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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
NEW YCpK. OCT. IL.

TouhAint has Invited the -eturn Of the emf
grams fom s.. Domingo, aauring them Of
lafety in their Perfons an1 property. Many Of
theie Frenchmen in this city are preparing to
proceed home
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
lie MOON, AUG, 80.

LONDON, AUG, 80.
lis very erroneo10v conceived by iome per
ton,. that the death If KLlBFR will arengthen
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

The new Spanith Amb IFldor to the United
States, the Chevalier BlAGc &c Orolko, took
leave Of the ClalPne Directory, the 18th Of
July; in order to repair to Spain, 20 embark for
this country.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
EEDEPAL PECLSTER.

a letter from Wilmington, Delaware. men.
tions, that Mr. B4yard, isre choten to Congress
by = majority Of 600. Mr.. Patten was IL.
Jacobins Candidate.
Col. Pretty Neville, native American, /,
dominated il expedition to Galiatin.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

An embargo was laid at the Havaana, about
the 18th Of Sept. lis fJppof,d fome vedels
With money were about iauing for Spain.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
EXTR 4CT

From Governor Trum0ulp5 Speech,
Addreded to the Leg datare of Connecticut "a TIE
opening q yhe Gent al. felton,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

reward Of 1000 dollars IS offered by Il.
Bank Of New York, for apprehendpg Nathan.
iel Olcott, broker, charged with fraudu entlv
taking money from iaid hank Il is flid Il.
carried off with him 200. coo dollars ana tb,t
he had overdrawn on the bank 900 dollars
Four men have lately been hung in the N. W.
Territory, for counteTfeting money.
Accounts ON Norfolk, dated Oh. 6, fay
"The Fever here has fubGded and buGnefs b..
gins 70 revive"
The health Of The town Of Providence IS filv
refored .-By IN official account, dated the
3o'h ult. it appears, that the whole number ia.
ken fck Of the fever this fealon has been 81, Of
whom 81 have decealed.
Captain Keown, in 81 days from London.
deny, with 80 PaGengers bound 70 Alexan.
dria, arrived in Hampton Roads, The "a inf.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

Gabriel, tie Negro General, who We men.
toned few days go as having been taken a.
Norfolk, was to have " his trial on he a
'"itant At RcmonI; On which d4v ten Of 6is
'ccompIces weIc To be xecuted.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

Tie Columbian turnpike. which extends from
Hutton, New 70 <, t. the MaGdchuittss line.
Or the ron. 70 Hartford, will be completed ia
the courie Of tits month.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

Sir Sidney Smith has anfwered this Litter,
expecting his moi heartfelt borrow tor The ira
gical cataRrophe, and adding the oAl''al and
f1lemn aGurances Of the Grad Vlz'er, that he
had no ihle in the horrid deed, with which The
French IN EgyPt are now fad 10 charge their
own Chief
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

Four men have lately been hung in the N. W
Territory, for cOunterfeiting money.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-19

Thets fsas are thus infinitely aated -
he Editor, uader 4 conviction that the 3s1-
iett IS, not only intereaing to him perf1rsl.
" e0nhdered, but likewiie deeply int a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-19

On the f'a day'of the firing of Congress.
as wei! as the Editor reconeets, he poke 10
tne speaker Of the iioufe Of REPRESENTATIVES,
and as'ed that, having been informed tba,
It was ulual to Obtain his peruifion 10 tske
the debates, the Editor then did himleF the
'P'eaiuri OF making requsa to hat eSed.
The Speaker replied tina, it was urusl.
aad ihst tie Permiiion would be cheerl, ;lr
gated as a matter OF courfe.
AZ tiia period a nletober came up 20 The
Ldi.or, AID aiHeC him how ne intended 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-19

Statement Of Jatf5 affeadiag The 19pH-
eqfion q the Editor Jar PermIGoa
10 occupy a POJHion a0itbm the bar
q tie HoH5e Of RebregentatiVes,
int ne might be eHa5ied Ia reDorf
9eiib (dehy fbsir Pr1esediags md
debafe5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30
SALEM, December II.

