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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-23

Of EGc%, Midaiei<x, Somcrfei. NorT;s, s.
lex, Hnnderioa, Basling,oa, C,euc-9-r, "a
lem, & Cumberland haviaE u.sI dis lay az
Ireptoa, IN order 10 conGier upcn thesnssi.
e.'g'ble cheraSlers 20 repreient you in ne
enieing congress, w',i, great difGaencs pro-
pofc 10 you John Concis, % EGsx MIR.
He!ns, OF SuiIex Henry Sou,bard, OF
Scmsrlet John Mo:s of Nom ouih, and
Ebsnezer Zines, os Cumberland. -Tlefe
m.n are farmers have lsIvcd with repu,s-
tioa in tie lesiilature, aud from the sl1ur
ance of their pure republican ptinci!cp, and
from the consict,oa that their occupations
and ;n'sreis are fsuilar 10. sud conreGsd
with the great body OF the ci;izcns, a'fNew.
Jeriey. we a'c INDUCED sarasaiy to folici, you
20 join in iuspor,ing their elec.ian.
We hope inc regas Of terror aud sbnr..
are over, < that yonT late experience OF the
fali-hoods raiied and circulated tor sleot;on-
eeriug Purpcics by ,hoGe " hp CLAIM TIE ex-.
ciuiivc tide of f,1erslits, and nave lately ad-
ded what they have lcas rep,oha,ed, h.
term OF republicans, win prevent lmiiar ir,-
petition in future, and operate as an ir,eGe-
able itimulous, 10 induce you TO come TOR
"af1 at thS approaching election, which viii
De on Tutiday and Wsdneldsy. The cd and
24th days Of his month.
Remsmber, feilcg-citzens, that as the e.
lection is TO be by the Rate at large, every
vote will be Of Importance. To nepl.A
giving vote under TIE belief that Won arc
IN minority in any particular diariA. will
be naegiset OF the duty you owe the repub-
lican Intereit throughout the Rate, and there.
tore we en'reat you to let 10 confederation
prevent YOU from aRerting the mott valuable
rights OF rePoblicaa0 ard Independent, free
men.
by TIE unanimous order of the meeting.
JOSEPH BROOMFIELD, Cba;r,1s,
A,tcitcd,
JOHN MORGAlJ, Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-23
PHILADELPHIA, December O,
srned Costldrray--Nosibs,a SOqpeys, &c.
HA@BuRcH, OF. 3!
Private Letter.

The ditpolitions of Paul i. towards En-
gland we'e known before The capture of the
Danlh convoy and the tiigaie F,evs, bur
this capture has diipiayed them 10 manner
OF w''ich you perhaps know not al the cir
cumltsaceO. When the Court Of Copenb,.
gen communicated this event TO thar or Pc
terfburgb, the snfwer Of Paul wac. ,ba,
he @s' not prepared to fapport by force the
rights Of Denmark, 70 Openly violated an
this occaiiou, aad that his actual rsl.,;o,o
With the court of London, did not permit
him to intcrPoie as a meoiators lie added.
that ne could no. take part in che opatrel
except 10 lar az the maritime powers Of the
North would content 20 an armed confeJe--
ration, TO maintain, IN common, the liberty
OF Commerce agsina the pretenGons OF
Grea! brpsin, on he fams footing as the
armed neutrality Of which Cstl,arine III.
declared herlclf the head. during the Ame-
ueaa war. Upon this the Court Of Den
mark coniented to the prov;fonal arrange
NEST which was concluded, aud which leaves
the principle undetermined.
In the interval, Paul T. had cauf,d % b.
communicated to all the Miniaers Of fo.eige
powers Feiidenl At Petesfboteh, an Official
oote extremely well written, and which IL
attributed 70 Count Psnio, in which be
iPeaks IN very moderate terms Of France.
and ~ a language leis qualified Of Eoglsnd.
he purpor ot th's u0le was, that on lis
acceilion to tlic thTone. he found war ex.-
iH,ng which was csufed by grf1i safion
lefieg iefo di10lalisH. He c6niidered i "a
haVIeg 80 o,hec ohjea on TIE part Of tie
eoaleiced powers, than to prelervc tl.sm-
ie'ses from the cargers that migtks rffgt
from 1t 10 Ihs psjghboriug nations :; ~ <
was vita this view that he had himlelf .n-s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-23
To THR
PEOPLE OF NEW-JERsEY.
Friendt and EeRazo Clinln,.


