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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
ROWLETT,
Tables of Difcountor Interef.

Oh every 4oA5r 1oittors ras6fi9ry
From one to two thoufand thence On every ten CITY,
and five hundred to five thouiaRd, from one to ixty
four days inclufve, fix per with notes for s
and per cent. &c. sc &c.
The work is dedcaed, by permilion, to the Pref
dent and Directors Of the Bank of North America and
received in the rt twelve days the patronage Of IoHN
ADAMS, Prehdent OF the United Sta es of THOMAS
JEFFERSON, Vics-Prcldeut Of the United States and
Predenl Of the Senate; Of two.hrds Of the Senators
and Members of the Houfe Of Representatives of the
United States and Of the Prelden,s and Directors Of
the different Banks unanimously, 6cca lit Of the whole
10 printed and attached TO the Propofals.
II is evident that the work will he trumpery catch
pennyhng for do allure the public that the price
Of it is reduced very near BALI according the ufua
Tlte at which books ief and my full determine
ton to render it, il point Of SUBJECT MATTER, va
iuahe acqui6uon.
With refpef 10 the accuracy Of the T4bles, too much
cannot be laid, and pledge mylef that PREMIUM
of not lels THIN ONE nvNDRED fhal be offered
,othe fri pei fon who fhall inform Of are error
ozone cent according :hr principle acted upon.
70 90 away all doubts with repe6t to the expcnces
oF the undertaking, do zf siera7y declare that they
viii amount 70 very near THOUSAND DOLLARS aud
perhaps more, independent OF any remuneration for
nv own trouble 10 the ardsen5 tgfzgi and he great
ernence already incurred for lpecimens, prop0fas.
adyertiiements, handbis, Sc. &c.
do therefore trut with confidence. that gentlemen
,v; continue 70 come forward with that public fprt
and oeneroGy which characterize the nation, and fup
ort the work by ld5cribing il without heGtztion
pprherwife Il cannot be pubhihed and nun fit dowA
20 reaect upon coNsiD ERAHLg Loss.
Il am with profound relPe4
Gentlemen,
Your obedient humble fervant,
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FOR SALE,
By George Watts,

Near the head sfLong Wharf,
y USSIA Duck, RuHia Sheets, Flannel
N Shirts, Watching Goats, Large and fmall
Jackets, W4ifcoats, Trowfers, Stockings, Cal
Hcoes, Shawls, Gloves and Threads.
Also Chef Locks, Palm Irons, Shaving
Boxes, Hatchets Adze, Mob Catches, Ring do.
Thumb do. Knives & Forks, Penknives, Screws,
Handlaws. Brals Delk Hinges, Handlaw Files,
Tobacco Boxes, Brals Cocks, Grid Irons, Bit
Augers, Axes, Large Spoons. Socket Gouges,
do. Chifels, Nail & Pump Hammers, Hoes,
Box Coffee Mills Iron do. Paint Brulhes, Tar
do. Log Lines, do.Paper, Deep Tea * land Leds,
Log Reals, Mops, MoPyarn, Flefh Forks, Cook
Ladies, Ssrubbng brulbes, Pump & ClaPper
Nails, Half hour Glafes, rs 8. IA ftcond do.
Hinges Of all forts, Brads Of all kinds Razors
and Razor Straps. Wide and narrow Bunting,
Iron Shovels, Sailors Buttons blythe gro(s or
dozen, Sewing Twine, Whip do. Cod Lines,
frnall do. cod, cd, Oh, 4d, Nails.
White Lead, Spaniih Brown, Pig
tail and Fig Tobacco.
w. l. and N. II. Rum, Brandy,
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molaats, Chocolate, Can.
dies, &c. I'm y.
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I0HN ROWLETT,

