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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
BANKRUPTCY

VH/HEREAS COMMITTEE of B1nkrr7tcv f,,1-
Wv ded upon the aa of C0ngrcrs of th- United
States PaGed on the fourth Jay of April, 100 en-
titled I" An act TO efs5 ilh A uniform fyRrm III
Bankruptcy throughout the United States" bas
been awarded and lued aEanH
WILLI5M HUDSON
of Portland, ~ the diGric Ut Maine. merchant.
ana tn ilIt WILLIAM HUDSON, has been de-
cIarrd Bankrupt; he IA hereby required NJ fur
r1ndeF himf-f 70 The Commilfi0rels XIV the faid
CommFtoE n7med, on to the major part of th=rn.
op tht 10th day Of Augult current and 0n THE z4.h
Gl laid Auguf, and The Izth day of SeDter bsr
at ten o'clock iu the forenoon of each uf f4d DAVIS
at the Auaion room of Ed1u7-d O.cna- ". in Fiji
Street, Portland, aid make a full dillloflre ana
dtcOverv OF Tits ettlte and fleets when ADD
where his creditors ate hereby. notified to come
prepared ~ prove their debts and Ill the fecoad
n citing 20 Ch00l5 AL ali 5uee or aCiqrees; anu
AZ the TAT meeting iad Bankrupt Va required IN
hn'!h hIs examination and AZ the fiii af meet
ing, any oF the creditors of flid Bankrupt may
be heard, If They lhai think ft, before fai1
commiihunerey a1aich THE making 0r allowing
Of certificate To the judge of fad diGr& w
5ntitla the iaid Bankrupt tO A certificate Of din
charge. AM pertons Indebted 40 iai1 Bankrupt HE
to make payment, and thotc VIII have any of h;s
effects arr 40 deliver thr fame. io iuch pzrfans ONLY
as the Conmliontrs hltl appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD,
EBENEZE2 MAYO,
JOSEPH TITCCMB
Portland, az AqguN, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

ID ANYWAY from the fuhi5rher, iudentcd ap-
N prentice, by the name Vt JOSEPH CLUFF
eighteen years Of age had Oh Tue trowlvrs and waiC
coat, about FIVE feet and two three inches high ~
This j 70 forbid al Perfons employing harDoring or
truang him. As they would AVOID the penalties of lie
law. 1OHN III OPER
BfAEy2 I'm. IA 1871.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

A letter from Warrington, dated jay 35.h, fays,
You may rely, the terminating plan of the Pref.
dent ha the aPprohlt Of The Secretary Of State
-Itis frongiy ulPe9cd Jhe Vice PreIdent j. et Tile
boroa " E and that hs min obi 81 Il 10 render th.
fra MaEiGrae unpopular; thar II he cI0fe of the
Prcld=ncy ~ may leap into the Paddle " The govern
atat. S0me facts to Chi, point viii ere long RE the
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

The Pu5Ec are CAUTIONED aga'n9 receiving
french Crowns Of the date Of 1903; ~ a mum
be-, plated On copper, Of that camp. are IL cir
sulation. The Pla,e is thick and IF fac FLYER,
enI as they are not rertsd imitation of he
rue coin, little INFECTION will prevent impo.
huon. Saving the edge i lure mode UT dir
covering the counterf,ir, TN n. P1b7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

Chid of The rczr hatch Of appointments th.s day
ronurcd are III th- room of able and faithful I-vlats
b lhs public. AI. EInlams-a man who D nnet.ed HE
rrr c7fdence Vt All thc commercial p3rr ~ our c7un
uJ--s dilpIscsa % make room for Mr. y. w Ewing,
4 ColiBI x London. ICes.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

.gHD-At ToPhaui, Mrs Sarah Crag.I, wife Of NJ.
J'i" Gra0s' aged o. years-gre atly amented by All
Y 'h' town Mrs Ne-pz4a aged So. The virtuous
e'nlor Of MI. CorHtl:s4s Nrzguzr.
70 The 18Th inn. Son Of Mr. NaibI7iel EY5if Esy,
! 0A4a' about years Of age, being Al play with
s-n0ef q children p the body of large Cart which
$50 a9ant fence, Jupltt anil killed him nAanty
~ gaty wounded two Or three others"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
Wanted,

a WORKMAN at the CLOATHING BUSINESS,
a thar be we'll recommended--to whom good
encouragement will be given, either partner W
journeyman, by SAMUEL BRADBUEK-
Limerick, JEb "A.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

