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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16

Cen. Bruno, Of the army Of Italy, has related
the exeFtions and hardihiPs Of the French, il
mrakiog their way thioagh the mountains Of
laow that lmPsded them in The paG4ge Of Splu,
gen. Nothing, however. could reGa their en-.
ergy,St the interchangeable iuduitry Of Gen. Mac
donold: This army has op-ned commuui-
cation between the Engadine and Valteline by
Mount Beruina, and the valley of Pufchiava.
This operation, however, has been attended
with comfortable lof3.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
PARIS, JAN. 3.
Csa. DsioAs5, 70 The MinJfer at liar.
h Q. Dec. IS. 1900.
Cnizcn NiniR.r.

~~~' 80 AoSN~
Citizen .1nnjGer, s.. -.-...
The Archduke Charles has propofed an ar
miltice TO the Genetal in Chief, announcing
At the fame time, that he Emperor had fent 4
Courier to W.T. de Cobentzel, with orders to zen
tie Ptace. -
The General in Chief, conGdering that the
line Of Iroun and the Ems was forced, that
we were Ioo leagues in advance of the other
armies, and already in the rear Of the AuRrian
army in Italy, and that by confequence, Gen.
Belegarde might make detachment which
Joining the troops LETT in the TyIol, might come
upon our rear, ard Interrupt our communica
ton with France, has judged it proper to con.
lent 70 iuiPerfqn Of arms. which procuring
Us great advantages, might at the fame time,
enable rs 70 wait the movements Of The army
q Italy, from which We have as yet received
no intelligence.
The character Of the Alchdpke Charles, his
well known honor, was guarantees on the de-
ire he Emperor had TO terminate the war, 10
Which be was beides comprHed by the dep,o
rable Rate Of his army, which having Ioa IN 20
days, 70 leagues of ground, $4,000 priioner,,
y OF ! ) 900 killed and wounded I4o pieces of
cannon, and immenfe magazines, was no ION,
ger able, nor could be il three mouths, to pre-.
vent our army from conqusin ing the whole OF
AuH ia, and Debating the law in the capitol.
BHt 70 90 this without danger, il would be ne.
ceitafy that the army Of Italy h1ould be already
matter Of the head Of the de6lee
The General in Chief beGdes, conceived,
thatto hcP in The midR Of the mott brilliant
victories was conforma6le to the character Of
moderation ~ 7gbicb Ire Fin ConfI had dir
tmgulEed himGelfiq the eyes Of all Europe.
nave the honor 10 tranlmt to you a COPY
OF The Convention for. an armiRice. The En-
peror will Immediately treat for peace 4vbatIo
eo=r my be the determination Of BIZ al1e5; aad
our line which is fdPPortea by the Dauube and
the moonteins, putting US inlo poaefiion Of
Kua-t.in, Searnitz. Brounan, &c, enables u,
TO recommepce the war with tie ere4reR ad
vanlAges, and above all, with the ulmoR fscu
Iily.
Health and rafpea. t.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
VIENNA, DEC. II.

From Italy, Gen, Belgrade reports, as late
a the Bondeno, occupied by Gen. Shuaick,
whom they attacked with much vigour but
the enemy were repuG+d with lois. On the
9th, Gen Shufick e4tsndedhis out pots along
the Panara, as far as St. Blanca, and along the
Racco and Pc di Primaro, as far as Argento
and Baltia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
LONDON, DEC. III.

LONDON DEG. ~ J.
Although il Is fcarcely probable that the
Emperor Of Ruaia would undertake 10 put into.
execution 70 romantic a project as that of
Tending an army to invade our poGeaons in
India, yet is certain that filch project was,
lome time ago, Prefented to the late EmPrefs-.