Asssmt'sH, BAFk Norfs AEeTiea.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are refpeafnly Invited
:, C. srcciraens uf the Tables, &c exhibited at the
Iofaranre Office at MIR MoTLEYs Tavern, at Mr.
sv,s.frs' Office and at E. A. IraKs Booktore in Port
lsnI-Aio, At the Poa.o Office il WJia1 and Peae be
rf red 10 the other advertisements which appear eve
~ dav in fome one Of the newspapers
Subcribers 70 pay a9f1g mn fSs pax SshSre1
-,soronav conlormable 10 all POPULATIONS
% ,igbs r.areJ xssyairy az q Coagv5 q 3If Taraa-
J.. Isoo. Philadelphia, March ~, 1900.
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NOTICE is hereby given to thenon
j. " rcfdent prcPrietors of Land lying in R.sE4
i'll the coun Of Kennebeck, thar the following Loau
taxed 10 the State, County and Town, and chool Tsra
for the years 1898 and 1872, IN the bills committee
me TO collect, a. follows.
tJpnpD tts-DDpc z TrNJE~NYr yTyAT
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Gentlemen,
T FEEL a peculiar pleafure in Eating,
4 thar you have 70 generously and generally come for
ward and fubfcrbed for my work, that [nOtwihft4nd
ing All pFogoes heretofore made by me the coins and
oss Of Aeeuat Of IT, prrsbql MARITIME trading Place IL
R.a, Sqyeia, D-Hz1as5, N0rqoey, Pa, PoAiad Canary
Holland FIa5r5, Spain Portugal mig, in leveral Of the
zDia4zoqy and evuar9 JR5qIada aai, and many ports
in the Egf Tasissthe whole q be reduced @ dollars
and cents and the ben mode Of Computing the exchange
with thofe places explained ALTO, large iheet table Of
calculations az compound interea az per cent. the
tables u-d IN banks for the determination Of the value
Of gold: the iuere0 % each month from to twelve
months, omevery do lar (wthoufexcepton) from one
20 two thoufand and a table Of all the poi rowns in
the United States; bchdes much other general uelui
formation, ha pofvey be added the work, entitled
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
TO BE SOLD,
(For csjs y Country Pro2afsy
By Nathan Bond,


Athis Store, near the BANK, Middle Greet,
The following GROCER1r ARTICLES, Of the fiji
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

MUSES..
:. .,--.<=se9<ss, 3 go 49, . ;

rR. 1ENts,
III y9nr rsaF,rg bo4e a ta7c for fraf s'fga"f
po-frr, 7tbiqk tbT mR b ebarasd 7oft6 fbr f9ao90
i5c exiraH fr2m t5s "PlEAsVRLs oF mari
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-Hm7aHt of brizsJ I3.a,.
Dedaa For t9e Lotiery s'o,l

5000 Tickets al dollars each are Ia,
One Of the above prizes Of 600 dollars, N
be aligned to The lat drawn blank.
The drawing of this clsls viii commenceo
he 9Th day ct jig next, al B9Qeu. Tie +
zes viii be paid 5y the vendors Of The Tick.a
without dsou5tjon-thcle of twenty dollars n
under on demand, and all Others in thirty h,
after the drawing i completed. The hro
lheCaoaI viii be conveyed by the p-ap-issa
and iniih.d without any exPence totke bid.
of the prize.
EPHRAII ROBINSON, }
SAMUEL TENNEY, LIaua-y,a
NATHANIEL PARKER,
Exeter, Nt1skansjEiye, 1900.
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RCWLETT';
Tables Of DilcOunt or Intarcf.

On eveyy4sZ1r (7vif5opf erae5 taay
from one 70 Two thOuland. thence Oh cqc,y ten City
and hvc hundred TO I'VE Jhoui4ud from one ~ fHrv
Tour days inciCtve, az fix per cent with notes tor 81
and per eent. &c &c &c
he work Is dcdicAtcd, by permiion. 10 The PfcG-
dent and Directors Of the Bank Of Mouth America and
received IN the re twelve days the patronage Of ToHN
ADAMS. Prehdc- Of the Uni-ed STA Is of TEOMAs
JEFFERSON, Vice PRECEDENT Of the Unied States and
Frchdent at the Senate al thirdS Of the Senator'S
and Membcrs Of the Houle Of Representatives Of tho
United States; and az the Preddcnt and Directors VI
the different Banks unanimously &c l of the hole
Is printed and attached to the propoisis.
u Is evident that the work w 81 t-umpery catch
penny thing for DO allure the public thac the price
OF IS reduced very bf according to the uua
rate az which hooks fell; and It il my full determine
ton 70 render Is 10 point Of sUBJLcr MATTER, "a
luabie acquiGton
With etpett TO the accuracy of the Tables too much
cannot 5e laid and ! pledge myfelf that 4 PREMIUM
81 not les than ONE HUNnN DOLLARS thal he CfcTed
to the frf pelon who haI inform of Eayie error
q &c CENT according ;he principle acted upon.
To do away all doubts with relpect to the expences
Of the undertaking, do mG 6luay dce!are that they
will amount to very near FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS, and
perhaps more, independent Of any remuneration for
nv trouble IN the arlFogr bgfaI, aud the great
expence already incurred for lp5cimcns, propolals
advertisements, handhl, SC sc.
do therefore truR with confidence that gentlemen
viii continue 10 come forward with thAt public fpirt
and geneToGtv which characterize the nation and rup
port the work by iubicrbing to il without heGiation
othcrwie it cannot be pubihed and nun fit down
10 reflect upon cON>iD kABLE Loss.
am with profound relPcA
Ccntemcn.
Your obedilrt bundle ervant.
JOHN ROWLETT,
-4s-ewbfIaf B1rk Nor.B I-vsyiea
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For Sale at AuGHon,


