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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
among which arc

ZINE thread Laces; a beautiful aiIortment Of
4 Lutring, and other fashionable Ribbons
Black Lace Wells; Rutland Nett black, white,
pihk, rote, lilac, purple, and yellow Italian Grapes
White and coloured Silk Gloves, do Cotton, do.
Kid Elegant cured ONIch Feathers Vutute
Plnmes; black and white do rich brown, white;
dove, and black Satin Pelong DO Of all colours,
delicate whit Lutrings; blaCl; DO; Modes;
Sarfnets and Tiffany; Cotton trimming, Ffinge
and GiHps SILK and Cotton Bands and Tagals
for the ~af; Silver DO; ornarented Hair Combs;
Cref,ent Slides Steel Beads Pearl DO; Ear
Rings Necklaces and Bracelets; Silk and Cotton
Hofe; Gentemen's Silk. Cotton, and WORT ~ do.
Of hyperion quality; plain, iaPpet, tambore and
fatn howrr-d Mullins cotton, cambria ard
printed Mullins and Cdlic0ca; Camei'5 hair ShaWls;
MnfF5, Tippets, and Fur Trimmings Linens
India Cottop8; Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs;
Cotton and Silk DO. LADIES' Silk Handkerchiefs;
Velvet Ribbons; Hats Bonurt8 and Turh7rs
silk Hair Nrtts; white, black aud yellow FIannrls;
Tooth Bruihss Of an excellent quality; Windior
Soap Ivory Bodki7s; Needles; Pins; Threads;
Tapes AMI Bobhius, &c.
Or Millena1y of Ill, kinds made as
uruaI; and every attention vin be pad 70 have it
done neatly and at Clort ao,i,c.
PsJit1H@ F47. ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

z ~ " --T-77III J -IT1 ~
g The yealans given why The Senate rejected TIE
Bill for 4 M7ufolcUm to GEORGE WAsHiNGr0N.
Ere that Statue would be more Apr 0praic. The
f-dtr}i majority il he Senate are unted in tht
thng, bot they d.f1grec to The mode OF expecting
their admiration"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

AT Baltimore an OK u now exhibited which mra-
iures nrarly hands in height, II feet and inches
IN length, and althoughin lean fate weighs thirty
five hundred, be was bred IN New Jertry, and Is
6vc years OLD.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
TAKE NOTICE.

2G SOLD AZ private fal7 convenient Dwell
a. Ing HOUSE ID Trrepnrt but few rods from
the Man Landing; convenient for Trader, Mariner,
Or observation-disclosures Of Capt. SAMUEL tai.
bO ~ FTecport. Jan. 9.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

Owing f. ~; 5s4g; J 5s P15er Mill CIR gieiri'y, qui
re ayrvI 9f5s Bqoq Paeea The Gazette " biz qy
's Us4 On azairy 6et hrr gjaai 4zy future aIeat Of
this Kind guarded q2aizf BY ba7ag Contracts. for M
tasTt aT1 timely J4RPJ fros re 7gTqzrl-f
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

.-..lr l.rr .saik-r, wnater, by the inhabitants
Of the Ifland EipiriJo Santo, il rhe New He
brides. have been tent to us by Capt. Reed, Of
IL ErierdLhin recsntIr arrived from Port laek-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

HALLrR, who has collected the greateft number
Of examples Of longevity. iays that he has found
more than 1000 who have lived from Ico 10 no.
90 from ITO 10 I2o-z9 from 40 to I3o-I5 from
40 70 1876 from i4o TO t6o--and one who lived
10 The aRonih'ng age Of 10 years. II has been
marked that England, Sweden and Denmark, have
produced the Greltef number Of long lived perions.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

49,. ,.,at they nay nave opportunity 20 make their
execution to. this Court on The lat Tuctday OF
March next, to their granting the fame.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
Pof-Rider's Notice.

He labfcriber. who rides PoG ON Portland 10
Il Monmouth (beng part Of the Rout to Wfcafet
by the way Of Auguna) hereby gives notice. that by
the content of the ievera PomaRers on his rout he
ihall, in future, perform the fame follows, viz.
Leave Monmouth every Monday at feven o'clock,
A. NJ. and arrive at Portland the next day, viz. on
Iueiday at eleven O'Clock NJ.
Leave Portland every Tuefday at three o'clock p M.
and arrive At Monmouth the next day, viz Wednesday
at TX o'clock, P. NJ
The nett morning another Rider takes the Mail
goes q Wfcafet, and teturns to Monmouth Sat-
urdlvs as ufual.
Fe5. 6, 1901. TOHN BLAKE
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

