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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
HAmBtRoH, DEC.

The LAT poa fromPeterlburgh. was an1iogt1y
expected Is not yet arrived but by Geveral
fhiPs which reached Lubbock from The Baltic.
we have certain intelligence, that not only all
The property Of the fubjeas Of Great Britain
in Kutia has been Put under fequeRration, but
that ieals have been put on every warehoufe
luiPeeted to contain Britiih goods and property.
The owners are obliged to declare in an inyen-
tory the different goods their WAREHOUSES con-
tain, under pam Of conffcation, and being fenr
Into Siberia. They muR alto r1ear 10 what
property Is their own, and give up the names
and places Of reGdence Of the perfons Of whom
they hold any in truR All debts due 10 Bri.
tifh fuhie6s will it is fad, hkewie be attached.
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Samuel Waldo'S Ehate.

A FURTHER TING Of fix months from the T'h
IN December laA having been allowed to The Gre
ditors of the Late of SAMUEL WALDO, late Of Port
land. Merchant, decealed. bring in their claims A.
sana lsid etate--The CommiiIoners hereby give nc
tee, that they will attend to receive and examine the
fame, at Mr. FREEMAN's Office in lsid Portland the
FRI and third Wednesday of each month, until the
expiration OF that time.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
WOODBURY. STORER,
EBENEZER MAYO.
F.b. Al, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

Il is an important faa, that in al the bal
lots in Congrels, except the 6rR, the individual
votes were s. for Mr.. Burr, and 50 for Mr..
Jefeffcn.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
Amofkeag Canal Lottery.

THE Managers Of Amokeag Canal Lotterv,
i having drawn the 6rf, fecond, th'Id and
fourth Cafes, find il neceiIary, in order to carry
INTO effect the great work ceGgned, 10 Prcient the
public with the following
SCHEME
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

When John Boyle Zone Of the trannators Of
the Bible in tho reign Of James y was young
Iiudent at Cambrige, he received from the
learned DR.. Whitaker, three RULES for avoiding
thcfe diaemPers which ulu+ly attend a feden.
tary life, to which he adhered with equal con-
Rancy and luccels. III Study always BANDING.
I'd. Never Rudy in window. Sd. Never 60 10
bed with cold feet.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

It is flij that Peter Pindat, though grown
grey in fong, has not yet hung up his Tyre
A mong other works which he has pubEihed
within few years is late one, called Lord
Auckland's Triumph or the death of Grim
con. In a poalcriPt 10 The poem, Peter has
attacked leveral Of bis opponents, and, among
others, The author OF the Baviad, who has re-
turned the wordy aGdult with equal effea.-
This wordy war, and war of foul words, is
faid by the reviewers to remind them Of finn
lie IN the concluGon Of humorous piece Of
poetry which appeared in print above 4 half
century ago.
" So when chimney fweep and barber fight,
The barber beats the chimney fweeper white,
The chimney fweeper heaves his ponderous faek,
And big with vengeance. beats the barber black.
IN CORES the brick -du0 man, with Crime o'erpread,
Aud beats the fweep and the barber red -
Red BLACK and White, in various clouds arc ton,
Till W TIE duo th-Y rahe, the conlbatant lol.'
The reviewers conclude their remarks, by
obteroing tha; they ihail Prudertly keePa fear
tai Jil4ace from The ring.
E" Black Velvet sT9sars 10 have always been
. ctvrrita with the I1iiar IL has of lAte bern
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09
AMONG wHIcH ARE,