On Wednefday next, the nth infant,
-i' +5T's oslast r. VA ~ t5e Pr.a1s f1ir 7rsaHsy,
yaf 3e H.At jaIy dqy,
ONE DWELLING HOUSE, "a feet long.
- IDdo wide, entirely Gniihed good cellar under
he whole, 0ih good brick arch and other convene
ences-Allo convenient SHOP, IN good aand Tor
trANe, "a feet long and ahuy 20 wde--4l III 4 good
Barn that viii kecP hcrts and two cows and huld
hay iutlccnt-togcther with Brick Store 20 feet hy
10, having good plank floor, and chAilc louIe Tha
above haidinEs are now he On lcale
Llkewlle, at the above time and place,
two undivided third parts Of lot Of LAND ali ,ning
% and q Mary Patrick upon The wet ide of The road
and adjoining Sroudwater reh river and the land Of
James cans; containing about half acre more cr
ieis, beautifully Gtuated for elegant aoufe To-.
The above premiles al wing Stroudw9ter brid7e
Good and luc ent warranty deeds will oe given for the
whole.
~ For further particulars inquire of JOHN BUT
LfR' or the premiles, or Of Mr.. TDSEPH H. ZNCRd-
HAM, Portland.
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Your obed;cnt bundle lervant.
JOHN ROWLETT,.
As-enbfggf, BlrL Nor!5 I~triea.

P0STSCRZPT--Gentlemen are Respectfully invr. NJ
g e; specimens f The Tables sc exhibited at ,bf
nurance Office at Nj MQrtEY's Tavern, AZ Nj
'YMMEs 0fce and az z. A. JtNKs' BookAore. N Pyrt
'1af ALTO, At the Poa Office in Wjcega ard peale BE-
referred to the other advertisements which anp.-r W.
~ day IN Iome Of he ucwiplpers
Subicrbors are 70 pay mating patZ t5e boI AE.,,a
rsorouilY coniormahIe q an POPULATIONS.
Cy tt Fearsd scoring e az Y CsagreG on 7rR aap4
T' IS9o' Philadelphia, M4y.h ~, $50
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Commonwealth Of Ma1ac5yeth.