CUMBERLAND f-To tie Hs7oyaIh Cart Of Ceue,al Sc.
onf Of e Peace, to Be boa at Nsggl74f-y zvilEia a7S
fer fbe county IF Caaz5e aHS bs fyf Tu5ay N T4-
mary Henf.
THE petition of Benjamin Spauldng. Abiah
i Buck, Marx Andrews, and Domncus Re-
cord, all Of Buckhed, IN laid county, and others,
the lubtcribcrs, humby lhcweth-That having
great occahOn Of frequent ufe of that part Of the
County Road which now leads over Hearty hill,
"a called, through aid BuCkield, bv fad experience
fuifhr fame to be very bad, more Especially on
account OF its rouRhneis and the extraordinary
bad halls over which il extends andbelng weR &C
Qulinted with the make of the land weGerly OF fad
road are fully If opinion that bY laying q road
over Bradbury HID, 70 called, the pubic might Dc
greatly benefited, viz. by laying it as follows, that
= 70 iay-After following the County Road leading
from NOTES Lmery's to Capt John Bridgham's till
u comes to the place or tOmewhere not far from
the place where private way from fail Bradbury
lli meets the fame ; from thence TO run along BY
Notes Btddbury's; aad from thence running nor
;herly over 81 7dbury Hill, 70 called, in the mott
convenient place, TIL it comes to the houfe Of
J0ihua Keene, JIM. and from thence continuing
nOrtherIY till Il meets the COuntyRoad FRI mention
ed, within the faid town Of BuCkfel5 in thewhOle
about five miles :-Wherelore your petitioners
hnmbly pray your Honors TO appoint and authorize
2 Committee Of Infpedion TO view and lay out the
fame, and make report thereof to your Honors
and that the fame may be accepted, and the flid
piece Of road eftabliihcd as part Of the county
road leading through the faid town Of Buckfeld-
And your petitioners in duty bound will ever pray.
Dated at Buckheld the 10th day Of December,
A. D. 1900.
Benjamin SPapidiag, Abijab Buck, Marx /7dre4D5,
DomincuJ Record, BENJAMIN SPauIding, jim. Tbomas
alien, ffOan Rob65jon, HIiliam Tueker Or defre)
Jqfab Paris, AJrabam Harden, Jabez PRATT, Ger
Bam CHE, NiHiam D0bh, jim. Jonah Febe5, Sam
rel Fink, lillian Sonie, Samuel Thomas, John
Harren, Ozsn Record, Leonard Sbauldiog, 1ofbb
Barrett, Davi5 ParJ6nJ, jain Banks, BENJAMIN
Hal', Zadock ken, J2JtPb Cole, Zemai Hall, Maia.
eh Bartlett, Nathaniel Baek, jun.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

beat, AMI capt. Nlchol with his wpole crew
NUT iufalIiby have fallen iacriH rs 70 tleir
fury. It IS nphe e9ary 70 Gate That rae mo
ment the 's9st reach ( he hip, ihe Hl4r lsl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

- H17vtT vert critics q intelligence 70. Raa7aiA'by
39ooone M tLea.1i Cr=Hs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

At Court Of General Selhons IF the Peace for The
county Of Cumberland, begun and holden at New
GlouceRer in isid county, ca the fra Tuefday Of
January, D. 1901.
Others, whereof The foregoing IS Copy, the Court
order-That the petitioners give public notice
thereof BY FULFILLING the fame three weeks in
@enkj' Portland Go1stte, the IAN publication 10 b
~ leaf twenty days before the laR Tueftay If
March next, that any psrfo7 or per(ons may appear
al The Court Of General Stfions Of the Peace. then
It'd Ne holden al Portand within the county afore-
iaid, and fhew caufe, If any they have, why TIE
PRAYER of lad petition fhoulj rO' be granted.
AutG, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
YHNTED.

TAINTED,
4 YOUNG WOMAN, 10 do Cooking in -nall
y flmily-wherc two will be kept-Inquirc Of
the Printer. Feb. "
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

ZTED-In this town, on S7furGay Ian, Hyef75eb
Pigfo7 Of the late William burlington. Of the
iociety Of Friend Mr.. Samuel Weaber
AtWilcaTe.. 4th n czI H9G'rf, youngeG child
and only daughter Of Henry Holkins, Printer.
Thrice happy infant freed from care,
From forrcw, pain and waiting grief;
Nor doom'd Gfes heightened lis to hear,
Til GRIPPING age houId feek relief
Twas thine The crown ofbIiGs 70 win,
Fer vet the conflict had begun
Fer lhcu h4dR Provd the power Of fin,
Unhurt. it, poon'd darts 70 llun."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
REMOVAL.
Isabella Child,

