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eradicate eaablifhed pre;udices, norbanilh


old modes Of thinking.
If yous neighbours hyperion indu.tiy or
good fortune enables him TO ride an bnsiiin
courier, while your Incidence or un'owafa
fate obliges you 10 walk, why ihou'd not
laws be made TO fecure to him the fruit OF
his induNry and the gifts OF fortune. Ycns
invettives againa kings, pTietts and nooifs
are unfounded. Have crimes been ieis
frequent in republics than in monarchies 3;
Let Rome, Athens, Carthage, Venice aad
| modern France anfwer the suealon.
Your ailertion, that where there Isl law
there is no crime, is falte. Do no muir
ders, ma,mings, and rapes, occur more ire
quen,ly in the ltate of iociesy, which seal
led the rate of nataie, than in any other;
and do they ceaie to be crimes, becauie not
forbidden by poGsive laws. =,
am aaoniihed that a philosopher hould
be willing at a Jingle AroAe, to dearoy
| nearly ali the virtue ard the happiness OF
life. For why hould one man be permit
ted the ufe of an hunsred women, when Ole
will aniwer all the purpo!es Of his exiiience.
Abelih the ineitution OF MAJ riage, and
where would be that tocial virtue, thstm MUD
bat contant philanthropy, which iprings
from the moG delightful Of ali connexions
the union of congenial fouls:
/" Where heart r,eetS heart recirrocaiiy ioit
Each others pillow to rePoie divine
What would remain in its tead, but bri-
tai luf, emaciating the body and corrupt
ing the mind.
In the harp contea for TIC hnett women,
for women would then becomes az article OF
luxury, what contentious, what pubic
murders, what private afaflnatlons would
enlue. How wretched mutt the women
themielves be. Thrown from paramour
to paramount, without a dwelling, without
a protector. How would their hearts link
in that mott trying hour, when about TO
give life to a rational being, their o7o"
hangs iafpended on a thread.
But how, Mr. Philosopher, can you fay
that you are no, obliged to afford protec-
ton and fupport to the being whom you
have begotten. The mountain, 1t IS true,
produces the cedar, and the tream turns
thu wheel, according to the eitabl'(hed
laws of vegeta,ion and motion for IN them
refdes no voli,ion. But yn" ars
H. M
onal being, and in yielding to the imPuie
of nature are able to torelee the contequence
Of your agency. Who ihall maintain the
helpless little being, if you do not Gait
upon the wide world, and unrecognlztd by
him who gave it being, the infant muit Pc
rlh, unlels iultained by the hand OF mater.
mai care, or by the voluntary attentions OF
itrangers. -,
The Philosopher paufed, ard a:oaking
his beard, as if preparing 70! another dill
play Of his powers, proceeded to condemn
civilized life and to euloglzc the tate OF
nature. But the fequel of our CONVEX
Eation mutt be deferred till the next epit-
tie of
Thy Friend,
SHAHCOOLEN.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80.

.Arr,ved, SHIP WiHam For'5f' Lo7sf'
B9rde0ux /; Suo1u William, QH4nd,af'
Hamburger +; Brig %S1/an"ab, H,HzAn'
Aavaxua; Bar7ae Patty, S"fn, w@N'
f,d Brig Fr'rad6p, Conn'r, B',1FHAt'
Slo9p Littk Patty, Rune, H0rttsra; SIR.
Be1Sy, W5ppy, New-Be4f,a sup
.Mo,1ing Star, BAaek0usH, Rnbm'na; IA
nene<, Montgomery, MezO-1'nk; Sy''
La Fond, do. -.
Cleared, Ship Garter, M'Kenzit, ~
mica ; LoajM, W'yon, do. R'e5xek, H.
lev, Mrw-Orhan, ; Srb0oneu PoHl an
Pregy, Abrrden, Martha dun, M''o"'
fsm hence, and Polly, Cbevfr,J fra" S"'
lem, bavr arrived at NorfaA.
Brig Juniata, Braun, fur LyesH' IN"
Seby. Fair Trader, MHcbeH 10 q"
fran Havanna, are bebw. J..
Capt. Hozaan kf at Aa0nr"a' y.
,sh inf. Brig L'0el Lug, D1''s ni
fIow NaGau ; Sebr. FH" lraaf,
th< next day ; Shop Many, C'a1a'"' "''
certain 4ubsn to Jail. ia.
Brig Rel, Gutt<rfon, fran 6F"H S''
or,;v-d nj ST. Sebafian5.
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NORFOLK, NOV. 30.
Capt. Webb, arrived lalt week s-. ' s.is
AntiSus, informs that a Ve:y H'e''S
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cl,ufe, the f-nfe OF wh;c; could rot &c a.
icure, as the words preferred ctHsG,
recall thofe which have d,fappearcd Ii.
iccond and third, i; tceIns, prefent great,
difficulties 10 overcome, ana WI Igop;,.
great Efforts 10 arrive at IN. end proeos8
From THoMAs'S MAssAcHvsETr Spy
" Fair, .fatfrr:ag, -ffkAr, bnr, tbiu,,
1opAe0/are eVer on tbe 1ving,
GaD coeue,iing far an h,ur,
To air and ue'er be thoxg.5i 2fmore."
FOR the preient ensertainnent Of nv
readers, l lhsli only lay before them LEI.
ter, which | lately received from corret.
ponden,.
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NAY, mourn not ANNA, as the world

