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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29

app1ication TO trade ard the utility OF
k5eeir enterprises.
\ NJ. Spina, Archbifhop Of Corinth who
.s,s faid about month ago 10 have, left
Rome on his way to Vercelii, to confer
eth Commiiioners on the part Of the
Chief Conful, relative TO the differences
At prefent fulfilling between the Catholic
elergymen, has arrived at Paris, and has
taken up his reiidence at the Hotel de
Rome.
Two of our journals have announced
that Tulcany had been evacuadte by our
troops, and even that the invaGono of the
country had not been authorized by the
government. The official journal has de-
handed upon what circumstances the con-
duetors Of theie papers have founded the
aAertion that the generals had entered
upon operations of 70 great importance
without the order of government. The
motives, continues the Moniteur, which
have determined and authorized the occu-
patton Of Tufcany efficiently dipIay
thenielves in facts and public acts.
1T. In the preliminar;es Ggned by NJ.
de St. Julien the Emperor was pledged to
difarm the levy IN MATS of Tufcany.
I'd. By the additional convention made
at CaGiglione between general Marn.ons
and general Hohenzollern, general Bruno
had conented to wait the anfwer Of the
cabinet of Vienna relative to the cyacua-
ton Of the country Of Ferrara by the
Aufrians, who ought to hayeevacuated the
country in execution Of the convention OF
Marengo, but there is no doubt that Iuf-
cany was the price Of this condeicenfiol
in the convention Of CaGiglione.
sd. The Auhrians haa .etient;alIv VIC
lated the convention of Marengo, Gnce il
ipeclhed they 1hould only occupy the tow.
and citadel OF Ferrara, but rot fort,
leagues Of country. This Fundamental.
convention, the BATS OF all the Others ano
] ratified by the two governments, could.
not be modified by any convention made
by general officers. The government hac
expressly difavowed all modification.
4tt: The levy in MATS was paid by the
Englhh, and directed in part by Willot.
r NolPo lao arrived TO rein
force 1t, otherwife the French army
would not have concluded an armifice
with the Neapoitan troops.
Ssh. A few days after the French took
poileiion Of Leghorn, an Enelifh feet ap-
peared OFT the port with $4,000 land
troops on board. The Republic had not
Concluded any armiAice with the Englifh.
rrecautlon is the frit duty in,pofed by
v WAL. whenever 1t is neglected bya 60
iucceed. 'A seA'a''
otn. M. de Sommariva, commander
81 the Auftrian troops in Tufcany, retired
"1'nont giving any atliffance to the lew
"1 us' which it was necenary to diEarm.
VIM" y, General Dupont was cannonad-
m aa .i'e town Of Arczzo, and carried by
n rn'u.' Inat place, the AuArian troops took
r;n. p s IN the action. General Somma-
asa obtained permiAion to march with the
vi 70 under his COt,,roarJ oo~~c Il II
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WILMINGTON, IN. CO. Dec. /,

WILMINGTON, IN. CO. Dec. IS.
We hear that an Englifh fhip from
Liverpool, arrived at the Fort on Tuefday
evening latt and brings the IMpoRrANr
News Of PEACE IN EUROPE, A
gentleman who was on board the fhip ye-
iterday, arrived in town to-day, and fays,
that the captain infoned him, that on the
paaage he was boarded by a,French "a gun
lhip, which fufered him to proceed on his
voyage, the captain informing him at the
fame time that PEACE had been con-
cluded at the Congress of Luneville.
When the fhip comes up to town, we
viii. endeavor to obtain further particulars
OF this important news, which fhall be
given in our next.
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'''' 80 'ot1ycf'
MONDAY, December 20. :
A gentleman, juft arrived from Kentuc-
~, informs from good authority, that
Mr.. Burr vii have votes in that tate.
MIR. Jeferfon 3, and the other vote will be
thrown away. Thus, if IenneHee votes
unanimously for Burr and lefierfon, as 10
expected, MIR. Burr's election TO the Pref.
Dental chair is iecured.
Bali. pap.
The New York Gazette aates. thar
the Congrefs at Luneyille had adjourned
without efeeting the object of their meet
ing his atiertion however is rot au-
thorded by the extracts from London pa
Pers-Nor is the former account, that the
Congreis was about to be removed TO Pa
rls confirmed by ,heie extracts.
Capt. Barclay arrived at New-York
from St. Sebaftians, informs, that all in
tercourle between France and Spain is itop-
ped, IN confequence Of the plague which
RACES in all parts Of the latter Kingdom
ALL American veAels are obliged 10 per
form quarantine and what is very iingu-
lar, they attribute the introduction Of
their calamity to veilels from this country.
A re!olution authorizing the treafurer Of
the fate of Maryland to pay to the mayor
and city council of Baltimore, 1000 dol.
lars, to be applied to the relief Of perfons
who are iuffcring from the effects of the
yellow fever, was patIed by the general
ailen,bly of that fate at their laft fslIon.
Judge Elfworth's arrival is thus noticed
in London paper ofrlie goth Odober:--
His excellency Oliver ElGworth, the chief
jueice Of the United States, one Of the
late ENJOYS to Paris, arrived in London
yeltcrday morning, from France. The
fucceis OF thele negociators with the French
Republic, and the fpirit of amity which
fecms to aetuate them, we hope, may rem.
der the prcfence Of this gentleman inifru-
mental alto to the adjuGlnent of the exit
ing differences between this country and
America. Mr.. Elfworth's talents are Of
the 6rtt order, and his popularity in Anne
RIGA renders it highly probable thar
he will one day fucceed to the PreG-
dents chair,
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STRASBURGH, Nov. 4.
A Ruil'an courier paned through this
city tor Paris, ne travelled with great fpeed.
This is the fecond within week.
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NEW YORK, December as.

