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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
CHASE,
AttorHy for TIE Petitioner.

AT COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE C0UN-
TY OF CUMBERLAND, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT
NEWCLOUCEsTER, IN SAID COUNTY, ON THE
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1901.
ON the Petition Of EDwARD OKNARD, and Others
entered the lat Term and continued 10 this term
whereof the foregoing is coPy-the Court order,
That the Petitioners c2ufe the ievera pcrions nerea-
ed in faid Eltate, and living within the state or the
Attorneys of luch as are ab(ent and have Attorneys
refding within the ltate to be duly notified Of f4id
petition by Gerving them perfonay with copy there
of, or leaving copy at their dwelling Houic or aA
place Of abode, BY inlerting the fubRance Of he
fame in one more OF the public Newspapers three
weeks fuccefvely the lat publication 70 b. at leaf
twenty DAYS before the LAT Tuelday Of March next,
that they may have opportunity to make their excep
ton to this Court, then to be holden at Portland
within and for faid county their granting the fame
Atteh SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
FOR JENKs' PORTLAND GAZETTE.

~ THE PUNCTURE OF 4 B0DKLN.
All cruel bodkin how unkind
To lfab thy miGrefs in her hand;
The act was cruelty reGn'd,
For Che thy force could not withRand.
That hand which wed the virgin fnow,
And fingers delicate and fair,
Are now diffus'd with crimfon glow,
IN conrequence Of thy vile Gnare.
Ungrateful fteel on mitchell bent,
Why didf thou make thy fierce afault
On fingers that were innocent
Fingers thar never knew fault?
IT'S not her fngers--but, her heart
Her heart is cuPable alone;
That gnEy lhould have felt the fmart,
If thou cOud'f penetrate ltons.
Co pierce i then-nor quit the field
Till YOU with victory are crownd;
How glorious if that Bssrt fhouId yield
Which Cupid's arrows ne'er could wound.
EDGAR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

SATIRE, thou little crooked thing,
So often blind to merit,
If once divencd ofthy fling,
Thou half no lenle Of fpirit.
With ink Of gall, and pen Of brafs,
Thou oft dolt wound name,
Which, if beheld thro' Reafon's glafs,
Thine edge would quickly tame.
.1EeyeyyiuJ d4isi, may be uld,
With care, ms proper place ;
BUT, guzntuH 5gBieii, abuse
Would alter quite the cafe.
You'll FAY, The follies Of the timeB
A Critics l4lh demand
Igrant il; but, for lehcr crimes,
We ought to fiack the hand.
Private repofe I'd ne'er invade.
Nor harm the tear-fwol'n eye
Sooner than harbour fuch Jade,
My Mufe llould rather die.
If Satire is the theme you choole,
Be for a moment placid;
Good humour in your wit nfulc
Nor fqueeze in too much acid.
With thefc ingredients, if you blend
Some particles OF fenfe
Be fure you'll ever keep your Friend
Nor give the World offence.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

MAINE, Fly Virias b an orasr from ibe Han.
DAVID sswALL, E/q. Judge gft5s Ugite4 STATE,
for Elid Dgria.-
NOTICE is hereby given, that Ii
u Y bel il filed in faid Court by FREDERICK Levyi,
DsgHier, Collector Of The United States for the DIFF
trict OF Pafamaquady, aganlt three bales Of CARPET
ING, and one trunk of MUSLINS s. THREADS al
lodged 10 have been illegally imported into the United
Statesand that hearing will be had thereon before
faid Judge at The next Dria Court to be holden A.
Pownalborough, within the Diar6t Of Maine, on the
firm Tuefiay Of March next: at which time and DIsc.
all perfons concerned may appear and thew aaurs Ms
any they have) why the above mentioned arieE's.
fhould net be decreed forfeited
ISAAC PARKER, Martial
Portland, Jan "A, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
EPIGRAN.