The preisni mode Of eicaing members Of
oongreis, according to the law ra6ed AZ the
late ittiug Of the legislature, is calculated O
lead you into choice Of perfons for the
suardisns Of your political righ,s and inte.
rstts, 10 whom (wiere gu have no perfopsl
knowledge OF their principle. or co6daa) a
well founded confidence csanor be reuofed
While the fate was divided into diariss
every part enjoyed fair proportion of the
representation, & every voter, from his own
obiervaiion and experience, could climate
the comparative merit Of tie candidates.
There was little room for czbal or fae;on--
combination Of in,eseas in one opar,er
could NOT defeat the choice of the ipdepeod.
cot voters 10 another Eor was IL necsg.rv
10 iecure the beneht Of eie6ioa through tbe
medium Of compromise, by which he ae-
csPtanee Of a ftfanger whom you never f,w.
Or Pcrioo ia whom you never had conf
denee, may be made the price and condition
Of the bargain.
In order, however, as FAR as ponibIe TO
obviaie the difficulties Of the fus.oo IN
wl'iea We arc thus Involved end 10 counter
ae as far az ~ our power the meet no aod
compromise made al the as'e houle in Tren
ton daring the fitting Of tho IaH fapreme
eouF;---We, the delegates from the counties
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-23

Ar9ohfioa rslHios~ Or. Ageis, nnds,
an al efesetlsafion q hsf STATE efNeqg. 1oyi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-23
FRo6F T.YE
Nezg- 9yk Mercantile Ede'sriiser.

Statement of the Erouuds of difference b.
tween The American and B,iih Connif-
Eoaers. cnder ihe 9th Article OF the
britifi Treaty 10 which the Proficient
has rsfersnec IN his speech At the cpsn-
ing o. the prefer, Scion of Cong s-.5
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
Valuable Property for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
III the county of Hampfhire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and go from
Winchef}er. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each and in
the heart Of the timber there is a fine feat
tor faw- mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thouiand eight hundred and for
tyhve acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fin Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittfburg. Some<of .thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim.
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy-fx and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near It's mouth, and within sd of "a mile
OF the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or so. acres of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with z74 fine /uea,
trees on IT; from which; 1 am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good iugar
annually. There are ALTO feat for GRIT
and iaw mills on il, equal to any in that
neighbourhood, and upon never falling
ttream of water. The upland is rich, with
plenty Of timber, and part under cultiva-
ton. This farm is we'll improved with
good orchard, houfes and fencing, and
rented laff year for produce equal to fixty
pounds per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, will thew it. | will fell
all, or any Of the above lands for cath, or
upon credit, or takeIin exchange for them
lands IN Fairfax County, or lots of land
IN the city Of Alexandra, or the City Of
Wilmington.
January zs, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27

Notice is hereby given to.
the Stock Holders of the Bank of Alexan.
dria, that an Election will be held at the
Court Houfesin this town on the third
Monday in January next. for the purpoie
of choofing nine Directors of faid Bank,
for the eniuing year, agreeably to charter.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Caih'r.
Dec. rs. d4w )
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
ShreVe and Tanney,

Shreve and Janney,
;HaDe for Iale. at their Aays, ON Uuiou, be-
-t1ueen Prince ard Duke Jfysets.
CATTLE foap in boxes
18th proof Barcelona brandy
"A few tierces of whiikey
Eaa- and Wet India fugar, coffee, &c.
Hyfon, fuchong and bohea tea
A quantity of dipt candies
Writing paper ailorted, in bales 81;
Wrapping do.
China, aaorted Handsomely, in.eafes
! Soal and upper leather
Mems Women's and children's fhoes of
different qualities
Leading and other lines
A few pieces of handfome furniture.
AL the above articles are, of good
quality, and will be lald low for cath or
country produce. Dec. II. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
ANTHONY SAWYER.

1AAN 1 1Ao1N 1 OAW / Tx,
Hair DrsDsr and Pe,5amer,
lately from Baltimore)
Royal freet, between King and Prince
itreets, fourth door 7fouth of the Print
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the.
Ladies of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new
eft fafhion of Ladies' Wigs and Filets, he
WILL be thankful to receive their orders
tor the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady, wifhing toiee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by fend.
ing fervant to his fhop.
g He has for falc, every article in.
ne Perfumery line, on the mott reafona.
bic terms.
Alex. Dec. g. ID
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
Frelh Railins and Currants
for Sale, by