On ThurldaY arrived al this port,
tne fsip Erutus, William Brown,
commladcr, in 81 DAYS from Gil
lraiFar, and 10 from Algiers. Capt.
erown informs that the C3ited
e,ates frigate George Warrington,
capfain Bainbridge failed for Con
ii4niInoPle the 18TH Of OGober {;
h2ynS on board the Algcrine ge.
7sfa' of Aa6iae, and l4iie, with
~ 'enis, &. for the grand Seir.
nor. ihe dsY Of Algiers by force
fe1Pefed captain cambridge 70 per-
sorm this l-ry!ce, and threatened,
il cafe Of refulal war 10 the United
states, aud havery to the officers
md crew of the George Wahiag
81. The dcy a,fo Unified, thst
tay 'hip Bru,us captain Il. mould
1ade and 90 to the he IF Rhodes,
ut a cargo of fuTks--n6 pay or
glt to be sIlwe1--but the voy-
clio be conii5ered as a favour
rented by the United States.
through tic inauence Of The a
mexican Ccnlli air. O'B;cn, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

20 pEoiie a's rt'Pc-r i.ly infor,n d. TN, ~.
L 'ei'"vai Of ne, ia. &c 80 ssesea,o7r -
oeVeY-d the cl-lci.s- dsyca,oh o. th. 81. -, -
SPp l''AAncc- uppn tne iublcnler la. yam of
'''''s eonncsrat mlt-u~s3f has dctsral n-6 li.,,
20 tN's1G tde lphsTt % nr tpit5u4 .oa 10 -
So @' 'e'snee ana ai,'r- advanced ,i.Izs lie
" 2 .@2'7si 20 reach 2eadiuy, Wuouy. -eoE
-''F"l' N'''"Hleuc Nasnsmseics, 5rtn4.Iv. sa,
Si ''et'eFs 'oulc orlnchrs nl-urs! ,s,iioicoav
ana FH';'e@i -eoa,sp.. fi.s t,-irs ~! be- 90 o.
'-'' pr SnGpt', "a e- paid Qg4r,eriy and The b q.
= "1s4 an @47L1e-. iAe 'ol5vl vii a.cst o.. Tue
lo'u Vi lanvarY
lhe protection o. 81 lra-ytlr has bee; 600 loro,
net ced, x di'honored tAs rsd.eai p,of.ifign os
ior'e'y' the Prcieihon ~.''ea San alone awaken md
-''i'oanz~ me eaessi,s "a, ccalou, ~iuSh loas clD
ahsa o ;ile mnd oft.e ri!.ny seo,ra,;,, 80.
f.'-'P's' o. loenee' iad the i-util, Of utice.
ono o'San"e Pu'.le opinion vpon the .,uuusrtons
o iai@aitsoi- run has encountered m America
'ns i-ne Pr-Jueiees wincA ieho4Nic inaituticns.
600 oiBAr,Icsi I-iInct,us h1yc attashei 20 IL i,
Eyfcrg, - - -
hA noS 70 be espsa-l 6,at .h.te srejudiccs
ni1' Yaa4slia cnoil l--l h4l ,5-e clearly IT, thcir
A1IaT"ty --Ha-il ul aag-a.se, ~ "a. nrof. no..
ma &C NOR e!s-fy exhibited -lo.., NOR. Ing
Ia '3ltsm Of lnAruc.,.; hsH be ist,o.iscr., i,,,
lag >cico, ace -Sps'-tsuI mas ,uduSsl the sub.
t'i4Oef :" ueVo'e "a Gas EG1Fz.-s Of re .li.n -
nus !fetrnt Frpcuiur, rio Conference.-The ,ei;.ge
hs can aid a. the devotion new. OF -,,.s .t5--si
! '!he"' NoIb'os eogio 10 much grztfy a.s vanity
nr his PhiselhFoPhy rss sGv4ace1lsn. Of NE
FefYoie No,hilg san TO much aniaate D., .L.,.f.
/ as the prclpsct Of locrzssl
follel IS .aay tO.5, i,is oual;aes.ions f.,r ths
ardGons oidse, which he has usseft,e,n 10 3D.,
-Ibe, q iuiaeien1 asoogY = ga ,'rraiy offered.
a@d any oae o-sn % a'.y Hiiag "a. -las= co-1~
Petent 20 Ghehargs iins oiIice to hln ,seold h..
nave 0iluHgy felsnquilcd ys g..,rote,i;...
ihus bouuo ~ dry, he ihoe.d eonecir. sintsif
unworthy Of his 'iaee It Ia rad nc. alesdY anti.
qpat,d I'll ~ cihsa!;iss; 5W fhss tolnd, be
hesid conceive hmfeit l,in more -AwortAy If j.
u ne he'd Lot PREPARED 70 meet th..a ailh iAtts..
Pidlty aud Z@si.
Gbama5 Rjic5ir.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