II Eve, il her Innocence, could not be bland,
Beeaufe, going naked, fhe alham'd;
Whoeer views The ladies' as ladies drels.
That again they grow innocent, fure will confels
And SrtfulIy too they retaate the eviIi
By tie Devil once tempted-thev now femPt tie D.vR
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
Bankruptcy.

NM HEREAS Commifion of BsnkrnDtcv b,.
wv been awarded and i1ued bv the HoP X las
SEwALrn Elq Diltritt Judge Of the Diaria Of Maine
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
John OfbOrne WATTS

o. Portland II laid DiitriGt Merchant and h. be;n.
declared Bankrupt is hereby required u rlrrendr@
hlmiet 10 me CommIlHoners named and authorized II
l@ia commrhon, on the goth day OF January inn. On
the 2oth day Of February next and on the zb div IL
March next al clock ID the forenoon NJ each Nc
iaId days, al the Aucton-Rooom Of EDwARp OxNARp
IN FIh Street, and in all things conform 10 the arer
tons Of the act Of Congrels -nttlc an act to eaab.
I'm an Uniform iyhem Of Bankruptcy throughout the
United States; when and where hsCreditor. are here
by notified to come prepared prove their debt and
At the iecond meeting 70 chooe aGiqnee or agnees
and At the Ian q aid meetings the Bankrupt Is reouir
ed % fniih his examinations All perfons indebted
70 laid Bankrupt IRE 70 make payment and thofe who
have any Of his effects 70 deliver he fame 70 Guch
Perlons only, As th- cOmmifoners fha appoint.
JAMES NEAL. Commit
THOMAS HOvEY, | yfo0srs,
Portland acB January, 8o1.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

NOTICE is hereby given TO the following nom
IN re6dtnt pr0prietOrs of Land in UNION, in
the County of Lincoln, that their Lands are taxed
IN the State, Town, and County Taxes and Arrears
Of Highway taxes, and committed to tbs lublcri-
b1r, Coilettor for the year 1899, 70 coIea.
State tax. TazyalJ County H7g57yey Total.
Cts. ID. @ I'D O. ID. q.
Joflh Read. Efq. % 90 8 al
Samuel Durham, 488 8s
And unlefa faid witha intervening charges
are paid or or before Wednelday the hrf day OF
april next, at ten Of the clock IL me forenoon,
70 much Of i1d Lands will then feveraliy be 7lj az
Public Vendue, at the dwelling h0ue of DAVID
GLLMoR, InnhOder in faid town, A. will be fur
hcient to pay the fame as aforeiaid.
NATHANIEL ROBBINS, CoLLEcrea.
Uai2H, January z29, 1891.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09
Alexandrla Advevtasey.
MONDAY, MARCH 9.
BUoNAPARTE.

The Inauguration fpecch Of Mr.. Jefer-
fon, is replete with wiidom and modera-
ton. 1t has impaired new rays to the
g Sun Of Federalifm" which will there
fore continue to illumine our political he
mifphere. 1t is worthy Of PRECEDENT of
the United States. I" NJ are Ill Repab-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09