Informs the public, that lhe has removed Gore in
Fin frett next door To Moody 3, Thur(oE'. and
nearly oppohte the Fire and Marine Inlurance Office,
where lhe has for lae an additional aIortmcnt Of
FANCY GOODS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

Oh, thou lweet Palion whole bIea charms connects
IN Heavens own ties the llrong and feebler FIX,
shed thy foft empire the willing mind,
Ezat, adorn, and purify mankind
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

Lapr Dec e gyati4 Ssaatri.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
Jeremiah Merrill,

onf IF be Peace BE- boLi-a Nsz0gl94Rey zuilEia aaS
for ne county Of Caaz5e laaS ne f5g Ta54y gf ia
pE9rv grrf.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02
10 be Sold.

AN excellent Mill-feat with few A.
cres Of land adjoining, htuate on the Four
Mule Run, III the county of Fairfax, about
TX miles from Alexandria and five troa,
the Federal City-it has every advantage
that can be wifhed for to render it agree
able, there is 10 feet s inches natural fall,
with plenty of ifone on the fpot alto a
quarry on each lide the run where it is
intended the dam fhall b., 70 that one may
De made at an eafy expenle. There is but
one other ftuation for mill on {aid run,
and that lies only about $50 yards below,
coniequently mutt be dependant on the
above for its fupply of water. l believe
there 10 plenty of water for an over-fhot
at leait ten months in the year. Timber
may hkewiie be had convenient at rea
tonable rate. The title is indifputable,
and the terms will be made known by APP
plying on the premifes, to
WILLIAM CARLIN.
December 81. 1aw3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02
Marine Inference Com6aap
Of Alexa71dr7a.

THE fockholders in the Marine r,
furance Company of Alexandria, are here
by notified, that an election will be hels
on Thurfday the 18th day of January
next, at the Court Houle in the laid town
for the purpoie Of eleeing fifteen perlons
citizens of this commonwealth, as dire
tors of that infitution.
]. 8. NICHOLS, Sac'Ry.
Form Of p05ver to 1ofe by Proxy.
|, or we do hereby nominate
and empower to attend at the
meeting of the fubfcribers to the Marine
lniurance Company Of Alexandria, on
Thurlday the 18th day of January next.
then and there, for me and in my name, to
vote for IS directors of faid Company.
Given under my hand this
day Of
N. B. The above mutt be fub(cribed
before two witneGes.
December "a. eoot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02
Sales by Auction.
On SATURDAY,

On SATURDAY,
The Sd of Jan. 1901, 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. eaiks
Brown Sugar in barrels
Loaf do. in lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in caiks
Hardware in lots
Together with
4 great Uay1etyof Dry Goods:
Among which are
Carpets and Carpet Broadcloths,
ing Stufs
Plains Irifh Linens
Plaids Humhums
Duf1ils Mnfins
Flanncls Checks
Swanfdown ShawIs
Kerfeyn,eres Handkerchief
Coating Leather Shoes
And a number of other articles
HENRY 81 TIICS. MOORE,
Dec. 10. AAf7i0ueers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02
Frefh Railinss and Currants

for Sale, by
Robert B. 70n1sOon,
Who has las ufual) general aHorement of
Wines, Spirits s. Groceries,
viz. Jamaica and w. l, Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bourdeanx Brandy, Holland
Geneva, Irifh and Country Whiikey, a
few pipes of old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. IS half pipes 7 year
old Port, 20 quarter caiks Sherry, S pipes
Tenerife, 4 pipes Catalonia, and a few
or. .caiks of Liibon ard Malaga Wines,
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, Molalles,
Spanih Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas,
Nader, Race and ground Ginger, Ii
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas of the latef iinportations, Fig Blue,
Gunpowder, Patent Shot, Leiper and Ha-
millions Snuff in bladders and bottles,
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lon
don brown Stout and Porter in bottles,
Almonds, fpinning Cotton, Hunters Pipes
in kegs, Olives, Capers and Anchovies,
Chocolate, Rice, Muitard, and Spaniih Sc
gars; all of which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or on a time to
his punetual cuitomers.
AJ|0, fve likely, yayong
KENTUCKY HORSES,
On liberal Credit.
December 70, 1900. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02
Warrington Tavern.
Peter HeaReX