Gecemncr - 1906,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30
(lo 5s eosfiare2.)
Tasfla7. D..sm1e- Is, 1900.

Ths b.'l for the creation OF a ETao,oleurl 20
CtoKoE WhsHi NGIoS was agsin before fhe
Houfe wien 4 er debate rrotradsd beyond
tue ufpal h6ar Of Adjournment the queGion ~.
taken By ysss nd nays The engrcdmcu, o. the
biil Tor third resdiog, and carried Yeas 4s-
Rays 10.
TIE bi!l does not decide the diacnGons
or ;he potion of the Eiaufo'eur, on, ap-
FrcpTisses zoo, csc Dollars for its erection.
rhe debate was 10 fome parts OF It, de-
faltory, tsaions, and uainterelting and in
o,here, forrioe, and fpiri'ed, In particular
the tloae.ace Of or HARPER and Mc. Ran
delph US Lofty and impressive II the col-
liioa OF opinion, the ordnary ru!es ol deco
run were ProFra'cd and language, iadig
pant and fl;ssait, impeaching perional mo-
Iise, was 'eciprucated with keen iegeriiy.
(De'ois in our nest)
The Houfe then adjourned 70 this day
week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

RECEPTION y A'gier', bat yg,s Gasgv rcro,:,
'ed - 'rf7ain there.
No,wrhi7odrg ~ ,rss:.a,a. c,o..;r
3f'norfge &c e,g.j rrsn bs g-y Ne a.
ns1 an eoa', ao5 g &c nor refpe.aef
here 'han Any Of to- Eu.rpear ,:ors.
ne AiSeH s. 'ev- 70 Can. e nar9 g
'nai ne onss eGler i a p go. ,-s-k o..
che Deg fsvoF, to 500 up1n 81. sl,;ety',
t!,sc''i toiioei "a 'hr G,lud Si-n:.r--,4-
d''g, ihs' Il VS. an boao- he you'd coa.c,
~ 7erY ';w 1ss. rhsre sss alans 200
EuroPeap owen Alters -frs ~ 4, n
70 = t''e fit fsn,i6.s ,e E,.aore. rt-ol, :
sepears ve-Y i''0e. bCt s @. s SIEVE ~
Fol,s eouti ba''e' e To piece.
ihe po'iry IS ne spgl;G, & ys,n-oe I'll.
AGENT a neel,'.; 10 in gor,au, 20 &c ccm
i:c-e'si "or!S "A puy sCpo, * Pira
ti'si S.ets, 'gith iniali ~ use lorc,. COW
1ian5s honse> a1lrr'nr g, tom IN The "a. #
tan "cr'd. . 'rnpo,a! , ulases
ir. o p; hal written ho-,e 20 IN
Amcric2n Gove.lm,4t. ,eaasQ;n,. ,as, a.
mother caaloi usi,' os iepg ous 70 ir7rv
c-de hiG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30
RlCHMOND:
-
7aeJ&ay, De-e&5er 80 1920.
From the NJRoaA.