MIR. Elton, 10 his furvey Of the Turki(h EmPire,.
lays expressly, that at the time of the Britiih.
armament againa RufIia, on account Of the
queftion of Oczakof, the Emprefs had deter
mined to tranfPort an army to India MIR. Eton
was then at Peterlburgh on diplomatic u1iC-
lion and his authority Is therefore entitled to
refpett His words a,e As follows So What
might have been the consequences Of fnch a
wsr, y Is difficult to foreiec much conjecture
may be made f: will only mention one cir.
cumitance, the name OF which i. alarming,
however i may be treated as romantic the
EMPIRES had firmly relolved to attempt to iend'
an army through Bocharar and Calhmiet, to
place the Msgul on the throne OF India, and,
drive the Britiih ont Of then poaefions and
there were rhen in Rullia, Frenchmen who had
been ient ihtO thole parts by NJ. de Vergennes,
and who offered to ,ondua the army.
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BY an arrival at Newyork.

LONDON, DDc. 81.
IN cloiog the prefeat felton, Of Parliament,
his Majefy, in his Speech oblerves -
+" The detention Of the properly Of my fub
jeas in The ports Of Ruilia, contrary to the mott
iolemn treaties, and the imprlonmenr Of Britiih
lailors in that country have EXCITED in me fen
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16

.....o BERLIN, NOV IS.
" Indrnaions for lome weeks pat have been
ient to Ccunr LuG, our MiniGer Plenipoten-
tiarY at Pc erlbprg, respecting treaty of an
armed neutrality, which was to be concluded
there between Rutlia, PruAia, Sweden AID
Denmark. The three maritime powers en-
gage to convoy all the Pruf1ian merchantmen
and Prudia Is to take care thar the treaty be
duly maintained by land Its articles refem-
bic il many relpe6ts the convention concluded
between Ruaia and P uaia, in the year 1885,. !"
a Rudiin courier carried the treaty Of this
armed neutrality TO Stockholm, on the 10th
November. His Swedih MsieRy ratified The
fame in the great conference of Rate held next
morning foon after the courier's arrival Tho
its articles were kept very lecret, yet this much
is known, that its chief object is to prevent
the Engliih from being any longer the indifput-
ed matters The fea. The mott active prepa
ratiQ0s are making 10 the Ruli4n, Swedilh and
Danilh dock-yards for fitting cat formidable
feet, defined to cruizein the Baltic the EMU
iog fPring,
VIENNA, DEC. ~.
Two days ago Lord Mimic received diff
patches from London, BY courier, upon which
he had long converfation with our Miniaer
OF State. Since that time it is reported that the
court Of London had releafed our court from
all obligations 10 cafe Of an opportunity offer
ing itielf for concluding a feparate peace with
advantage. Should this be fact we may hope,
f not for general peace, yet for peace be-
tween France and Aulria.
LONDON, JAN. 10.
It appears that government has received in
formation, that the armed oonfederacy between
the different Powers of the North, Runa, Den.
mark and sweden, has actually besn Ggned--
In coRfequence Of this intelligence we are il
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Hcllth and refpea.
DESOLLES.

%" z 6t f0ndfi9nf Of ~ ba7cs are ne lame a.
6eref9fors aaaOR4esd--Tbs Aj7 bank Of he Rhine Is
70 b ne 10rt5era boundaries Of tbsrebnJ!ie.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-26
City Tavern g Hotel.

The Sub)criber returns his
iincere thanks to his cuftomers for the l.
beral encouragement he has received, and
hopes to merit a continuance of their "a
vors. He requefs all perfons indebted to
him to come forward and fettle their ac
counts, on or before the Hrft day of April
next, otherwhe fuits will be commenced
for the recovery of the fame without re.
ipef to pcrfons.
From the many difficulties experienced
In collecting the fmall fums due him. he
is under the necefity OF giving this pub
licnotice, that afte- this date he will Dive
credit to no perfon whatever.
Z. JOHN GADSBY.
January II. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-26
II OR g Il 7 n

q X ) Il L e,
The large three ftory Brick
WAREHOUSE, with the two aory
frame one adjoining, on the next lot TO
the north-eaf corner of King -freet.
For fize, frength, convenience and
goodneis Of itand, this property is certain
" the belt in town. For terms, apply
IN baltimore to Meilrs. Martin 81 J1auf-
j,Ft, and in Alexandria to the. fubicriber
Wbo 1viX Rem
The three ftory brick Ware
houie adjoining, formerly occupied by
MIR. John Ridley.
