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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
Candidate for Go0srAoy.
From the CENTINEL.
MR.. RUSSELL.

Mr.. RUSSELL,
T WASvery forty to Tee, in the Commercial
L Gazette, of 1hurfday Ian, the nomination
Of the Hon. FISHER AMES, for Governor
OF this commonwealth the crfaing year. This
nomination I believe is directly contrary TO his
wilhes ; and will, if not feafonably withdrawn,
promote difnnion throughout the State
The Hon. CALEB. STRONG has been
nominated for Governor, by respectable Con.
yention of gentlemen from every part of the
State Ills name has been announced in al
the papers in the Commonwealth, as the moa
luitable Candidate and efficient meainres have
been taken to lecdre his election as the deliber-
ate nomination of the Federal Republicans in
the metropolis - rasit s..a =
9 The above circumstances conGdcred, let me
ak :" Uqaa,ian," if be be really Federalif,
whether is wife and prudent to divide the
federal fagSe to daraa its operations, and
.s J.
impair the confidence of its friends, by new
nominations '-The Federal Republicans of the
interior parts OF the State, rely on their frien Is
IN the capital, for correct iaforma,ion of men
and meafnrcs ;-how can they continue that
eonhienee, il thcfe friends are thus yer fatle 10
their nominations They cannos---Ani as
Mr.. Srsovc is the nomination which his been
agreed upon, every one who defre' to promote
union, and wilhes frccefs to the. Federal opera
tons, will think. no more of Mr.. Amfs,;-
though if Mr.. SrkosG had not ptevioufly been
propofed, there is no man il The state whom |
would prefer, as Governor, to Mr.. AMss.
To fay Mr.. SrRosc is not fufficieuty known
throughout this Commonwealth, is to FAY what
cannot eafly be proved. During the Rrvoln.
ton, Mr.. s. was in the Councils of this Com
moawealsh was leading Member of the Con
vcntion which ratified the Federal Contribution
ia this town anl was one of the 6rlt Federal
Senators Of this Commonwealth, in the Con.
gref, Of. the United States and continued as
fuch sor many years.,
X fhou!d be known. that the democratic
members of the Leginature have held their
caueus, and agreed upon their Candidate 3
whole annunciation will foon be made. Their
meafnres arc taken with the lecrecy of confpir-
acy but an Union of the force of the Feder-
alifs will defeat them with as much cafe as
Trmb eonvias error.
The CFsTIsRL has always been relied on for
the correanef, of its nominations; while ex-
ercifng candor towards all the candidates pro-
pofed, 1 hop. it will be firm in the fupport of
the Hon. CALEB STRONG, as Governor !;
and the Hon. MOSES GILL, as Lieutenant
Governor and am fatssed, the Election Of
the fra Monday of April next will add to its
triumphs. .pv !
:, A TRUE AMERICAN, !
Feb. IL, 1900. 1es1a51 u - ~ /
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San0ity of Ufurpation.

TIE Speech of OLIVER CROMWELL, npon di1ofvins
tie long Pu!iamsst--[a Ia MODE de BuosA'
pARrs.1
cit is high time for me to put an end to your
fitting in this place, which you have diihonour.
ed by your contempt OF all virtue, and dehled
by you practice of every vice. Nc are fact
ssa5lI8TfHaA
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Late Foreign Nsw5.

Received by an arrival at Newyerk from England.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1900.
FROM A LONDON PAPER.