g lOLLN from barn about SHY rUas en- of Cape n !.
~ zabeth Meet ng-houl- on thl dty ,f ordination. ~
chocolate co'ord SURTOUT, with covered buttons cl
the fame, white linen lian9s aimoG E,v. Whoever
will gave Information W tue thitl III that hr NAV be
brought to Juice lhaIl receive FOUR DOLLARS
REWARD. Two Dollars lor the Surtuit Only and 40
queftion5 aked.
DANIEL. GILBERT
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

lie Su5tCr'b1r hereby gives notice to aH con
u corded, that ihe haa b1en appointed by TIE Hon.
Jonathan Bowman, Judge NY Probate FUR the coun-
iy Of Lincoln, AdmnGra-rx, Oh the ERate ar
TbonaJ Clabb, late Of BATH, III faid county, ShiD.
wright, dcCeaird She therefore rtqueas AL Dt5.
fons Indebted to fad efatr, to max. immediate
payment; and thofr who have any demani s there
on, d EXHIBIT the fame for f-tt-m=nt.
June 10, f8ot. SARAH CLAPP
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
TAKE NOTICE

D ETAILERS ofWTNEs and Foreign Dianed sPIR-
N IFS, and Keepers Of riding CARRIAGES, IN the
county Of Cam5aadare hereby notified that attendance
will be given at the Office Of The Observation-Disclosures
Portland from the 9th 70 the 2oth Of September next
Sundays and Saturdays excepted) from to &C ock
A. and from o'clock, r. NJ. % due Licences ID
Retailers and receive Entries and Duties Oh car
riages The Fine for retailing without Licence !,
Fifty Dollars and for omtng enter and paw the du
~ Carriages, agree4by aw, as per sent on the
amount. The(e Fiats whep they 10 arife will not be
dilpenled with.
EBENEZER MAYO.
Coilsa2r Of TIE RcVsnue.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

AiARdED-In this town. by the Rev. Mr. Ke7a-g
af Jana Raliai to Mis 8z,y Iageyy5A
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

'aE Subicriber hereby gives notice tO all con-
n ccrned, that having been duly appointed Adj
mintrl.riX o. the efatc of WILLIAM COLA
GAN, late of Portland, in th- county of Gambler
land, Mariner deceaed, has taken upon her ttat
truf, and given bond the iaw ti-rns: ne there.
INK. Y -yqlrits All PeTioHs Who ar1 indebted to a "a
.tceairu's ttate 70 MAKE immediate payment: and
tHof- who have any demands thereon, VIZ exhibit
the fImr, tO BETSY COLLAGAN.
pgrfi7EI TuIy ~. 1891
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
THEATRE,
UNION HALL-PORTLAND.
-t~< - - --,,-,-
Mr.. KENNr's Benefit.

This Evening, Monday AuguR 1o,
wan NJ PFeented ior me only time this felGoa, ,he
CURE for the HEART ACHE.
~ Wrea 6y I'll oyefor, E7 auJsr " Spec is Pisyg5.
Col1's6a #a1 r gsf Marris4 z'rig1, C5zyar Ia iBs
" Abilities W m Moyst57 aztJ7y aHJ WY z.r;.. III
fa Burning Lou II Parlaly a,s ", rosA La.roa !,
reed ~ eui;gian
Young RaPid-Mr. Harper,
Old RsP'd-Mr. Dckenlon,
Vortez-Mr Powell
Sir Robert Stan ey-Mr. Kenny.
Charles Stanley-Mr Downie
Bronze-Mr. Barnes,
Water-Nr Parf1ns
Frank Oatand-Mr ViIIicrs,
Jelly OatIand-Mrs, Diekenlon,
Mifs Vortex Mrs Downie
Ellen Voftez-Mifs Field.
End of Tie Comedy. The f4vorite Comic Song IF
M0gEeur Nong Tong Pazg
Or, John BULBS Trip to France.
BY ar Viiiers.
After which he f4vorit- Song IF
CRAZY JANE,
n charaaer-by MIS- Field.
The whole % conclude with sbakcf9earrs Aferpiece
tak6nfro the flaming " TIE shrcw--zIed,
Catherine and Petruchio :
or, q Ore FIR q Seold,
Pcuuch.o--Mr Harper.
HOrt1rGo-Hr D7v.r;-
D-p.14-HIr Dickialsn.
B0rlc.'a-,T-. Kenny,
I4y.ur-hrr. PlNlT
Peiro-E-. Barnes
CIumll-'.r. Viiiert
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