The iitu4tioo of Amcrica uade:
our bleiicd edniGi lraeion dsrivss
every day ioale new ilitrc las il
.ne character Ut the couatry was
not a'rasds i4facienlIy humoled hg
pay no siribute TO tac Dry q Al
giers, and to TAG DSy's o4-the
frig4te named G~52 &c jIaL4i rgzy,.
hes oy a pccnliaTiry of bljndueis H.
fatality, oceD pat "a th: power OF
thc B-rbarIaus
At the ianle moment we learn
CT f'i5a:e eHacted by Great Br.
tain Through the ptiJ4fr agency e
SitgTcaUaf. We canoilly confe.s,
that this iot niesiurc does not meet
our implicit cfedit-though conf
deriug what has paGcd ana The IT.
ncss ofthc agcnt for Iuch buGnels
toat ieisnot aisose her improbable
Under al circumstances, howe
yer the hioilrring and bomoafic
srim50r5oa ihouid nor br forgot
tsa ct >,4lieHr far det-ncs tss
SfGt a crG' (ar ty:b4ee %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

Exfro8 9fq letter fro7s a GENTLEMAN ia Hum
bpsgb, 10 a re|faaJIe Hoys IN f5H city,
dafsd s3d 0dg5sr.
I" Although q new armitice hes taken
place bsiweea ths Emperor AID tac Frsnch
and the Enghih have bssn trying whether
they could siio make no their difference ;
the relult Of ooih appssrs to be AL dubiooe
--spd the Negsciaucps @ilh The later ere
reported % be broken OF a.f .dy LII peace
ON the contaent iboud axe place, i, .s be-
heved the differences win 10. lsad viii $40;
b. icon lctlled."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

H
this favorable moment, tearing a
further rcqai6,ion, and quit 81
giers, Oct. IS.
Captain Brown brought dioatch-
es 70 the iecrctary of State. con
tanning the particulars ofthis extra
ordinary affair. Mr.. O'Byien and
captain cambridge had renon.-
itraled, but we're obliged to com
ply, 70 prevent 4 more fc7ious dif-
tcuiiy. Two DAYS out from ~
giers, captain Brown was brought
TO by the Birth BRIG Cameila the
lieutenant OF which informed, THAI
Inc was bound for Egypt, With cl:c
patches from lord Keith and tina.
ms iordlhip, with The aeet and
traniports under his command. was
defined FOX Egypt. On arrici1r
az O.0fai'1T, 10 one was pefmiued
TO land from the i5rutus, becauie
The was from the Barbary coat:
but an American, relident there.
came along fje, and iaformea
hat the Frehoh marched into Leg.
horn or the 10Th ofOd Der acre.
ably 70 the liquidation ofthe treaty
with the Emperor that the inha
6hantS were much ex fperAted at
the neaiure, and thar il bad excited
considerable commodon N ;ha an
fcrtu0ati CITY. ihs day the Bruyu$
arrived at Gibraltar, an American
idip, o@ued, by Murray and Mum.
lord, OF New Z ork, f7iled and was
captured by fome pa iii gun boats
IN few hours-ihe had preyioufy
9e9n boarded by the fame boats,
and cautioned againf entering Gil
oraitar, ii being declared in ! tate
OF blockade by bis catholic nlajeity.
However he did enter and fgll
her cargo Of fiour-lhe was carrie i
20 Aigeziras, and would prclsabk
be crldemned The gentlen1aa
alto informed, that the plague al
Cadl2, continued its ravages. and
that il had fpread into the interior
OF Spain, that it was at Malaga
and hat in consequence the En-
9Th at Gibraltar were very iirilt
IN their quarantine regulations.
me .iext day capt. 3. took adyau-
i'4ge Of the convoy OF two frigases,
whlch hal under thsir protection
50 irauiPog;S, mott ofthen full o.
trooPs, bound 20 Lisbon before
they & T through ri gut, wet
erly wind ipruog up, @hich obliq-
ed the whole deer 10 put airo the
Bay of ufean, ON the Barbary
coat found there, 7 Tail OF the
line, and IS traniportS with more
troops. Next day vas 10 ned by
Lord Keith. with iour more fail of
the line, and a number of frigatcs.
II ne feet all thar day and night
were bully EN- iloyed in watering,
not being ab!eto procure iupoly
at Gibraltar owing 10 the dry fes-
ion. Next day failed with part of
the feet for Lisbon, leaving Lord
Keith with the reGdue, ard mot
all the troops at lutean Say from
whence II was conjectured thai he
was 70 iaIi Tor tgyPt. Capt. Brown
ieit the iieet that night.
TIE United STAGE Aould immediately
have OK aoct friga,es ia he Mediterranean
% keep kcgucs IN ave Ghou!d any acci
deh' = pPsn 70 the Geor Wishing on. IN
her psaage 10 or .rom CooGau,iuopie, The
government Of the Uni,ed States viii he
Obliged 20 reimaurfe the Dey al damages
ne may lutsip thereby, or his mott Potent
Msjeay viii order bis corf.irs to capture
American V-lels.
Among tie psefents Zen, 20 the C,and
5eigaor were one hundred blrrk 3Ares, SO
OF them femsles---iyoos, Tigers, jsoozrds,
Ohrichcs. Sc &c. y.fned a. feve,sl ,,;,;,,,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