A VERY fingniar work was publifhe Ian
year at Leignitz, in Selefia, entitled I" A pho
rims refpeaing the influence of war on the at
mofphere, weather, and fertility of the earth"
Among the authors obferva,ions are the fol-
lowing /" Ifa cubic foot of guapowder, when
it explodes, exerciies force equal TO twenty
nine millions of pounds, it by thefe means pro-
duees great change in the elaaicity of the air /;
the whole MATS of the atm0fphere, within a
large circumference, is violently tom, and bill
lows Of air are produced, which rool themlelves
upwardssand agitate the vapours contained in
them. 1t cannot therefore be denied, that the
difchargiug of fire arms and cannon during
battles and Geges, and even at great reviews,
mutt have an influence on the atmofphere, and
on the fate of the clouds and weather." He
quotes inlances, in the time of the (eveu years
war, of clouds and vapours being difperfed by
the explolions of the cannon and aiIeris that,
during his travels through the Tyrol, he faw on
feveral occalisns, to ufe his own expre(1ion, the
clouds Is fhot dead" He oblerved in the neigh.
borhood of Leigntz, while the regiments Of
Wartenluben were going through their exer.
ciie, that the clouds were broken by the explo-
ions, andthat The murmuring ofthe wind, and
the agitation of The leaves of the treas, aud the
fnall feathers fufpended from any body, were
fometmes ftronger, iometimes weaker, accord
ing as the troops fired by battalions or compa-
MES. The barometer roie and fell at each ex-
plofon and water, in a veael at the dltance
of FIVE hundred PAGES, was violently agitated.
There have been inaances of the noif. of heavy
cannonades, in the Ian and prefenr war, being
heard at the difance of more than forty miles.
Nav the thunder of cannon penetrates even in
to the interior parts of the earth, and to the bot
tom of the fea, 60 that whales and herrings have
been frightened away to the daauce of REQ
miles. The author, from thsfe principles, en-
deavorrs to account for certain irregularities
which prevailed in the weather in fome parts Of
Germany in the year 1897 !; and to fhew that
the quantity of gunpowder fred in the time of
war may have fenfble effect on the fertility
of gardens and fields. In the fsven years war,
above a million of pounds of powder were fred
off in Europe and it may with certainty be
affirmed that no lefs quantity has been con.
fumed in the prefent war.
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Sbeecb /:

Mr.. Prsidns and Gentlemen Of TIE Senate,
Mn Speaker, and Genemen q TIE HOME Rsfyysa.ahss,
PERMIT me to embrace the prefent op.
portunty of congratulating you and the public
in general. on the meeting of the General
Court. The bufy fealon of the year being over,
you may now with more convenience attend to
governmental bufinefs. ihall direct the Sc
cretary to lay before you fuch public papers as
| have received fince your adjournment. If l
ihould now omit to mention any matters of
buiineis, that may, during the FELTON, occur to
claim your attention, they ihall be communi-
Gated in feparate mefages.
The tate Of the Treafury will ALTO be laid
before you, by which you will perceive, that it
is in fituation truly Respectable.
The Peace and Happiness of The Common
wealth mua afford you the highea fa.isfaeton
mott cordially congratulate you on the plear
ing iituation of our internal public concerns,
and feel myielf adnred. that the prefent FELTON,
OF the Legislature will do much not only to
ncreate, but to eiiablifh the public felicity
The PROPERTY of the Commonwealth, eG.n-
tally depends on the wifdom of its Legislature,
and feel in common with my fellow. citizens,
confidence that you will continue TO diicharge
your trult with fidelity and zeal.
1t will not be neceaary (though it has no,
been unuiual) that | ihould attempt to treat of
the nature add original principals of our gov
eminent We are called in cur feveral depart
ments not to irime but to adminiaer the gov
eminent and as you are defgnated to the
important charge of Legillation, lhal fubmit
to your ferrous attention iuch public matters as
deem principally worthy of you wifdom and
public ipi'it--While allure you of my ready
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LegJ2at~re Of MaOaebg/stt5.

IN the Senate on Friday I 18th inn. com.
L mittee conGltng Of the PreGdent, Ebenezer
Bridge, and John C. Jones, Efq. was appoint.
ed, TO join committee of the Houfe, to con.
fder and report what public meafures are
proper to be adopted by the Legislature, to
commemorate the foblime virtues of that emf
nent defender, guardian and father of lis coun.
try, that benefaaor to mankind, and dilfin.
guiihed ornament of his fpecies Gen. GsoRc e
WASHINGTON.
The HouGe unanimously concurred, and the
Hon. Spe.ker, Mr.. Sprague (of Lancaaer)
Mr. Rudell (of Bollon) and Col. Little were
joined.
The Senators and Representatives. adembIed
together, when his honor the Lieut.. Governor
came in, and made the following ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-20
The Political Legaeies
George Warrington.