A. CHARLES CAZENOyE.
February q. eoam
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lDeypooI Sail for s 7,
y landing from on board the a Sue.
sefs, Capt. King,
SLOWED SALT,
in Jacks and bulk.
u ALTO, a few hundred bufhels of
Liverpool Coal.
\ VIM. /. HALL.
Merchants, Wharf, Jan. 20.
Ricketts,, Newton g Co.
Have j4f rseeived and far Sale, at the
corner Fore, appetite sfobu 1unuey's, the
Jollo4oMg GOODS--zvbolelale and re-
~ tail, fer c9N and P,oaxer:
Superfine and I'd Cloths
Blue Plains
do. FRIES
do. Kerieys
White, yellow and green Flannels
do. do do. Raizes
Rofe and dufil Blankets
4 Durants, Camblets and Wildboree
> Ruiiels and Antiloons
MN NM Cotton and linen Checks
/ kericymercs and Swandown.
Velvets, Thickfetts and Cords
11 a handfome anortment of Dimities
Mems and Womens' cotton Hoie
do. fix do.
Black Grape
White and black ELK and beaver Gloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes
Rufia Sheeting and Irih Linens.
They haze ols,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and guam
tity OF Platter of Paris.
They giyeCafh for
Wheat, Rye. and Corn.
G Left by capt. Mortinore, of the
Baltimore packet, at their warehoufe, fun
dry MIL I,vns-The owner is reque}ed
to take them away.
January 81. d
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1OFo.0 JO oCI1C.
Two hundred and forty acres
of excellent FARl1ING@LAND, lying
In the countyof Loudoun, about 4 miles
from Lceiburg, and one mile from the
turnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
ker's Gap, being part Of Scotland Tract,
formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Mellon.
a HOU Sc and LOT in
Leeiburg, poaeaed by Mr.. Dawlon, mer-
chant.
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, fituated, in Fairfax -hreet, Alexan-
dria. in the poGeflion of Mr.. Charles
Jones, coachmaker.
A l. OF in DumEries, on
which are built Nrong and commodious
brick dwelling houie and kitchen, tia
bic and granery---in the occupancy Of Mr..
Eime Smock. This meHuage, from its
vicinity to the creek and other local pro
pcrties, is well calculated for perion in
the grain or tobacco bufneis.
If the two frit mentioned properties are
not preyiouly difpoied of by private bar
gain, they will be expofed to public iale
at Mrs. Myers's tavern, in,Leeibure, on
the 9Th day Of March next, being the 6ra
day Of Loudoun county court.
For terms, application may be made to
Mr. Thomas Harriion, Du,nfries, or TO
COLIN AULD,
Cameyon. qyset, Alexandria.
Febr'lary q. mw&ftf
=
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4WzZLLAM OXLEY 81 Co.
At their WHOLESALE
Woollen, Linen and Cotton
WAREHOUSE,
Prince freet, formerly occupied by Mr..
w. I Hall) -Haye for Lak,
Avariety of fashionable GOODS
which they will difpoie of low for cath or
produce. A liberal credit will be given
to thoie who apply we'll recommended.
February e4. eo3w
A CURIOSITY,
In zvbic1 the. tutHe qUiY not be dilap-
pointed.
THE LEARNED
p | G.,
10 be Jeen at Mr.. Charles M'KaisSt's
Egu ef The Spread Eagle, eorxer Of Kmg
and Royalfreets.
Hours Of performance 10 and II o'clock in
The morning, and 8, 5, and in The
<Oenixg, every day Jor the b,s/eut 4veeA
ouLy.
The lagacity Of this PIG is
equal. If not fuperior, to any animal ever
exhibited in America; the proprietor will
therefore avoid a putting advertisement,
and only fate what the Pig actually per-
forms as follows He reads printing and
writing, fpells, tells the time of the day,
both the hours and minutes, by any per
ions watch in the company, the date Of.
the year, the day of the month, ditin-
guifhes colours, how many perfons there
are prefent, Ladies or gentlemen, and, to
the aitonilhment of every fpeetator, will
add, fubleratt, multiply and divide. To
conclude, any .perfon may draw card
from pack, and keep it concealed, and
the Pig, without heitation, will difcoyer
it.
