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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20

large letters and placed over his door. the
following" Books fold here the eheapeR
IN the 7v0rld." A few days after, "a COM
petitor, On the oppo6te Gde of the trect,
had printed on his fgn--ss Books /old here
cheaper than at Laekmgton',!,
1be .tolzo7oixg bill 7vas yeadu The Hou/e of
ReSye/enfatizes of the United Stares on
/. Wedss/a4y Agf.
"A Bill concerning the Diariet of Co.
lumbia.
Section I. Be it eua67ed by the Senate
and Hox/e Of Rebys/eutatitves of The United
States ef -Ame,ic1 in Congre/s aNem6led.
That the laws of the fate of Virginia as
they exiited on the frf Monday of De-
cember IN the.year 1900, fhall be and con-
tlnue IN force in that part of the Difrid
OF Columbia which was ceded by the iaid
fate to the United States, and by them
accepted for the permanent feat OF govern
ment: and that the laws Of the fate of
Maryland, as they exiGed on the iaid firit
Monday in December fhall be and CONT
nue. in force in that part of the faid diaria
which was coded by the fate to the Uni
ted States, and by them accepted as afore-
faid.
Section 2. Axa be it txuber eua7<d,
That all executive aud judicial officers, APP :
pointed by the REFLECTIVE itates of Virginia
and Maryland, and who had iurifdiStion
In or over the faid diitrict, or any part
thereof, on the faid frf Monday in De
cember, according to the tenor of the con-
stitution and laws of the faid States, ihall
continue to hold ard exercife luch iurif-
dietion until removed by the Prefdent of
the United States; and that the appoint
nent Of all tuch officers hereafter, ihall be
made IN the manner deGgnated by the ie-
cond feetion of the iecond article of the
contribution Of the United States.
Section 3. Aud be it further auaaed. !
That nothing in this ACT contained haIl in
any wife alter, impeach or impair the
rights granted by or derived from the acts
OF incorporation Of Alexandria and George
Town, or any other body corporate or
polite within the fad difrief.
FROM THE WASHINGTON INTELL1-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
PORT OF ALEXANDRI.4.S

ARRIVED. 9
Brig Katherine, Lawrence, Turks Iland.
ocnr Anna, Berry, baltimore,
Mercury, Butler, Norfolk.
Sloop Caroline, Butler, Bolton.
Sally Denike, Philadelphia.
Betiey, Brown, Baltimore.
CLEARED.
brig Union, Surget, Falmouth.
olooP Diana' Allen, New York
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
WI gfsfrs' .5sTfsssi =
Drugs & Medicines.
ID. 7obu6n.