OH WAsHINGToNt tkop brro, patriot /sssi
Friend Of al oliver, and pride Of evsry ape
Wt,s thine tie ha,sli, every foul could ,sJG,
Ibe migbty barvsf 4u.,e SeaaviaH, p,aijs.
JpsH may rsst~s thy Fabian evyftam bose;
Thy prudence C,~'d, qpbat bravery badisa
1te'ey ba3a tbou, BY He01sa's Jsvrre, fate',
Lille SfARfA's 5syo at The G.seian freif,,
Bsn daos1 to meet, in arms, 4u.rG y.fSo,
WbOm jaM could not dejsat, nor soaib qpPgs,
7bes bad by 6seaa, BY danger ne'er ja6daea,
TIE mighty BucKLFR sft5y country food;
Proud Of its qoOundi, eaf5 pisraisg psar uo0ad bf',
Spbie5 istt CoLuMBiA's fees one javeiiu hff;
Nor feb enc Pa1gs-6bt, in tie s!sriOa, deed,
Thy itie band IF Bstos too, msR bleed;
Ne, tbrob5d one tssr---but that JSms fojsn'd dart
Thy d,ssa might psi and ,easb Thy Country's bart
FAME.
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For printing an elegant volume, to
contain thoe invaluable competitions of our late Chief
and PRECEDENT. by which he communicated to his Coun-
try, and the World fylem of Political Morality, that
can only be furpaaed by the Scriptures of Divine Re-
velation.
THE BOOK DItL CONTAIN,
l. His Addrefs to Congreis on the
Acceptance of the Command of the American Army in
I77s.
Ii. His Addrefs to the Governors of
the evera States the cofc of the revolutionary war;
Ill. His Farewell Addreis TO the Ar
ny at the Peace.
". His Address delivered to Con-
srefs re6gning his CommiiIon General and Com
mander in Chief.
V. His inaugural Speech to Congreis
as fri PreGdent of the United States.
vi. His parental and affeetionate
Address to his country declining their future fuages
for the Proficiency.
VII. His Letter of Acceptance oil, his
appointment as General and Commander in Chief in
1898.
APPENDIX.
The Letters of Coincidence from
both branches Of Consrefsto the PRECEDENT, and the
anfwers to them.
The Revolutions of Gongrefs con-
eerhing the National Honors to be paid to his memory
The Prefdent's Letter of Coincidence
% Mrs. Wafhis6sn ~
Gen. Hamilton's introduction to his
Orders, respecting the Funeral Procefion.
The Compiler of the propofed work
has been induced to undertake its publication at the
rcauet of number of his moi Respectable patrons,
who are dehrous of pofefng in one volume thofe
truths eyhorations and montons, which are cacuat-
ed 20 inRrn the mind amend the heart. and infpre
with true national fpiris and independence every A
mercsn bolon.
JOHN RUSSELL.
CONDITIONS.
H. The work will be contained in about aeo pages IA
mo- imprened with new and beautiful tpe, on the
hneff paper and dc vered fubieribers, bound and
lettered in the neatelt manner.
cd The price will be one dollar for each book.
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joined to the work. Bottom, Dec. 81, 80.
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Committed to Melrs. Sprague, Lowell, Hail,
(o~ Bottom Pickman and Ward. CIn the Sem
ate il was committed to Hon. Medrs. Jones,
Bigelow and Mfon.
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PROPOSAL,

For printing an elegant volume, to
contain thoe invaluable competitions of our late Chief
and PRECEDENT. by which he communicated to his Coun-
try, and the World. fynem of Political Morality, that
can only be farpaned by the Scriptures of Divine Re-
Yclafion.
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DEDICATION 10 rvr pTTpTrC.

