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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

In the Englth Houfe of Commons the 10Th
Feb. Mr.. Pit beng called upon for the rea-
lons Of bis refgnation, fad he had no objection
to Gate the fact" 7, and fome Of my col
leagues ia Office, did rscommend,a m-4fnre,
1.-THE Catholic emancipation which, under the
circumstances of the Union, we thought OF
great importance to the completing of that
meafure, and the full attainment of all thofe
advantages which we expected to derive from IT,
We felt that conviction 70 Rrong that the mea-
fure appeared to Us - be indilpe1tible; bur
finding we could not propoie il from Govern
ment, we thought i inconGLtent with our duty
and our honor, TO continue in Office. What
line Others lhall Purfue, with regard to this
queltion, know nor. As 70 myfelf, the con
duct which | fh4ll Purlue on it, or any other
mcafure, viii he always that, which ihall, 70
the beR Of my knowledge and judgment, mott
conduce to The tranquility, the Hren9th, and th:
Happiness Of :hs coua'ry."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20
By Aatb0rlty.

sITTH CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES AT
TIE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HELD AT i
TIE CRY OF WASHINGTON, IN TIE
TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA, on MON
DAY TBE sEYENTEENTH OF NO.
VEmBER, ONE THOUSAND
HIGHT HUNDRED.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-20

AnG-JoHN AVERY, Secretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
WILLIAM AOGr1AN.
BY w. SYMMES, Biz Ahsyaey.

At a Court of Common Pleas for the
County Of Cumberland begun and holden At Portland
10 fad County, on the IAN Tueiday of March, A d.
thouIand eight hundred and one
On the petition of William Vaughan
which was entered at January term 1890. and contin
ued from term ter to this term, whereof the fore
gong is copy,
ORDERED, That the petitioner caule
the feveral perfons ;ntereed in laid state living
in the tate, or the attorneys Of frch ablcnt and
have attorneys rcding within the nate, TO be duly no
tilted Of ald petition, by ferving them perfonay with
a copy thereof or leaving copy thereof at their
dwelling boufe or Ian place of abode by infer ing
the fubitance OF the fame, three weeks iucc ivcy ~
one more Of the pablo newspapers, that they may
have opportunity to make tker exception to th Couri
on the third TneGday Of June next their granting the
fame.
4ftig SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
10 be fold at Public Vendne.
BRADSIkEFT HALE

To tbe bgbsf bidder, al he bor)s sfEnseb Parlty,
EJq. ia Briagtoa, on Monday The r4yeaiy nib OF
TIL infant, at taUO 0'sloek, afternoon, Zee ozyisg
traeJ Of Land. vjz.
"a SMALL FARM, laying in Pieafant Mount ain
n Gore, on the county road leading from Frve.
burg 20 Budgton, conifne Of about 70 acres Of
good land, with a final houle and barn, and im-
ProVements fuficirnt to keep four cows fummer
and winter, and well 6tnated tor Back -fn1ith
or lhos .msker.-Ay5, A cafe fom the Trufees of
Fryeburg -at-my, of rag acres of land adjoining
70 Mooie Pond, laying within about three mIlrs of
bridRton ng-boOfc.-Together with one
bundled acre lot lying Ia Flintstown, about half
a mile from Sabago pond, contaio;ng large qnan-
tty OF pine and oak timber fad lot u No. Io8.--
The purchAler liali have the payments made eafy.
The conditions Of Ale may be ieen at the time
aRd place.
May J, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