~ 'hc :er5'S5ooers on ,Jc part of 1,ance
.aha '"oi'y itrcrc % o3clhl AS se,luralioe
- he F'0'y 81 iT7S ss6 offered Is cs!t
''a- wee -c''77ri IN ia ,'enifcgi'ea Tor (ro-
mated a'opcr bu, ase3 tia, u. csle that
"a 'v-e IA. TeiEsoCei, the cisia5 81 the
american goverameal for indemoi.irs mace
Under o. treaty, ought rot 70 be aii9w.d
va com nraoasrs- IL conformity TO ir-
''dft'oe' received declared n. rcints-e-
ni@'if q ~ i'rearv O. - 10 he altogether
'nadn iiib'r hut cnjc7vcred for { cocGs efz.
l'ie 'crS'h Of si''e 60 obtain to-apeai7,io1 s-r
','-gai lures, = h'u eoars sing ih>ecvt b
the CONDITION in'i9cd UPON By ,',- R-cn.h
conmiibon lfey howsve- f.ied IA, tie
&c amp'iihocu' % a., osiea. ora fasr,
1n'ni ted 'he crntidcra,ioa Z: indsmri.i;, o
saia goeia,iYn
The votes Of the Eicaora of Rha6.-
land, contrary to ~ thv printed sccou4;.,
paye esen nigeu IS follow;
Tor Isho adaros
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

. WASHING TON, December y.
We understand thst in the prog,.rs Of
the negotiations attending tive french Trsa-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

The fabfcF;be- yiiIrcmove 70 Sge-
yeaf6srs On me i5,h ot Janrayy, 1907, ~hsa
he "'i he rerdy 20 rierre rar;is as3 rrcyjsad
90 Pro'ecu'e tle'eyuriesof aarnei,n 5r,iaes.-s :,
me 'iiv'r;ii7-:c:lf sectise te 80 sc 6cn.y.
Su'''tir scsc' 1-lct+tipa, foo ,pY ogrhsr ce ~.
pals n e - PROCURED srcvs:i.b-rg &, i.r IL ~.
i"ediate viciuity ---t cts'yt ior bar ,at cir.
.ng vii be Isl Per anp'n, erefy kostccr finding
n" own BED ard bedding
J. OgIvia.
$, Many eifcGa. aanees corte--,d 20 ;c.i,,-=
'ae irhierib.r 10 beoome a csptilase az the Poo.
ri'ri..'p ~ S'-gss,ibs- Z Fhe oonivnA,ca oft.,n
'hdfustcrs IL FappeRlluock, wee o-e yss f3l~
y ecolpetert &c teach n,a.,y up:.. q, yeic i,e
= 70 az, rb'e obviouay tended to ci-eur.eribs
"a. ir'lers ~ ,hsir prolr'iiora uCsfa!ncf, ana "a
o-dge der .nd;vica7! er,,ia7,est,, hot 10 add
''a' '''e su,-y u two fcaools co1n.oici uf
'oy' 81 di7eseut ay>s, %@s pracuctiyc of -ss-y
'eitT 'fcone. aieucss. tiis ie.aov 70 s..v.
-if.' "hi.a 5 rre,euis 70 che iuo.,s,o=s li.s,
'J2 lao snte,eo''s totre ,l-c.:s OF ti, .A.,i s.
~ ci'-o'e ms amns ara acconl,nlhsl ,s.ssd
nom" 'Htches e. crtyi.) hs ciain. ii hsdt s.
'e"t' :" an '1'y'er tn=;:-e, al' lket, si,ea win
niofe '-istts-ea ea-fsy,
!. Osiivio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