Arrived, Ship Brutus, Bunker, Fall
mouth; Briggs, Dove, Johnfon, New Pro-
violence; Commerce, Earl, Charlefon !;
Mary, rarely, St. Sebafians; Orian,
Clinton, St. Thomas.
Lin Of UsOsks captured and carried into
Nezu- ProDidence.
Brig Ceres, from New York, bound to
HAVANA; Schr. Raven, Jemmis, from do.
to do. Brig, Amiable Matilda, Whitlock,
from do. Brig F.-Spalden, from
do. to do. Schr. Polly, Gardner, Charleft-
OF; bound to do. Schr.--from
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16
EH11fAN.-sr nRs rRssTor.
MUSES..

W05fdN-sr hrs rREsTor.
NH form i alike for virtue and delight,
~ u no rcafaa iovciy TO fwcv bright
angelic foo hers az tie mealsl Dorm,
What winds can ru.ll O. what waves deiorm
When wonta,t Cniles, the bales on 81 the hreaif,
lhe toillns ;ho'Ss AID lHreiag Pahlqns reh.
Plane 80 bind ard yieldine 20 conuai,
Wuh fciien art ihe ways the rudelt ioul
Tcrs melting k,ndnefs Irrespective grace
The fpirif heaming through the lefaPh FACE;
Hers pify fsr the wrctched prone ~ grieye,
Awake 10 re. and thotiul % relieve
lnnintl ge wfl6m h-r's, un0udied (kil,
and inborr RI ity that flrinks from ~
Ana lo5rrive fancy hers, and tate rehn't,
The fllw'rs and ornaments Of blooming mind
Like r.rnal blngums, cbane-ful, bright and gay
Sudden and fwesI her young ideas play
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sos-oN, NAf IS. 1900.
PROPOSAL, by JoHv R0sshLL,
For PubHhing BY subfenption.
Di1fou,JS5 on Da0i1a.
THE Editor Of this work RESPECTFULLY

TFTHE Editor or this work relpeclTully
acousint, the public, thar he has been induced
to this undertaking BY many friends Ct hlgh poltica
reputation
rhefe Diftourfrs were originally pubHfhed in the
Gazette of the Untcd Sta but as they did NOT ALLOW
" mau that norton Of political virtue which our
citizens al the time Of their frit appearance lin 1890
but too erroneouny Tuppocd him poIcs, they we're
either condemned as libel on his nature, or viewed
with ieaIouy As niunicaI TO his freedom Our ooier'
vatons from abroad. and experience It home' haVe
face Taught Is the eons they intended @ incul-
CATE and thofe evils which they were dehgned to pre-
vent, have borne he leamcny Of their truth
II Il unnecelsry to mention the rank or reputation
of the luopofed author give celebrity to the work
The Dcourfes aoN ed, by the bett Jnd2es 70 TORN
complete eiTay afociated man; IN which practca'
improvement is drawn from profound inyelhgaoon !
MS principles Of action, individual, traced 70
their effects in his relative capacity; and from the
light OF hi0orv and thorough knowledge o. his ma
ture his pat daers made Underwent 70 ms pre-
fenr and ia ure Happiness.
The maxins inculcated are calculated TO iecure vir
tue. by LAYING reGrain upon vice; % give age ano
vgor to the of liberty, by pruning ITS exeFeehe
and to guard il again the tempen Of faction ~ the
protection az firm and well balanced government.
Agyork combining 70 much excellence, on iuhJect
Of fuch dignity and importance cannot be too mu0h
apDrcciated Conceving il 70 he both uleiui and non
able TO hts country the Editor IS defrous 10 give "
more dtuabie publicity and believing tne wore MI
meet with welcome reception from his fellow cI.izens'
he prefumes tina, offer proPofas viii preclude IN,
neceiy Of f7cns the patronage Of tAe public % ior
ward his dcGsu
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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THIS GAZETTE.