whole of the army. Urged and perplexcd
between the i'll faith OF England and the
obitinacy Of the Grand Vizier, who Unfit
ed on the fulflment Of treaty which he
hinfelf vas unable to execute, the army
few TO arms and to vengeance. The
Grand Vizier and his army were d;iccm-
flied and diipsried on the plains of Hell
opolis.
What remained Of the French in the for
trefs of Cairo defed all the forces of the
Mamclukes, and braved all the rage Of a
populace intoxicated and mad with fana-
ticiGm.
But ioon terror and indulgence fuccced-
ed in recovering every place that was fur
r:rderei, and every heart that was eitrailg-
ed. Mourad- Bey, who had been one OF
orr mott formidable enemies, was diiarrn-
Ell and gained over by the generous good
faith OF the French and iubmit,iug to
the Republic, he efteens it an honor to be
one of its tributaries and an inarulnen,
Of its power.
Widom daily contributes to eRablin.
that power: the adn,inif ration has aAun,-
Ell a more regular and ailurcd mode Of pro
ceeding is introduced into anc
anilna.es every department of the public
isryice. The Swans are profccuting their
labours, and Egypt has lately aiIumed the
a!peet OF French colony.
The death OF Gen. Kleber, frightful and
unforeieen as it was, had not diifurbad the
courle of our iuccefes. Under Menou,
and by means of his mitigation and exam
PIE reiourccs of defence and PROPERTY are
daily developed. New Notifications are
Ialfed on all the points which the enemy
nay threaten. The public revenues in
create and fourth. EAeve has directed
and directs with kill ard fidelity, a f.
nancial administration that would not b.
diiowned by our bef European Er.anciers.
ihe public treaiury begins to fill, and the
people are relieved. Conte Is difufing
Knowledge of the ueful arts. Champy is
employed in preparing faltpetre and gun
powder. Lepere is reforing the fyltem
OF the canals that circulated fertility thro'
Egypt, and the former ranai of Suez will
ualfe the commerce Of Europe with tkato.
Alta.
Some are employed in fearching and d;f
covering mines even in the heart of the
deserts; others have penetrated in.o the
inferior CT Africa in order to difcover its
mutations and It's productions, to obfcrye
.he manners of It's inhabitants, their cuff
Ion,s and uiages, thatthey may carry home
with them thofe lights that may elucidate
.'le licences and give wider icope to the
en.efprlze OF our merchants.
r. Commerce, i'll fine, invites the fhips
o. o Europe to the port Of Alexandria, and
,he movement and frring which it begets
nas already awakened if,dullry in our
ioatslern departments.
49,. ouch. Citizens, Legislators, are the
claims which may be laid to the national
s gratitude, by the army of Egypt, and by
-, Frenchmen who have devoted them
'si,es to the fuccefs of that eftablifhment
by prOnOuncino thar fl,sv have ,va1t Il,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09