CT Price Of Admntanee IS Gents.
E,,hruorx, i,
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
At PHILADELPHIA.

On Ihur}aey morning the, 5th. dag
Of next month, (March) at 70
O'Clock, will be fold at PUBLIC
AUCTION, to clo)e the Sales
efAe Cargo Pc, M;b Camilla.
Juit arrived from Canton.
zoo chefs,
500 do. do. fine Hyfon do.
$50 do. do. hyperion souchong do,
$50 do. Young Hylon do.
1900 pieces of Nankeen.
100 do. coloured Lutenr;nes, ele.
giant patterns.
s. do. blue do.
100 do. black do.
As do. green do.
50 do. black Satin.
100 do. blue Senfhaws.
so do. black do.
BY John ,lonnelzy,
-, AuSioneer.
February IS. att
y
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=, n ~ = r..
All Perions having claims
.agalnit the efate Of the late Thomas
Porter, are requefed to bring them for
ward on or before the frf of March next.
and thoie indebted to him are respectfully
requefted to make payment to
SARAH PORTER, Adm'x.
an.I. (z)eo
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FROM THE ~PALADIUMs
TIE PROTECTOR.

I4vW 10 haze it nvdl yyaqoea tb0f / claim
moi. tbs bouor ef beirg fbe nvente, IF
many gtbe P,ye7s sokieb my be
ticaea. Ny p,due1ai Afga bto sxbi-
bit yxeb c5 I deem zvor,iy If peeaAay
notfe ind nf~p,vbahov, ami, at hf
.Jans time, TO p,int ant bsv s50i1as ad-
O0magrs.
THERE is an ancient precept, ia
mar fairs fbee on one sbeeS, nm TO bmtbe
otber oyo." This rrecert was never great
Ky refpetted, even by thofe who adopted
the mott latitudinarisn contraction which
it could bear, and in modern times, it has
become a dead letter. Private contents
ems exit, and fierce and dearuefive quar-
rels diRurb and defroy the peace Of fami-
lies, ncighbourhoods and larger focicties.
,Combats, upon the old fafhioned plan, are
troublefome, and fometirfcs painful, and
always unsatisfactory to lofty fpirits.-
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skc they are 70 forry for it, that we LEI
them run into more blunders to atone for
|whar are pait.
nnarplo1 is mot vexatious In public
tranfactions b~ecauieit then is more in 81,
power to bctray fupidity without incur
ringfcontcmpt, and propagate error with
OUT rliquing Detection. In pubic affairs
there is a great d,veriity of opinion; and
IN qaeitions of a speculative nature, de-
chalmers Of folly fcrcen their impotency
under projections Of patriotifn. The ap-
pearance of patriotic zeal is too fascinating
not TO give popularity to the man whod dit,
covers it.
Thus It happens that weak men, who
are a perpetual Inarplot upon the plans Of
the prudent and knowing, intimate them
ielyes into the public confidence. This
is an Inconvenience that all countries and
ages have experienced.
There is no pofible remedy againa il.
People will liAcn to thofc whom they fup-
pofe to be their friends and it is pecu-
iiarly the character Of a marriott to be Of
fcious ia offering his good ferviccs. He
mutt be employed becaufe he m ans we'll,
and he will do hurt becaufe ha'Ilas not diff
cernment enough to do good. 1t would
:be a fortunate circuinftance in the manage
ment o public affairs if mankind looked
more to the qualiicationsof thofe to whom
they committed heir concerns. If men have
understanding they will fek the public
PROPERTY, becaufe it is their intereit to do
il; but ifthey are deifitute Of capacity they
will counterfeit the public veal, becauie
they can never know in what it confns.
A wrong headed man, however honef he
may be, cannot be fuppoed to concert pro-
per meafures, fnce it is obvious that reafon
and Propriety can never alimilatc with
his caracfsr. Whatever he fggeits will
BE tingcd with the quality of the fountain,
from which it flows. Wife men only can
conceive wife infructions.