WHEN the following pages were committeS
20 the Preia, Il was the with and expectation cfthr
Author 20 remain ~ cbl.v on. A variety of caufes
nave poitponed iie appearance and eonfe9gre ever
bRiY. and rrVi2ffg ever prving have lifted 10 the
veil0t concealnVnt, aud MANY are acquainted with
ne mans ADD htuTion which lhrauded IN an h1epy
medlocIdy, twas hoped would Rave cfcaped the
notice Of the world. BaiIl,d q this her favnurite
win, ihe feels u a duty 30 apologize with her very
humhs talents, for th-s appearing IN public. She
very we'll know7 thai wrtrrs az Romance are not
highly CttimatSd. She is Hkewifc frnhblc-that cuff
tom add oatdrr, which have affixed the dnties Of
woman 10 4 very confined and very limited bounds.
are BY no means likely 10 patrouize female wri-
ter. She feels :hat her Conduct needs excufr, aud
thorgh the nut pepdence 81 her mind renders her
unwilling 70 make oae, yet neceiiity obliees her 10
it. she - 10 CERTAIN that t. many will ackRowl-
edge the truth OF her afcrtion, that The docs not
hehtate 20 d@clarei that not one focal or dorrel-
tic duty, have been facrifeed or poltponed ~
her pen; ADD though i may be ohieded that the
time devoted 10 L, might have been better employ
ed She hopes that ihs may be allowed IN forne
refpects, to be judge OF her own conduit; her
pm has always been favourite implement il has
loothed many raeianebor, and fwcsioned many 6iter
hours. Her abilities are too fcaniy 70 allow her 10
understand either religious phIofcphical fubietfs
20 others, much more inadequate 10 the attempt
VIZ them herielt Incapable Of Undertaking the
lahors ut htory, or OF Attaching the lublime hriebts
Of poetry the only path which lay open, was thar
ct Romsrce. The Revolution in France, and
The Perturbated nate Of Eut -, have opened fome
fcencs, that would without thefe asaazing fhncks
70 the political word,have lain hid in obfcurity; 70
iome Of thee he has bad recourfe, ard rnsnv, verv
many ferrous truth are interviewer with the forv
at JULIA IL may peihaps We nbit cetd, ,hs. the
annals OF our ewn couatry dlplsy a van field for
me imagination, and that we need nos crofs tIfci
atlantic in1carch Of materials 70 found he mora
tale or amlilng Rory u2on. But an afsrfon 10 in
tioduce living Characters, or thofe recently dead
rendered Europe fater, though not more agree
aolr 'heatre. With real humility, and 4 treurblnv
dfhdynce, this little work is prcIented to the bnb.
he, and as med'ocry Of genions,will not author
Ize hope tor thr APPRECIATION OF the connolitur !.
that It may be helded from the cepfure Of The
critic, isail thar y expected. II comes like the
humble JrLtA, foliCiting patronage and PROTECTION
az boon thai win enfare IT'S fucFefs, not demand
ing as due, what perhaps il will not Be found 10
nert with variety Of detects il . dedicated 70
The public by IRE AUTHOR.
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ny SehINiy 49,
a. DRAY Gentlemen, IS p-rfecf Standard oF
Ditconnt, or I6terett calculated on every
Dollar (wiihout exception from ~ y coo. fro-a
one day TO sxty-foar days sucuHvc, atIix Der cent
with Notes for S, and per cent. Of any valnc,
whether ufed as 4 Standard, or asa check mos
the cHquirrrs' own caicuIasfoase
al. Is 4 ~ any Importance to know the htr ne
thods Of computing the exchanges, between rhis
country aud the principal maritime trading placrin
Ruifa Sweden, Denmark, Norway, PfuIia, ~.
Land, Germany, holland, Flanders, spain, Portu-
gal, ltaly,Nin fcverM Of the Wndward and Eev-
ward Wea,India Hands, and many ports IN the
EAT indies h WIN go
ID. Is Table Of al the, Coins aad 5Eonica Of
Account, IN the places aforefaid, Of any ufcs
9Th. Are thu Cons and Monies Of acccunt ~ TIE
atorriaid places, when reduced to Dollars and
Gents, o. any ltryice
5th. i Table Of Compound Intcrse Of aay
utility
9th. Is the Table by which the Banks deterr1ae
tbs value Of gold, de6faeIce
7ih. Is The amount OF Interen, accurately calcp-
IlteG to- each month from one 10 twelve nohihs,
ans on every Dollar gwithout exception) from to
1900, of any yaiues
9Th. Il 4 Table of an the poa-to~ns IN the Uni.
ted States, and rates of Poaags Herewith, Of any
ufe
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And aaly, is tie p-rfon, WHO az the sSpence Of
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A Touca Ct rsS TfRRr,c - The fo'lov;ng
inaanee OF alarm and panic, as i recently hap
p.ned AZ 1Aref, on in France, i related in Swis
iunsl-A citizen ar that place digging in his
cellar which j. near the Rhone, found an iron
door which led into cave, heard iuch fright
full noi.e as prevented him from carrying his curl
oli,y any further.-The Municipality hearing Of
the circumRance, promifed TO lbefste any OF the
rr;ipnsrs who would venture to the extremity Of
he cave: one foon tried The experiment, bur as
he advanced the noie inerctfet, and he came
back pale and tremhlirs, dc elaTing he would a
thoufand times iooner return to his confinement
than ec.ifh by an unknown death Blu fix moe
courageous wcIknen being afterwards employed
thew foon found another door, and that this was
4 Gubterrsaeoos paGage which formerly led to
The town Of Beaucaire, and that ths nohe was
only cceafoned by the rsPidity of The Rhone
4 rolling over their heads.
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% 7HE JoliosSiHg 7vork ba5 peGrd t5e ordeal 2t
critical tate, and Is proaoaaced 6y tie yR Hsyory
5aescf 70 Be competition 81 firing ,ne'it. rs great
o.ed, 10 expge tbr horriz toEsgTrseei 81 Joea!
and onordi mature, 1vbie5 6a7 fo4gc4 and MI Eo4v
fran fbe arc6ycd }9s1toir Of French Philosophical
ILLUmIsATfsr. kDexpcssd, thar on free,e bafsrs
Of Gale Mo'ah, sthsr teir III Pumca hdes ~ pab,r
on@ pripate hf, ae hgrroilT Pafyorlse 1,oiuais "
l(if E0Inre
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IRON an rnef6 pasey