At III, Store in FARE Strtef, has for faIe, the
following CATALOGUE of BOOKS:
DAUL < Virginia, Elegant Fables,
Il Sanders Journal. T.lcmaque, Reply to VII.
berforoc, Romans in Greece, Wrongs Of Woman. Coz
tig1n's travels Piagae and yellow Fever, Conflzne
Lossr. Count RumfJrd, Caisinifm Improved. Strongs
Serssons. Griffith Letters. Browns Elements, Co.
lumbar soaziter, lcho. Rows Exerefes, Granville
Ably. Companson, Edwa ds on religions Affections;
MeFHngal, Perry's Spelling Book. EdinbuTg Dfpen-
fstory, Cooks Voyages, eolnmbla Orator, Jones'
SOCK K<eping. M.my IN Eloquenee, Martens Law
oifNIonss Wsihing,on's Letters, Gurneys fhort
hand, B>Aat es Of Holmes Remarks on Daniel and
John Bscc4ria Crimes. Sc. 3lsirs Sermons, Co.'s
View ofthe Uni,ea States, Rouficsns Eioifa, Ameri-
Gao Coaa Pilot. Bssues French Clergy, Jachin and
ssaz ssorfrs Geography. Ghoa-ieer, or Apparit;on-
eli Adyeaturrr. Rambler. Guardian, Coldfmiths
Animated NAsurs. Oodlnilhs Eiays. Village Curzrs,
Goldlnnhs England, Codwin's Political Jufkce,
CrAadcafon on light ,roops, Chzmhzud's Idioms, Ita
Ian Nun, kam's FL .mcnrs of crtciim Law Of the
United States, s,illot's General Haory. McEwen on
the Types Monthly Review, Moriss American Ga
zetseer, Aenrses View, Pixies Arithmetic. Rzhelas,
Rstiels Seven Sermons. Porneys Grammar, Somer-
vile political traniacfions. Smith sonnets. Sernes
Sentimental Journey, Science OF Life, BriIots Com
mcrce wonderful Story Teller, Aiken's Letters For.
Dyes Sermons, Little Jack. Betannic Garden. Saun-
tons Enbzdy Gaila'in on Finances. Mu6cal Mfcel-
iany, Adams Latin Grammar, SINGING Book, BacAans
Family Physician, Fseiina, Gil BIAS, Neckar on Re-
Lyon. Studies OF NAtsrs. Naval Gazetteer, Helvetic
uaoo. Murray Grammar, Joan of Arc, southy's
Poems, a2rhsi's Gardening, LOCKER On, Well Bred
Scholar, American Aceomptass. vindcafien Of Divine
Provi.snce. Botanic harmony, Catherine of Ruia,
Zirinesmsn on National Pside. ormand, weiland,
Arthur Mrrsin, Csnpbclls Journey. Caroline Of
ltchfeld, Jutiet Greasiise, Chzp.ars ChemRry.
Cullen's PraStirr, Brucc Travels French Revolutions,
Nifceliancou. Pieces, Prices Sermons, Female Review.
Gfberne % Female dates Voneys Travels. Chinefe
Empire, Preddenss Speeches, Bibles, Tshaments Palm
Books &c. SC
Mareb 3d
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
To be Sold,

on raE MOST RsAsosasLE TERMS,
1t TIE HonIs Of SrLyAnUs CvsHAfdH,
Lrstsilsr q Portland,
On THURSDAY, 10th of APRIL next,
THE compleat one half of tract OF
l. LAND, lying in the town of rs1szl IN the ie-
eond 1sion OF Lots fa town. containing 10 scrts
hard ~soi land. No. Ioo and Iof, lying IN common
and undivided with capt George Yaterhoaie, Isuated
within hsif ME CT Wzdrons < Waterhoni-'s Mils
10 be divided according to quantity and guilty.
CsafIs1szs sad< ksszrs n iisss and faef q "a.
TOGETHER WITH,
The one half of the aforementioned
MILLS. eonhlns of one sau-aill. and half Crit
Mill Together with h.f of DWELLING. and orh r
eai Buildings. the latter of which would accommodate
two final. famiass, be1des good new Barn 30 b? 20.
ALSO,
About 90 acres of excellent L AND,
sdjoing faid mills, ccuddcrabe part of which under
improvement, hIuattd the mon central part OF lAd
town, through vh oh there are two county roads.
LfktwIss,
Several other tracts of LAND in faid
town.
The above property will be difpofed
of for Eoslih and weitinda Good, or Real Eaate in
the town OF Portland
ABRAHAM wALDRON.
Psrsi<.s. Nerd ~, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
TO BE SOLD.