At Court Of Common Pleas for the
County Of Cumberland, begun and holden at Portland
in am for flid county, the Ian Tuefday Of March
A. d. 1906,
Upon the petition of Ebenezer
Owen and others, whereof The foregoing is a copy,
ORDERED, That the petitioners
caufe the feveral perfons ntereed in lad eae, and
Ii wing within The State or the attorneys Of luch as
Abient and have attorneys rehdng within the State, to
be duly notified of fad petition, by ferving them per-
fonay with copy thereof Or leaving copy at their
dwelling houfe lal place of abode, or by inferting
the lubltance of the fame three weeks fucceivey in
one or mere ofthe public that they may have
opportunity to make their exception TO this Court on
the third Tueday q, June their granting the fame
Anef-SAMUEL FREEMAN Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubfcriber
IN has been duy appointed Executrix ofthe LAT
viii and teftameni of
John GRAHAM,
late Of LesOj9on, in the county of LINCOLN, Mill
wright, decsaied, and has undertaken that trnf
by giving bond as the law directs An perfoDs
therefore haviag demands agant the elate of faid
deceaisd, are dehFed 30 exhibit the fame for fct-
tement; and all indebted TO fad efiate are reque.
cd 10 make immediate payment.
ELIZABE tn GRAHAM, Exesutyix.
LeaVlP08, Marcb n, 1901.
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n
eu3 bols Portland ia and sy r. County of Ca5cyksf
o. fJe igg RI Jlly 9t 1Msrsb, u ~ yssr 1901
L BENEZER OWEN of faid Port
IL land. tailor, Abigiil Owen and %ary Owen.
n!tcrs; I,le Dh Owen and John owen. yeomen say
Owen fpInGer al Of fad Portland and EbeDczcr
Owen jua Rebecca Owen, and Cotton Owen, minors
the age q twenty years, who lue by Ebene
zer Owen aforclad, their guardian. duly appointed,
hunblv lhew. that lhcy are interc1ed ID trAct oi
land m Portland anrefsj the defcrption and bounds
whereof are a. fol ows VIZ \ m0icy Of forty FIVE Al
ores beginning a p'ne Ganding by CaicO River
thence ruhniu5 north forty al &c degrees and thirty
minutes wellery hundred and forty hree rods ard
from tree asthe river down thirty rods 20
fake & thence north wctcrIy fcrty degrees hirry
minutes two hundred and G1y FIVE rods, thence on a
paral 81 line the end Of he Two hundred and forty
three rods. according ID The turvcyors plan, Nov 10
1857 Said land is alfo bounded weherly by land for
merry in the poTcion Of George Bramhsl, afterwards
Of Jofhua IIackttt fouthcriy by fore and eancr
~ bv land g4id TO be formerly in the pGfielinn OF
ThaddCus Clark. and Afterwards Of Anthony Bracket,
aud the moiety aforei.id, j. the fame which Thomas
WellDrook fold to William Cotton by deed bearing
date Feb. I, I7ac-4r And your petitioners further
thew that they are entitled 10 third part Of faid
moety and that III. faid Ebenezer Owens iDteret
therein thar Of tenant by the curciy OF the whole
thereof and The nere of your other petitioners IS the
remainder in fire. thereo in oommoR and thar they
d.Grou5 have their faid third part OF iaid
moiety now lying in common with other rights Of per
fons 10 your petitioners unknown, ievered from the
refidue and iet of 10 them 10 hold in feveraty-
Wherefore they pray this Hon Court, thar partition
Of faid land may be made according to law and taid
third part Of aid moiety fe Of entire-and as IN duty
bound 1lall ever pray.
w. SYAtAES, AGt,rsey Of Petitioner.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
PUBLIC SALES.

On Tuefday the 10th inf. will be
~ fold on The premf-s, preciely al 10 o'clock
for the benefit Of The creditors of
BRADSTREET HALE,
declared a bankrupt, all his real eaate, cohhh-
ing Of new dwelling houic, foap- works and
wharf, large quantity of rough tallow, ago boxes
Of bTown and white foap, utcnils of every kind for
carrying the fOap- boiling bsfineis, a chaife,
0eigh and other articles. ALTO, fhares IN Back
cove Bridge Pew 10 the Rev. Mr.. KeIIogg's
Meeting Houle.
Notes with approved eHdorTrrs, a. T1o days will
be received 10 payment for the real ettatr.
EDW. OXNARD, Azd7.
Portland, Nay "a, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

14a6acbHiefffs
NOTICE IS hereby given to the nonreiident and
~ unknown proprietors Of the following lots
and tracts OF Land within the faid dfritf, that
Direct Ak came due and Payabls on fad Lots
the teTenth day Of April, rSoo-And unIefs faid
taxes are PAID on or before Thurfday the thrtieth
day OF July next, 10 much of iad lots will be fold
on taid day, at my dwelling houfe ia Jay, al
o'clock, A, ~. as will pay the fame with coas and
charges.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