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L'awfuits produce little good, excep, 70 n.
lawyers, and to this clafs Of men. G,ra,y
| no extraordinary aid hould be given and.
cenoes, lawiults are protraefed 10 flch an
enormous iengt1of Tine, that ait tie mott
ef0e'1alpart OF the PATTON has evaporated.
and nothing remains but plain commcn
place anger. which is pofeased by every
clown IN the country, in common. with
gentlemen.
My PRoJfcr is, that inacai Of regard.
Ing the tale precept, above quoted, inlsead
OF the dull and fupid method now and
then praetifed, of referring to arbitration
tlnltead OF the vulgar plan of fubmittinr
to the laws Of our country-and in def.
ance OF the trite maxim, that it is. our drtx
to forgive injuries, every difference hould
be adjuaed BY swoRp and p1arot. For
example, if an offence be given either BY
word or action, and whether it be an Of.
fence hall be determined by the aicejf and
mott IeAf0h rules Of koaor, the path Of
duty is to fend a ebaAexgr-lcad a sWol.
and to fight a duel, or to fpeak more Ger
rectly, a jxe/. If no injury happen, The
bhf<r eonf,oveW is 7peN Gttled. Jhe
%eombatants are both men OF boaass Iut
now they were implacable and i~rreconeile.
able eneinies-now bssm friends. Ihe
eloquent entreat:es of. friends were una
vailing to produce that which powder and
lead, with a fair opportunity to Kill, have
fPeedily effected. IF they are more Kill
inl and EeesIyxA, and death eniise, III.
i~arvivorisa fnJMedgentleman, and hence
forth thebae9y fubje6t of the pure and On.
sailoyed felicity of having boktey killed
his friend. If, what now ard then frtaxate
y happens, they are both 70 dextroas ana
experienced, and have fuch a Engk eye to
their true and lafing homer, as to kill each
other, then the pinnacle ofgreatneG and va
lour is reached-the triumph Of bravery &
heroilm is complcte--no hciitation 0 ffufpi.
cion rcfpeaing their courage remains
wreaths OF flame are placed around their heads
their names and exploits rebound to eve
ry quarter Of the country--newfpapcrs
teem with their glorious achievements
and nothing mars the brilliancy and dig.
nifty Of the tranfaaion, excepting the TsI-
VIAL circumfance, that aged parents ex-
claim, Oh, my, Eoa," brothers ana
filters are crying, !" Illus! AIR btotbey!''
children are mourning the lois Of fatheri
A lovely women is bewailing the hutbani
other youth! Andtwo unembodied fpirits
are hurried into the prefence Of an infinite
Cod3
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Warrington Tavern.
Peter HeaReW

Acdnaints his former cuffomers and the
public in general, that he has removed
from Sfaxafou and eaabliihed an Inn in
Ahsandyia,
He has q few good SADDLE ana
CHAIR HORSES which he will hire.
Dec. I8. Aweo
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~4&E4& A
On TUESDAY, next.
At 10 o'clock, will be Sodat the Ven
due .sstorc,
BROW SUGAR
Inhhds. tierces and barfels-ox EvGa
ard for csM.
Tsnsr1We Vine az blbes and
caAs,
Catalonia do. in pipes,
French Brandy do.
Wbikey in BIS.
Coffee in bags,
Hyion and Bohca Tea in chefs,
RaiGns in kegs,
Soap and Candles inboxes,
Tobacco,
Nails, Hardware, &c.
,4Uo, qnantiy Of
DRY o. s.,
ConGRixg g
Cloths, Coatings, WEIGH Planes, Flan-
rels, Iriih Linens and Sheeting, GINA
turgs, Silks and Sa+tins, Cal;coes, book
and %jaconet mullins, tamboured and plain,
Threads, Hats, Paper, &c.
P. G.. MARSIELLER,
January II. ANfiuneer.
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FROM THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
MeRrs. Ruf1e1l IS Cutler.

