Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

| mag be Lone merit tie confidence Of Azaerica
T.. Tbesternal nene.y Of fbs great, tie gsod, II.
| immortal Wilmington.
g. OR Brot5rrJ NJ patriotic djeardsa army, aray
tbe1 beat tbeir Uord5 into ploag5 barsJ, and fbr
ear5 into pruning 60okJ, and long eni peace and 10:
| gratitude Of fbeir foaatrT.
3. Cemmcrre and ag,ietatare; may f5ey extend ana
fo1j@,
10. The tire JseYetare,. HJaoaq Forfitnde and Fl.
| dekfy.
II. Our May, may lt,ir Gnr5 and Rripeyfyia NJ.
a1npb aobeH cng4ged in tbs eyc,iee 81 oar country
"a. The req,erfd memory Of Sumner and Of GIN;
%. Tbe Ladies Of Portland, qUbo Banners bar
| Haglqve By ar merit Jscure t6sir future Iavozr5
IA mrs and Sciences, niay thy extend kHoqOle4gs
and eaje La60y.
rs. TIE C'ergp
Is. Gen. WadfaUortb
'Wben The 7f5 TaqR esas g;4sa The sem5ers an
fojr and cayfaiH sDaJ draqvn q0bitb GJfo7ered
mar6lr monument eytard 10 fbe memory eff Hg5zgto7
Mar'b playing Jods'nn.
The Supreme Court hniHhed its term in this town
~ Saturday laf ard ha Proceeded toWifcahtt.
Arrreably 10 the proyifcn Of the judiciary az
b Commonwealth, ii will hereafter ht here twice
y7ar--n the months Of May and September.
Major General Hamilton, has teen chofn
Preiident General; Major General CbaregAC.
Piarkaey, Vice P,efdent General Major JACK
ion, Secretary General and Genera Macbbey-
joa, Treatuier GeaeraI Of The Cincinnati Of the
United States.
Al The election Of officers for the Society of
Cincinnati for this (tate, h-ld at Bottom on Fri.
DAY iaH. the following gentlemen were chofen-.
Major Gsneril Liacol, Preiident DR.. lillian
Egq't, Vice PreGdent; Brigadier General Hen
y JantEH, Trealursr and 7homa5 EGgvzyds,
Treafurer.
Among The toaRs given at the meeting Of
the Cincinnati at Bolton, on the 4th inf. the
following are noticed -
Tie Pr5fdau Of tbe United Stafe5--Msy he turn
the haaks of his enemies, prefs down heir cen.
ter, throw thar whole line into con ufion, cap
ture their Randards, military chefs & artillery;
and burn their baggage!
Our Ciiad.l-The Contribution of The United
States May its foundation always be found
100 deep to be EBbed BY Faaion ard its
r2mparts too elevated to admit bdgmeat from
the fcaiing LADDERS Of Ambition.
WASHINGTON! our late FiIeIeader--
May we follow HIM in flow time to tie eey7za-
Hehf eaHteHment: and be all found near his Head
Quarters At the full Roll calm
Splendid Fire Works were difplayed at Bsiqss
On The evening Of the FsgrfBgf TBiy.
The great nterea which all good men take
IN The good or III fortue of their Benefaaors
has been ltrongy manifsaed in the cafe Of mr..
Pickering, for VIII fe welfare and fucceis much
anxetyis felt by IN. numerous friends.-To all
iuch, however, It will Be gratifying to know thar
Mr. Pickering's Project Of iettlil in the wilder
neis is not the refult Of fuGden impulfe, but
had long been contemplated as appears By the
following genuine extract Of a letter written by
him the 9TH March laa about two months BE-
lore hls diimiIion from Office Referring 10 the
uncertainty Of The n-xJ Election, whether Mr..
Adams or Mr. Jeferfon would be Pretidcnt, he
lays. am prepared for either event, deter
(" mined 70 act Independently, whether in or out
7" Of 1tiice. My only f,icitude Is for my chill.
8 dren, that may have it conveniently in nv
(" Po"e to give them educations fuited TO their
!" capacities aud difPodHsns and this can
= accomplish by fhes Of lands, If other means
" tAil me. For the rett, slough ATTAINED to 6eg,
il ! am willing and able 70 dc and if it were
Il convenient 70 CRAFTY my own ordinations,
: would return to The calling oe my anceaors,
: and become tiller Of the ground. WBsa tie
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