HE .ubfcribers, BEING appointed hy the Hon
Jonathan Bowman, Ei4 Judge IVY Probate tor
he county of lincoln. tJ r.c-..c ma examine me-
claims otthc creditors w the ENatc of SIMON Mia
LEN. late ~ Tbamaf2n Mariner, dcce4r-d rlprerrtrd
info ycnt-hertby give notice that wc h4 attend that
icrvIcr or The thiid uday cl july next, and thr irt
Iuetdays ri che hve following as, az the dwelling
houe uf Josiah REED, from three w z o'cookin ,ha
afternoon.
JO5ItH REED.
sAMUEL-BROWN, I'M" J''""i
TLoH1fa7, TuTs AZ 1901 l-t-N
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
Am0Reag Canal Lottery.

THE Managers Of he AmsEs4E Canal Lot ~ en-.
brace this opportunity to exprelsAheir gratitude
to the Public for THAI liberal pa ron age which has en-
abIed them carry thro tx CaGes, IN the lpacc Of
little more than one year, 81 pr1at then 7oif5 nv folo7yizg
General SCHEME Of -Four Cla0ss m9re,
n faid Lottery, BY which they prefumc they hal COM
PIete the fun which they authorized to rale
ClaG 7t5 7oiE cogffgd ClaIl 8tb qvW c9gfR of
6ooo ticke doIs 5000 6oootickets At dolls "a oco
Deduction lor 1900 Deduction for ,,oo
the Lottery, ! the Lottery, { 44oo
DO. to Ne carrl- o. DO. for Ian Clafs 14oo
Cd u lat C4ls, io0o 400
$500 10 be drawn i'll -
- Prizes, DOS. 10 400
To Dc drawn n OIL Of 1000 dolls is 1000
Prizes Al follow, I44oo 1000 Iooc
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

BLANKS, Of mott kinds, fer ale
at JENKs' Bookstore.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
99ortla1to,
.oovtr INSTALLATIONS
,5orD4r, AUGUST 10, 1901
~ III 80 go 80 80

80
n10NfC fNSTALLaTI9M
n 1 = M,fons, Of which GEORGE ULnER, Elq
ALodga = ;n0alsd at Cnata on Thurld4y The gath
hnsiFi 4, the very appropriate name Fl the Unity
4 Joy u booors Of the Inhalation wee performed
Jg- a. ~ thu Hancock Lodge cohtttuted tor
Il he Aa%S u he Grand Matter Of the Common
h't P' manner highly gratifying 10 me audience.
sesth, = ,s warm and pathetic; At once eypretive
III sddFfh 80 and benevocnce of the Intuition
ibs un1l. II ,hs ceremony, and the dignity which
The a,-.aed attention and inpred reverence
nuSsd' Y ,h.r feveraI charges, with the badges Of
b rect'"5 III natter and cEicers evinced Nv the
aAaSnV'' Il ;sav Of their department, that thew felt
gANH.o,rtanee q their Uu"'
ID; l1p h a,..c va pronounced by brother WalrWe
a Aa'' nbo reformed The religious lervices IF The
oNalsa .5drels did 20 lefs honor the fraternity
DAY Ap@ s,r. Free from that monkh myfcry,
than y w Vulgar, 2nd contemplate TO the learned,
be D,nciples OF the lnitituI0n with candor
oIe1.. Id intelligence rent aiunder the miracu-
,s,r impoles cTodulity, and dilpIayed
l'A ~ ~ modea beauty Of philanthropy
i'a1 |. .,anty virnefcI 70 lpendid al aAembIaye-
pa II, IN a9es mingled in the innocent amufcments
ps0PSI~--mirth, which il cities on thaie occaGons
u n ii ,srsnzv 81 bo0trous acclamatons, and plea.
so1' 80. ,be loathfome excefs of induigencc-was
ap noaHsEled lmi!e 81 gladneis and the innocent
r.5o,tion IF hIarity. Regularity. cheerlulnels,
pu's f.qion chars5terized the day.
'1 svenne the Iabours Of the craft yielded To
,..''G,,e. IF he al nee The hall was lighted up
vi. large party q both eHes olofsd the oacaGOn with
n sod eOntenImsnta
~ 800 - - st..- - 80, 49,
OFFICIAL
Ass,:rf-lart, ~ t5s Prefieqf off5s UiiieE Slater
George W. Erving Of MaIachufatts, % be Con(aI At
Lonton.
Have.
Agent d GgadziouPe
fhon4 Aborn, Of Rhode-Idand, to be Commercial
sgtnt At Cayenne
Peer Dobsll, Of Pennsylvania, to Be Commercial
Aeestsi HAVE
Tulrlr skpwith, of Virginia. q be Commercial AL
ennPrs
ohnC Murray, Of New-York, Conlu 1t Gl4fsow.
jat2h Peelis, Coniu It Malta
-EHsnnc Catalan, Commercial Agent Al Narreitlcg.
Dane Clark, " New Orleans, 70 be ConluI lor that
POI. lQEaiaI Pahsr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