CouRT oF COMMON PIsAs--MAY s.
ce7ss- Rebts 6a.-This caute Of imgulsr in.
rrreA being an action TO al for a
lodging held by Defendent from Plaintiff gum
"a. week in South Bolon-Street. The occupancy
and agreement 90 pay this rent admitted, but II
,opsar;ng har Plaintiff knew thai Defendant was what
IS reT med woman of the town. the Jury without he
fsatIon gave verdict for Defendant Hold Rldon oh.
kryng that snrsa +r5i1b aren't 70 pro virs ana
sgrofy pe fAeto Void, and f6af adorS
f,d reseivs rent qVb6 bs Iltrr epA sre cay from .
-asgss gfPrsstHtioa.
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Uated Sta.cs; of THosiAs JErrERsoN, VICE
PTetdeTt " this United States, aod PreEdent " TIE
Senate az large lumber. of.the Senator's and
Members Of the Houfe Of Representatives. of m.
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Land, g. at 44aaioa.


FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
on Saturdaytte Sec71a gf AngH2 5cs7 /,
III 3 s'e'ack az. On Tia Premier,
#nNE Acre and ~ Rods of Land
~ at New Cafco ia Acknowledgements with
the Dwelling tioule thereon
Afo-One Acre Of Land at faid
New cafco, together with one half af the Dwelling
Houie thereon. The fame lately belonged Il, Sua,asl
PETE, Of faid Falmouth, and whcteon he nowlivts
For further particulars, inquire of
WILLIAM HUDSON.
Pe'hHri, Try.I6, 800.
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Port of Portland.