DLACK, blue, mixed \ Jack and Pen Knives
D aud red Broadcloths. Razors
Black, white, and mixed Shears and Scifors,
CalimeiA Door Latches
cerges & Swanfdowns An afortment II, HI,
Flsnnes of all colours, Butt, DeikI and Table
Baizcs, do. do. Hinges
D,rants do do Trunk and ChcA Locks
Calimancosdo do. Iron and Pewter Spoons
shalloons and Widbores A fmall aIIortment Pewter
CaIicoes Files Of all kinds
A fashionable and large Gim5lets,
sdortmentCamels Hair, Buttons,
Patch & PutpleShawls hFh Hooks all kinds,
All prices Patent Trowes
india Cottons all kinds Curling Tsngs'
Book, Jaconet, La9pet & Ink Potts.
Sprigg'd Mullins, Shaving Boxes
Cotton Cambricks ShOvels and fongs
Sewing silks and Threads II Rules, Shoe Knives
Ribbons oil colours Flints, Shott
Worried. Cotton and silk II Hammers, Thimbles
Hole Knitting and Pound Pms
Modes Satins SlSatnetts Pour Glafes
Knives and Forks, Ink Powder.
w. |. Rum, Brandy, Gin, Loaf 8
Brown Sugars; Hyfon, Bohea & SOuchong Teas, all
bsf quality; MolAiIes, Coffee, Pepper, AIfpce,
Cinnamon. Nutmegs, Ginger, Coppers,, Alum, Red
wood, Logwood, WI. * Southern Cotton Wool,
Cotton & Wool Cards, 4pdigo, rrimltone, guam
tiry Rappee and other Snuff, Flour, Rye, Corn /,
Oats and Flax.
Cath or Goods given FOR ali kinds Country Produce
Portland, A1areb 7.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-09

g Black Velvet sT9sars 10 have always been
flv0rf-e with the Ladies. It has of lAte been
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
LIST OF LETTERS
in the Pgf-QGcs, Portland,
JULY 1, 8oI

JULY - ooI
TB9s neues zvit5 no tozvH annexed are Of Portland
Adam Lyman; Adams Nathan Atwick
Thoma, c. ; Adams Mrs. Sally.
B -B3rker Jeremiah. HroadqUofey Brown Mrs.
Mary Blanchard Nthaurel; own Ordway, 4 /;
Blown Joel. jim. B AXE James, Falaoutb 8 Cket
Thomas Blry Bgnj4mtn.
C.-Coleby Samuel; Collins Daniel. Gaze Eliza
5etb; Col-ar5 Jof-ph Corir James Crodmlu
Samuel i. Fahno.sbs Clak Mr. Sa ali, C4pe- &
h2abstb; Chadwe William Gle John; Camp
orll Coin, Capt. Colby PhmP; Chenery Jof Pb,
StrondzvateF.
D.-Drukwater J,f,ph; Duncan James, care
Of Thomas Arnold; Dayidfou William Davis
William, Falmouth Dutch John Capt. FuIasoafb !;
DYer Robert, Cape Ehza5efb.
E.-E4yer Winthrop.
F.-F ench Nathaniel; Felt William, Cope Eli
subefb; Frrnad George, CAPE EHz7tH5; FOidIc
James Fields Hanlon.
G.-Grfith Mrs; Gardner J m, Falmouth;
Grffords Icaho7, FaLnoat5i G odwil S4mu-i !;
G,Idfmith JONI, 4
H-Hrn1or Daniel TN Robert, Falmouth !;
Hail Silss, I, Faimo4t5; Hode1i's Mrs. 81 I.y
HunnrweI Ms Lucy Ha1r George IN ;,
Cape Elisabeth; HItchins Mrs. Polly Hutch'ns
Samuel.
J.--Johnfoa Joc-ph. :, Falmouth JohnGon "a
cob, Capr.; Jords Bari.
XXX lIy Mrs. May K.moal solomon.
L.-LacrrWav M HI.. ar; t-nrc Ms Ruth,
Fah7snfbi Low Ether St5oa4 .yeisr { Down.
uE, Cape Efa bet5.
M-Mauee H. wey, :; u rton e Chadwick
Myrr Richard; Ma0n JAM, Gf'9paly4t-
Mol lao Capt Miichy0or Ah-l; Maxwell Pat
r,k Cap EJts45rtb; M1rrau J9nus.
N-Nowel James; Nspira James Niles
Am7fa
P.-Pe, tirs Mr.. Ahisal; Perce Mrs. Ruth )
Pe.rcr q org. OHiff1
R-Racklef James,; Rnundey John; Rocker
P letiah m u Mn RJoert EP1raim, 7 .prEH
z1Lttb Rect Ina.han
S. s,neair Jtmrs. FQizisptk; Sharon Nathan.
icl; Sto4n A"am, Falmouth S'rout Thomas,
Cabe EESoB-tb Strong 81 RI; S.etp-r Jacob.
T-Tsyior Etentz RI T,rP joan; Taylor
Sanne., =; Towers Mrs. Sufa nah,
W-Worcefrr William Wood orr E1rrettr,
Falmouth; Ward 1hu; Wbntemcte IlEa,l; IS a
krr NJ n Fl z IN n.
Y-Y0unE Itaacs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

