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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-23

| ton whether he could perfift in his pur.
pole! A itatement had been made of the
number OF our forts, and of the men who
garrltoned them. He would call upon
gentlemen to fay, whether the number of
men was more than adequate to meet or
binary objects that arofe during fate of
peace. This was not fuficient. We muG
contemplate our predicament in tate Of
war. The militia had been Represented, in
iuch fate of things, as our great defence.
But 1t was fact that before they could be
operative very inferior force might fweep
out OF our hands many Of our mott valua-
bic forts.
The gentleman from Maryland had Civ
en- it as his opinion, that the force ftation-
ed at Norfolk might be reduced. Mr..
Lee held an oPpoGte opinion. He knew
Elizabeth river to be very important, and
he ALTO knew that it was badly projected.
II, iaid MIR. Lee, you do not defend your
forts well you had much better not do it
at all. Newport and New York were
alto very important Rations. Hampton
Road commands your attention. How,
under your preient efabliihment, would
you defend your navy riding in that roads
In cafe OF war with England, your little
navy mutt fly to your flores for fafety
and when there how are they to be pro-
teeted
This battalion not having been RATED
by the PRECEDENT has been tortured into
an argument againf the meafure, under
the belief that the PRECEDENT thought it ufc-
leis. Mr.. Lee faid, he was difpoled to
pay the highef refpett to the PRECEDENT Ct
the United States, and he was happy to
hear other gentleman unaccultomcd to
express fuch refpett, on this location unit
ing with him. But he was notwithRand-
ing, not difpoted to iacri6ce his own OPT
Mon; though he thought the conduct of
the PRECEDENT had been otherwife fatisfac-
torily explained by a gentleman who had
gone before him in the debate.
MIR. Lee wihed gentlemen to feel the
full force of thoie remarks which had en-
forced the great weight of artillery in M
litary operations. In the various cam
palgns conducted by the chief that was
W.
in coinequence of which much American
blood had been fpilled. From the want
OF artillery, we had loft NINETY Sly.
In the lois OF that place fatal blow had
been inflicted upon our arms. One engi-
neer OF talents would have .faved it.
tie was rot difpofed, by adopting the
motion, to cut up by the roots the only
military fchool we have left. 1t was with
IN our power, and 1t was undou5 teddy our
duty to retrench all ufelefS expenditure of
paoilc monies. But he held it to be a fill
higher duty not to hazard the welfare of
the country. Ifyou predetermined to re-
duce the army, Rrike at the infantry and
cavalry. The evil which you will thendo
may loon be repaired Afew weeks will
make folders of this deicription. Buff
py a wanton blow, you deAroy fcienec,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-23
Sales by Autzaom.
On THURSDAY,

On THURSDAY,
The zsth December, at 10 O'Clock, will
be Sold, at our Auction Room,
Whilkey in tlerces and bis.
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine in pipes and or. eaAls
Brown Sugar IN barr els
Loaf do. in lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in caiks
Hardware in lots
Together with :
4 great yaraety Of Dry Goods: :.
Among which are
Carpets and Carpet Broadcloths,
ing Stuffs
Plains Irifh Linens
Plaids Humhums
Dufhls Mnnins
Flannels Checks
Swanfdown Shawls
Kerfeynleres handkerchief !,
Coating Leather Shoes
And a number Of other articles
HENRY g TEOS. MOORE,
Dec. %. HHTToNeeys.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-23
F Q R LIE,
Genuine Madeira Wine. In

pipes, hhds. and quarter ca11s, for approx
ed ed notes, or exchanged for Tobacco OF
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