Br ORDER OF CURT.
|nNE third part of a piece of Flats
~ Land, in Portland. ia the county of Cumberland
With enc third part of th wharf thereon snsng tom.
monty called Weeks wharf
Alio, another piece of Flats Land,
htua,e nearly opposite The houfe Of Mr. Thoma Beck.
Portland afor~ad the fame hein2 the ars Of Flatt.
BELONGING 10 piece of land fold by TnoMA. Cuaxrso
aie fad Portland, merchant, deeeaied, to samuel
N. Quincy
ALTO, large lot of Land ftuate in
IN King frsrt in the fame Portland. with a dwen.
tosie saneng thereon, and the other hsdinps on the
lane, being tht dwelling koufc of the fsid Thomas
except that parr of fad and huidn-s which arc
ie off o the fubferiber widow of fad dccszlcd a. her
Cover. in her faid hufb,nd'. ehate.
Alto, the remainder of faid lot laff
men,ioned and the budis9s and appurtenanees iub-
ied only to the life ease of the faid tenant in dover
The above being all the real elfate
whereof the fad Thomas died fes-d aud poheiTed,
vi be fsd on the DIV above mentioned on the pre-
mics; or 70 much thereof vii be fuffcen, to pay
the JUN debss of the fad deeeafed, with inedensa
charges
Datrf a Psvfisss u. ntss-I
Fsiyss,y. A... nrxisi 1soo
Eleonura Cumming,
\ Azzss A. III rf.kn
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
NOTICE is hereby given to the non

refdent Proprietors or Owners of Land ia lhs
town OF Sbsesgb. N the county OF York and common
wealth OF MAlachulctts thar Their Lanis are taxed "a
the Stare and County ana Town. for the years 1888
and 1852 and 1890 and f7ai and 1875 aud i797, IN
third Divhsn IN fad tosn-Alfp 4 TAR for the years
1874 and 7ss and 1871 in the Firt and Second Dill
lion in faid town
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
V WI z. -
.AA.ee<s4 -, : <-~s -,
S1 " ~
MUSES..


Frs-tst Nr,ry-rk cs-z rsisl dfssr sifr.
SCOTLAND. which has given birth 10 fon's
Of the prinoi4l luninaries Of lcicne-, mas lafei)
added a name to her catalogue of Geninfes
which bids fair to equal. If not exceet, every
othcf. That name Is THoaAs CAaasslL, =
young mar, NOT more than twenty years Ct
age, who has jul given the world an aionial
ing ireeimen OF poetic powers in posm eaiisd
Tx Pissfarss Of Hsp,, from which We lave al
ready pub.ithei one ex,raa, as We fo.nd il IN
late London paper. Since thar time tom.
plste copy has been put into our hands; and
~e have peruicd il with mingled emotions OF
plea:ure ard of wcnder. |, is a competition
IN which imagery the moi iab,iHe. AID leenes
,he moi fimple and tender, are dilineated With
The nice ikiil Of mighty mater. OF the lat
ter. We give the following fine pdur. OF
mother q, the cradle of her lleepins infant:
Lo! stths couch where infans beauty aeeps.
HI hsnt watch the nourn.u mother keeps
She, while the lovely babe uncsnisou, lies,
Smiles on her litte fon with Pen.vs eyes,
Sleep, image Of thy father asep, my Roy;
No linaern. hour Of forrow fhal be thine
No fsh tia, rends thy father, hear, and mine
Bright "a his manly Gre the fon ifsll DC,
In fern and foul !; but al more blea than be
Til, fame. thy wo1h. thy ilia love Al Ian.
Shall fooshe hi aching hsart for all the Psa--
With many fmle nv ioliiGde rspsy,
And chafs the worlds unseaerous fcorn away.
And fa,, ~hea fumnoned from the world x thf c,
il.y nv head beneath the willow ires;
VII, thou, fweet monraer, at my Zone appear,
And fsoshs my psr,se fpri,. lingering ssar
On. wilt thea come. at evening hosr to lied
The tear of usmsry Ger my marrow bed;
With aching temples on thy hand reefn'd,
Mule on the Ian farewell leave behind.
Breathe deep fsh 10 winds that murmur low.
And think all my love, and all my woe ? :,
So fpeaks affection. the nfan, eye
Can look regard. or brighten IN reply.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

At III, Store in fsrs STREET has for fale, the
following CATALOGUE Of BOOKS:
DAUL < Virginia, Elegant Fables,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

TAKEN from Ihe houfe of the fub-
j feriber. fomcsime on Friday evening Ian. a
SILVER WaTCH-with MvssAY' marked On The
face. The iwivel ~~s loldered five Dollar,
reward "il be gwen for pprendine the ,hief-or
& the pcson who took fad Watch will re urn IL No
qaea'oos viii be aRed
John Hobart.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssacHUS ETrs.
IN Ssn1,e. FEB. II, 1900.

