel Freeman, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19
PUBLIC .S-ALES.
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TO BE SOLD.
- ORDER % C0URT.

On Wedn9aay, a8t5 Ct MAJ ing.
ONE third part of a piece of Flats
~ Land, IN Portland in the county Of CDmh--I.-s
win one third part Of the wharf thereon Csli 'ui
monty called Weeks whsrf COM
Alto, another piece Of Flats Tond
htuate nearly oPPoEte TIE Aoufe W M
Portland aiorsAd the fame being w o. II P'.s.
belonging p piece Of lard fold BY ro,,' n ls't'
NJ, Quincy N111eii-o' TO Samuel
Alto, a large lot Of Land ft,,t. !.
IN k,ng- traet In the Fame Portland. g;,b -
uenC'nS thereon and the other bud;no. y, ,5l
lame, beng the dwelling houe Of ne r,;g TS M Us
ina. Psrt Of laid ot and budinTs which 80
fet of 70 the ublcrber widow IF f,;J Gcn ere
COVER N her iaid hufband's eeate = N7f
Alto, the remainder IF fa;d IL IN
mentioned and the buidug, and spnn-sen,nc. la
je6t only TO the life crate of he fsd ,5tSfs ius-
ne above being all the real efsts
WI Be fold On The day above nsn,n. ana p2eaed'
mues or 10 much thereof a. viii u .ue pr
tae Jun 4sO's OF the nd deceafed, yth ;n.d.ap,I
Fa'raog, g.ss 17s.. agi s5.@
Eleonora CUNNING.
224'asssr4fri@ On fai5 Efaa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

SLAVE TRADE.-By he oaitisaaE LrzU zc5is5 Bas ia
fs8d Cas9t, is eHaeS bat t5 Secretary 9f fbs Trs.1y
sags GG,a7 Of al judgments zc5b 5aH Be ,eu.ered a.
CANT PsoHs concerned b tad 10 Be babE6I IL one o.,
Hezgzps and he party agz7G zv5aa ju7sat GaE Be-
rendered Pail gf d uqeczi, h ipeaba5s Of boiling
ir uOboe in pat, dJe7y indirectly any 9. regRerei
Ear re a7Os 9fbe United Safe and aH B. aa Of en-
31g any eo1sra priUgs advantages zOBieb are o. nay
u eogjFryej D. citizens sft5s Uaits4States
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

Also,
Elegant DecaferS, and Flower Pots
Plated DO %. Cream Pots do Sugar Ton2s
lea Sets, China; Cups and Saucer
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

70 The Honorable The JTfgjfices Of The Court
Of Common Pleas, 70 Be bal4sa a. Neqgg kuesl7sr,
qOit5ia and for tbs county Of Cumberland On t5e
i'm Tas'day * January ~ tbe syear Of or Lord
\ Y one tboglaad eigbt bundred-HUMBLY sHEws-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19


Of Vocal and Instrumental
NJ II S | G.
-ss<~e@@ 500 es41qs.-,-,-,-
Il HE principal MuGcians from Bolton. re-
PeGtiuy niofm tae Ladies and Gentlemen of
Portland and its vicinity that they will give CON
CERT on WEDNESDIl-ihe aIR'inaaIt, at HE Nm
A8s1Tby Room to eoohA of the following Selection
(which they hope will meet their aPprobation)
PART FIRST
oVERrpRE compofsd BY 1au Han
SoNG-Did not TyrAnt cuaom. BY Mrs. craupaer.
CONCERTO on the Clarinet, Mr.. c,apssc,
soNG-when Rural Lads. Mrs craupner r.D
CONCERTO on the French Horn, Mr. Pick,
soNC-F1ovg do you do echo son2) Mrs craaDrer
accompanied On che Hautboy, By Mr.. crauPner,
CONCERTO on the p.na Fore, MRS. Won H. yen.
PART SECOND. -'
CONCERTO on the Violin, BY Mr.. Won Hagen.
,-,. Giara5yie5s.
CONCERTO on the ti4utboy, Nh. craup aeg,'4''
Fgeg.
TRIO SONG. NJ NJ. T vi'au R,aso
r,,, Z VIZ. Pick, Sioyaa.
FINALE Haydn.
The Concert viii commence at !
O'clock
acF Single Tickets, one dollar
For two Ladies and a Gendeman, two doiars-to he
had At the Bookstore Of T. a JENKs, and ,KER s.
GEoaeE ALTO; At Mr. MOrLEY's and CUTTsRs Tav.
eIhs. Aay 70.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

HI Projectors Of Portland Lone
q Wka5f are hereby notihedaud warned thar their
Annual Meeting will be held on Monday he fecond dav
81 jane ne1t, az 3o'cock P M at the llore Of lam,
Lesr'Hg on laid wharf for the following purpofe. viz
ehooe Moderator, Cri, col q 7a,ei, and Wbar-
ggar and 70 tranaG other buGnels that may come be
lore tue mestiag respecting faid Wharf.
Jofah Tucker, Prep. Clerk.
asps14sy IA, 1900.