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Office hereby given that the PoPro q The late UNDIVIDED Lands
Collectors and committed the nea the balance which @ %
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EptGRAM

WHISPERING clo.c Mail long courted,
Thus cry'd Drcnc. 10y touch tranlPorled--
z thee. tcll me qenile DoLtT
!, ' not loving long, folly n
" YES fad Die. With ginile reproying,
g Loving long. and ny asfsg
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

The worknen upon the canal at the III, Of
Dogs Eng ioapd, at the depth of fix feet, a
fur of uncommon dimenfiors il meatured Il
inches from lbank to thank It was quite black,
but, on examination, the man who found itdif-
covered It 10 be pure gold. Sir Heoery Bankes
purch4fd it for S. guineas. A few days at
teiwa.ds they came 70 hor(e, about the fame
depth, BANDING erea 10 aperled rate. On BE-
ing expofed to the air, however, i fell 70 peices
The coninr6lure is that II mua have aood there
for iome hundred years.
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MIseEL1ANlous ARrIcLEs.

THE houfe 10 Which the immortal SHAKE.
SPEARS lived al Sr4tford. upon Avon, Eng.
lspd) snow inhabited by man who deals OUT
daily, unrelensi1g maralay This Pefon IS a
butcher, who has wrote over his door," SHAKE
sPEARE 7oas horn bfrs'--N.B' a norie and
cart to leI.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

Elegant Decalters, and Flower Pos
Plated do do Cream POS do Sugar longs
lea Sets, China; Cups and Sauces
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

Some time free the King Of Pruf'fa appointed
a commilion to attempt the making Of Sugar
from Turnips. To their report on The iubleet
they Gate thar the refult Of their experiments
has been highly f,tisfaaoTY. They prove that
excellent white and brown Sugar can be made
from Turnips, the while at Milling per pound,
and tie brown at fixpence. The Sugar IS equal
IN Quality to that of the Wea Indies. After The
extlaaion Of he Sugar liquor equaito brandy
can be extracted from the Turnips. The con-
milton further hys that mile and half
fqua4e OF ground will iurniIh enough ingar Tor
an The Pruaian Rates beiides twenty millions
FIVE hundred thoufsnd quarts Of Brandy, made
from tie tmniPs after the extraction q The
Sugar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16
SaM1. Ba6@n,

Has iuf received for fale at the flop
under tho CoIgrubIsn Hail in addition 10 her former
adcriment Of FASHIoNAEI.E GOODS, the follow.
ing articles
4 AIDES fancy Hats s Straw Bonnets,
IL in the newell satjns-- Modes r fines-
Munins--AIuflin Handkerchi efs- Dini6es- Cacoes--
CnlaraarcoesI lanes Wa:Aeoating- Caflaers
- Ihrsads-Ribbons, sc. &c.
ALSO,
A large afortment Of Ladies Shoes,
and Mites slippers with variety Of Fancy Articles
e. Gaps and Bonnets made in the
sewetl Fsfhon, and the fma!Iel fayor- puncually at
tended 20. Tane !, 1890
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

~ The Columbian Phenix, No. v,
''rs4ay for iAlc and Tor flfct5tn. At yerts' Book
aose,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

We underRand that locnGs, in their grub
worm aate, have this lpring been dog Up ia
great quantities in the furoundihg country
This 'circumltance induced belief, that we
fould receive one Of their periodical vibrations
this furimer. The appearance ofths Phenom
enom Of nature is now almot redsoed to Ger.
tainty, as within a few days imnenlc numbers
Of leeras heve emerged from their. g grub
cafe" and rifen from the earth inethe vicinity
cf our city. a period Of 10, ~ or s years
generally elapfes between the Wits Of thoie ex-
raordinary iifStls. Their lat appearance in
abs Gate was in 1852. L P9la9, Pebg.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16
70 F4RhEERS.