Ill olhicriber hcr,by gives notice 10 l-T con-
a cernet, that having bsl1 duly ap1o. at-J A..-
mihilrltriX ~ the EGatc of HENRY BRIGHT
MAN, lail of Portland, in the county cf CumHe--
land Mariner deceat fa3 taken un0r ttrth-t
fruit, and given boni 7s the law dr-ag: h-
therefore rsquef5 all rrrfous indebted to la.d
deccalt's eAate ~ make immediate payment: AID
thofc who have any demanl s thereon, IVY exhibit
the fame 10 NANCY DETGHTNAN.
Portland, July Az, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

THE Commiiionc?s appointed INV th1 Honorable
a Judge 0f Probate tor tn5 County ~ Lincoln. w
receive and examine THE claims O[the r-vrrA cred
itois to th5 eltate III MICHAEL LIANT. f,t-
of Borra-i75asH, in f7id county, deceal-J, hereby
give notice, that further time ut Gx months from
the twenty izventh day of JI'y uHaNt. is allowed
10 bring NJ ana prov thsr claims a1d that thew
will attend for that pur7nl- III the dwelling h7ute
Of Jamc' Roger, Efq. in Bo1g4on, i7 ftii county.
on the third Tutfday W September, November. aha
January next from ten 0t the clock I1 th. forenoon
until four N The afternoon of each of ta-d dave
Jurv 72rh 1851
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One Dollar Reward

80 IErnrr- t.rrrrl -. -
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TAKE NOTICE

49,. -. 81 -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-26
a NEW PL ANET.

Another new planet is diicovered.-
This celeitial phenomenon moves between
the orbits OF Mars and Jupiter, and is an
intermediate planet between them. 1t was
dilcove,ed By II. PIazzi, an Italian Alto
homer, on the 81 OF January, 1901. He
concealed the difcovery, TO preferve all the
honor and obfervations TO himielt, till at
ter s weeks cloie watching he fell i'll. 1t
will nos be in a Gtuation, with regard to
the fon, 10 heobferved again, till month
or two hence. It is bur iInall planet,
ranking oaly as itar Of the eighth mag
nitude, and therefore invidble to The naked
eye. It's motion is nearly parallel to the
eclipsic, at pretsne about 4 degrees and a
half TO the north OF it, and nearly enter
ing The Ggn Leo. The diaance from the
fun is about two three ifths times that of
the earth, and the periodical tine nearly
four years and two months.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-26

objed Of forming iocieties, its sdniaiRra.
tion mutt be conducted by common confent.
Every fpecies of government has its. ipe-
cifc principles. Ours, perhaps is more
peculiar than thofe of any other in the uni
verk. Ills q competition oftbe f,sef pris-
eples Of tbe Engiy@ eoaaifatiou, with others
derived from natural reafon. To thefe
nothing can be more oppoGed than the max
inns of 4l/olate monarebirs. Yet, from
fuch, we are to expect the greateR num-
Der of emigrsn,s. They will bnng 4vitb
item The principles Of tbe goVernment they
lease, imbibed in their early youth ; or,
if able to throw them off, it will be in ex-
change for an usbssndrdhtenfioz/neit, peE-
Fus as HknaL fran one extreme TO another.
II would be a miracle were they to flop
preciiely at thePoint oftonperate liberty.
Thefe principles, with their language,
they will tranfmis TO their children. In
pro3a7i2n 05tby ntIir nto 1t fber .Ipiut,
qvGrG aud bias us airs7o3.'
New York Gaz,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-26
NORFOLK, Sept. II.