MelIrs. Rufe1l 81 Cutler,
IN this arid and fnrZemert IaEu of Me
ye0y,' u5en Tie foxufalus IF intelligence
are ne0,J dried up, and the Aa,ued
and xgrni0As appear to haze 7vboNy
r~vnba,n7pn, ar at Leaf to bave cir
eNms<fr6ea BeU Mboys IL IKE b9Ateul
and hte,a,, .oiueynrN, perhaps a ferries
gEU:y, calculated
To catch the living manners as they
rife
may mi be heusM uui.tersRias, oy IN
applicable to Me times. In Nrui@irg
The Numbers uobieb IpreSys /eu1ixg ia
yoxr prsfs, 4 ~0H drpena n7oye on my
Eleaions from rcre, but Approved qcrif-
ny, than on orgxol conm.uieafmus;;
far The Gorme,I can jadge 7vitkoaf par
tialiy or p,yaaice. Fram TIE piece,
%cbNb IS no7o farujMeA, and 1vbcb
7oW form IKE II No. I be " The
REFLECTOR" yoay readers may farm
~me judgment eJ The Talents and eyx-
Afis1 Va Eavov1e axtboy, from SvboN
compshiiem I AaH make mary drafts.
HORHTIO.
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CS"S S"tC
HELP intend,
/" Plague 4Ubtk KEY rqe, and bu,1 awhile
they byrsaa."
| AM Of the opinion that people fus-
tain more inconvenience thro' the ;gno-
rance and folly, than they do thro' the
malice and treachery Of thofe with whom
they are concerned. It is much eafer to
counterwork the actions of bad men, than
Of weak ones. Knaves may be refrain
cd by a variety Of checks, from doing the
mifchicf which they meditate, and may be
punifhed for the crimes they actually COM
nit. The whole world is, as it were, arm.
ed againf their epormities. But there
can be no effeetual precaution agaitlh the
Encouragement Of fools. Their INTAKES
indicate no perveffenefs of heart, and can
neither deferve punifhment or excite re-
ientpaent. How can we rcproach a man
when he meant us NO harm ? How GIN we
guard againf his errors when he has not
d%ifcernmcnt to efcape them hin,faaf?
1t too often happens, that we impute
mifcarriagcs TO the bad intentions Of thofe
we employ. We do not 10 readily fufpea
that men judge or calculate wrong, as chat
they inscndwrong. But the fact is other.
wife ; and it will be found, upon a crit
cal examination, thar error of judgement
is the main fource Of public as well as pri-
vate dsforders. There is hardly a more
common character in fociety than that e1
a nearpaot. This fort of people are the
more dangerous, as they feadom attempt
to do a good tarn, which does not tcrmi-
rate in q real disadvantage. Their zeal to
ferve us makes us accept of their ~erviccs /;
and when they have committed one milf
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THE REFLECTOR.-No. j.

" Wvoxg be0aed Mckbea1s 1vbeu tbey
HELP intend,
6 Plague 7vbiAe KEY rqe, ana bu,t1 obMr
they be1reaa."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20
The Mail.


wAsHIEcToN, July l.
On Friday laR an addrels was delivered by
ihe Secretary Of War, in anirer 20 the Talk
Of the Cherokee Cliffs previoudy made
The addreis Of HE Secretary. which was
made in the name Of the PRECEDENT, conveyed
afurances 10 the Cherokees that all the engage.
meuts entered into by the predictions Of The
PreGdent would We BY nm ri1idly obferved /;
il congratulated them on the advances they had
made, and were oil making in the ar:s Of ci-
vi,ization, particularly on the introduction Of
the ipinning wheel, ant Of the plough irRead
Of the hoe, and alIured thgm thar the PRECEDENT,
on proper repfelentation, would have them fur
nilhed with lie infrunl-nts and intrusion re
quired TO aid their ProgIefs in agriculture and
Manufactures.
After the delivery Of TIE reply Of tie Sec
rotary Of War, the leading chief fooke 4 con
fideTable length on The affairs Of bis nation
His mode OF delivery, the tone Of his voice,
and his gener 4 exprelIian Of counrenancc, were
mild and perlilaGvs, and his department and
gc0ures were highly dignifed and graceful.