IN SENATE, Fs5. II, 500.
ON the Petition OF the Inhabitants of Cape
Elizabeth, in the County of Cumberland, pray
ing TO be relieved from the expence OF opening
a road ordered to be laid out by the Court of
General Sections Of the Peace for faid County,
from None fueh Bridge to Portland Bridge:
0rdt,ea, tina, the petitioners eauie an atteRed
copy of this petition, and their order thereon, to
be publiihed three weeks fucedively in JssKs'
GAzErrE, printed at Portland, the laft publica.
ton to be thirty days at leaf before th- fecond
Wednesday of the fua fsiion of the next Gene
raj Court. that all perfons intereaed in faid pc
tition may then appear. and fhew cauie il any
they have, Why the prayer of faid petition ihould
no, be granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS. Prsfitnf.
In the Houie of Representatives, Feb. II, rsee
Read and concurrec.
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Sstaksr.
True copy.
h,.ta- EDWARD Nc. LANE,
Crk IF Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

u Mareb 1.-The fale of the fol-
lowinsi' peiponed unit, weJneiday the as.h Nay ner.
Al II O'Clock, a n-s.le 10 be on the p enlife,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

Unlefs faid Taxes and intervening
charges paid on or before Tharfiay the Tenth
lay Of Apt next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon 20
much of fad Lots wit def ay the fame. viii then
he fald Public yerdue, at the dazzling houfe
of Mr.. G>syss Han, innhoder in faid shspleigh, &C
eordng to iA~.
HAM MASON, Gsy'ss..
sb,oHg5, Ms,sI as. Ssoo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
To tie Hs1wa5k b. SENATE and Hssf OF Rftrs
Eatativts, IL Gss.yai Cos,f e1rmtltd.

IL tie Hseva5k fb. Senate and Hss,f Of Rfers
j:atatives, IL Gestrsi Cost egmIled.
THE Petition of the inhabitants of Cape.
L Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland,
humbly fhews-That at Court Of General Sef-
fions Of the Peace for faid County held at Port
land in Oaober lslf, road was ordered to be
laid out from Nore fuch Bridge to Portland
Bridge that part Of faid road, for the extent OF
about half mile runs through fwamP which
NUT be cauieyed at a great exPenoe, and thar
the whole of il together will probably coh the
town nearly two thnufand dollars. That the
faid town is extremely poor, and totally unable
to fulfain the expence of makiag and maintain.
ing faid road. That the faid road doesSnot ae
commodate the inl ,birants Of iaid town at all !;
will be of no uic 10 them, but an additional, and
unreafonab.e burdea TO them, as The road is laiJ
sut wholly to accommodate .hs propristors of
faid Portland Bridge without which road IN
this place would never have Teen contempla ed.
Your petitioner. therefore pray that your hon.
ors would relieve them from the enormous bur-
den which the order of fa,d court of feiIions has
laid on them that the proprietors oil fad bridge,
who are the only perlons Immediately intsreited
and benefited by iaid new road, may be obliged
TO ddfray the expenee, or that fcme other iteP
uay be taken TO relieve your petitioners a. in
your honors wldom may be deemed belt. and
Is in duty bound, will ever pray.
THR INHABITANTS OF c.L1yx
CApRELizAEErH = ~. -
ROBERT DYER. az. -. =.
K IzIhIT DS} JORDAN &; .4, ~ ss si.Ss r
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
$50 Dollars RezUard.i