TIE Subfrriber hereby gives notice 10 all con
a cerned, That navng been duy appointed A.
Tnniftrator on the eftate of EBENEZER GRAY
late ot Northyarmouth, in the county Of Cum
ber'and, Mariner, deceafed, has taken upon him
that trut, and given Bond as the law dir tfs: RI
fherefore requefts All Perfons who indebted to
faia oeceaiea's ettate 10 make immediate payment ;
and thofe who have any demands tbrrenr III evbi
bit the fame TO ALLEN DRINKwATFR.
Tpre 40.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

a III perion. indebted Is ne Ubf btv for ~
pJhaGe ct Pap1Ts, are hereby iofnr net thai
their accounts from The beginning Of his riding A.
poft TO the frf of O4ob-r next, unlrf fr'ted, vii
be lift in the 7nds Of an attorney. They muR
fettle with the pofmat-rs IF whom they receive
their papers Such pesfans as have become fub
fcrihrts Once OdoDer T2oo, ate not included N rh-
above requef, though o. account OF uuqv0d lbl-
exp -nie, by attention 80 pu7ctualNy thty would
confer an obligation nPop taeiY very humN irvaat,
JACOB HOWE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

lie Subf'rihir hereby gives notice 70 AT con
i Cernet, That having been du'v 7ppoioted Al
miniarltor IN tn efate of REUBEN GRAY late
Of Northvarmouth, il the county If Cumberland,
Mariner, deceaf-d his taken upon IN thai rruA,
and given bond as h law dire6s: lie therefore
reqH-ts az pe-f Us who are indeh ed 0 faid Ne
ceafed's eftate 10 make immedate psyn1eut; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame, TO ALLEN DRINKWATER.
time 20.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
DIRECT TAX.

Sixteenth CoIe5oa DiGyi, Second DivjFoa, State 81
MsGarb4jstt5
a GREEABLE to IN Aet Of Coherefs of the u
Il nited States, pa7ed the "a Of July, 1903
entitled g An act 10 lay and Coils q Dred Tax
within the Uuited State ."-Notjce IS hereby Civ
en- to the noirrhdent and unknown Propietors Of
the follow n Lots and Traits Of Land within fad
collection cifritt, that Dred Tax became due
and payable or fail Lots and Tracts The 9th day
Of Apr 1900, (yiz)
Land in S0nf6rd-Oz0aeYs a1kn7zUn.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

g TRAYED rr folen on Monday lat, from the
en'loiure Of The vi 'ow. 1ane Peter75n, Of Bruni-
W cE' dark red HORSE, about fourteen and an
half harts heh, five wears old, black ranr and
tai. PAGES and troJs-the hair of his foot locks
lare'y cnt Of -Any perfon who will give informa-
ton - he thirf, IL Roen, and Horre; or return
faid Hlrie 70 me in Bath, flal b. Handsomely re
wardrd Holm .pFTFRSON
Bst5, June IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
To be Sold at puh,;. F.,

Cs tie Fourth Goy Of Aag,g -. "uctio1
1or5 P0s G 48q Of before at prr.,.
"A ~ [lo0 n.l t f( n Nonhyarmous'ss ' ak II
Z : lent iii , for a Smith Or Trsg'
81 rods Of 'he wen Meeting hour r'SlS 81 With,
'hres STARTERS OF an acre, with t,, iAe u ~
and Blackimith's Shop thereon man Haus
known at the time Of ale Noadtc \ IN
II. 3 The fale to Be on The llAVEE
Norf5JaraoEtb, jug :. f'S1iie'.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
HFBRON-EEwToWN.