doth mourn.
Tho death terrific, awful foe to man
Hash hover'd DER your hofpitable roof;
May, the threihoid paaed, and bore thy
darling
EMILY hence: glorious privilege!
To thee is giv'n, by faiths firm eye to
trace
Her immortal mind to manfions pure
OF blifs; thofe fields oflight above, where
Thou, thrice happy thou, when few
circling
Months are patt, or traGent years at mott,
BY bleft aAurance giv'n, look a TO arrive,
With thy lowe boiom friend thy partner
now
In grief; thy fay, thy folace here, in bliis
Unutterable blifs, to live with him,
Who PURCHASED both at goodly price, and
paid
The ranfom down! prompt payment. And
Oh that
Hope, too oft hatt'rer here, may keep
her
Lamp well trim'd; nor let it wax more
dull
BY ought that may impede thy progreis
thro'
Our darkling vale of woe; but DER thy
eve
Of life, fcarce yet the noon, ten fold
luitre
Shed and light thee hence; when deaths
cold hand fhall
Seal thy eyelids down; congeal.life's pur-
pie
Stream; nay, even freeze thy heart to
.coldeff
Apathy. All! wonderous change indeed,
When it will feel no more! no ANNA no
Tho even mifery 'svoice fhould call. Nor
Wonder that thy treafured iecret's known,
For infant lips will lifp, what infant ears
Receive; and reR aaur'd thy deeds are
wrote
On orphan hearts, that ne'er, no, never
Will tn imprelion loofe, till mem 'rys
felf
Is lof.--Nor chide n ANNA, tho have
Tranfgreis'd, for hearts iurcharged can i'll
iecret
Keep; nor wilt thou term it Hatt,ry, .ah
None would'R thou willing wrong, and
dure not me.
But foft! methinks, ] hear thee now ex-
claim,
EMILY! my EMILY my darling
EMILY art thou indeed gone! gone! gone
Forever! beaut'ons Aow'r untimely
Cropt. Never, oh my EMILY never
Shall ] more behold thy infant charms,
Or hear the lifping on thy fathers knee
All no! that happy periods paR, tho
Late all gayly wrapt in fmiles thou ran'a
All tottering to his arms, to welcome,
AS it were, his ufual return. All
Haplefs chsngef He dropping now appears,
Unmet by thee, by thee unbeard. Deep,
deep,
He mourns and needs the comfort that he
fam
Would give. But nought alas ayails in
Cold chambers doa thou lie; bound down
with icy
Chains Of adament, in gloom, in darkness
WraPt. But YET hope exits to which my
Soul fhall cling for fure fupport, refuge
,Gainf defpair, tho thou wilt pe'er re-
turn, ere
Long my EMILY, we fhall goto thee.
There, ANNA ret thy hope; a goodIy
prop
Indeed. Thrice happy they, who FIRM in
faith,
Nor death, nor grave, nor future fear, IL
vain
Will mundane griefs aHaii: the heart may
forely
Pain, but not defpair, tho fcalding tears
fhould
Enrrou deer, the cbeeL, o.,J T.: u.
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FOR THE ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
Men,s. EDIToRs,