Friday arrived in Hampton roads, the
fhip Ritfon, from Liverpool bound TO CT
~ Poiat-She failed on the 9th OF Aug.
under command of the fri mate, having
eft the capt. (Fawn) indifpoisd-Broughr
10 late papers.
Left at Liverpool for this place, TO fail
Immediately, the Juno, capt. Ovens, and
the M;AihPpi, Callaghan.
The flh'r Anne, Wilkinfon, and the
brig Eliza, Evans, arrived at Falmouth,
the 3Itt OF July. The Fair American,
Woodward, arrived at Deal the I'd Aug.
The .a,c>ander, Gary, at London, 18th
Aagu&.
Arrived on Sunday, the fhip William
and Mary, capt. DIckfon, ~ days from
London.
Capt. D;ck;on, fpcke on tie l4,h Ang,
the brig Delight, M'Neil, from New
York 10 Amherdam, ont 50 days, all
well. Sept. z, the Juno, Owens, from
Liverpool for City Point, out 50 days.
18th, the General Green, Miller, from
Liverpool for Baltimore, 36 days out.
The thip New York, capt. Nat. Col
", was TO iaii in ten days after captain
DickioA.
The fhip Phoenix, out 46 days from
Li,erpool ior this port, was ipoke on the
nth Sept. in lat. 81, SO, long. So, 10,
under jury mats.
Same day, the fhip Thomas, captain
Roper, put in here in dlttreis, II days
from Wilmington, n. c. bound to Hull,
iEng.l
Big Venus, captain Baldry, from Lon
don,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-26

:" Our fay here has altogether been
extremely pleaiant, particularly the latter
part of our time the 6rR tx weeks we
were continually entertained with feat :
ings, feats in wreRling, rope-dancing, and
fireworks. Soon after our arrival, we
quilted our tents, and took up Our ref
dence in palace, ftuated in the centre of
the delightful garden of the .Jehsn Numa.
Since our arrival we have leen the Prince
Regent two or three times he is very
handfome boy of about twelve years old.
l iuppofe our fay at this place will no,
now exceed eight or ten days, hen we
hall begin our journey to lfYshan, from
whence you may again expett to hear
from me. protefs cannot help feeling
particular degree OF veneraticn for the
place we are new in, and conceive that !
am treading claiic ground.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-26
II Remarkable kn/ns Nafur,.

II Remarkable Luf4, Nature.
.4SrsGrd 10 a xember Of Tire 1Atxnn6,ia
SoeHy, or the sromotisu Of y1a!knasv-
kdSe.
| think it was ia the fummer of 1903
that accidentally GOT into my poas iilcn a
Luius Naturs. A negro man, going O..
yer d fmall ,tream OF water, which orlsi.
mates in the mountains. known by the
name OF the Bull Run Mountain, faw, and
caught, a fnall turtle Tor what is more
general known there by the name Of ilill-
pot Of very extraordinary contraction.
On examination, there idued from the
lame lhell, two ieIera,e and ditinet necks
and heads, with two pair of eyes, two
mouths and in fhors, to every appearance
the heads and necks Of two different turtles.
] kept it in baton OF wafer ieyxral DAYS.
during which time, when flies were cauph,
and put into the baton, as.tood for il, each
head appeared equally anxious to devour
them end often both were ieen feeding as
the fame time. But what appeared moN
extraordinary to ever ebisrver, was, each
head leemed TO be atiua,ed by wines and
dehres of its own for a, TINES, one head
would endeavour to proceed in one direc-
ton, and the o.here in another. In every
other refpcf i,sppeared to be Jingle ,ur-
tie having only four legs, one body and
one tail. This you may rely on as a juit
Representations, tkrre are many refpeaable
people in that ace who can 'eH:iy the
truth Of il.
WILLIAM powell.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-26
aleraaorta aouerttser.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.