THE Hon. William Gorham, Judge Of Probate
IL or WILLIS. &c. for thercounty of Cumbsrlands
having appointed the iubfcribers Commifiioners TO
receive and examine the claims upon The eRate Of
Ammi Baton,
late Of Frttport IN laid county, yeomAn, decesied,
reprgfrnted lnfolvsht, and fix months allowed for
the Creditors to faid efate TO exhibit their clams
hereby give public notice, that thew pfopofe 10
attend TO the dnty of their conmfion at the
dwelling houfe Of Capt. JosEPH SfocKBRIocE,
nnholder in Frssport aforlaid, on he fyco Friday
OF June next, and on the fecond Fridayof the Fve
following months, from two TO tx O'Clock, p w.
ANfNdI r. MITCHELL, cssassE
JOSEPH STocKBRIGE, Eonas-
NOrtbyGrmohtb, May a., ISor.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

AT Court of Common Pleas for the
County Of Cumberland. began and holden al Portland
in and for fad county, on the aa Tuclday Of March
A. D 1901.
Upon petition Of Elifha Turner
and his wife, whereof the foregoing Is copy,
ORDERED, that the petitioners caufe
the fcveral perfons ntereed in fad eilate and living
within the ate or the Attorneys Of uch as arc abEr
aud have Attorneys reGding within the fate to be d.
y notified offaid petition, BY fervnq them De,nalv
wiki copy thereof or leaving copy al their v cling
houle or aa place of abode, or by inIertng the lub
fanse Of the fame three weeks fuccefveIy IL Que Or
more OF the public newspapers, thar they may haveoo
porunty 70 make exceptions this court On The third
Tuefday OF June next, to their eran'ing the fame.
hH9-SANUEL FREEMAN, Clerk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

DUBLfc Notice Is hereby giveE, that the fub-
/ fcribcr has been duly aPpointed adminilratrix
TO the eftate Of
Ammi Baton,
late Of Frerperf, yeoman, drceaied. and has given
bond as the law direSls :-All perlous Indicted to
faid crate, are hersby called upon to, make inn
mediate payment -
CONTENT BASTON, Admiajg,atrix.
Frefborf, Nay as, SoI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
nm FcrT TAX.

tnc,h. Tbirteerfb Collection DjPri3,
0ss 81 ia1J4'D Secoad DiVjfon.
oc !. hereby givea, by virtue OF an act
AT0lii nsftd on the I4th day Of July,
N Of C9"s'I ( En Aa to lay and collect d.
1903, saiiIleu, ,br United States"; and that the
.ta Tax w.. w. sasGcd on the refp.dive Houfes
blowing 'so| which they relate, became due and
pd LanO' : ,be f.genth DAY Of April, 1900 Of
sp'YaDs, Y 1.,nted owuers, poIeHors or occupants
and , 5ae9 d ha 9t BY 9 iSs az o ao 'es
Collector ~ axes remain unpaid in faid dieritt,
n .,@.ly, Cssbna AJsd, Watcrb0.0zgb, and PS"-
iansll' G,ausd in the county OF York.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
YXTH.LIAM VAUGHAN Of PORT

w and in faid County, merchant. bumhly
ews, that he is intere1ed in certain raa Of land
laid Portland, the defcnpton and bounds whereof
follows, viz moety ofioFty five acres, beginning
pine tree BANDING by Calco River, thence running
north forty three degrees thirty minutes weery two
hundred and forty three rods and from laid tree,
the river doWn thirty three rods TO fake thence
90 parallel Inc to the end Of the two hundred and
forty three rods according the surveyors plan Nov
0, I687-fad land is ALTO bounded welerIy by land
formerly poheTion Of George Bramhall, afterwards
Of JoGhua Bracket foutherly by fore river, and ea-
ery by land faid formerly in pofefiion OF Thad.
deus Clark and afterwards Of Anthony Bracket, and
the faid mocty Is the fame which Thomas Welbrook
foldto William Coton by deed bearing date February
4, I7Ic- 4I.-And the Iaid William Vaughan further
fhews, that his in'eren in fad moety is feefmple
eaate in one third part thereof lying in common with
the reGdue Of aid moiety and with the other moiey
Of faid traa belonging to fome perion perlons IN
known and thar he is defrous Of holding aud pofriing
the fame in feveralty. He therefore prays this Hon
Court, thar partition Of fad land may be made ac-
cording law and his part thereof let off from the
refdue, to hold as aforefaid. And as in duty bound
fhall ever pray.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