tor Sale, by
Robert B. JamsDon,
Who has las ufual) general ailorement of
Wines, Spirits S Groceries,
viz. Jamaica and w /. Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bourdeaux Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Irifh and Country Whifkey,
few pipes Of old. Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. i 6 half pipes ? year
Old Port, 70 quarter caks Sherry, s pipes
Tenerife, 4 pipes Catalonia, and a few
qr. calks Of, Liibon and Malaga Wines,
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, Molailess,
Spaniih Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas,
Madder, Race and ground Ginger, Pr
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas of the lateR importations, Fig Blue,
Gunpowder, Patent Shot, Leiper and Ia-
mllton's Snuff in bladders and bottles,
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lon
don brown Stout and Porter in bottles,
Almonds, fpinning Cotton, Hunters Pipes
IN kegs, Olives, Capers and Anchovies,
Chocolate, Rice, Mnitard, and Spanilh Sc
gars all Of which will be fold low for
Caihs Country Produce, or on a time to
his punefual cuftomers.
T.Ayo,. fve likely, f,mg. 81
KENTUCKY HORSES.
On liberal Credit.
December 70, 1900. ID
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
And for Sale by the Subfcriber,
72o bulhels Of Anguila Salt,
trefh Raifins in boxes and kegs; beR
Hewes's Crab Cyder; fra quality Jamai-
ca Sugar by the barrel; Bacon Hams. Of
this years curing beR green Apples by
the barrel; Lines, Lemons and Oranges,
with variety of other articles.
Alto, CavsadJ@'sbeR Cbe4uixg 7obae-
eo,iuperior in flavor to any in Alexandria.
~ ABEL WILLIS.
Dec. 10. 49, eo4tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
A Hou1ekeeper wanted.

LIBERAL wages will beSgiven to a
dhcreet Woman, capable Of managing the
affairs of my family as Hox/ekeeber.-
"A middle aged woman of a. mild difpoii-
ton and regular department will be pre-
ferrcd, as part Of her attention will be
necefary in experimenting nurfery Of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December g, 1900. eodtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
Marine Mfsrance Conbanp
Of Alexamdr1a.

The Rockholders in the Marine 7.
furance Company of Alexandra, are here
by notified, that an election will be held
on Thurfday the 1sth day Of January
next, at the Court Houie in the iaid town
for the purpofe Of eleeting fifteen perfons'
citizens of this commonwealth, as dire
tors of that inf tuition.
]. B. NICHOLS, SEc'Ry.
DecemneI TT. eoot
GEO. CLEMENTSON
Has this day opened Store adjoining his
dwelling -houfe, at the corner of Pr;ncs,
and Pitt Streets, where he now has. and
intends to keep,
4 general aD5,tmeut az
g r @ c. e r I Is S.
Which he will difpoie of on moderate
terms, for Cath or Produce.
He has 1Io far Sale,
A few DRY GOODS, conGf;no &c
brown Hollands, ~ white Shirtings.. Ca
llcoes, Leather Gloves and Mits, Threads.
Writing Paper, Cutlery, Curry Combs,
Chalk Lines, Needles, &c. and 1e KEGS
white Paint ground in Oil.
December II. eo,u
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
The Subscribers and Mem

bers OF the Mutual Infurance Company :
CAN'T Fire on Goods and Furniture in
the ttate Of Virginia, are hereby requeaed
to attend in perion or by proxy their an
nual General Meeting to be held on the
iecond Wednesday in next January, which
being the fourteenth day of the laid month.
w. F. Asst,
Principal Ageut.
Richmond, Dec. 6. (I6) 4tIaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
T o R E N T.

T Q r E N 7,
And baDSDFon giveu Immediately,
a -ftory Frame Houfe
and a Lot, Gtuated on the corner of Came
ron and Alfred Streets. The houGe is 40
feet front, well fnifhed, and fuitable for
the accommodation of large family -
For terms apply to
THOMAS RICHARDS.
December IL. dot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
Sales BY Audiox.

On MONDAY,
The zoth December, at 70 O'Clock, will
be Sold, at our Auction Room,
Whnkey IN tierces and bis,
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine in pipes and Or. ealks
Brown Sugar in barrels
Loaf do. in lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in caiks
Hardware in lots
Together with
Agre1t U1raety OF Dry Goods ::
Among which are
Carpets.and Carpet Broadcloth.,
i, ing Stufs
Plains Irifh Linens
Plaldsr Humhums
DuHils Mnilins
Flannels, Checks
S.wanidown Shawls
Kerieymeres Handkerchief
Coating Leather Shoes
And number of other articles
HENRY 81 IHOS. MOORE,
Lee. 20. Anl7ioueers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27

The Creditors of the Eitate
Of the late Col. BURGESS BALL ar.
reqneited to forward to Mrs. BaNa fate.
inent OF their claims; as the Ad,ninniara.
Fors are anxious to provide for the diff.
charge OF them as early as pofible.
Loudoun, Dec. I, 1900. (1sr7t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-27
Wilmington Tavern.
Peter HeakelL