At the Supreme Judicial Court held at Pow
Marlborough, in the county of Lincoln, on the
lat Iuetiay Of September lat, DAVID Hill
DRErH was tried upon an indictment againt
him, for rOtouny alaulting, il company with
divers other perions not yet difcovered, the
dwelling houie Of Mr.. burlington, in Levitt
ton, on Androf,ogsin River-breaking and
entering the faid houle, and aTlultng with in
sent to murder Col. Joiah Little, Of Newbury,
who was traveller, and for that night guea
Of Mr.. Pennington. The fats were clearly
flbttantiated by the teAimony of Mr.. Purring-
ton and Col. Little, and they both fwore poi
lively that Hi,dreth was one Of the gang who
PerPetrated the villanv. The Jury returned
their verdld that he WIS guilty ana he was
ientenced 10 lit one hour upon gallows,in lome
public place, with a rop1 round his neck, and
one end thereof cat over the gailows-to be
mPrIloned twelve months, and to pay coQs OF
PrOlecutiOn.
As this outrageous attack upon the dwelling
houIe OF one Peaceable citizen, and upon The
Perlon Of another, III the Glent watches Of the
night, was unqueRionably committed by per
fOn5 irritated againa Col. Little, on account
OF his claims to land on wh,ch the perpetrators
were tettled; it may be conEdered IS connected
with The many daring violenccs lately traufa-
ed by letters in other parts OF Maize. Il is
hoped the I2n0mini0us punihm5nt To be inhit-
ed upon on Of their brethren. will operate as
check upon fIch dngcacetul cUndu9 in future,
more Especially az il was oDltrvct by tie Court;
and no doubt the obiervati0n Is We'll founded
in law, that hal the bin been found for capt.
tai offence, the fame evidence would have con
v6tcd the offender, and his fate would then
have bean dreadful indeed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ;
WA5HINCToN, SEPT. lG, 1890. I
NOTICE Is hereby Given.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
= in purfuaoce Of an dt Of Cou5ref, raned
on the 23d day Of APu, one t.ouiaod eight hun
dred, entitled, San act to eNayNh a GcaelaI
Stamp Office"
|. THAT GcGerai Stamp-Ct,cc Is now
eitablIhed at thr feat ct EOvrrncnt i'm the CITY oh
Wilmington, from whence there win iGue, from
and after the date hereof upon the application Cl
the iuperviors Of the Royeuue, under whole man
a6ement the collection OF Stamp duties IL placed
any quantities ot paper, parchment ana vtlium,
marked or tamPed, and duly counter-lamped,
with the rat1s vi duty WliCh ale demalLao.u w
law.
II. THAT the power Of the Supervisors of
tbs Revenue 20 mark Or damp any vellum, parch-
ment or paper, chargeable with duty, viii ceaic
and determine frOm and after fix months from the
date hereof, to wit, on the lah day Of February
1891.
III. THAT, II any perfon flaIl, after the
lat day OF February l8oj, have 80 their cudody or
POticiion auyveIUm, parchment or paper, marked
Or tamped by the Super vlfors Of the Revenue,
upon which any matter or thing, Charged with du
~, iball not have been written or printed, they
may any time zyitbiR tie pace ~ Ex1y day5 after
ne ia Igg day Of February 1901, bring fcnd uch
yelun, parchment and paper, unto iome Office Of
ntP7ttlon, and ia lieu thereof receive Ike guam y
tty or value Of velum, parchment and paper, duly
amped IN purtuanCe Ut The act herein before recit,
Cd. And ~ cafe any Perlon ihAI neglect Or r5fule
within the tins atorfid, to br0g or Caufr to b-
brought unto t,ue officer Of INFECTION, any finch
veIlum, Parchment or paper, it is hereby declared
that thc lam viii thereafter bt Of no other cIcEt
or ufc than IL il had never been marked Or famp-
ed, and that all mattcrs aud things, winch may
after that time be written Of puutcd upon any
vc'um, parchment Or paper, authorized 70 be SKI
changed To manner atorliaid, viii BE- of % other
effect than it they had been written or printed on
paper, parchment Or veilum, not marked or fam
ped.
w. AND for the convenience Of thofe per
l5ns who may be inclined to have their own vel
lum, parchment and paper famped o. marked, il
is hereby declared, that when any Peron fhall de-
pClt any velnm, parchment or paper at the Office
OF Supervisor, accompanied with lift, ipcClfy-
ing the num0er and denomination Of the camps Or
marks which are drhred TO be thereto affixed, The
fame will be tranlmi;ted to the General Stamp
Office, and there properly marked, fampyd
and forthwith ient back 10 the fame Supervisor,
who viii thereupon collect the duties and deliver
the paper, parchment or vellum, to the order o
the perion from whom The fame was received.
GLVEN uuatr my band, and TIE JfaI on t5e Irea
yI4ry, at Wa6iAgt0a, tie dag and gear abgvs-
mentioned.
(L.S.) OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary Of THE Treal4ry.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Marine
Port of Portland.