Me6rs. EDITORS,
The following lines were written TO va
lushie friend, On the deCeafe OF a oar-
ling daughter. Ii may NOT be amiis TO
mention, that The character of ANNA,
is enc of the belt of her iex. In exer-
citing fympdthy and benevolence, thcie
finer feelings OF the foul, perhaps Tue has
but few equals, TO which alluiicn IS
made. If, Gentlemen, you deem The
competition worthy a place in your pa
per, it is at your iervice.
MIRA.
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Articles of Intelligence.
BOSTON. APRIL ~.
FEW PROVIDENCE PRIVATEERS


Mary, loud. ana juR, have been he late
complaints aeaina the New Providerc, Prvd
tees. 4 appears, that he Attorney Gener /
Of The B hama Hands IN. WyIly. Liq has
offended the Privateer owners by ceulurmg
them for their improper condua, ard enjeav
o'IEg To rearnn Their licenti u.nris. Thy
have eNtrted tn rnf=lyes 60 efFea his removal
from Office, but have failed The colonial
governmen, approved his conduit AMI incteaL
"a III, lalary. The Attorney has lh,e expref-
ca hirief il a pamphlet --one of which we
have fc1. and find in it The following para.
grarh: The Attorney admits tk4t many
aas Of bis Official dsty (Which BY tie BY, were
acts ~ he government, and not Of he individ
ual) may have been thought ve1atious and op
p efIivo Ivy owners and Others iutereIied III pi
vate veGe.s of var but if Prva e-ring cannot
BE carried on without the daily commidioo Of
fuch offences a. ae enumerated in the lit,
contained in the PamphleI) perhaps it oygbf AZ
once 10 Be aboEibsd' The lit reterred to, men
ton, nal treatment Of nenrais, plunderine
prilorers, piracy barbarity, robbere,. fclonies,
&c. Il appea probable that ii Great Britain
had not at ended TO tie rr 6ti.n Of lie abu-
ie, Of the New Providence p ivateers, the Co
ION al Cover ment would ere lonI have eaer-
ciied he hand Of refo m ton We hope lie
favorable change, nov much talksd Of, viii ~
f,on vihb e.
Letters have been received at Charienon,
rs. o. hom New 7. evidence, a~nounciu |,
that The Admiral Judge bad declared. tn It
he oondemna ion of American v-G5ls for being
bound to SP nilh ports was illegal and Il at
orders had arrived from England Tor the Priva
teer owners to maxi renitution.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

Rnt not only 10 Franco props that theIe nile les
ex; at Brudeswe are informed the Gate Of the Poord
this momep i, lAmentsbts Wrkh6uies yer built
and the Poor arc permitted TO beg with lcence -
Nor any relief afforded ihole who unable, tiom
dsfe 20 t-ke advantage of this lis 7sadaiy All
uecour to them is adourned I'LL the period when the
profits of The labor Of thole in he Houfel dal be
iufficieut to afford it TO thols out Of he Hoult
The Dutch, or rather the French Government has
prohibited under very ieveie penalties, the mPorta-
ion Of tea from England. This prohibition a. hT
bur temporary IS ordered coutinne until hz
mortls after the eontluhon ola general peace
lnCeneralD efoles's detailed Of the battle OF
Hohsnhnden there lOme tTaits Enthusiastically
French - The Aufrians brough; forward hree
battalions of Hungarian 9renadsrs IN cloe column at
the Pa de cba,gr General Richepaule turned ropnd
% reconnore the countenace Of his own troops-ther
eye hot FIRE Sure Of his brave followers he then
laid (ponted to the Hungar ans) Grenaders of The
48th what fay you TO thele fellows p General by
are dead y They immediately frrung forward TO
the charge and owe threw the AuArian battalion
Fired by this example, the re1 of the troops prehtd
forward like torrent, bearing down all opfofton"
The FRI concert of the Academy Of Ancient
Mnfc, was publicly rehearfed on Thuriday
laa. DR.. Arnold who had condu 6ed lheie
concerts 70 many years with ability and ate
III on irues to prelide ever the mufcal trear.
J he Dodor gives erstorios during Lent at he
Haymarket Theatre, and produces a new per
Torrance called Elilha or the Woman Of Shu
nam. The mulical world expea much from
il, and thofe who have heard it give high re-
port of It's excellence.
The French Government aGert, that The
En2lifh have lcarJered their gold over the eaTih
and futGIize all .Europe-They ext declare
hat they have Pill ged every auon with which
ihey have traded The En- lhh may, with
fome iuhice, accuft be French Government Of
having vi LACED their neighbours, but cannot
70 readily accsie them OF flbddiziag any body.
Our f4i'ors conGder the conf.deracy among
The Northern Powe's acainH cur naval flPe'i
oriy. a, b-arirg 10 fmall relem ,laece 70 the
c0gtsderay Of he mice, to tie a bell about the
cats neck
A very fevere inundation has la'e'y taken
place in the PLAIN Of ST. Mares in st. Domngo,
by he OVERLOOKING Of lie river Art'bon t., IL
which upvards Of I4oo perions have Perliheo,
and ievaal valu b e plantations were en'He'y
dtGroyed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