Acquaints his former culfo,ners and the
pubic In general, that he has removed
from Stau1t0n and e1tablihed an Inn in
alexandria. "
81 He has few good SADDLE and
CHAlK HORSES which he will hire.
Dec. IS. .,vo,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

to the rubeds d the flid allies CT neutral GATES
whether ID France, or il Ike ports Of any allied
power but in default Of FL papers, proving
A well the capture as the ials, tn: fAid veGeis
hall BE- GOO prize.
9th All foreign fhips fhall be deemed good
orize, on board which lhall be found iuPer-
largo, clerk or other fuperor officer, iuble6ts OF
his n1ajtAy's enemies o. w3'le crews thall be
competed of more than one third !pNjeds OF his
maieRy's enemies, or who ihall not have on
acard proper lit of the thip's company Crole
Fequipage7 III henticated by the public officers
# The neutral places from whence the vehs's
thall have failed.
10th. His maieAy, however does not intend
u comprehend, within the meaning OF The pre-
cediug article, fuch ihips Whole captains Or
mater, fhall prove, from authentic vouchers OF
board, that they were obliged to take fuch oih
GERS feamen in the ports they fhali have b-en
in order TO replace thofe OF neutral counties
who died IL the courfe Of The voyage.
Ilth 1t is his maieAy's plealure, that, in no
cafe, papers produced %fter the capture of any
Zip, fh4li have any credit given to them, or
b. productive Of any avail either Of the owners
If The CaI ihips, o. Of their cargoes : his ma
lcl(Ey wiling tldt VII dIl NNCa'O"S 4NS'''N AAA'''
be had only 70 the papers found on board.
Izth No vefel Of neutral powers, departing
from the ports Of France, and having on board
no other commodities or me, chandde than what
they received in fuch ports, and which ih@ll be
furniihed wi.h paGport from the admiral Of
France, thall Be Popped byany French Privateers
or broueh into any OF the ports Of France IN
der any pretencc whatever.
18th. IN cafe any Fren,h privateer fhall con
rravene The proviions Of the preient regulation,
fuch veGels and their car9oes, except what IS
liable IL conffcation thlll be delivered up, and
the fail privateer lhAl BE- condemned to pay
fuch damages and intsrsa as ihAll be thought
juR.
18th. His mejs0y orders, that this pTefent
regulation tal hold good with rciPe6t p thp'
running aground on any Of he coats dependent
on lis poAeGions.
15jh. It's hi, majeRy's fur her Plcarure that
the proviGons under the title Of PriaeJ in the
ordinance Of marine, of the month Of Augut
1881 be executed according 70 their form ard
TENOR, a. far as they are not dero8aory to the
pref.nt regulation; which lhaIl be read, puhlilh-
e., nd reg 0ereJ il all the courts q admiralty.
His MaieHy orders and commands the Duke
de Penthievre, aImiaal of France Rri6tly 70 at
ten to the execution hereof
Given at Velailles. The wenty-tixth day Of
July, one thoufand leven hundred and ie-
venty eight.
(Counterfgned) De SARTINE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
From a Du5En babsr, Of Feb I8.

II ~
In the high debate lalt night on the quetion
of the Union, Mr.. Grattan gave imat philli.
pic agMat The advocates Of the meafu'e.-In
alluting 70 Mr.. Cory Chancellor Of the Tx
chequer, Mr.. Grattan call,j him " a parliament
0ry dsc4insr, political bedlar, frirsr 70ho comes
to Parliament to br99nufe bis talentr and bis briaai
bies fri t0r Tread and tbeH for j Eation and %,
that fafi0n tkiAg The pace # lie c9nn'yy, and tie
E0s5 IF TIE ,bsoPe." Mr. CORY, ID reply, ( il, II
he meaot to be perfo.al towards Mr.. Grattaf,
he :. quoaId 6ave accufd lin Of officiating qOtb
traitor, and Of baVi1g 6cen trpy p trea6g, Of 5aV
irg created rebellion, and then tying from III eonl5-
q4snce5 and Of ta0ing made that people, on qOh2E
b9raty Be fulfilled, tie qvrstc5e4 irfru,aeat5 Of BIZ
rmJii0a" He concluded by faying, f" the Hop
GeHtlsnoa bad returned 10 igjfawe tbat Parliament
q0bisb ought 70 Be e7btoy;d IN an examination IF bis
c2ndpa." Mr.. Grattan, in return, was pointed
and levere he almoR in express terms called
Mr.. c. ruffian, jackanapes, and a coward ;
and faid, that had MIR G. uttered what he did
without The walls Of thar houfc Bis anjzve, 7o7u7
b4ue been a Hoqv " The Chancellor Of the Elk
chequer Immediately retired and tent in a me
fage BY Gen. Draddoc to Mr.. Grattan, deman.
| ding fatisis6tion. Mr. Grattan inalntly left the
| Houfe, accompanied by Mr.. Metge. The par
ties met and fought.-Mr, Cory was won ded
IN the arm, The ball was immediltely eztraa
ed, and the wound being drsded, Mr.. CORY
returned 10 the Houle before the dividon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
MR. GERRY.