Pieces Of rags dipped in mixture OF tram
oil and bruifsd gun powder, and hung up on
hedges OF poles, viii eTeauallY protect newly
Town cora from The Expectations Of crows, rocks,
&c
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

To tbs Honorable fbe Julie; g t5e Cart
of General S:Bfont cffbs Peaee, for ~ county RI
Cum5.flaad qobub ito " b9kisa at Porfla4d' ~
aid eouuty, on tbs a5tb dy IF Mareb, 8oo
THE Petition Of the Subscribers, m
habitants Of Brunl,vick and Durham IN fad coun-
~, hr,n,hy lhews-.fhat new Comn:on Road tiem
he upper Carving Place. 70 called, on AndFoico8gi
rive n Br,infyick 10 the fonwelt bcrd Of lard river
II n,,rba,n. Is much wanted a. the road now n'eu
i ex,rrmely neonvenient ONLY from us crcutous
retfiop. bnt Especially from fcyerA long ana heep
nils which lie III its coue and which render travel
limo with teams and in carriages Abortsus dhlcut anu
often hazardous that road might Re lad out "a iuCh
conrfc ana over fuch land As would almot cnfIrely
,vo;d the aforementioned Disadvantages; that iuch
road was in fact formerly laid out and for iome time
;,noroved that few years iince It was by vote "a
The Town of Rrunfvick, Discontinued, and the preiehe
road opened in its feAG The great damage q your
petitioners Whole buluels obges them frequently -
traye (ad road and Of the community At large; th@t
the preicut road requires heavy annual eKpenee ~
render il fate to paengers bat can never admit OF
or expeditions travelling that the new road Tor n'c
your petitioners requeA mioLt, they beiieve, WIN 4
imal annual eYprnce be m2de and maintained N iuch
manner as 70 facilitate and expedite in great degree
not only the paage Of carriages but particularly 'haI
of loaded teams.
Your petitioners therefore, dehrs and nope tnaS e
Court will be pleaied to appoint Committee 70 lsy OUT
faid Road according to law.
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4 INSERTED from the Cafrifon ar Fort
IL Summer, SAMUEL GREEN. private, aged X
years. Steer inches high grey eyes red hair, light
completion; wore away long white frock and an ii on
hall fixed 10 his leg with csain.
Any perlon perlons apPrchendipe and delivering
hul At this pol, or to any military officer within the
United States, ihail receive TEN DOLLARS Reward
and all necelarv charges.
n. Leonard, LisR.
Psrrs.41-Foyt s-us,, aiRsg 4zys. e Eng ,o.smaudlsg
lley a. Geo.
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# a CoArf Of GeaeraI Ss17ons ortbe Peaes for '6e
county, Of Cpa5sriaad, b,gm and boller al Pert
land il Eaideanaty on As L5iF 14.'5cy q D11'S0'
Il. ID. 1900
On the Petition Of William Hunt, and
.bove one hundred Others whereof the f'regong !.
eopy-ORDERED, That The PeHt'o sr' glVg hotitS
% ali concerned by pubIiihing copy 0 f4Id Petition
and this Order in the G.zErrE printed AZ Portland
by ELssr a. Teut, three weeks luccclEee'y, The 'il
publication to be three weeks at leaf before The th'ra
Tuelday Of October next, tht they may then at lara
Court n be holden al Portland sforelIid have oPpor
tunity "a make objections, if any they have to The
granting Of the prayer thereof
AneF. Samuel Freeman, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

A French prize acquitted in the Difit
Court Of Connecticut, has been condemned
the Circuit Court.
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RUSSIAN ARMIES.
PARIS, AUG. II

PARIS, AUG, 70
Accounts from the North of Germany tate,
that the Radians are approaching more and
more towards the Adrian frontiers. The
army which is now at Brezeck and on the
banks Of the VRula conGas Of -four grand div-
ilons, 20 900 each, one third cavalry, unJer
four Generals, and Prince Penetration the Com
mander IN Chief A fcond army is forming
il Ltbuania and on the flores Of the Baltic
1t IS certain that the belt understanding pre-
walls between the two Imperial Courts, and
that RuGia takes the mott lively intereR in the
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Total 3I17

AUG. II.
The Paris papers inform, that complete
Revolution in Switzerland has again taken
place. The former Councils have been abol.
ilhed, and new Executive Government has
been appointed Whether this government is
to conGR Of one Conful, inveGed with fupreme
pow er, and tzvo Others inveRed with no power
at all anI whether the Representative govern
ment OF the SWifs is to BE- purified as in France,
BY a filtration nb7uard, are lecrets which we are
at prefent forbidden to know when known,
perhaps they will nor be very we'll underttood.
The letters from Germany, (in the fame pa
per,) fay, that a Conqref, will be held about
the 26,h inf. at Aug iburgh, for the purpofe Of
negotiation. Other letters fay, that the Con
gref, isto be h=ld at Carleibad and that Cen.
Bournonyile Is Immediately to repair 10 that
place, in order to join in the conferences.
lie tiers from PruGa fay, that negotiations are
carried on rapidly At Paris, Vienna, and Berlin.
The King Of PruHa, IN concert with Denmark,
Sweden, Spain, and perhaps with kuhla, Ia.
bouTs to efe6tuate the peace OF Europe, or at
lealt Of the Continent, and to organize an armed
neutrality, if The war between France and Eng
land is to continue. Courers arrive evc.y day
from Paris, Vienna, and Petersburg.
Prelimina,es Of peace have been Ggned be
tween Ihe French Republic and the Dey of
Algiers.
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BOSTON, OCT.