HEBRON-EEWToWN.
John Brigham occupant,
SIMON Tackfou owner, oue
trace Of la0d lying IN He rL.
5ron, t being lot No. ;, Paiss q 1az f1
In Range, 1T Diyifion of bsbase n ~ MI
lots two grif-mils, one soY' \ Dc
pair IF Zones each one D. y. MI IL W.
houfe area 684 feet, one 100 Sc 40 III. b
tory high, J Windows, 35 IHF 7" r.I Nh
feet ofglafs, built ofwood. .t,rs Tpdsf
And IN ef faid taxes are paid on q 800 .,,b " j
the fifteenth day Of September next Z psst Va.
Iots and tracts viii De fold on fad Day :. ~ BY
due, to the hiehcf bidder, according Il 4 n. ait
dwelling houfe II Hebron at ten closs IN t0b %
noon. As will pay he fame, Ioge'hs'
''' SAMUEL PARIS, c.a.a,, fiji c''.a' IT
Ro5-on, June 8, 1907. ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
10 LET,

a BRICK STORE in Fore-nreet, in good 1T
4 n uaticn for dealer in WeR India Goods and
Groceries, Inquire ALVIN. FenDelly's Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
FOB NA.-TE

a VERY convenient DWRLrTN,
n a dehghtfome and healtbv 1..'0'HoUa
on Free.Freet. Likewife, one An 4, otthsig.
DagtoTd.freet, ard STATE ereet. wbi. Whit Hogf !
mott beautiful profped of tbe to nI,ln Comma
Either Of the houfes will be 1 e"Il and has.
Tor the PuFehaieT' For terms apply Y Y ''i III
Portland, June "a. J. DELANo
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
DIRECT TAX

Sab CoGsisa D,gri5, S.soad DiFks, SIX
Mgga-bgEfh.
RTOTlCE - herebs given % ihs non''ia, 60. Y.
~ uuknowr prop rgors III The to oTingl ai' go
If Land within laid diRrG that DrFeet if 90
due and payable Oh laid Lots, Tie tlFeaia q 'f''
AL %. 500. viz .
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13
TO BE SOLD

II Number Of HOUSE LOTS. sroo
2 WHARF PRIVILEGE, at III S SaoRE l0r
Saeo Falls, in Biddeford, pleafaptv Of u; "
vehient for buGneis. The nrsn;I l'ua's1, IA
and the terms knowa BY applying to 4'Y 3 Il.
B;a.s,A. w.. < -. jeremiah Hn
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

- - j. = 1UI' ITo7 50 8 30
els ora. (, az 50 90
And unlris iald Taxes are paid, together with
oec Hay cots and charge, within Gxty days, !
hh proceed 70 cDlc6 the fame by ditrgfs and
i7'- Of f5' Lots a Tatts, al my dwelling houfe
'aid Sloford. Oh Wrdn CAV the 9Th day 81 Sep
'smoe' next, Al 10 O'Clock ID che forenoon
WILLIAM EMERY, Caeq 10 ID D5 9,fsf''''
81 sJord, Jane r5t5, 1901.
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THIS GAZETTE. ,

Il tu5Essi ev,yy Aouary, a' T A. JhS st,,hIsssp K
FpE STREET, t,Bsys Sg5' r','''f
Communication. rys yeceiosf z0iS a''..' ..,r, 81
III BID. Il One Dollar and Fifty Is''
Ae t5, 1G5zs.,s Ba tJ. Lqyggf 4rs "94 '*f.3y ~ TT
rvc,t,. .05ieE ssiH BE- iaysrtsJ rssaHlS.y' o.
''""'' PRINTING, u AZ rsIs'
Ia its various branches, ezs Ks assic..
msauer, aud i Tie aoAsa '''s'
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LIST OF LETTERS
LETTERS
Remaining in HJfaTt Pgf-QbEtr,