II is certain that man, who truly loves
MS country, has fnCere love of the peo-
pie. The greatel Happiness Of the great
eft number, faving the rights of all, he
wiihes to fee promoted by government,
and thinks the government good in pro-
portion as it reaches this point. But we
all know man may pats for l0ver oftbe
tcable, when he is looking only to his par
ticular interef, or the interef of a party.
The people is great MATS of the wife and
foollIh, the rich and poor, the virtuous and
vicious. There are among it creditors
and debtors, holders of land, holders of
money, and holders of neither There
is an agricultural interef and commercial
interet A local intereft and general in
tereit. As he who careiles and Aatters the
people doe, not, therefore, love them, 70
he who pays court to particular portion
or party of them, who excluGvely ierves
their views, and f0iters their pafiions, and
neg'etts the rights, opinions and feelings
Of the remainder, efabliihes no claim 10
tie chara tter of a patriot. Let a man
rave relpett 70 the fold fenfe and intereRs
of the people, let him comporr with The
wife and good, and endeavor to inftil into
them iu9 ientiments, that from them they
NAY fow out amongf the ref, and he is
10 be approved. But if, inHead of this
dIcreet, and we'll placed attention to he
popular caufe and feelings, man conhne
his regards and batteries 10 particular olaf,
its, ard thele the leaf worthy, if he ad-
drefeS himfelf to the ignorant, sadly milf
led a.; to the fuipicious, ever ready TO be-
!ieye evil; to the envious, delightful TO
mortify and humble their iuperioss to
the diicon,ented, whom nothing will fatis-
fy; to the Proa;gase, Whole hope is con-
futon TO the poor, who conhder the rich
as their Pertona! enemies let him not have
the impudenCe to call himfelf the peoples
friend, The danger to public happiness
and to liberty, aries as we'll from the en-
w OF the low, as the iniolence of the high !;
from the b!indneis of the ignorant, as the
art of the Knowing. The democratic
power, meaning the power Of the multi
ruis, is more than any other liable 10 be
directed by prejudice and pailicn. When
liberty overfows its bounds, then it pahes
to hcentiouineis.
MIR. Jefferion, the new preGdear of the
United States, in his Notes on Virgil
na," page IzS, New York edition; in
tncuting the fabjea of the increafe Of po-
Pujation by foreigners, proceeds as fol-
lows:
" But are there no Inconvenience TO be
thrown into the fcale againtt the advantage
Expected from a multiplication of numbers
pE the ''afartation Of foreigners 1t is tor
sae happinels OF ,hoie united In fociety to
haFlnonize, as much as pofhbIe, in matters
%a'ch they mutt of necetfity rraniaa toge-
"s'' Civil government being the iole
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PERSIAN EMBASSY,

The to!Yozs.ns letter, on The aboVe (utje3
are The more mtersfmg, as they esmm1-
mcate /one mformaiian as to f6e Fate Of
eountry onee /o celebrated, bat Of
qpbgje preIint sondition Jaeb 3eneralana
abiiute ,suoy0ace brev0Is.
">HIRAz, AUGUST 20, 1900,
d" IN former letter ! mentioned to
you The emhany having left Abu Shiber,
commonly ca ed Bufire, for this place !;
we travelled in the mott fplendid fyle
with r~ipett to our equi, ments and atten-
dams, and were treated with the utmcit
attention ana refped throughout the whole
of our Journey. The different governors
of the REFLECTIVE provinces through which
cur route lay, came out to receive and
welcome the envoy, conducting him to
the tents, under a continued dltharge of
FIRE arms, with grand difplay Of military
evc!u,ions. The early part of our jour
ney proved extremely uurleaiant, on ac-
count of the exceniye heat, until we ar
rived at Cazeroon having then paaed,
OF rather attended two ranges of exceed
aalted atCazeron odays after our fatigue,
ing high mountains, we experienced We
ry ieniible alteration in the elm ate. We
RECALLING ourielyes with plenty of different
ices, great quantities of fnow being bro't
from the surrounding mountains.
!" On our leaving Cazeroon we afcend-
ed Two more ranges Of mountains, before
we reached Shiraz, with the fight of which
we weIeat length grati6ed on the 18th
of June. Captain Malcolm, the Envoy,
made his public entry the following day,
;and was received with the higheit and
,moa farseriug diainaiou. Five noble
,rnen of the higher order, attended by a
reeinue of upwards Of ,houfand horte,
came out to rec>ive HIM, welcome him Oh,
his arrival, and conduit him to where his
rents lad been pitched, which was on a
lofty terrace, under the walls of the gar
den, called Jehan Numa, and within few
hundred Yards of the tomb of the cele-
bra,ed Hahz and the ftresm Of Rochna-
bad, 70 famed in his poems, does US the
honor of running through our camp ii
is at prefer, nor very mighty tream,
being no more than two feet vide, but the
pur eneis of its waters jufiy deierve al
the psaiies they have received. The
bower Of Moiella is alto cloie 1t hand, bu,
which has fafered from time, nothing
now remaining Of that formerly muet
admired place, but The ruins Of an ald
brick wall.
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and f,o~ tbeaee 70 the place Of execution,
tbe't 10 be hing :, tkr neek M YOU are
eSQa, ard may the LORD haze me,ey or
.yoxr /euts."
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THE MEDICAL LECTURES,
In the Univerfty Of Pennsylvania, will
commence OF the hra Monday in Noven,-
Der.