Wednefday July 6.
1rrips{ Zip Bmkr, CAPT. Sfpheg6n, "a dayf
i-n 7oytala, and 8 from 81, b;masS from 7sb'eb
ytl7e Be j4isS zUt6 e07roy aHder tbe trsafe jain
-fdsut, end y. s. BRIG Scomwel, csrGFigg IF IS
fik--Tis Bitley Spgt captured BY TIE Frract. and
srr tafez IN tie Eny5B--Lgt at Torfoia flip
P'gnos, Capt Ba nard Of Eat Hadf1fR ; floQp IN
say2ry CT Hartford, Cap. Sapgge, fbs latter ted
Fen eap'wei and r. captured On ne I4b 6aks
Cdr Bee sf Nrcp5ar3p0rt ard on tag56 brig
5sgud 70 Novajsofia.
Capt .Toba Jones. iafs Of f5r ibie Commerce osus
.pefrgctr IN tie Butler.
4 Skgb Farmer. Caps. Riebard lfotiy has len
fapfursd By tie Fysaeb and i;St int Gusdaiogpe.
Brig .;Taze, If tbs port, gvas lboks on he r4fb
.JInr, bo1HS TO Liv0booL-
Sebr. A5;gaR Hatfiag5, 4va, pote opifb or be
tr3f6 mn 4S 5o1r5 .iro'u KezHe5seE for Dewarara.
Brig Besfari4ts 9f-&pijfas1ff, aTrivsd az Saitm
s.laf Wrdaeidqy.
Sbip Eljab1i5, eabt. DYER. offbir port, 1rrivsd
az PHILADELPHIA on IKE Irtb iyq. IA "a dzyr trom
Livabosl IN iat. 81. 10, long. Il. s, zyas bcayd-
saIy he Fre1eb Pripdiecr Beh0na, ef BowdeGu;c,
BAD treated politely.
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To be Sold At Public Vendne.

On Aonday tie Is,b 4qy ef December r1vi,
a Certain piece OF excellent Wood
IA LAND, containing one hundred and TWEEN
ty acres (moaly white oak) lying in The town
Of Bis6eford, alb iii three miles from Saco fas.--
Said Land win be fold al the h9ufc Or JosEPn
BsAL, lvipgin laid town The land may oe tern
any time previous % the Gay Of IA c, by applying
10 the faid JosEPH BfAL.
Simeon Beal.
Scarborough, s'yly 10, Igoo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

b CHARLES pIFRcF, Q, PertJzrouii, e-J ,-s-g e,
tit al tbe Bootfors efE. a. JFSKs, Portland,
(Price one dollar. bound AMI i,tre,ed)
II ULIA AND TIE ILLUMINATED
~ BARON, 2 novel founded on recent facts,
which have t!anfprrc ia the coure ef the late re-.
v0luton Of moral principles in France.
By LADY OF MAssAcHuSErTs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

q TIL 7sisrs 70 he yea5sr'I :yetl6iays
10 isferHai eordat7 of " .-5oH'g nan
Wbss Frfseb P6ilelbby igft7s 6is 7egyJ,
mi forrs egnferssf oa HsaVa a, .fv7ai sisz
Revsyfag OrSer, frli5, aza c1'yy grs4,
44zS 7vLrizFsg zrorfl, 7pif5 RIM s-tfaI fscs."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

DTED--At Richmond (Enelaud) of confumpion
she celebrated MALLET pU Par, editor of theAersuys
Brsauzgps RE has left wife and fever al children.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

u Is eid tie Lytaygen,e, Cybp. Fcfeter. IF s6
sa1I ibs C5sflpeako CAPT. Barron, Of ~ ; and
Pc B9fon, CapK Litts, Of 81, are n e,njsegf our
<saG 10 brsfef7 tie Argeriraa fraas