pl 3s fu 5s it q E6o~" so Of
made manifef unto all perfons to whom this
prefent writing ihall come or ia any wife con.
Germ, that on this fecond day of June in the year
of our Lord eighteen hundred, before me DUN
,aer SsqUaH, Notary Public, duly appointed and
praahng il faid county, perionally appeared
David IrutaEt, Of Bath, in taid comfy, being
1worn 70 declare the whole truth and nothing
but the truth declared as foloweth. viz. That
on the night Immediately ucceedng the 2zd
day Of May lat his fore in Bath aforelaiI.
was By iome evil minded Perlon or perions IN
known to him, with force & arms broken open,
and iundry goods, abou ten dollars in money,
and a number Of Promelary Notes taken ont and
carried away; according 70 my belt recollection
The notes are aa follow, namely,
One Ggued Toeph Francis of $50 dollars.
One fiened Samuel & William Howard of a1odoI3r.
One lgned John Curtis, Of 81 dollars
rOne ditto Of 10 dollars
One 6sned Ezekiel Emerlon Of 100 dollars
One figned Jane, B are, Of 40 dollar.
'Eundry lmaller Noses and Receipts.
DAVID TRUFANT.
Sworn 10 before ne,
GUNNER SEW ALL, Ntqyy PsIl.
The deponent doth hereby protect, and I the
laid Notary Public, at his inRance and reouea
do by thele Prefents folemnly protect againG the
faid evil minded and wicked perfon or perions,
aforefaid, for breaking the r4d ltore and all the
'lofs and cot the fait Daqid 1rutdqf hath or may
'fulain in conlequence thereof.
I tbs Eaid Notary, haVs kereunfo J5t my land.
and af*ed ny N5tariaI Seal. f5J Ec5nd
(Seal) day IF Tare, ~ he gear ~ our Lord
eighteen bn4dreA
DUMMER SEWALL, Nstarg Pa5Fe.
/" Hereas Tuda, wife Of me the
w fubicFiber, has eIoped from my bed and board
this Is TO forbid any perfon from ;rudng her On nv
account as will NOT pay one for any debt fc
may contract from the date hereof
DAVID TEOAfpsnM
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BOOKS at Auction.

The Patrons OF Literature, or thoGe who
Ei.h ~ iIrn, or make valuable addition, ~ Libraries
upon liberal terms, are ictpsdfll'y informed that
very riluih'e opPorGai,y tJr B,ohs w ~ atJrde1
o. TUESDAT nett, J4as II,
st William FenneiIy's Auctioa-Olice,
~ T,,aiqL
Vince viii ~ 70 rd large and well aGJrsed coUeclioa
ST BOOKS in the var'o dep rtments Vi Iiterayurs
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ar SEE 1u7He7e treejsiy are n t5- ,7arzi7g 1r4
r'1fiq4I b4a!aIAg e o5 "a a. ei~a1a Catalogue 90
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OCE hereby given that the Propetors late UNDIVIDED Lands
have ernaf taxed
q
",
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
+ r II N C E.
ARMY or ITALY.
Turin, Z A1elaI2r, Taae Is.

Turin, : A1a4iior, Jpae IS.
The Army Of Relervc and thar
OF Italy form no longer but one and
the fame, under the name Of the
army Of Italy. General MAIZENA,
is Commander in Chief of the
whole. Gen. Berthier has arrived
at URN, to organize the Govern
ment Of Piedmont. General Suchet
took pohedion Of all the iorlhca-
lions OF Genoa on the 4th. The
whole of the artillery we LETT there
remains, together with iome pieces
belonging to the Au.ttians. The
EngIilh were only able to carry of
ten pieces, which were itationed
upon the Mole. The Aullrian
troops which formed the garrilon
OF Genoa marched out OIL The 9TH
and 9Th, at four in the morning
M. dc Hohenzollern, who COM
manded Al Genoa, concluded HIM.
.ielf with opeEneis, dignity, and no
.nour. Savona and Ceya are occu-
pied by the French afmy.-Iae
0hief Conful arrived here to-day.
lie alighted at the itadeI, which
INC inipetted, ana having lury.ycd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

it, Immediately departed. We have
found there immenfe magazines.
In one alone there are more han
5000 pair of blankets for the hol-
pitfalls. The Citadel Of Turin is lu.
peTo-it contains more than 200
pieces OF cannon. 1t is calculated
that the artillery Of all the places
iu5rendered by the convention oil
the 7th Prairial amounts to more
than 1000 pieces, and the gunpow-
der found ia them TO Two miihoHs
ofPoands.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

FRIDAY, sEPrEMBER ,ath. 1903.

TO no and the experience has afforded
w preservation If the infe OF Virginia be with him, which
hali draw H forth dveS pe, aud the meaning
De perverted the W Of the majority con;tuionay epe
ubs Of expectancy and tending give Virginia
weight by formerly and this paied
hall DC deemed peeon. The committee complain that she pri-
ege OF voting has been wreed from them, but that they dpv
e OF an opportunity % welding in uch Manner deroy
effect of the Ike privilege in the majority.
Dreadns nothing from truth, th friends the Republican Ticket
DEFY the hosiCy, diplyed aMn the charae which they
and Offer him affections the ableR guardian Of your pce
freedom, and contribution.
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Army Of tie Rhine.