Acquaints his former cuhomcrs and the
public in general, that he has removed
from Sfanut0u and eHablilhed an Inn in
Alexandyia.
or He has few good SADDLE and
CHAIR HORSES which he will hire.
Dec. 10. hweo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02
/ WILL SELL OR RENT

The Store have occupied for many
years paft, htuated on Prince Street, op-
polite Col. Hooe's. No fand in Town
more eligible, or better accommodations
for carrying on an extenGvc wholefale. wet
or dry good bufinefs. The cellar perfect
ly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of -four zsoo
barrels may be flowed on the premifes
without any inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
Ihoie defirious Of holding it will apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, where ihail
IN future do buGnefs.
VIM I. HALL.
December IL. 4 Z
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02

The Creditors of the Effate
of the late Col. BURGESS BALL, are
requeffed TO forward to Mrs. BaHa fate
ment of their claims; as the AdminiRra-
tors are anxious to provide for the diff
charge of them as early as pofible.
Aoudoun, Dec. !, 1900. (Is) IT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02
A Houlekeeper wanted.

LIBERAL wages will be given to a
difcreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs of my family as n Hou/ekeeper.-
A middle aged woman of mild difpof-
ton and regular department will be pre-
terred, as part of her attention will be
neceiiary in experimenting a nurfery of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December 10, 1900. eodtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-02
% T &c E.

Intending fhortly to leave
this place, itisfequefed Of thofe to whom
I am indebted on Mrs. Walhington's or
my own account, that they iend their bills
to Mrs. Warrington or me, on or before
the frf day of January next, when they
fhall be paid-and thofe who are indebted
to Mrs. Warrington, or me, will plea1e
to make Immediate payment to
JAMES ANDERSON.
Mount Ve,xou, Dec. 70. eo6t
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
From the GAZETTE OF THE UsirrD STATES.
70 THE PUBLIC.

THE time has at length arrived, when the
kdminifration of our Government is about to
Dc our of the hands of thoie who have been
Il the councils and confidence Of our departed
NAsmNcroN. Men who are principally
hown only as the leaders and favourites at a
'aisnrompofed in a great meafure of dJfaoafs"isf'
gsrtsns bsn'iag FoREIGNsgs, are now TO iuceeed.
FMS Is a ferrous and portentous moment 70 US
'sho are nasfye dmericgn5, linked in with the
saies Of our country by families. relations,
frsnds, pofedions, local attachments, and a
ahouand nameleis fympathies who cannot,
PC our diRurbers, in the day of calamity fly,
fthout lois or regret, TO iome diaant quarter
ftthe globe
We have AT obierved. and the obfeTva,ions
hould now excite reflection and watchfuloels,
Nas this country has been tranquil prosperous
fnd happy. IN proportion as the Jstli.H now
Rocnt to pTejomiuate, has been rearained and
Rept under and on The contrary, tumultous
~ tedisiouc n proportion as they have been
loved to gam ANY local or temporary aieen'
Hency.
Mc9 q ca.sy ard turbulent sernPers have
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

THURSDAY, JAN, II, 1901.
a QUORUM of both branches of the Lee
"A gtilatnre having convened, joint CON.
mittee, conGRing Of MeFcs. Bridge and Jones,
Of the Senate and MeiFrs Knox, Hin and Park
man, OF the houie, was Immediately RATED TO
wait on his Exceleney the Governor, and IN
form him, that The Leg;latute were ready 70
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receive any communications he might be plsai-
cd ~ make.
The Committee reported that his Excelian-
cy would meet the two branches, TO morrow,st
IL o'clock.
RRIDAY. JAN. IS.
The Senator's and Representatives aHembled
together in the Representatives. Chamber
when prccifely at u O'Clock his Excellenev
the Governor came 10, and pronounced the
following
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
MfS1eXanp.
From TIC Lar siler Journal