Ri4f -'7nd. Dacauslr of 500.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30
SfSgea55a,g l4cage1g.

q ] q uleet,ng or the tTlltces 81.
z = ,he ffi.v Academy on Decerl-r ,sth
- !sn'ef ";,5wc ~qa unsTaesay dee -
FIo.clior ~ that ssadc7-y
81 orfio' = thz rrsi.rcs,
NJ. & Wi''la;ns, Sec'fy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

That the power Of the fupervifors Of
the Revenue % mark Or camp any veilum parchment,
or paper ehargeahe with duty will ctafc and eter-
mne rom sndaiter az months from the date hereof u
v't' On the laad day of February 1874,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
dCRZCEZTLEE.

IN one Of TIE laR Moniteurs i caution IS
given to cultivatoTs, BY reciting the cafe Of a
proprietor Of eco productive acres Of ground
near Paris, who ordered all the Cones, which
were abundantly Rrewed upon its furfacc, to
be removed, from an idea that they prevented
the growth Of TIE corn. The conGequence was,
that inHead Of Z rich harveR, his ground
icarcely produced any thing. o. couGulting
the nsighboFing farmers, h. was adyl;d to re.
place the Aones as they were before; and hav-
Ing complied with this advice, his labor was
repaid By an abundant harvcR.-The infer
ence drawn from this Ratement Is, that the
Zones. when fcattered over The foil, prevent its
becoming clotted and hard They lhelter ALTO
the young blade from the wind and the blaR
they retain the humidity which would other
wife be svaPO-ated, and they are pronounced,
on the whole, TO be highly favorable to the
Progref Of vegetation,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

i hat, if any perlonS lIall, after Il.
Ian dav Of February 1907, have ID their euloJv &c
FELTON,, any veum, parchment or PIPER, msrI.t - u
hamPed By Interpretations If the revenue, upon Will
any thing. charged with duty, fha rot L,'
been written printed, they may any time 49,
fbe ace Of Siafy Ays aff.r ~ id z aoy CT FBynor -
br ng icud tuch velum parchment and DsDer. ~
70 ome Office Of inipecton, and in lieu thereof -:
a like quantity value of VI ium, parchment ,7d
per- duly lfamPed IN pLTIuance Of the act herein befs
recited And il cafe any PEI fon 1haFegleC1 or 80
WITHIN the nine aforeiad, bring or caufe TO ~ 49,
unto fome officer Of inl3eajon any iuch vsilun. 49,,
ment or paper ID hereby declared, that the fame IN
thereafter Be OF no other effect or ulc than n MI,
been marked or ltampei, and thar AL r'a,rs- -.
things which may atter that time be written d. 800
"a upon any vellum, parchment or paper, author,sF
10 be exchanged ID afofe!ait, will be oF ~ ~
CT efett than if they lid been written or nrin,S
paper, parchment or ge!lGm, net marked Or TANNED
W.
And for the convenience oGthofe perions Win -,
be inclined 70 have their own veum parchmrp, ~
paper ttamPed or marked, il is thereby declared nv,
when any perion llall dcpolt any verm parcbn-rt
paper the office of fupervor accompanied r;,s
lIit, peciy the number and denomination of ny
camps or marks. which deired to be thereto air.
ed the lame will be tranmitted TO the General stmn
Othce, and there proPe-l y marked OF namDed 80
forthwith fent back the fame fuperv for who ali
thereupon collect the duties and deliver the p,re
parchment vellum u the order IF tie perfoa fror
when the fame was received.
Given under my Hand and The Seal Of The Tr.at
H. SD fury, at Warrington, the day and year abore-P
mentioned
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
STerafayy gf de 7reqiiry,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