FRIDAY, OCT. 10,
Arrived fhip Cornclia, Captain Benjamin Prince. 81
days fro" Liverpool Left there lhip Morning Star,
Slower, to fail days for Bottom; llip Nabby, Gran
da in 90 days. Sailed il company with Flip Mer-
chant, Fitzgerald, of this port brig Felicity fucker
do for Baltimore lhip Wilmington, Coffin, Of and for
Newyork ship Sifers, Knight Of this port failed one
day before captain P.--Spoke Englilh frigate Of
the coat OF Ireland, BY whom he was examined and
treated politely The day captain Prince left port ar
rived the 0p Polly and Harriet, F. Noble Of Bottom.
SUNDAY, ocT.IZ.
Arrived fchooner Swallow, captain Thomas Waite,
days from Bermuda.
The following article is extracted from a Bermuda
paper brought By capt w.
Bermuda, SEPT. I3.
Tuelday morning heavy gale Of wind came here
with the wind at N. Z which continued all that day
and Wednesday, the wind varying little till it got
the louthward, when it blew almOt a hurricane; at
intervals very heavy EQUALS were felt The Porcu-
pine frigzte, Capt. Evans, (Which ready for iea
and would have got out il half I'D hour had there been
hre=ze On Monday evening" part. her cables,
obliged TO cut away her MATS t. lave her from DIFF
ting amongh the rocks
Ihe ihp Lord Hawkelbury went a1Iore and re-
ceiyed comfortable damage, a. ala few ohets--The
hOJp hebei William Sears. from North Carolina, with
un'hcr &c. which was of the South Side the time
carried her mat away, and lo0 aEaiEn the rocks !,
crew faved The ichooneE Swallow, Waite, from
Portland, with Lumber, was Obliged to over the
rcok5 in the high q the gai, al tbs Wt0 End and
poi u iaie
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
NORFOLK. SEPT -

4NC EDL-F-3 SCI N
Captain Webb, from kingdom, Jamaica, in
{Orns, that tile Goth Augut arrived at Port
tR5yal, La Vengeance, French fligate, Of %
glas, pre- 70 La Seine Britlh fri2ate, of AZ
guas, CAPT. Milne.-I-A Seine fell il with the
frsnchm4n IN Mona Paf'l2e, and after 4 chAfe
IN As houts, during whjch The ltdrted ne4rly'all
her water to tighten her, cAole up with her
For eight hours the combataut3 were within
san lhor, and for four hours within pifol lhot
xhen Ia Venge4nce beng entirely dilmaRed,
.snd having luHcrel a dreadful carnage, Rruck
he colours. La Seine fuhcred mlch-her
Recon- AMI third LieItenants and 10 Of her
,psn were killed. and = wounded. LaVen-
sgsance is fine thiP, mnunts IS twenty four
osand1rs, fifty ia brals carronnades, AID IA
iong nine Founders. La Seine mounted as
Eighteen and nine pouaders.-Thjs frigat- IS
lie fame that was 70 much CRIPPLED about r.
months Gnce, by the ConfelIation, of 40 guns,
csptan Truxton,
u Captain Milne Is one Of the mott intrepid
oaicers in the Bririlh nayy.-H= was I.cond
IieuienaaJ Of the Blanche, Of 3z guns, when
NJ took Ia Pique Of 50 guns he afterwards
Commanded La Pique, and in company with
ahers, took La Seine Of AZ guns, which was
Ngen him, and in her has now captured a SO
Gun flip, foil of men, and a great number Of
DE Pafengers ihe had on board when ihe en-
eaged the Contribution.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Hmabaa, 2ftb oh mo. 1893.