ESCAPED from the cuifody of me
- the fublcriber. IN Corhan, On Thuriday tbs
9Th inn. by the afiaanee
OF two perions TO unknown. IFRuSHA PEN
FIELD Of lad Gotham, who was arreited by
warrant againt her, and in my keeping by virtue of
the fame and mit,imus prifou from the Hon W.
las G.t6s~ and Eaussi P6ir-y. Rfqrs char sins h<r
of the crime Of being delivered ecres and csneca
ING the death Of her baftard child
Whoever will apprehend the faid
Pen.eld and the l4id perfons 70 aiiins her or give
NOT &c eoneernins ihen 70 that thsy mar be broush,
tolutee, iaali receive the above reward or f.tv doll
IA for a1y or either Of them.--s.id PENFlRl ID
was low OF itature. rather thick and eorpuelt, dnk
grey eyes. dark hair. aud aged n years--aad on
when The went away dark calico ioofe gown She
has been very hex, and was thought to be 10 when
Che weat away
JOHN WOODWARD,
D.ps.y sbgD.
MARI q Y4oo
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
\IOTICE is hereby given TO the

M IINsL' ID HCfcDF nIVSH 10 The
J. y nonrsiident Proprie,ors add owners Of Land
N the town Of sbspegs, in the county of York tina.
their lands arc sared bill. committed TO me
the iubierh Der. Collector OF fad town Tor the year
1913. 10 collect, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

STATES. of hyperion quality, for
Gale at .Jrsts' Book and Stationary Store.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

bnt on condition only that the treaty of 1888
ihvuld be renewed, with the modification Rat-
ed in the inltrudions given by Warrington.
8. The 2sth article of the treaty between
the United States and Great Britain, relative
10 the protection granted to the armed veGels
OF that nation. France will mott pro ably in
aft upon enjoying the fame advantage as long
as 4 is PcfeGad to her injury BY her enemies.
There is another principle which France is
very anxious TO eitablfh and on the adoption
OF which lhe las frongly Unified principle
which II is Gill more the intereR and policy of
the Americans to carry into execution. But
the treaty Of 1893 with The Englilh prevents
them from acceding to This fytem, namely,
that neutral bottoms fhall conRitute neural
property. France however ho1es 10 induce
the Powets of the North to efabfh this r Rem.
70 Dc excluded from the benefit of which would
be highly Injurious to the Americans.
Il appears, however. that thefe diplomatic
conferences, have been conducted in the moR
dmicabe manner, and 70 as 10 leave only an
imprethOn of re- ret that it was impohible TO
remove the difficulties which had occurred
he American Ambaf4dors, during their re-
hdence at Paris, have been treated with every
Pofble ma otreiPta, and enjoyed all the diff
in6tons conferred on the Minifers of our allies.
IS 1t IS at P'eG-rt, the principle and lyfem Of
France to refped { p,otef the law OF nations
and the rights Of neuua ity il is to Be hoped
that the frank and equitable conduct which fhe
holds, with regard to neutral ia es, will foon
remove the differences which have occurred
between her and the Uoited STATES and THAI
even lhould the Preflnt negotiation not termi-
nate in a treaty, the American flag lhall, not
wi.bRanding, continue to be refpeGed, and
their veiies treated as thofs Of friendly nation
in our Courts Of Law.
O ars are fled to the privateers to re-
fPe6t all neutral Algs, among which the Amer
ic N is undoubtedly the met numerous and
American vlfels are daily relealed by the
Courts. with damages againR the owners of
he priyateers. There are now about fifty
caufes before the Councils of Prizes refpe6ing
vedeis taken in the European feas, and thofe Of
the vedels which really belong TO Americans
will adure1ly be reaofed. The fate Of fueh,
however, as were furniihed wi h letters Of
rnarque, does not appear to be YET determined.
1t IS thought that they cannot be given up
without fand'oniug the conduct of the Am-ri-
cans in armlrg them unlefs the reliJuton
ihoud relut from new treaty Of amity.
The preceding particular, though not off,
cial, have been communicated by the mott ref
pe0a5le authority.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
BURLEIGH.-No. XI.
70 7HE PEOPLE or THE UNITED STATES.