A letter from St. Croix, Of March -, lays,
I" We learn from Guadaloupe, that IA ihiPs Of
the line and troops are daley expected there
from France, with Gen. Desfoneanx." The
Governor Of St. Croix his forbidden all other
imports Than thofe Of colonial produce 10 Anne
rica-and no perfon is allowed 70 quit The hand
without a fpecial PaGPorr- The regulations
are 10 consequence Of The difference between
Denmark and Great Britain.-The markets
were good al St. Ctoix."
The flacas which happened a. Norfolk, be-
tween the Sailors of the Semilaute French fri
gate, and fome American fars appears by
late Norfolk PIPER to have been attended With
no Itrious consequences.
" 1t is fnguIar Circumstance in the votes
for Gerry. IN Bohon, that lat year only 1855
votes were returned in his favor, and this year
zo78-Ffvs hundred and teOsnty fbrte more than
on The former election. This circumaance is 70
fingular that it leads to fufpicon that all IS
not Rri6ly right. Snch an incFeafe Of kgaLly
returned votes, in any town, is not common,
Ell ecialy when it Is known that every exerton
was made laR year for Mr.. Gerry and how
il comes to pfs that S23 votes more ihould
appear on the prelent location, is worthy OF
public inveRigatiou. Other towGs near Cam
bridge have slGl increafed, and 81 the meeting
IF he Legi1uure, It is expected, thAt iome n
quiry will be made into The mylrTous bnh-
ne;s."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

II appears from the quarterly report of The COM
mandiEg cfficer Of fort MahaC, near the mouth IF
the Ohio, that from the hrt OF September, IN The
FIT Of Dcceurb-r, 500, there psfrd that Ga,riion
dtfCend ding the Ohio one hundred and fifty hOats-
thtir carRoes oonGHed OF the following particulars
together with great variety Of houihOld furnture
and farming u'enGs.
1850 dollars IN dry goods.
a. 500 weight Of dry goods.
81 boxes dry goods.
trunks dry goods.
1,19S barrels -four.
1,s33 do. apples.
800 do. wh fkey.
a. do. peach brandy.
do. cherry bounce.
~ do. beer.
50 20. cidr.
! do Rin.
40 do. einl.ng.
do. Dry peachea.
"a 90. lati hof
do. faIt pork.
Al do nas.
10 do. Rla!s ware.
400 d. indian corn.
40 hhds tobacco.
100 dozen plafy bottlss.
$3.50 weight ron
$3.50 weight caRngs.
1900 weight bacon.
1850 yards country linen.
During tn fame period iwrply one boats pafTtd
that place, Attending the Ohio, the cargots con
hfted chiefly Of tn. following particulars.
$1,000 weight lead.
49, bauels falt.
as cAlks tobacco.
packs buffaloe robes.
packs petty.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

DZED-At Py9p.41. Iaa1nJ or tJe jiEi III Nj \
thy Wentworth Barney, Ship 1prg5f' JHa'3s 4
county sfl1srL VA
Isaayfe9 dir Ef, q. Gorba7s on iJt iSis II II
ruicsd ant e,oeleat ebyliaH groaaH, hri MAJ NJ NJ
ETr, lite n NrecJ4yyPori, aged 64 NJ Jss.Il 49,,
y2.b, iiv.{ ltt cfc1@P!ary Piey and 9ii'' n .s
5rlt pra-efH int batey. My bfr f''aT'' 5s ~.
rrtra rbi.4r b too7rrrI sfA.r, 7g5g fbFassS '''"
" NoEt 10 i1b5H lGs froHyH
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TRoM LATE LONDON P.lPERs.