The following obfe- tou, rcr aCting Mr. Gerry are
taken from Philadelphia paper They may he &C.
nerallv true but he Nri,e was III au when he
Altered hat Mr., Gerry would be Governor Of Mai
lachuittts
liz your paper o. yeferiay, | ohferve Mr.
Gerry is ronndare1 4r bin candidate for he
chair of he STAT ot MaT chute IS; however The
ta6 nv BE- this IS M bis generai chayattsr
By ali l}cddv friends to th6r country, te is
known By the name Of The political Mgrbot
Before the federal contribution WAS foImeJ he
was anxi1u 10 Obtain one ont when / was on
he taPi7, he oppofd it with great indultry.
Whenever his private friends(of which he had
mauy) counted upon him FIR an imme1iite ex
ertian IN ary cafe Of exigcncy, He was lure to oc-
caion cmbarrafme nj by decay :; and whenever
the houie, Of which h was m mher, were hue
gry at pat meridian. as if to puciil the members
either for their political or private fins he wal
lure % talk and ak until tte whoe houle, BY
their mufcular contortioDs and grimale, would
frequently rctemble the perlonages in P4ntom-
ime
When he was fant tn France on an important
embafy, As foon IS il became important to the
honor Of his country that lie ihould decide, and
BE- of, for this very re'fon, he Jagged behind
and further 10 thew that lie is not A compleat and
abandoned jacobin, whes many, from his doubt.
full condud, expected he would AZ he III election
give his vote for Jef-rfan, he decided in favor OF
Adams; This lat circumGance vii make rim
governor Of Maaachuietls but if any o her
friend t. Mr.. Adams, fay known impor anoe,
had been put mp in oppoGlon,, M Harbl5t would
hay: lEood no chance for til: CHEZ magtaracy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
Mi/ceHane0us articles.

Nae principal Chefs. and large number Of
Indians, Of the Cherokee nation, attended the
funeral honor, a. the United States garrifon4a at
South We Poinu and tcitiiad their gief by
Gehs and deGh fon3., for he d~atA Of General
Nv hn1 ton.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

T45dzy, HbrH az.
Arrived brig Jane, Joa'ua RoLintou, m7Ner. from
Liyerpooi-iaIeh 75th February lief there brig
F'i,ndip, Capt PuteIfon to ial in 70 days for Ken
neheck Brig Sally Colin ana a P P-rfeverancz,
W ores. for Newyork fail in three weeks Ships
Merchant. H zgerala--Mary, Baker--and Tue siherst
Kni9h'. 81 his port. Oh the 29h Feb Capt
Robiulon hoar'ed by 7rivat,er aaopuude French
colors.-took French credit two cheele and loole
Porter-The sap, ofihe privaeer informed that dip
then r fight was Cap Copper AS days from Bottom,
bound 0 mhden lat 20, 50, \. lone II, ". April
Branch, fye days ftom Salem, bound to Copenhagen.
all we'll
SaHAay, APra 81.
Arrived orig william, captain MDonald, and brig
Neptune capt. Bragdon, froa' bofon.
The Atlantic, Lord, Of Kennebeci for Nevis, was
fpoke March a.
The Ns0or, of Ibis port FIR LIVERPOOL vas poke
april 10, from Phadel2hiS, y days out.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

GOVERNOR.
M0NDAr, APRIL ~, 1900


n aJdition 10 the votes given lat week.
the following returns have been received m@F-
ing zor towns For The benefit and grat'hca-
ton Of the people Of this Dht'6t' TIE LII VIII N
continued from all the towns in the tate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
RI j5e fy. Ehaor5 9ftb, to9yu Of Portland

THE time being At hand when You will be
called 1pon to exerci(e the right Of voting for
this towns proportion of the State rePreienta-
tioa gill mention for your conf i.ration Mr..
WOODBURY. STONER ami Nljo- LEM
UEL WEEKS. as luit4ble candidates for this
impo ant 5ruR T, Z. ID.
Per'and AprH rs, 1900.