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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16
SPANISH HIDES.
JUST RECEIYED,
1000 Spanlfh Hides from

Curracoa, and tor iaIe by
]. and ]. II. TUCKER,
Wbe haze in flare,
A few thoufand bufhels coarfe and fire Salt,
Malaga Wine in quarter caiks,
Loaf and Mufcoyado Sugar in bis.
And excellent Claret in cafes of ard
doz. bottles.
AJfo,
A general ahortment of Groceries and
Carpenters Tools, as ufuaI.
Sept. II. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16
Notice.

Whereas Charlotte Lawrence, the wifi
OF the iubfcriber, has refufed to live with
me, this IS TO forbid all perfons from her.
pouring or tfuaing her upon my account,
i9r iwiii NOT be anfwerable for any con,
fAet that fhe may make afser this dase,
sept. 10, 1901.
GEO, a, LAWRENCE.
osP'' ~ Iaw3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16
TO KEN L.,

4 handfome two tory frame HOUSE,
on Queen ftreet, in an airy iituation, near
Mr.. Ohm Wife's new houft, lately occu.
pied by MIR. Campbell Wilton. For
terms apply 70
TfIOS. IRVINE.
Cer+ @ I.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16
o36 Acres of Land for Sale,

On MONDAy' the 1ztb of oao5er nex.,
at the Town Of MidaleJurg, in Ms
eo4ny Of Lozdoun, qUiN he /oa 10 Tx
higbsf bidder,
Two adjoining tracts Of Land,
lying on Goofe Greek, in the county Of
Loudoun, within few miles of the faid
own of Middleburg. A part Of this
lard, containing about 2I6 acres is ex-
cepted from this fale, leaving body Of
o3o acres, roods ard 3 8 pcrches. Tx
ne IS made In purfuance Of deed from
Gen. Henry Lee, to Walter Jones, Jun. Of
Alexandria, conveying the faid land in
trui}, to be fold for certain purpofcs fet
TORN III the deed. The title is unexeep-
able and without difputc.
The land will be field for cath, or #
more convenient to the psIchafer for notes
at 80 and SO days, negotiable in tie
bank of Alexandria, with IN ap2royedio.
doslcr rehding in the town. The trultcc
/ els hinielf limited to great caution ia
this Felpett, and purchafcrs will lie PIE
pared accordingly.
Thcie who with TO fee the land, or ob-
tain faithful account Gift, will be rlesf-
ed to Apply to Major Burr Powell, q
Middlsbufg, who holds part OF tie o:i.
ginai traei.
WALTER JONES, jan. TruGce.
Alex. Sept. IL. d6seoas
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16
IOI1 N q. l. ADD
HAS REMOVED

RIO Drxor
-. H11o NImO' FL
~, ris otole OF Sooas, from the frame
w 1ie'iou'e ., Oh Sol' 0iip'ns ~haf'' 10
..'e Prog !" afehouie mex. oires'ly welt
wa.u .Nele Iur wheie ms ole's lo[ ,ale'
salie.y o' We ana DN 0ooOo on
very ieaio ~ n. terms;
KnD9G SheetangSs
A few bales of the bef quality, enti-
titled to drawback on expectation, jua
received and for fale as above.
Intending to leave this place fome few
weeks, my brother, Mr.. WHtiam Lada,
will attend to my concerns during my alb
fence. JOHN G. LADD.
July II.
Hv 7121-171e ~ q DSeI az 73-71l
mail. B, Cho.L, -. ~
A'' f'o'e 20 '"e JIcJt''0f,'
p~ lcs4,s f0 ~: p91me1f :, a a af0f a4e ne
- SlaeD' 1o" s, ana eoMpa@y q,
me DdXR ut <GlSEHHdri3. anil Ee Ej6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17