A 20 mn-h If th- above Houits and Lands
Is vii pay the rrfpr6tve taxes AFFIXED thereon,
Nth cots and Charge, alre able to the atf above
r-c,ted, wall ~ fold AZ the h1uf- of IH0mAs
SASDs, Jun. IN Cor5aH . feid drtricl, on the aSlh
day Of July, 1901, At Of the cock 10 The fore
nooa, unleis prevented by previous pavment.
John Low, Jun. Efq. CollsfFoy.
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"
LaH at P'aSS in and for ibs Cspqry IF CassB.yisaG ca
fbs laf 7Isia9y Of 61ays5 in be ya1r SoI
z LISHA TURNER, OF Portland,
- IN fad County caulker, and Sarah Turner his
wife humby hew that they aye intereied il the right
OF iaid Sarah, IN certain tract Of land in Portland
aforelaid the Description and bounds whereof are AZ
follows, viz the fad trat is one moiety Of forty FIVE
acres bounded a follows, beginning pine ftan-
ding by CAfcO River thence running north forty three
degrees and thirty minutes weltery, hundred and
forty three rods and from fd tree as the river runs
down thirty three rods TO fake, and thence north
weiterly forty one degrees and thirty minutes Two han
dred and hIty hvc rods thcHce parallel line 70 the
end OF the hundred and forty three rods according
20 the iuryeyor's plan, Nov. TO- I6S7-faid land IS
ALTO bounded welterly by land formerly in The pohef
lion ct George Bramhall, aerW ards by JOfhua Braek
cttl ionther by fore river, aud eaerly by land fad
ODE torme lyin thepohe6on 0fThaddeusClark & after
wards OF Anthony Brscket :; and the moiey zforefad
- the fame which Thomas Wellbrook fold 10 William
Cotton by deed bearing date Feb 4, 1910 4Is-And
the faid ElfhA and Mary his wife, further lhew that
the fad Mays ntere the faid moiety is fee ius-
pie elate in third part of the fame now lying in
common with the rehdue Of fAid moicty, and with the
ether moicty belonging fome perfon or perfons un-
known and that the faid Eiiha and Mary arc de6r-
Gus TO have and 70 hold their aforefaid third part az
fad Ihoety in feveralty. Wherefore they pray this
Hon. Court that partition Of fad land may We made
according to law, and the faid Sarahs part thereof be
fevered from the relduc And as ia duty bound fali
pray
ELISHA TURNER By w SYNfMES,
SARAH TURNER, { ftsiv lGOsaey
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DIRECT TAX.

Fiji COLst7'an DJqri7, Second Dfvjfoa, STATE Of
Mafacbsjsftt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

CUMBERLAND h.-March Term, 300.
r. tbs Hon. J IF he Court 81 Common PtqI, E-sa e49
bodtH 81 NetS GO4esq, in AMI for t5s Couzy Of Cum
brSai rs E1q Tas(igy 81 Taaaa,t de var ZOO.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
CUMBERLANp 4: M.sca TssN, 80

70 %. Hs7. Tg7iec of i5e Cant 5 Common ray. bcsu7
G73 Boia Portland ia and ar r. County IF CaHbcyIst
o. fJe igg n Jl1y ef AIa,e5 IL M ys1r Sol.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
CUMBERLAND # MAacu Term, 1907.