10 TIE PEOPLE or THE UNITED STATES.
IN att nPting TO ketch the billings you en-
/ y, under the benign effects Of our Federal
Contribution, l own my feelings rife to a degree
Of thuGaim, which almof f1rbids urterancs
AT h fame time, acknowledge, that my
heart ye4rns over the theme with extreme 70
lieitude. 1t is fubje4 on which love to
dwell, tho the picture Is min Jled with Rrong
fears hat the felicity is tanitory. The prof
pc iy aud Happiness o this country lie 70 my
view | ke fairy icene, VII h appear to the eye
Of fancy only to dazzle, to aIonilh AID then
to vanilh away.
Were |, in my power to ak every honea,
induGrious, unamb tous indiviJu Al in h Uni
ted States, thi, qUeaion, Are you oppreT. W BY
Government? / am furs the aniwer W uld be,
No. Nay, could PurSle the fubject and IN
quire-Are yoS not protede1 fron injury. fe-
cure in your perfon, AMI properly, AouriIbiue
in your buGnsf,, and happy in the enjoyment
of civil and religious freedom the anfNer,
would be, Yes. And might b permitted 70
inquire of thofe who are dilcontented, and are
mnrmuriug, whether they ever became r. until
fome artful, deGgning democrat put the idea
into their heads am confident they would
Ady liiCJ StA hpb'
We are perpe,ually informed BY the Jacobins,
that the federal party are endeavouring to in-
troduce monarchy into this country. Let me
ak, what are the fymptoms, or the proof p
Prefdent Warrington, when he was al the head
Of our government, ufed to live very much ke
a common man, except certain ceremonies
about feeling company. He kept DO body
guard, be travelled with srry few attendants,
he was fociable, hofpitable and benevolent )
and when his proficiency expired, went back to
Mount Vernon, to lubmit to all the tyran1ical
laws, which his administrator had brought on
| the country. Il leems TO me, il would take
man at LEAH Methdlelah's age TO eRabhh 2
monarchy in this way. l have never heard
thar Prelident Adams approaches any nearer
in his ayle Of living, his manner Of travelling,
or 10 any other refped, to king, than General
Warrington did And when the period OF his
| Proficiency expires, unefs re eleard, hs muR
alf1 depart 70 Quincy, as General Wah;ngton
| did to Mount VeruoJ. and lVoUn to all tie
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
MONDAY, OcToBER 6, 1900.

man declaring that religion is of the utmoR
Importance, thatit is absolutely neceGary to
the temporal happiness and the eternal felicity
Of mankind, and yet hear him rdicule all forms
OF religion, and Eandalize all religious teachers
in the grois-when we fee bis life and CONVEX
iation to be continual worfare againa all true
reIig on, wermua certainly fuppefe the man has
many minds.
/ might proceed but this nufl do yor TIE
Prslsnt. AS leifpre hours occur perhaps / may
tavor fbe public With iome further oblervations.
This EBAY trua viii wipe the indignity from
the literary charzt1er Of our little village.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
Far TENxs' PORTLAND GAzErTF.

z Mr.. JgNFs,
BEING, in your Gazette ofhe 18th infant, Q yar,y
Dion On tie library ebayat7er Of Maine; and feeling my
= dignity rather nlul.ed BY the oPprobium cat on
ae TVL' bavs peGtd years "a an UaOsyfy, az once re-
fsd, tho neither hunger biyf for J5rib5Lzg Jfe,
9'r bs public 7viib few lentences Of original matter
q after laboring Irritable tiue my mu(e brought
" the following Efay; which, it may poiIibIy
thought premature birth ommit 70 your foAer-
hand to be d" Esk'4 into tELps ant a7rs.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
THE SCRIBBLER.-No. I.

Many men Of mary a1i@d5."
II HEN was a lchoolboy, my rs Ger wrote
The above motto for copy. Believing, as
ffY b ny ought, that my matter was 4 pro
pnd ilhola:, | conceived il important to trea-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

From rsa AURORA.
TO THE PUBLIC.

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