.AASAAALuCt1 has fc1Oundcd
through all Europe; it Will be counted bv
iliitory among the number of the mon
brilliant days which have iHuerated French
valour bat it was fcarcely 70 conldered
by our brave defenders, who do not think
that they have truly conquered, until their
country has not an enemy left.-The ar
my OF the Rhine paAed the Inn; every
Day was battle, every battle triumph.
he Gallo Eatavian army conquered at
Bambsrg the army of the Griions, thro'
The inow and ice turmounted the Spleigen
IN order to turn the formidable lines of the
Mincio and the Adige. The army of
itaiy carried by main force the paiIagc of
The Mincic, and blockaded Mantua. In
l,ne, Moreau was only at five. days march
from Vienna, mater OF an imlnenle country,
d OF all the enemies maya Zines.
1t wcs In this poft On that Prince Char
es detrsd, and that the General in chief
of the army. Of the Rhine granted to him
an armiaicc, the conditions of which are
herewith laid before you.
NJ. De Cobentzel, the Plenipotentiary
OF the Emperor at Luncvillc, has declared
by note dated the gift December, that
ne was ready to open negotiations for fepa-
rate peace. Thus Auitria is freed from
che influence of the Engliih Court.
The Government, faithful to its princi-
pies, and to the wilhes of humanity, de-
potts in your hands, and proclaims to
France and to all Europe, the intentions
oy which it is animated.
The left bank Of the Rhine fhall be
The boundary of the French Republic:
She makes no pretenhon to the right
oank. The interctt of Europe does not
,,err,it the Emperor to pats the Adige.
The independence Of the Helvetic and
2atavian Republics ihall be injured and
guaranteed. Our victories add nothing
70 the pre;entions Of the French people :;
Auitria ought not to expect from her de-
feats what ihe would no, have obtained
from her victories.
Such are the invarisble intentions OF
the government. The welfare OF France
!hall be to rettore calm to Germany and
Italy; her glory to deliver the continent
from the ayaricious and defruetiye genius
Of England.
IF good faith ihall again Be broken, we
are at Prague, at Vienna, and at Venice.
Such feti. devotion, and iuch fuccels neccf-
FAIRLY fecures to our armies all the gratitude
Of their country. The government is
anxious to find new exprelions TO confecrate
their exploits but there is one which by
it,. fimplicity WILDE always worthy Of the
fentin,ent and courage of the French Sol
diers.
The government has propofed to the
Legislative body four draughts of a law,
declaring thar the army Of the Rhine, the
Gallo Batavian army, the army Of Italy,
and thearmy Of the Griions, have deierv-
ed we'll Of the country.
The Chief Conful,
BUoNAPARTE.
Alexnudyan Adyeytzsey.
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j 800 LEWIS DcOlOlSX 81
an, Ham,n Doriey, Joieph Spilg BIN.
and Abras Boyd, elquires, to. be jui-
tees OF tls beace for the county Of Waii,-
I1ngton, ~ pc difrict OF columbia. "
Wiliiat Fitzhugh, Robert Towriend
Hooe, RW ard Conway, Charles Alex.
ander, George G;lpin, Francis P.y,ou
George Taylor, Dennis Ramisy, Simon
Summers, John Potts, Jonah ILoinpton,
William Harper, Jonathan Swift, Abra-
ham Faw, Charles Alexander, Jun. Ichn
tierbsrt, Cuthbert Powell, Jacob Hoa.
man and Cleon Moore, etquires, TO be
,aiiices OF the peace for the county of A.
lexandria.
Samuel Hanfon, Of Samuel, to be nota-
~ public for Wilmington.
And Henry Moore, to be notary pub
&c for Alexandria.
Esfrn9 er a letter f;9m a gentleman ir
Lauder, to bis friend liz P.5.ludelell,.
datea Jcnxary II.
Since the Auarian commander IN
hlet, prince Charles, demanded from ge.
eral Moreau the armieice which had been
concluded on in coniequence OF the Au!tr;-
an defeat at Hohenlinden, great victory
las ben obtained on the 2 9Th of Deem
'er, by the French general Brune, con-
nan3er of the army in Italy, over tliar
Of thu Aufrians, commanded by general
Bellegarde. The fruit Of this victory on
the fide cfthe French was /. PIECES ofcar.
aon, 1900 Auerians flain or milling, and
5000 taken prifoners. The above de-
feats have completed the huni,iation OF
the houf. of AuHria, which for It's fidelity
to Its engagements, feerned to deicrye
better fate. Before prince Charles had
iigned this armiaice with Moreau, tie en-
peror had been releafed from his engage
ments with or government in CAT. OF iu-
ture misfortune; and though the very ex-
tinetion of the Auhrian government feemed
TO be at the will Of the hrit conful, yet it
appears, by the moderation of the pre!in;--
nary conditions of the armii}icc, char he
has no views Of that nature; fox they
demand no further conce!1ion than what
we're preicribed before the batri. Of Marin.
go; for, by making The left bark Of lhe
Rhi'e the boundary Of tie IryGeh repub,
NC, nope is entertained that a tr,z1r-
rent peace IS attlinsble. So far Il, good.
as far as the emreror's Gr,mau territory Is
concerned. Bat, on the iide of his af-
fairs in Isaly, wholly deranged and err
dangered, there is 40 iaying what embar-
rafments he may rot have to con.en.,
with. Buora3arte has already .declarsd,
fince that victory, " The mteysF afEuygpe
Z" der mt alloqu THE emperor to ooIi the
+" Aaige;" Of co.rfe, Mantua cannot be
retained by the emperor, nor the terri,
tory between tie lines Of the Mincio and
the Adige.
Count Cobentzei, the empercr's p,e.
nipotentiary at Luneyille has declared. by
note dated Dec. 81, TO the French PIE.
niro'entiary, that he was ready 40 enter
upon negotiation for a .letu,ate PEACE
with France. The French government
gives out, that whatever the articles Of
the epfillnp peOCc.at;f,y, ,pax, Lo II
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$40 6 ~
. !" :. hsans-.s< ,sss al Ess} We
have calledsy difsreaf T. hes, bre-
thren OF the Jane 3,meiple. If there
De any among US who would with to
aa1ofve this Uuiox, or to change its
Repm1Aiean farm, let them ftand undif.
turoed as monuments of the fafety with
which error ef opisioa may be tolerated
where reafon is left free to combat it.
Would the honef patriot, in the fall
tide OF iuccetsful experiment, abandon
agovernmsnt 4vbicb la, IN far xebt
rs free and firm, or the ,theoretic and
viiionary fear thar tits eove,umeut,
$ the NJ. worlds belt hope, may, by polli-
oility, want energy to protect itfelfi
fruit not On the other hand
would any honea patriot, in the full tide
OF tucceisful experiment abandon a govern
ment truly denominated " tie svo,ld's
oct bote," on the theoretic and yifionary
tear, that this government which has 70
tar kept us free and firm, may by pof1ibi-
lity, be too energetic for Abertyf We
truit not. We are then all Republicans
we are all Federaliits I'VE are all
Federal Republicans-ail, Republican, Fe-
deralii}s!
(" Let us then fellow-citizens, unite
" with one heart, and one mind--let u
g reitore to focal interccurie that har-
4" mony and affection, without which
g berty, and even life itfelf, are but drea-
" ry things. And let Us reflect that hav-
ing banifhed from cur lard that reliei-
" Gus intolerance under which mankind
6 10 long bled and lufIercd, we have We,
6 gained little, if we countenance poll
" cal intolerance, as defpotic, as " licked,
:" and capable of as bitter and bloody
perlecutions.' -
Such are in part, the ientiments deli
vered by PRECEDENT JeferGon in the prefe,,ce
of fome thouiands of his fellow citizens.
1t is given to him as chief magiNrate OF.
the American people, to iet before them
an honorable and eficacious example CT
the moderation he 70 io]eInnly endeayors
to inculcate.
A conduit thus regulated cannot fail
to fecure the Appreciation, and conciliate
the efeem and future iupport, Of ever1
upyIgbt Amercax.
In the Election of officers near his per-
ION, he has fought for integrity and ia
Tents, and happily obtained men, by whom
(if we may accredit fancy the public may
confidently indulge hope, every effort
will be made to frengthen him in princi-
pies 70 n,anifeitly promotive of the general
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NEW. YORK, Nov. n.