The Lierati who have 70 aueouly awaited TIE %.
ening Of Rou0caus m4unicriPt, which had been depo-
flied under the Of Madame u Cruix aud which
by the Authors will be nipecttd until the
1T Of January 1884, will perhaps Sc disappointed 10
hno that II contains no more than vndiea Of Iii
own works. opinion and charatler--H was opened in
the Prefence Of che Mayor Of the dri6t and i EMIT
=" k0heau Sitting IN Judgment on Jean Jacques -
(RygSeap Jgge de Jcaa Jg7rs,J with this motto
B@rbarus hic ego ium, quia ntelhgor iIis.-OvID
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

"A letter from Capt. Barton, Of the brig
Wilmington, dated al Kng0on, March ~ lays,
" I'm now htelled, velieI md c-rgo. riave
net yer been permitted 70 re he l6el, buj iuP-
Po.e i IS like al The ref, for being easmiff' pro
3ryty, as they term il though Trey 1t The fame
time fay, thsre is ~ p-oipett OF war with tie
UHited States They make NJ odinaion
Re wesn Fcls coming from he north Of louth
fde of HHPaarola, as they have ient in v-fels
f. m. every port If that illnd, and even cut a
briz on IF Jacqusmel. hear th,re are pr
vale orders from home To darefs al neutrals as
much as poGible. They begin 10 tremble here,
leH an Dmoargo lhould be laid by our govern
ment."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
NFw YORK, APRIL III.
PEDESTRIAN FEAT

Lat Saturday motnirg two gentlemen on a
WAGER of One Thoufand DoI4rs, iet cu. FIR
Philadelphia "a q. They were To rive,
(or q her # them,) in Philadelphia within
Forty Hour:-At Trenton ore Of ihtm fra
dercd. AM III b-en laid Up ever Gnte with t!F
cred feet The other If hrmer stamina art
vigo'oua ncve,. pulled on, ana arrived al the
Ciy Tavern in Philadelphia, Five Hou,s @yalia
tie me ipec6ed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
sAIEM. APRIL "a.
y
MELHNCH0LLY ACCIDENT.

On Thurfd,y, In week, Mr.. Irael Polaifsr
and MIR Ilraei Fofer, Of Beverly, being out
with their guns for game, the former aeeiJen
tally G'lcharged a load Of lhot into The body Oh
the latter. who was only q yards from The
muzzle Of The gun, ofvhich be died II about
two hours, in The zEt year Of his age: IL IS
remarkable that MIR Fofer narrowly eicaTed
death IL a fmilar marner iome Years ago when
be had the lover part of bis face blown eff hy
he dilch4rge Q! a muiket loaded with powder
ely.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
Mr. TFEKS,

As The time is near AZ hand, when th' !!
zers ate q choole one or more pehoni ~
p'cient them in Genlra Court and afi
reqrinte 70 itlea m-n If talents and 1lsHl
"ho are acqu liuted with the mechsnS 90
mercial ans mercantile intereRs o. IhsHH
I tee leave o rOmirale
Mai. LEMUEL WEEKS, and
EBENEZER MAYO, Eiq
10 rcprefent US the enluing year. Noiha'S
be iaii to recommends men who ar: y Y
known for their general info NATION uP1sl
n,fs OF character, and foEcilude for th' W.. M.
Of he town. A MECHhN.
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nLn,r N1rtct

Samuel Caufwel, Samuel Toilet, James Oliver,
Iofph WHknion, James Wake, Stephen Critic,
Charles LivinR0on, Jofeph Bartlett James Alex
ander, Edmurd Fifth, VIM Smith, Hryckiah H0r-
ton, Nath. Grinal or Gurdid, VIM, Jones, James
L'nze a muIat.) Peter Roic, John M'Intoib, S las
Allen, Michael DufTcy, VIM. Thomas, James Cole
man, John Murphy, Zatolk Howard, Andrew
WUkinfon, John Bogl-, Edward Chandler, Wm
Briggs, John H9glrll, Wu. Erll, John s. epheulon,
Vim. freeman, Johua Pay, SylegArr Richmond,
Ehcnezer Roberts, John Douglaf-, John Elliot,
VIM. Green, 10 Mumford, (neGrc) John Stafford
Sephrors DAmzoun, John Dozier, Jof'ph Draver-
ington, Hugh Turnyr, Cornelius Dryer, " n. Thorn
con, James S. Thonfo1, VIM. Conifs 8, James Alder
bridge, Bernard Wallace, Henry L rs, John 10
gan, John While, MeUill Thonloa, Joleph Cox,
Petlr Greenwood.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
MR. IFEKS,

It Is time for The Citizens Of his tsv,
make Up ther minds as to the numbr n
character cf ReprePrefentatiyes which Agm
to make choice ~ next month. Tbg IN
(wh ID i a.tfotheir high priv.lege)saaDtns
important this year more 70 thar ulusl /
is therefore, bought BY fcme, that We cura
70 choo(e three under an idea tbas " IN
will be Of this opinion, would beg lsaR;
nominate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
TAfPREASEn HRAMFN.