Remaining in HJlaTt Pgq-OFte,
!ULv 4, tS7..
TOHN :. BIikelv. I'-ph BurhsrtI, W -rri Cope
J sand. Btai1n Carpenter, hn z Chd. Iho-
" Drtet Ihon4. Fsfrcrvirc, Thomas FuIan.br.
I4nics Onion Tohn Glitten. J.h.h Gr-dsrd. l.a.ii
Ntot. DAVID Huchinion, Adnry H4~tY -1mut
Niatrv. B-tfey Hopkins. samuel I4tktn Robert
Kelly, Stephen Nurrh. Euuirc >sr Andrew II cr..
Berflria RrPzs. Mote Robbcrt ,4v-ta-.y str phtu
Whum1re I.gncis R'dl1n-al cf WJ.g<.
George B.vi Mary Ball. james Cane1y, Darrell
Ianderl- ~ 7saft5ry
Rev. b. Chapman, solomon Cove, Wliiin r.
fco - nsb4s sesrs, solomon Trek, oics IraiE
Esra7z5.
David Gilmore Leonard J1hnfon -Wosi5yst.
Daniel H5it S5aeraa
Benjamin Colby Sev.e ME brock.
THE Cep4rtnerfhip Of GAL. IsoN < BARKLR. Of
4 Windham y bis DAY mutually diFoIvsd Ail per
lons who arc indebted aid fam are rcqueted %
make immediate fsttlement without further notice.
SYLVANUS CALLI5ON,
Oh >RLLS BARKER.
WiHdLa1, JHy !, I8oI
THE connection in buiiuefs, carried by TIE
Subscribers under he firm ~ WILLIAM
DOBBS & Co was, By mutual content, eff lived
On the 77th infant. The concerns f'he hou'e in
Portland, will be f.;tled by EDWARD WEAVER,
and thOle IN Bolton, by GEO. WAKEFIELD,
WILLIAM DOBBS,
EDWARD WEAVER,
GEORGE WAKEFIELD.
Portland, 29f5 Jme, 1901.
The Coparuerhip Of
BOARDMAN & LITTLE.
rs dmAvej by oauufl agreement An perfons con
Il cerned arc requga To eli for er.lcmcut
BENZ AMIN BOARDLAN.
CHARLES LITTLE.
Urn: 29b, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-13

r1ls mia taxes arc paid on KY brilfl 'ht il1aF
OF ,.pl-mb-r acrt % mneh q lad 4 4 ~ ~
wv puhh- vca8gt. ca faa dlT n tF1 ". tat .Hlr
the affrrnlan. az the dwelling houic q urs 60
Evt1 innh-d-r N Csa11s, IA uil r7 h1 aE Fa
.natd rt.rFr skYCE wLELiA
CEas, .ffL rtb ct1H- Diyis 55 l.5a
Clnzan Coultg oi Keancbce, Iaae Al. ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02

the whole people, and the more 10.
becauie this admirable Rructure, the con-
ititution, was found mott valuable fyr-
TEN Of government.
Another confederation meriting notice,
was the smeanabiEty of thefe reprclenta-
tives to the general government, and there
tore the leis power was veRed in them, of
the lets contequence would they be, and
therefore the lcis necetIity would there
be for their frequent election. Their
whole power being fubjeGf to rcyiiion or
repeal, the lels would be their refponGbi-
LEY and the le:swould be required by their
conaituents.
When the powers were Of great ,nagni-
tude and attaching to the rights and liber-
ties of the people in their mott material
concerns, there the arguments for frequent
elections you'd mott torcibiy apply, and
on that account perhaps the houic Of re-
preientatives were choien more frequently
than the {enate, becauie in the houie alone
were originated all money bills. But,
what, MIR. Bayard aG.ed, were the powers
entruted TO thefe representatives He
could conhder them only in the light of a
corporation, formed for mere local, and
comparatively unimportant purpoies; a le-
giflature upon an exceedingly diminutiye
icale, clothed with powers to preicribe
how the oxen fbould be yoked, and {uch
like purpofes. They were by this bill re-
fufed the power oflevying taxes, and hence
it was, thar the governor ard Judges,
were to be paid Out of the treaiury Of the
United States: For what purpoies then
fhould they levy taxes! lie knew Of none.
Their powers would extend to mere local
matters, fuch as regulating land concerns,
concerns of property between individuals,
forms and proceedings in legal procefs.
He was perfectly willing thefe reprefenta-
tives f1ould return every fix months to the
people, provided any good purpoie, and
no evil tendency could proceed from it.
But as it would eonvulfe the fate of focie-
ty, andiinterrupt the peace, order, Happiness
and intereas of the people, as no good
could refult from it, he ihould vote againit
the motion.
MIR. Otis faid, when he frG reviewed
the bill, he felt muchinclined to lome iuch
amendment as the one propofed: it occur
ed to him that the representatives of fif-
teen Of the fate governments being re-
turned annually, he. could fee no good
reafon why this fhould be otherwife. But
upon reflection that this Legislature was
not clothed with full Legislative powers,
4 Il Il II Il n 4 r 4 - n
to the countroul of the general govern
ment, he viewed it in quite another light.
To be fure they were called legislative, but
they were in effect corporate powers, no
part of which but was iubjeet TO controul
by higher power. What poflible reafor
then could exit to call for an annual re.
turn of men delegated for fach purpofes
he could not conceive.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-02