Entered, 6hrs. Amazon, DIckeHon,
Turks lAand Harry, Horton, Malaga;
Elizabeth, -, Virginia +; Hoops Morn.
ing Star, Milward, P. Republican; Hum.
bird, Caldwell, Jamaica.
Cleared, hip Sarah, Mansfield, lanai
ca; briggs Friendhip, Green, lene'.4e;
Dolphin, Roes, Su.inam; barque lhcs1as
Garden, Bard, Madeira /; Hoop Marihall,
Morgan, N. Providence.
The brig Canton has arrived at Char
leRon from New Bedford. The brig Nan
cy, Beebe, has arrived at Bordeaux.
Arivea FREE oarAR,
Schr. Harvey, from Malaga. In lat.
60. rs, fell in with an EngIih ~privateer,
treated politely, and luffered to proceed.
OCT. 9Th, IN LAT. 81, 5, fPohe flu. lI''
bound from Malaga to Bolton. Nov. ),
in lat. 90, fpoke Hoop Fame, from New
London to Bordeaux. 9Th, fpoke ihip
Molly, from Virginia to Bordeaux
10Th fpoke brig -, Bradley, from
Martinique to Bottom. roth, fpoke mip
Commerce, from Nantucket to Cape
Horn another ihip for fame place IN COM
pany. Spoke brig FriendlniP, out 5days
from n. York.
Sch,. Amazon, Dickerion, from Dema-
rara, via Turks Iland. Sailed from
Turks land brig -, Coffin, tor n.
York.
Sloop Morning Star, Mil"ard, from T.
Republican. Sailed with the fchr. Zy-
pher for Bottom. Schr. Mohawk, Sage,
arrived at Turks. 1land from n. York
Z days before we failed. Nov. 3, fP0Se
fchr. Thomas, bound from Baltimore TO
Jamaica, out IL days; 9th, Poke the
fchr. Diana bound from Nantucket to a.
lexandria. Lief, there, ichr. Factor, Ray
mond, from N. York; ftm. Almira'
smith, of Philadelphia and brig PAelhc
of Bolton.
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FROM THE PORT FOLIO.