70 fbe Hen Jgfe1 st5s CSnyt g Common EaI, 6Hs suI
cAeH at Portland in and for tie CsVay IF CasByIaaS, ca
at I9f 1I9ia9y Of 1ilaysb in be year SoI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

81 ;. Z. TOO dCTeS 70 IA
WILLIAM PEABODY, CoLAR9r
C-6D offbe FJttb Collection DiRri9
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-03
IS A L L.

lAe SUBSCRIBER h0y for Sue,
The fAoqv,ag ariieirs:
Mems Gloves and Sufpenders
|by The dozen,
o 81 and cotton Hofery by the dog.
Two Gales felt and GATOR hats,
q cafe of ladies' beaver Hats. with
feathers, and
Gsntlemen's fine beaver Hats,
leather Caps, Umbrellas and Parafols,
Two Tea Sets Of China,
One table do. do.
Ore OF Queenfware,
latlc fetS of Glsfs,
paaagc Lamps, &c.
n Ic7o ELEGANT GOLD WITCHES.
me above articles will be fold very
. f., lor Cath, or fhort credit, as the fub-
time. ''s o"' - /" iAo' :
flames Workman.
Royal ffreet, Sept. a.. eoAt
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ROW cHARLI.ToN, 9 q.


ST. DOJTTNCO.
The hurry and confnion occaioned by the
fri receipt Of the ltte proclamation Of Tout
faint, laying an additional duty, in The different
ports Of St. Domingo, was incre lille every
one fhPpng III the coffee they could procure
with all polIb!e dilpatch, before the f4id edi8
might be enforced. 1t ltcms the general in
chief had at GrG determined to lay the add.
tonal duty On all imports, as well rs exports
but after ieveral conferences with the American
Con(nl, Mr. Stevens, On this fubje9, and Come
iPirited remon9ranccs, on the part Of the oonul,
who declared he would Immediately tranfmit
recommendations to all the ports Of America,
to ltnd no more veicls to that colony, as 1t wa,
impolible for the merchants to fupport foch
imPoRs, the general in chief thought proper to
withdraw bis Intention oflaying additional duty
on imports. Flour Iofe Immediately from Il
70 18 dollars, and tobacco thitty per cent. The
lale for dry goods is molly very dull. Inlur-
re6lions had lately been ferioufy felt in the
neighhorhood Of Jeremie, and nothing bur the
mo(hfeverc mcaiures Of government will keep
things in any order. The COTE plantations are
in A runous l(ate; thole Of f1gar near Port Re.
public, are in 4 much better fate Of cultivation.
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tia 69SArmr1EA2A
exlIGzsS ;ss.s Sr!+s.
National Legislature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CITY gfWgRi4gten-rUesDAY, JAN. 20.