We have a report from N,wyork, Of he cas
ture Of Curacao, by a Ere 'ch frce from Gu
daoupe, after bloody conAia; hat the j s.
brig Pickering was there, and a1iled in u
Tending the place, a, dc TIE Americans d
fh7re; and that after Jhe conqu=a every An.
rican was maGacred. This news appears u
have been 6rough, rom Martinique which
iever4l degrees to windw4rd IF Curacao; 40.
therefore nor likely to furnifh the Lated ipfr
nation refPe Sing the Dutch iland. we Civ
no credit to the report
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AUG. 81.

AUG. IT.
The funds had yeRerday afternoon conld
cradle fart, in coniequence Of the rumour Of
new overtures from France.
The army of "vat projeas" at Amiens, has
been ordered to be increaied TO sc. 600.
a new treaty Of alliance has been concluded
between the cours Of Berlin and P=terlburgh.
Moreau has beer ient for to P.ris.
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concluion Of the war, and in the future dea;
of the empire.
VIENNA, ave. K
The cd of this month was fixed for the i.
6-ation Of the convention concluded With n. -
land, June 20. Whether it was ratified a. *
IS a queaion. The Britilh fubGdy Is no,b;.
to The annual war exPences, which bav. <
mounted to above 5000, 900 forms. =
HAMBURG, AVG -
The Court Of Petersburg is very much dr.
sfed with tie conduct Of the French II j
Duchy of Wirtemberg. PruHil is not 4 W. u
ably difpo(ed toward the French as formsN'
In fact they appear determined TO reGa n,
pampered ambition IF France.
PARIS. AUG. ~
Citizen Duroc returned from Vienna YEA.
nay morning and Immediately called upon Il.
Firlt Conful.
HAMBURGER, AUG.Is
Every fhip pa1ing Altoona Is now BOARDED
by Danih officer. Two days ago an EppgS
chip was hailed, and returning an infoent n
fwer, the mate and another perlon was tsks,
out, and fogged 70 f-verely, that the mar,
lie IS difpaired Of. The merchants at Alton
have voluntarily enlarged their veGels, Ill /.
Prefent difPute with England is a5juaed.
The French MiniRer Burgoing was proceed
ing to Copenhagen to counteraa tie BrnS
negotiations
AUGsBtRGH, AUG. 8.
Six Wagons laden wi b money and arfic !.
Of Contribution turnhhed by Bav4r.a and 81,
,i4, left hi, place to Day, on heir Way toFrsn..
In eight days the queiton of peace will il !;
bought, BE- decided At Vienna, As Bonaparte
tated 10 have declared his determination nor !,
admit Of any further delay. /
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LONDON, AUGUST II.

EsrERDAY dipatches were received from
our mniiter at Vienna, dated theISh. Moreau
had then given no notice of the Iecommence
ment of hoRilties, and we have other IeAions
to believe that Duroc Pofefes fecret latitude
Of power, and that there is room for another
ut matum from Bonaparte. There IS reaion
to believe that tie anlwer of our Cabinet to the
communication Of the Emperor, on receiving
the 6rR evertures from the Chief Conlul, was
not unfavorable TO general peace. The En-
peror replied 10 thele oVlrture, by Eating his
engagements with Greatbritain, and his readi-
nefs TO treat in concert with that power. The
determination Of our Court tranGmitted to VII
emma, was thence forwarded to Paris, from
whence the rcfoluion Of Bonaparte was again
tranfmitted to Vienna. II is the relult OF rs
acceptation at the Thulleries, of which the
dispatches Of yeRerday informed naturalization.
And it is reported, that q more direct inter
courie has taken place between this country and
France, in corfequence Of theAultrian minllter's
having impaired to the latter the reaiinels OF
England to treat for general peace.
The French journals, to the z4th, are G!ent
on the fubje6t Of the negotiations Their funds
again fell on the zsd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

There have been about twenty executions
ready in Virginia, in coritquence Of the
negro infur e6;oa.
Detfchm MS ot Militia are ordered out
Virgini4, as tecanUonHy meaiuIe