And Ht0iazfaUered the King, and y@M'
is the Lord Arvett, and as my lard TIE
king Avetb, AnJ in evb0t fhee my
brl The king %nH be, 7vbetber in
death rifle, evex there 4Ja qON tkyIfr-
vaut be-"
THE book of Samuel is crowded with
;ntereaing narratives. The tory OF the
srt,hce and detection Of Ab(alom is full OF
incident, and EXHIBITS a iorcible moral.
The clergy have ever found in his revolt
and its consequences, a copious theme tor
crave remark, and pious meditation -
Sterne, whole pen was a pencil, has group
ed king David and his attendants, in con-
,terna,ion and forrow flying over the brook
Cedron toward the way OF the wilderness.
The Law Preacher, humbly cleaning at
Ter fuch laborers, has picked up one Incl
dent, pic,urefque, pathetic, honorable to
humanity. A portrait that has iuch tea
tures, merits an exhibition. from the
cab;ae, Of TIE bible then let it be produc-
ed and, itplaced in a good light, the rude
man. as we'll as the connoii1sur, will ityle
it enchanting.
As a cover for fraud or violence, reli-
gious, perhaps more frequently than poll
teal %pre,ext:, have been employed by the
hypocrites of every age. Abfalom was
too cunning an importer rot to know that
i thew of piety would be highly operative
with his father David, Anxious to let
nm the aandard of rebellion in Hebron, a
city of raale contents, the royal revolte'
prays that he might be permitted to &c
shilhe. to pay his vows. The credulou:
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for Bottom. Capt. E. brought a In "a
velels left at Bourdeaux when he "a =
but he left town Immediately On lis arr
val, we could net procure it.
Same day, brig heliona, Cleaves, fro,
Martinico. Left there brig Ioteph. Spear.
of New. YORK, TO fail i'll fix days brio
Traveller, Bumtord, to fail il 10 tvs
Number OF Americans Of other por,,
Spoke nothing.
Same day, fch'r IRIS, Sayward, 81 av,
from Malaga ; ana i,h'r O.ide, Brown,
Surrinam.
November u.
This day arr,.cu, hip Mary, Steven.
foa, from Litbon. Spoke nothing Q fcoo.
lesuence.
Sam day, fh'r PROPERTY, Kelley,
from "iuiior; aiio : new iaips, ard !
briggs, from the eaiward.
! Brig Fanny, Philips, from Drifol. Sail.
ed in CO. with brig Lydia, Jackfcn, for
Norfolk. Spoke OaoSc! -, lat. *,
s., long. IS, brig Three Friends, Eall.
cot, from Bordeaux for Salem. ONo-
Der rs, lat. IS, II, long. 81, lhip Han
nah, Barnard, from Bottom for Bourdeaux.
November 7, lat. ~, ao, long. 50, brig
Franklin, Haradon, is days from BoRou.
November IS, lat. AZ, s., long. g,
fch'r Harriot, Of Ipfwich, from Fayal for
Bottom.
Ship Indus, capt. Grafton, from ST.
Petersburg and Eliineur. Left at latter
place capt. Wayer, for Bolton, ready total
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By this Days MAIL.
BOSTON, November IL.

This day arrived, brig Halcyon, Eu-
len, from B~ourdeaux. Spoke coming down
the river, October S, hip Fanny, 81 days
from Philadelphia, bound up !; ALTO a fch'r
with yellow fdes, a head, boat over her
fern, fuppoied to be an American. No
vember II, lat. A.. long. 80, 80, ipcke
Gh'r Hope, FoAer, IS days from Lilbon'