The collector Of the dlitrIG OF Sofon AMI
Chlrefowu has, at the requeft OF the Secretary of
State, punllhed the following names of ieam, tt
longing 70 this State, imprened on board B itih
hps,snd invited thoie ntercited in heir tichargr,
70 forward the hlceGary evidence to the Office If
State.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
INTERIOR OF FRANCE

Robseries, never frequent throughout any country
except when the people are in great proportion ex-
tremely mierabe and prolg4to, ra wage all France
10 degree, iuch q was exceeded By any enorm-
ties re Perated 70 Ireland durIngthe lah rebellion
In he dictrIct Of Vauc ufe officers have been afain
atcd ~ ouTnies leave abicnCe 10 Witt their reat ons
gangs, TOO formidable ior the ncngrh of lhe Police,
have afociaed in different paris and even the Tri-
DUMAS dare icarcey do julcc the convicted often
oers for fear Of the vengeance Of their conedcrates
Bands OF Robbers hover about the vicinity of Paris
Ittelt IN numbers, which almoG defy fuOprel5n few
are occahonay taken killed; but this renders the
ref only the more Desperately bold and cruel while
houle breaking and af4nation are daily perpetrated
with new arts and outrages in the very capital.
The following intance Of barbarifm Is taken
IRON one Of the aR Paris papers -" fhort lime
ince num'er Of robbers formed the desperate eCo-
luton OF numbering rich widow Vic with the
"noie OF her family, namely, two * religious, her
relatives and three fervan,5--Howcver, the widow
on lei victim the two TX Religious B. rrcadcd
the"leWes IN their apartment which rs the robbers
cou q moi enter without making TOO much noue they
ADJOURNED TO the ferv2nts room bot as they were
awakened and gone TO obtain fuccour, the thieves
fearing 10 be apPrtheaded, packed I'D al The money
and plate they could carry, and made of.
IN Tie ne'ghhorhood d Mans alfo four robbers out
OF ieven' were iaiely apPrehended after desperate
Tetsnoe teIng woLn4ed a. were two cut Of the three
that elcaPCd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
PHILADELPHIA; APRIL a.
LIIERAET

A correfPondent iuforms---th2t NJ. Adderly
IS now engaged n preparing fer the Prefs
work, entiJIed, 4 Tie Ne-Vtoniaa Pbiioi6bly rem
dsred familiar 10 2omb, By the cxdfbitisa n oLsa5
that Immediately pike tbe Jeefs."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
Votes for Governor CONT
IN MAlNE.) lucy

The Bottom papers mention H. n
probability of choice of LieutensD," VI ~
by the people. 00''Fs
A fhock Of an Earthquake va, 81.
gulta, and fome Of The adjacent tow III I 4
Aenoe0ee' on the morning Of the .oIb N
By the late Genius, the town ofs,l
'ains 9457. In 1890, it contained . -o,' %
Two men have bssn lately de,.a.5 h
tolk' Paihng counterfeit bills Of tbsIs "
Maryland Banks. = = ~
TIE United States nooo Of va, D..
i ordered e Re difnsntIed of b.r , n. \
torres At Norfolk, and from thence g..ns
Cd % pro eed 10 Baltimore, where 4, NJ NJ
fold az public fale, ofwhlch doe notr. ,sa
gwen. ' '~s
The CooaelIation frigaye, lying a ,D.s~.
The Delaware. on the 9th inR. aee.5.n,,I.-
on ar~cky tho4l--heslsd, and flied Will ~
She Is expected 70 be raifed without much b.
age eAcept e The rigging
We learn from W4lli1gtonthat ths fr,s
President, Philadelphia and EFeY vi}s \
loh'f EnterPi;ze, ate ordered to cruife n +
Medrerranean, unler the command of an.
dote TRUHoN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27

h Liter from Baltimore, received here yes
terday m roiug, mentions, that the Court OF
Wee Admirably at N. Providence had been dif
lolyed