unprovided---abiolute acquielcencc
in the decilicns of the majority, the
vital principles of republics, from
which is no appeal but to force, the
vital principle, and immediate pa
rent of dsipotifn-a well dilciplin-
ed militia, our ben reliance in peace,
and for the firit moments OF war,
till regulars may lelieve them--the
supremacy ofthe civil over the mili-
tary au,hority--economy in the
public expenie, that labor may be
lightly burthened--the honeif pay
ment of our debts, and facied pre-
fervation of the pulic faith--encou.
ragement of agriculture, and of
commerce as its handmaid.--ths
diifuGon of information, & arraign~
men,s OF all abufes at the bar of
public realon---treedom OF religion
freedom of the prcis, and freedom
Of perfon, under the protection ct
the Habeas CorpuS---and trial by ju.
ries impaitially feletted."
From the character Mr.. TyE.
Jcrj0n has always fuiiained, we havs
no reaion to doubt thar the aboys
fentimentS were the legitimate Of
lpring of his heart; and that he will
itrictly adhere to the principles here
announced as thole which "ihall
ihape his administration" Judge,
then for yourfelves, whether he.is
worthy your fupport, or de(erving
of your confidence And whether
thole who calumniate, and abnls.
him, and condemn or miirepre(cnt
his meafures, are a6tuated by good
motives or whether their hearts
are not dstberatey soieked, and s6s
poj/n Of adaers Under hbejr lips.
fhall now leave you ferioully
to reflect on the brief tatementI
have made I; and your candor, love
of truth, and good intention, will, |
doubt not, guide your Judgment TO
a iult concluGon.
II Friend to Peace, Liberty,
and the CoyqifufioH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17

a GENTLEMAN at the cali.
"A ward had five daughters, all
of whom he brought up in fuch Il
manner as was proper to render
them ufeful and respectable charac-
tiers in life. Thefe daughters, as
they came to years, married: one
after another, with the appreciation
Of their father. One of them mar
ried gentleman of the name Of
Poor.--Ano,'ier one married Mr..
Lille :---Tbc third married a gen.
,lelnan of the name Of Sborf :-lhe
fourth married one Mr.. Brovn ;---
and the fifth married Ear. Hggg.--.
At the wedding Of the latter, her
filters, with their hufbands, we're
pre(ent. After The ceremonies Of
the wedding were over, as focial
converfation enfued, the old gentle
man made this remark to his gueils.
!" have taken great PAINS" faid he,
"to educate my FIVE daughters in
fuitable manner that they might act
well their part in life and, from
their advantages and improvements,
| fondly expected that they would
do honor to my family But, hav-
ing now no more daughters TO mar
ry, find that all my paius, care,
and fond expectations, IN the refult
have turned out nothing bat poors
Hitle, Gorf, bra~n, kss. ''
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17
Ffow the TRyg AMERICAN.
TO TIE PEoPLS CALLED
Quakers,
in the State ef Ne10- JJs7iy,
sO0rtby Of TIE psruiai, 50soevsr
Of eVe,y elys Of CitiSeas
in tbs United States.
TCoucluded from our lat.