Z
reitS which was to be concentrated in this
dlitriet was coniidered, and the novelty Of
the experiment, about to be made, it mutt
argue ttrongly Tor their continuance toge-
Their longer than one year. Here the inte-
relts ofpeople from different ftates, and Of
the inhabitants of cities and country were
to be combined. Now in order TO an har-
mon,ous combination, time fhould be al
lowed IN which to make the experiment,
and preventative be deyifed acainit thar
party iPirit which "a thing Of 70 novel ma
ture would mott probably cngender. Theis
among other considerations which had been
and might be produced, mutt operate
ttrongy in favour Of biennial elections.
Mr.. Gallatin. The arguments ofsentle-
men againf the prelent amendment go We
ry much againR the whole bill, 70 far as
relates to the legislative department: they
go to fay that the powers ofthis body will
be ofnecefity 70 exceedingly triaing in their
nature; 10 Insignificant, all their acts be-
ing liable to repeal by the government of
the union, that the natural Inference mutt
be that there can be no real necelity for
them. 1t mult be mere mockery of 60
vcrnmcnt; government merely in name,
according to the Representations of thofe gen
tlemen. 1t would be as well then furely 70
get rid Of them altogether, and have no
elections at all, Ence elections are 10 ex-
penliye, and replete with 70 many evils, as
Represented by thofe gentlemen. This
would be an effettual way to get rid of
party fpirit. But, Mr.. Gallatin faid, he
had formed very different opinion from
this. twas perfectly true that the .peo-
pie Of this diariet could not enjoy the fame
degree ofpolitical liberty with other fiates,
but this was not the fault of the prefent
congrels: if any fault, it laid with the
convention, who expressly provided that
excludvc jurifdietionfh ould be siiumed, and
| therefore the people could not be repreient-
ed in the general government. AS there
fore the aiumption was about to be made,
he wifhed to give thefe people forne .fatif-
faction for the lofes which could not now
be avoided: he wiihed to preferve to them
their rights of. fufrage, as enjoyed under
their former fate governments; ore eiIen-
tial part ofwhich was the auuuaireturn of
their representatives to the Legislature. He
was not little furprized indeed to hear
gentlemen apply the ufage of the federal
contribution, an rntrument evidently cal
culated for great extent of country, and
a variety of local intcrefs, to this finall
diRriet, wherein every perfon could be
known with more precifon in one year,
than candidate for a national election
! difriGt, could in two.
The argument of the gentleman from
Delaware lMr. Bayard) was, that as ths
government refded here, peculiar protec.
ton ought to be afforded to it in the orga.
nization of this Legislature. Surely, Mr.
Gallatin faid, there was great, and h
thought, fully fuficient guard provide
without biennial elections. The remed
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L ANDIN G.

u "A N u IN "
From The. Schooner 1NflI.Ntfi,
BeHLondon particular Ma
deira Wine in pipes,
Liibon Wine of a hyperion quality in hhds.
and quaiter caiiss,
Turks liland and lie Of May
S A l. t.
On hand, a few caNss Of excellent
Chewing Tobacco.
CO. For CH44RTER the aboye
Schooner, MssNWfpi.
Apply to
VIM. I. HALL.
Merchants wharf, Feb. 9. d.
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pilbhc SUE.

SDOCCS SCECCs
On TUESDAY at 10 o'clock, WILDE fold
at the Vendue- Store,
Brown Sugarin hhds. 6 bis.
Loaf and Lump Sugar III lots,
leneritEe and PORT Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter caiks,
French Brandy in pipes,
Unlikely in tierces and barrels.
lyion Tea in chefs,
Bohea Tea in cheils,
Figs in ca]ks and trails,
RaiGns indo. do.
aCordials in boxes,
soap and Candles in boxes
Cotton in bales,
a quantity Of Bacon,
obaeco In kegs,
Nails in caAs,
Hardware anorted in boxes. re.
Alto, a quantity Of
d RY COO DIS.
PARTICULARS OF which will be made known
previous TO the Eale.
P. G. .MARsTELI,ER,
T., Aui7ioxeer.