Lilo the Honorable the Jufice8 of the
supreme Judicial Court Of the Commonwealth Of
NaIachulctts holden at Portland, Within and
lOr che county Of Cumbe land, VA tl th.r Iusloav
Of September, Ammo D0min. 1900.
HE petition, and reDrelentatiOn W
a May SMITH the wife UT JAMES SMITH of
Portland aforeiaId, l@boryr, huu.bly .hews-Thar
her laid hui6dud hath flr long ttrIc, tU w.t. tor
tbs iPace at iiX ye3rS Taft pan, acl-n,eG hmillf
from this COmmOuWralth, and abandoned his wife
and family, without making any qfOv'fol for their
iuPpoFt ana m"inteHance-thaI your petitioners
iuduitry alone il incompetent To the iupDort of her
ielt and fanny; ana that n order to provide herieIf
with the neCeAlIY aTtjclcs 0tiUPp0it ihe has been
driyen to the neCoilty of Contracting d- hts which
ihe has TO means - dHch1ge, having ID perfonaI
tAatt except a lew articles Ot hOulh0d furniture
which ais mdhPouiaOiy ncconary, and that h1
can TO longer obtain credit for th- future uppoft
ot herilt and cAlltTen.-Your petitioner further
heWS, that Il the time Of her u3rrilge with ma
lld James ihe was and It'll il tened III her own
rEht q iundrY parcels OF real cGate in laid Port
land, in Tee ample, and alto Of parcel of land
Yang an tdd Portland between the land Of Iona
Kent and the hens Of Edward Watts, IF when ne
Ms lenan; In dover, the fame being part Of the
reai cttate whereof hcr fOrmer hu{5 nd TOha HOl-
Hday died leizedj from the tale Ut which, " part
st which, the could b. ENABLED TO paw the fliL
debts, realize The means Of fupport il future, aud
thus To OUreheved from Der pr5lrnt dihrul1d itu-
AtDh. Wherefore your petitioner prays your hons
Ots tdAt puIiuant tJ the 0atute ID that cafe msdg
and provided. ihe may, during the a5lence of her
lald hutoand, be empowered and enabled 10 make
la- Of Ihe whole or part Of flid real uae for the
Pupolcs atOreiald, that your honOrs would grant
h1r iuth other RELIEF ID your wiido-n ihaI b.
deemed meet, aud as the circumhanccs of her cafe
may require And as in duty bound ihaII ever
pray.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
CHARLESTON, SEPT.

There are accounts IN town fIom Georgia
Fhch &ate it as certain, that the Electors of
Psehdent and Vice,Preliitnr in that fate, will
X thoia who will pledge themlelves to vote for
he 9 ADAMS nd PlNcKsEY" ticket In this
late the expeditions Of the ;ruc FederaliRs
Ire aAtterin5 and wei founded.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Take 17otic6.
a BARGAIN.

ITO be fold, by order Of Court, on
a Tbpyaay ne Sixth day ofNovsnq5er next, At
O'Clock y tAe afternoon, ca the premnes, the
Real Efate 9fTb0ma5 G0old3
late Of Falmouth, IN the county Of Cumberland,
yeomao, deceaf1d, Confning Of One Hundred
acres Of LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon.
Royal Lincoln, adminjfrator.
Falmouth, O8. d. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Shorthand,
M0NDAl-y OCTOBER n, 80
,.,-,.,-e@,e-3eg@.a. -. -. -

by the arrival Of the Hip Cornclil. Captain
Prince at this pot from Liverpool London
papers have been received as late as the az
OF Augutt-tour days later. Their contents
are aotvery important the mott Interesting
aFticieswiIl be found ia the preceding columns
Ca Not fyllable is mentioned il The Lon
don paPe's reiPeIing our ENJOYS 10 France,
later than before pub.ihed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

There is now III The river al aaonihing large
eFy Wild Mlo, caught four hundred miles
% the Cape Of Good Hope, brought over
the Rambler, South Sea Whaer be is Of
Pnithing muGcular ilrensth, lPscimen Of
nch had nearly proved fatal to one Of the
tom-h oute officers, who inadvertently went
near him; he flied hold Of the man,
Fled him aboIt two OF three tunes with
greaIet velocity, and then threw him over
his Luckily lie nan efcapej with
Pa tligh. aaii-lad dlcLing;
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
BOS TON, OCT. II.
CONTRADICTIONS,