Letter from General Moreau, COM
mander in chief Of the Army OF
the Rhine to the minilter al war.
" Nsr26Sia, S MlBIlor,
June ~.
{" l fend you a COPY of my dir-
patches 20 tn. Chief uonGl, r.ipcct-
ing the battle Of Hochtcdl Gen.
kray abandons Vim. This llcce5
is OF the bjghs,t importance; BUTT
was an arduoGs taiG to obtain il.
KePrcient to youuelia river paded
without boa;s, without bridges, IN
a word only byivimming and cou-
rage,
(oigned) MoREAU.'
"a true copy)
(SiSned) cARNor."
Copy ola letter addreAed to the
Chief Gohinl, by Gen. More2u,
Commando in chief Of die AYfuy
OF the Nhiue.
" Dssi-q,onrrs, 2
3 %. B,dor Jae,
" ALIEN 9Th, citizen Goa
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Republican Ticket.
DySTPJCTE

DISTRICTS.
New Kent, Henrico, Charles City, James City,
York, Warwick, and Elizabeth City,
Accomack, Northampton, and Princess Anne,
Hanover, Caroline, and Louila,
FIuyanna Albemarle, Anherit, and Coochlan,
Madilon, Orange, CulPeper, and Spottfy lyana
King X Queen King William, EHe1l, Middle
fex, Giouceler, and Mathews,
Norfolk, Nanfemond, and lie of Wight,
Suhex. Southamptons oufry, Prince George, +,
and GreenlyilIc,
8runfwicll, Dinwiddie, and Mecklenburg,
Amelia, Notro@ay, Cheiter6eld, and Powhatan
Prince Edward, buckingham, Cumberland, &
Lunenburg,
Halifax, Charlotte, and Pittfylyania,
Bedford, Canpbeli, Franklin, Henry, s. Patricb
Richmond, Northumberland, Lancaiter, {V Ell
moreland, d King George,
Prince William. Stafford, and Fairfax,
Fauquer and Loudon,
Bath Botetourt, Rockbridge, Greenbrier, Re
naWha and Monroe,
Hardy, Hamp !hire, Pendleton Randolph, tIar-
riioa, Monongalia, Ohio, Brooke 4 Wood,
Wythe, Montgomery, Warrington, Rulel,
Lee, Grayion, and fazewcll,
Frederick and Berkeley,
Rockingham, Auguita, and Shenandoah,
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Eie ei}Ys si3aI Z