Demseie Day q Sir JJ05Hvd RarNcLD7.
THE dstal Of bis doneGc a Y, lays Bo
soND MAtosz, viii not be uraceePt4b!e.-Ec
pGully sol. about o'clock, hreaktaGed at ),
and was in his painting room before 10. Here
he generally emPloyei an hour On fine 0uCy,
or on the luboTdinate paris Of whatever portrait
happened to be in hand; and from II, The
following FIVE hours were devoted TO thofe. who
lat for their piaures with occaGoralIy Mort
intervals, dusing which he fometimes admitted
he Wits Of friend. Such was bis love ofhis
art, aud 1uoh his ardor 70 excel. that he often
declared be had, DUNG The greater part Of bis
life, labored as hard with the pencil, as any
mechanic working at his trade for bread. a
bout two days in each week during the winter,
lie dined abroad once, and lometimes oftener,
he had company at home by invitation and
during the remainder Of the week he dined with
his family, frequently wah the addition of TWO
Or three friends. In the evenings, when net
engaged BY The academy, OF in Gome public or
private aGembly, OF at The theatre, he was
fond Of collecting few friends At home, and
joining in party At Whit, which was his "a
vorite game. The marked character Of his
table was, that tho there was always an abun.
dant fuPpiy Of thole elegancies, which the fea-
foa afforded, the variety fthe couries, the ex
celence of the di(kes, or favour Of the burgun.
dy, made the laaa part of the converfation =
though the appetite was gratiGed BY the ulual
delieacies, and the gIafs impercePtibly and
without ioiloitation, was cbeeifully circulated,
every thing # this kind appeared fecundary
and iubordinate, and there feemed to be a gene
raj though tacit agreement among the gueRs,
that MIND SHOULD PREDoMINATE OVER BODY
that the honours Of the turtle and the haunch,
ihould give place to the fear Of wiz, and that
for a redundant flow Of wine, the aow of foul
ihould be ldbaituted. Of table, thus conRi
tuted, with fuch hoR and fuch gueas, who
Guild NOT with to participate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

large Gythic, fuch as was then ufed to write
initials lhc date a>d Plaoeot the printing, as
well as the name fthe printer, are at the end
Of he book, printed in the fame characters as
tie teQ Of tie work The German expr.Iion,
ioired to tLole date, leaves no doub, that i
Is rot 10 the competition Of The book, but to
tha printing alone that the date 1862 is to be
applied. The ditcovery Of this book is impOr.
tant in the hiRory Of printing on the following
account The 6rR book (pahing over one o.
two fmall works printed in movable charac-
ters with certain date Of The year,is the Platter
Of 1887, reprinted in 1859. From this epoch
to the year 1862, in which the Bible printed at
Mentz, by John FuR and P. Schene#er ap-
peared, We know Of no work bearing date Of
the printing. Yet The Bible Of 1902 is certain
ly not the ,Ilt printed ancient authors aGert,
that from The year 1850 tie editions Of the
Bible in INITIAL characters was begun; charac-
ters which are not thOlc employed il the Mcntz
edition.
BeGdes theie there are doubts respecting the
places in which printing was fra ezerciled.--
Mentz, HARLEM aad S.rai0arg have their pr
tizans. Thofs Ct Mentz are very executive /;
they pretend, that I'LL the year 1862 printing
was confined % that city; thar it was not all
the troubles which followed the capture of it
in 4 62, that the workmen Of Fua and Schnef-
fer were difperle1, and carried their art to
difercu, places But he fact thar printing
was not carried from Mentz til after the cap.
cure Of il by Ado'Fhus De MaGau, % the 18th
cf O4cber 1862, is row conradided by the
edition Of book printed Il Banberg, a town
Nr Of from Nentz. thortly at,er TIE N Of May,
I6+1.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
Treafury Department,
WaNingI9n Neb..m5sr u,

Wa70INgT53 0E5E-N0lT 70 T000'
Public Notice is hereby Given,
Ia tr,lana. If On az qf Cozgr fs.3 on ID. z3a day IF
A5ri one f5ogaHi eight 5andrd ea;d, n ~ y 5f4-
E5E 2 CeAsy4l StanP Q18ee,