THE 4UD1CLART Bill, was read third tim-,
pahed-Tca5-5t. Nqys a.
By this bill the United States are divided into AZ
di(ricls of which Name forms the other part
Of M3fachuletts another, Ncw-Hamphire,-a third ;
Rhode~IGand 9Th SCc.-Thele diltricts compoie SIX
circuts 10 each Of which three judges are 70 be aP-
pointcd-Maine Newhamp1hire, Ma1achuletts and
RhodeIn compole the lrt circuir.-Connecticut,
Vermont Albany and New-York the lcCond circuit &c.
To each circuit there IS to be attorney, clerk mar
llaI &c Il il enRLted, thar the new courts reipeCt-
ivev 11aI have coenizance of alt crimes and Offences
cogn Fable under The authority Of the United States and
committed within their respective dilriGts, upon
The hgh feas and ALTO Of all cafes IN law equity,
Gng under the contribution and Laws Of the United States,
and treaties made which 1hlf be made under their
authority and alto OF all actions, or uts OF civil na-
ture at common law, or in equity, where the u States
flall Ne plaintiffs or comp ainlnts; and alto of All act
iors or fuit5 matters things cognizablc by the Judi
cal authority Of the United States under and ny virtue
oFthe contribution thereof where the matter il dpute
lhall amount TO four hundred dollars, and where orr
qina urifdtton is gwen by the contribution az the
United States to the upreme court thereof executive
urrdicton By law the diirict Of The United
States Provoked auay That in all cafes where the IL
tie ar bounds OF land iha come into quefon, the u-
rldiaion Of the laid circuit ha ne refrain
ed bv reafon of the value Of the land in dilpu:e.
bin for increaGng the ports Of entry n MaTschu-
fetts for ved.s coming from the Cape Of Good Hope,
and beyond, was read twice.
wFDNEs0AT, JAN. Il.
NEGRO SHAPES.
A Refolution was propoled for appointing commit
tee 70 enquire into the zPcdiency n further prov lion
to prevent the conceang and h7rbouring Of aaves,
efcap ne from one fate INTO ano her, which
copied aud ordered accordingly
Mefrs. n O. smith Cooper, Thatcher H-ndcrfon
and N,tt, were appointed committee OF privileges.
The Legislature Of Georgia has proto0ed a2aun tho
elabhment by the " aos, az the government cf the
NlilIGnPi Territory within the lim:s of laid 9Tatc
FRIDAY, JAN g.
FEDTTTJN BTLL.
The houfe again re(ovcd life into committee on NE
revival Of the fedi ion bin Mr. Macon, MIR Nicho-
las, and Mr.. Lyon f2oke il oppodi ~ ana MI. Dennis
and MIR. II. Lee IN favor Of L.
On The qlenion being taken on The report, AS mem
bcr roe on each dc and carried by the vote Of
chairman Mr. Morris.
In the houle il was taken by yeas and nays as
follows
Queaon. Shal,he report Ofthe committee be agreed
10 ?-1ca5 42-Nly5 A.
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country, ard had deAroyed every flui IN The
fort, luPpoied 10 be 1900 men.
Capt. r. arrived at the Cape of Good Hope
in company with The Britifh Packet Apollo,
ard The captain Of the Packet informed him.
that he left Madras on the 18th Sept. and
that The Officer in the Myfore Country had had
three engagements with the Eneldh army, IN
all Of which the Englilh had been mccelslul.
But that the Officer Of the late TiPPoo fill con-
tinued TO recruit bis forces and was confdered
as a very formidable enemy.
The disturbances between the EngGfh and
the Cafres at the Cape Of Good Hope Gill con-
tinue 1900 Englilh troops were out againf
The Ca1Fres in the back country, when captaia
Ropes left the Cape
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
TUESDAY, FEB. 2.

A7 a5asr rs.ig} on ~ Senate Appointing iJe Hen
f. Sar4r std bEey.J 7giib ze5 as he H.: my ;oia
committee o-Ty q az esmat.e at5aiat.f n teF Fltr 6y57
eaJ gcatru rrjH prepg, by jl7- mate IL Hat 5af75i
az q oeyf}7 sei1e, is aoEnyf t5e L.ealyye 70 adost
ory arr rLt.y. % ~ r,1s. TLs H5yG adsd bLE5s
Leoragt HaA II q aaf TilGzcbaq.
" lH p air. 4ai Atr4e re H7r.f 47i tirI for b7E77
t5e eoa II -nya! CPsaf qfH: fs,e, al e'ut' q amman
fs7t, 7olr azI ioy ~ uay 81 Liaea AZ ay repeating
BE Egsl 7r5 beyesorc maa. f,y that 9wb5e 7u5s read
f1Oif, an 77orro7g, oet g57s4 ay bs tJyI real-
#g.
A asaaag t5e Sels7ner sf Poianh ja> asli,a sfBas
turn, committed
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oW w. arrived here DEC. 40. Our raflge
va lengu eued w running w The eaRward ny
far as lgnc. z-. We parted viii the Beverly
fchconer, wc had under convoy, The third day
after va failed. Dec. biz, we la VIM. Gray,
an Englimmau, overheard, the bef efforts t.
fave him were Intellectual. We iuR hear thac
the Trumbult has had an engagement with
privateer Of equal foroe.-Ihe latter eftaPed-
We hear ALTO. that the lchr. Experiment Of Z
guns, has bad ln1art aston with Privatecr
Of I6-the latter finally runring away with
damage. The Scammel was il \ feverc gale
On the coaR in coming out-cut away heE an
chors and threw two guns over board. We
fear the Infntgent and Pickering fofsred in the
gale. The former was fpoken II lat. 81. There
are now on the St. Domingo fatioo, the Cou-
l}jtution Congrels, Adams, Trumbull, Auguaa,
Richmond an a Trumbuil
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