ffSah Compel 81 srgl fsray to ailaa
don Uipi hrs GRE lSiecor.. &Gs-
jcitiNe laecsjs isgs Jfit giocr.e4 s,
tn doubts aGtaneaee cf alfaolt de-
Fci9tng on tiie Fate OF Germany and
GOT Slfidicating French honour Iro.l
4 defeat &c the beginning Of this
century. ! tondly hope. thai il wiz
nave fome influence in the Degoci-
atoms wh.ch your Victories 10 ltay
are on The point Of opening. Ob-
ierylflg thar the Aultrian army X -
Icloie to its camp at Ulm, which
gave IL the advantage Of eaiiiy de-
bouching On both banks Of the Da-
uube while It coniequcntlypre
led Us from making any material
IprogreiS In Germany F; and nor Lav.
ing been inclined to give battle at
biau6ouTea, LEI Tie eoeny ihould
avail himielF of my movement, in
order TO advance upon Me.ania-,
t2en, connect him{ef with the w.
! troll, and iend down iutoItaiv a CORPS
OF troops thar might have much
leinbaTraiIcd you. / determined 10
make Gen. LecouTbc execute feva.
raj monoeuyres upon the Leuh IN
the hopes thar / ihould thereby
force gen. Kray to march, to pro-
tect Bavaria, bur he continued TO
manocuyre in our ear. Ihe bat-
tie or the roth June s. which he
lott, Obliged hlm 10 rlpAis the D3-
nube II then formed Tie pr3is I
OF pafling that fiverbelow TN. thae
might thus iepsrate him fr.m his
magazines at Donauweyth and RI.
lisbon, and by this means, compel
i ham 10 withdraw, or cone 20 q Uat.
tie. This movement was both did
cut and dangerous. as we had nei-
ther bridges nor boats, the enemy
having deltroyed the former. ani
Junk the latter. ,s;nforced oea.
Lecourbe's corps with five baUs!i-
ons and five regiments Of cavalry
land | charged him 10 take poiIcR;.
on ofone OF the bridges on the la
nube between D; ,lingen Z. Donau-
werth. Lecourbe executed ,bis
movement with al intrepiIity w3r-
thy of the highelf Draiies. q fter
having fecurcd the potts of and.
berg and of Augsburgh and l,r in
them iuttlcienriorce 70 protect MS
rear againIt the corps OF the Prince
de Eeufs, tationed in the Iyrol.
and whom gen. Eaufouti and ioli-
tor have deiea cd every tilac h. Al
tempted TO debouche. he advanced
! towards DlIlenlen, Bleuhe;m. and
! iochitcdt. / advanced the uoht
wing OF Gen. Grenier's corps to the
Danube, at Cunzburg, and the lefr
10 hIieodorB. General RichcDaufe,
placed upon the two banks Of the
Her, covered the road from Ulm TO
Mernmlngen, and protected our
| communications with Switzerland.
which Were mach threatened bv
| detachments Of the enemy. The
three diviuons ofrslerye, under ng
Immediate command were b.r,vs.n
the Kamlac and :he Mindal. deain.
I'd to luPPort the attacks OF general
/ Lecourbe, in cafe it ihould lGcceed
and the attack which gen. Grenier
was 10 make rpon Gunzbugg. 10
caie the former mould fail.
HE army vas Gtuatej on tb-
z9th frmra., June 49,. After fe.
FeraI actions, IA which the snsmv
was compel ed to fall back mon
I'm General Lccourbe, on
day, mace ioms demouttrsfionS on
The britse otLi.lingen, and in con.
le4uonce Of the report ,Gade by his
reconnoiteriog parties, he d.
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L Il T Z S Z
FOREIGN News.

Fran the LoadOn F" 51AR" Of The 7tb
JRY, recsiUed at noe gzj7te q TIE
MycaHfiie ddVHyfjjsr, ~ tie Ii
verP0oI P4cket Jj.0m Atvssp9ais ip
So dayS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

Bee p,.sp,t,. carel 74s Lar, fe5ls@ q yaapo. 1899,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

Richmond, July 7t'o, 1900.
The Dover herald. ([Dover, Del.) 1800-18??, 1800-01-16
| IL ]

proportional to crimes might be inflicted
than are at prefent. III my humble con-
ccption the bet mode of punifling mott
crimes is foitary confinement, and hard
labour if this idea is we'll founded, it
follows of consequence, that houie i'll
fome part of the fate ought to be provid
cd for that purpote, and where this buff
neis would mott likely be attended TO,
with the lcaa cxpence, and mott advan-
tage to the fate and criminal. For my
fclf | have ever conceived that the Eo-
rough Of ilmington, or near it, was by
far the beG fituation for luch houle.
Gentlemen,
Since the riling Of the Legislature /
have made every effort to procure the
arms and accoutremen,s, the governor is
authorized by law to purchaic for the ule
of the militia of this Gate, but without
fuccels fhall embrace the frf polIihle
opportunity to effect it; but have no
doubt from information received, could
the L egilature think it proper TO autho-
rife me to make the purchaie Of the arms
without reRritting to the particular ca
llber, IN the preient law mentioned,
could obtain the number very fhortly, at
near one third lefs colt than they could
be had of the caliber contemplated in the
Law.
Gentlemen oftbs Senate and H. Of Rep.
nlall from time to time during the
prcicnt FELTON, lay before you iuch other
ihbjetts as may occur, and appear necef-
fairy for your attention to be drawn unto
And fuch acts and reiolves as you may
think proper to pats, will meet my par
ticular attention-And | trnf it will he
my conltant endeavour TO promote, as far
as in me lies, the union, harmony, peace
and PROPERTY Of the people, and with
confidence am perluaded that the ellen
tial intere1s of the citizens of the fate
will be attended to by you, and nothing
patled unnoticed which may be uielul and
beneficial.
RICHARD BASSETT.