i Capt. Henry Kennedy, Of the fchr. Nancy,
nd Captain "A Oatfard Of the r-hr Expert
nent, lately arrived AZ Fort Mtfiin Whole yer
Els were taken by he French, inform, that
hey failed ton GlaIaloup- on the 3Ga Au-
pa, tia. the cape iition aG3inR Cur4co4 failed
4 tom thence On The z9.h ana that 70 Account
Z Rbatevsr was received from them nor could Be
hd:r eight or ten days therefore The account
Il the capture Of Curacao being publthed in
!. Be Guadalupe papers in AuguA IS unfounded.
r was generally believed at CuaJaloupe. BY
iany we'll informed Ferlons, the expedition
@ iOuld not fucceed-,he number Of troops en-
q aTked did not exceed 500, which we're con-
lined in five tranfports.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
IN articles Of cop4rtorthip between the fub-
fcriber ADD EPES SAVILLE, expired on the t-veq
ty-ni5tb day Of July lat, On which day the taid
copartnerlhiP was dfolved. All perlon9 owing
faid company are hereby called On for payment
and thoie % whom faid company are indebted are
regueR ID TO exhibit their demands without delay to
Lemuel Bradford.
Portland, S+Bt. az, 1850.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Fron. 2 y III Pnh.r-na

Fr6b' q q E97 Paber-Oa G.
On friday laH there was an exhibit on, Al tile hlu.
ieum Hal, ia this town, Of the eEts taae and in
8enulty Of MIS- Rowlon5 pupils. The Embroidery,
Painting and PenmanihiP, which adorned the room,
gave new ana 0riking evidence Of that appicat on
and force Of ntelleGts which will ever how lflf "a
the female mind, when dirc6ed and enforced by xii
ful and ngcnius Precep.rel5 In the delivery ar the
pieces, which cioed the exhibition though ON th-
lips OF childhood, and addreGed numerous body "
respectable ladies and gentlemen there was every thing
to approve and admire particularly il the Eulo-
gum on the life Of WASH hGroN, lo enchantnglv
pronounced BY tbs accomplished Mi. OorAyIA
SCUTHCATE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

THE fubfcribers having mutually
Z agreed u dinolve the copartnerlhip under
the firm Of
WEEKS AND TUCKER,
on the firt day Of. January next, they requef all
perionS who are indebted to, or have claims upon
them, to call az their Counting Room for lrttle
ment prior to that time.
Lemuel Weeks,
Daniel Tucker.
Portland, SIT. 20, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
MARY SMITH,
by ]. ID. HOPKINS, her Attorney.

September Tenn a Portland, a. .. 1909.
4 Upon the Petition Observation-Disclosures.
- That the laid Mary notify the faid James to
appear at the next term of this Courtto be holdeu
N this county, on the third Tnrfday of May nxxt,
by Publilhing an ALTERED copy ofths Petition, and
Order thereon, in the Portland Gazstfe, three
weeks iucoetively, the I1f publication to be at eat
thirty days before the fitting Of iad Court, that be
may then and there appear and thew caufa, Ii any
ne hath, why the prayer thereof ihouid not be
granted. M
AEas ropy. HtteR,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
EDWARD P. HAYMAN. GIL.
StraYed o. Stultn-

JUG u U -DIOIEU,
k'ROM Old Sal!bury, on The frf dav rf SIN
ttulber, inf dark cheflut coloured MARI.
with aar in her torehrad-fourtern bands l--5.
years old this fall, trots and PAGES WhorTrr
"ilI return iaid Mare 10 Tie lubIcrber, III leave
h[T |h5fe rs may receive her, haII be entitled to
FIVE DOLLARS, and all uecshary charges.
Durham, Sept. i0
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

ID UN away from the fublcriber, on
IN. the arth inf. EDWARD GILMAN, an linden
ted dpprentce. This is TO forbid any perion truR-
ing Or harbouring him, as lhaIl uot be accounta-
bic lor any debt of his Contracting.
EBEN EZER WTNST. OW.
Falm9nfh, 8fb No. Al, 1909.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
WoRTHl~ OF ATTENTION
Adventures have Till a chance for a
Prize OF. 1000 DoLZnrl I

alto, one Of 6oo-one Of 5oo-and tbi-fy Of r-o
dollars, N ne 4'h ciat5 Of the ha9Rcqg Lgf;,,,
Tickets IL faid Lottery are for GIr. Prc- ~ ,,~
DoIlars.-1 he drawing TO commence tzyt7ty 4.r8 ce
Oaoby.--PfiEes pad A. tad B92kaoic, a'i.6,.-
detuttion- So ao.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