THE Republic lays Cicero is always At
tackled with greater vlgor than III defended
the audacious ana the ProAigate are impelled
70 ad BY the al 3hteR rod of Their leaders, but
the honet are flow and unwi ling to Dir. Neg
leaing the beginning Of things, they arc never
routed 10 exertion but by the laa ReceGi "
and when, from irreloiution and delay, they be
come reconciled 10 the b)i Of bonor for The bobe
Y(ytty, they commonly looie it,
10 every country (fays modern writer
where the friends Of focal order have been tim
i'd or wavering--wherever their policy has been
narrow and their conduit temporGng, their
cauie has been loft. On the contrary, where
broad policy, active courage and conRaucy
Of effort has appeared, virtue has triumphed
over jacobinifm." By icobinifm is meant the
dreadful principles Of irieigion, vice, robbery,
anarchy and tyranny, which the French revo
lutonilts and Their Partizans teach and practice
in every civilized country, ia oppohtion to reli
gion and virtue, the rights of property and
bleRngs eflibeTty, all of which depend on 70.
cial order.
All demagogucs Of ancient Rome, from
Gracious to Csfar, ncreafe the power Of the
populate as much as pofible under The falfe
Pretence Of fAvoring liberty they dearoyed it
So 10 France all have ufed the pafions Of the
rabble, from Biaot to B nap lrte, who has put
an end to it, and like CEfar has united in his
own Perion all the powers Of the Fate.
"Remember (laid one Of the French Repre-
fentatives) that with the fanaion of patriot
Ingrand famous membsr of the Mountain,
and Friend e,f f5e Peqpk, you may do every
thing :--Imprjlan all--Try all--Tragpor all
GaiLloLins all.
In the l4a Rruggie for public liberty, the
friends of Rome lett the pulic trealure prey
to CsfAr, which be feized and ufed without
fruPle, to pay Ihole who AFFIXED him ia (ub
verting the Fate. This forbearance Of the men
Of good principles has baen greatly blamed by
Cicero as unbelievable, and rendering Their vir-
mes fublervient to the purpoies OF the enemies
but is it not an immu!abie truth, that in civil
dHeHtiopst the honeR parry mutt often f1in their
own caufe through tear Of bringing diicredit
upon it by an a9 Of irfegularity' Since the
year 1889, (according to Mr.. Bsrtrand) there
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

1 have neen FIVE diaina revolutions in France
previous to the elevation of Bonapsrt. lit
rema' kable faa, that in all thcfe revolutions
lEeess bas cegRaniy ereeUnsd fBe greoff aadzcy :
% that 10 France it has, for more than feven
years, become fixed principle, Of action, 70 b
more aRdaeiop5 than Jour ad0erjary. But if you
would make iuccels certain you NUT practice
means which even your adverfary cannot be-
lese you wicked and bold enough to ADOPT"
This maxim has been pradifed by the French
10 their 'ntelcou ie with other natiens for more
than eigft yeas, and invariably pra6ifed by
the col fl cling fiction towards each other, and
this explains efficiently how It happened that
for long time the monitors who governed
were ineceedec by greater monaers than them
ielves, mil az length military defpotilIn was
welcomed as the greateR bleaing /:
julius Cafar was he idol Of the Roman mob.
In th early paris Of his life he attached himielf
TO TIC mott audacious confpirators againG the
public liberty. His ambition had no bounds,
and be obtained all choice Of means, except
for their dred teudsncy 10 fwell and efablifh
his ptrional power. His Gallo conquens COZ
twelve hundred thouiand livres the civil wars
nearly y many more, including much o! the
ben biood OF Rome. He finally obtained he
obje6 ofhis vilhes, which be enjoyed only FIVE
months. Pcfeaing the greateR power ever
known, be tell On the IDEAS of March by the
handsot The friendly aG4dns.
ln France lhouiands of cGf.rs have flrted,
but unrill Bonaparte, no one ever reached he
goal. The ea,by fieindly hands or othe means,
have many Of them been aoPpej; the end ofBo-
naParte Is yet 70 come. Perhaps il may BE- beR,
Tor Trance aud for the reR ef the world, that
his Power Mould be undiuurbed the monRer Of
Ja' oSnifm, which he his efeaually cbaireI ia
France, would If let loofe again, be mu more
intoiTable than bis tyranny. There is no LTD.
city = France, but there is more Juice, more
Tranquility and Infinitely lers uely THAI at
any her former period Of the revolution. Mi
rabeai faid he thould prefer Turkey q living
in Trsnce, If The laws wereto BE- made without
the confedt Of the King. Nil abeAu, though
violent reyolu;iopilt, knew that Frenchmen,
without arong handed matter, would Be Ike
wolves and iygsrs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

lows 10 rartake, When attended, the dilcoT.
erer fplts with bis beak the corn as with laares.
They are remarkably fond of cuckIe burs The
fame friendihip takes place on finding plant
Or bulh Of theie; they lodge or leep fulpsnding
themfelyss By The beak, from pin or erevice
in the wall Of the houle, or any convenience
which hollow tree affords, in which whole
flock viii afemble if lufieiently capacious.
The females Of flock lay their eggs together
10 hollow tree promilcuou1y, and when thus
depo6ted, the males aGume the charge Of hatch-
ing dfupPorting them it frequently hap
pens that thsle are young in the nett half Aedg-
ed, when others are yeS in The fhell.