It IS aGsrteJ, n : paper printed at the feat
ssf Government, that TO ddpatche5 have been
) eceived from the ENJOYS of later date tlI4n
Il Earch II. IF any were brought by capt.
% hADFoRD, who arrived here Sept. rs, in IS
hys from ST. SebAaians they could not have
sached the Secretary Of State az the tins the
bove aG-rtion was made.
-ar "A Capt. WARDEN has arrived at New-York
We left Paris Aug. 7. The day before he had
b interview with Mr.. MURRAY, one of the A.
perican Miniaers, and was informed that the
Negotiations were in an uncertain iAte--thlt
pthing had thcn been done.
as a letter received at New,York from St. Sc.
\ paians, dated Aug. I9, hys, = Our miniRers
i HoceeI with the Negotiation at Paris, Let
"a frs from Bourde4uK, Of the I4th, express cx-
stationi OF fPeedy renewal Of inter courie-
mot Of the completion Of a treaty. French
rP fiyateers are ordered to re(pea the American
II shg. Several vedels bound to this port have
: zen boarded from Dritilh crlzers, and trca.
u politely"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

lARRIED-At Stloudwlter, M; DANIEL loan.
SON, merchant, "a this town, u Mis- MAar GAgLla.
eldcR caUshGer Of Doctor jeremiah Barker
TIE 6,oo,15 Fair,
u n4s Of aIfbs eoaafy ,y0,li ia In
T5s .b4rz5 81 0rtus, tl2e Az st.y-as. .5nL.4.
Io fern fJs na..sly5 l4aa Ca-sa.4!
mn b,r Joal. fLe Sgolln De h9e,
mar z J1 can't ~. Hyrq=. J1aR;r.5
I5.r ~!
DKED-Iu This town, Mr.. RoBERr GORDON, let. 81.
On @eGotj ige- Thomas Hale, ory cli1sr Mr.. David
Hale, gf ID" qge4 "a moa'45
T6rlee lqfy infant fred fran @a,c,
From jo,,o10, pain and zU9Gmg gJi5ft
Nor loypd he'5 eagtbered i45 b Bar,
I'll e,iR4Aag qgs J5o4A ysat yeliJfl
T7cas tbiue t5s ero7ga ef 5IJG % 1oi7
Ere yt ne eogfi9 6eguai
Ere tbou bs5f provas tie 3,7vy Of IN,
UrJ4Tt, ih Yoy0u'd Gayts 10 )bDa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

y Upwards Of $4,000 bbls. Of -four have arri-
e this fealon at the HAVANA.
The 18th November is appointed as Day
/ Thanksgiving in New HamPlhre.
The Town Couacu If Providence, has Off
ally notified, that no new cafe Of the malg-
ant fever exits either in town or at the
apital.
{ The number of deaths at Baltimore, for the
4 hours, ending the fri inf. was 20. Tween
iof this total died at Fel's Point, On the Wet
IS Of Jones Fall.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

The black General Gabriel Chief Of the ne
niurgents ID Virginia, has been Toured
Prom1-s 70 make important discoveries.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

Three Midlhipmcn ana s feamen and ma
ats have died this fsalon Of the yellow fever,
bn4rd The Gauges Hoop Of war and three
'dhiPmen, Surgeons maze and FIX fea men
4 Marine were lett liek in the 1olpital at the
4yanna.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

CoHet7or Of 2. elasa for 1913, 1879 aaI 1900.
Drefden September ger 500
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-30
BALTIMORE, December II.

ExtraR of letter from eolouel Buyy tn
gen. Smith, dated Ne7v- Tork, Dee. IS.
!" 1t is highly improbable that fhal1
have An equal number OF votes with Mr..
Jeferion: But if fuch fhould be the refult,
every man, whoknows me, ought TO know
that I would utterly diiclaim ali competi-.
ton. Be alured that the federal party
can entertain no with for Guch an exchange.
AS to my friends, they would dilhonor my
views and infult my feelings by fnfpicion
that would fubmit to be instrumental in
counteratting the wilhes and expectations
of the United States. And now coni}i-
tute you my proxy to declare theic ienti-
ments if the location fhall require"