Concluded tfom our lau.
T7HE foregoing points of CON-
Ii PARTON or contraif, are but
few of the moa prominent. The
fame disagreement may be traced
through almolt all the official acts
and fentiments of the two Prefi-
dents. In fact, not trait of that
peaceful, economical, prudent, & Ii.
beral policy which diliinguilhed the
administration of WalbingtOn, is diff
coverable in that of 4Adams , which
is remarkable only for proAigacy,
turbulence, corruption, and oppref-
Gon.
Let not henceforth the alhes of
WqlbinatOn be dilturbed, to cover
the living guilt of adams. Let NOT
his reipe6ted memory be loaded
with a lhare of the reproach, which
has juitly fallen on the character of
his iuccedor. The principles Of
the two were 70 different, their con-
duct 70 directly adverfs, that no one
can praiie one withou, conveying
'cenfure OH the other. And tholc,
who applaud Adams, indirectly con-
denim Wgjbingt0n.
On the other hand, between
the principles of WaMinyton and Of
Mr.. .J9ey/on, the mott perfect re-
Tendance exits. And thole who
beltowed their appreciation on the
former, may with confltency and
propriety transfer that appreciation
to the latter. You have feen by
the foregoing contraf, as well as
by other documents, what we're the
leading traits of Waisington's ad-
miniNration: The following extract
from .Je0syIon's Speech, will fhow
you what are to be the governing
principles of his -
q" About to enter, fellow-citi-
zens, on the exercife of duties which
comprehend every thing dear and
valuable to you, it is proper you
lhould underitand what | deem the
ehential principles of our govern
ment, and confequently, thoGc which
ought to nlape its administration -
| will comprefs them within the mar
row compass they will bear, Eating
the general principle, but not all its
limitations.
+" Equal and exact juhice TO
all men, of whatever fate or perfua-
Gon, religious or poliiical--peace,
commerce, and honef friendllip
with all nations, entangling alliances
with none--the fuppor, of the State
Governments, in all their rights, as
the mott competent administrations
for our domeitic concerns, and the
fureit bulwarks againlt anti-repub-
lican tendencies--the preiervation
of the general government in It's
whole conifitutional vigor, as the
fteet anchor Of our peace at home
and fafety abroad--a jealous care
of els6tion, by the peop!e--a mild
aad fate corrective of abufes which
are topped by the fword OF revolu-
tion. where psaceable remedies are
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17
WILLIAM WILLBOR,
Sign Of the GOLDEN EsH, directly
eppsEfe Mr.. .ygiepb Briggs'
Thames Street,

y ESPECTFULLY informs his
AN friends and the public in general. that
be carries on The Glazing bu6aefs ia its vari-
Gus branches, where he offers for Sale, Win
dow Gais of different izes, by The Box, or
finsllct quantity, Wig by IS, IL by %.
10 BY 4, 10 by I3, 10 by IL, 9 by ~, Shy
10, 7 by 9, 10y 6-!ikewife, Sheet Gials,
cut in any form or fze--Putty by the guam
ti.y or fngie pound.
lie bat aJ6, at Retail-Brandy-
Rum-Gin--Brown, & white pow
dsr'd Sagar--M1laass -Fiour--Scer--Spu-
ohong, Congo. and Bohea 'Feas--Chocoae
--Cofes s--- Nsgro-h head, cot, and PigAli
Observation-Disclosures Pep
per-Gingc gcf--Siarch &c Candies ---Wufipg
Pap7r-Dotsh Qaul-B-G New Yois Iis,d
Soap, Sc. &c. rct
Newport, sept. 70, 1891, gid
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17
Take Notice.

'HE Managers of the Braol
IL Church Lottery, inform the
Public, that the drawing of the Se-
cond clafS, commenced on Wednef-
day: The following numbers were
drawn and are Prizes of Five Dol
lars each.
No. 81, aI5, a96, 344 SO,
AS, o4l, COS, 1000, 1924, 1851,
1892, 1857, 1913, 1852, 1897,
2l27, 2322, 2349, 240a, 25I5,
aoi3, aS24, a7sS, 1870.
In con!equence of having re-
ceiscd no returns, from many cf
thofe who had tickets for iale, the
Managers have poilponed the draw
ing to the fecond "wednesday in No
veipber, at which time they have no
doubt, but they fhall be abls to
complete the drawing.
Bryfol, Oa. |, 1891.
II II fo0 Tickets in tbe aboUe
Lottery, may Fill be had at Q. FarnE
sOorsb's Printing Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17
HAVILA FARNSWORTH,

Sarys0n g PbyGrian,
UNIFORMS the Public, tha. he
n has taken reidence few doors
north of the Coffee. HouGe, Thames
Street, where he will at any time
attend 10 The calls of his friends.
Neaoporf, Od. 9th, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17
EVENING SCHOOL.

HE Subfcriber would inform the citizens
4 of Newport, that he purpofcs to opcn
an Evening School. on the 5th of Ottober, at
Mr.. Mac intolh Aexandct's honfe in MARI
borough-frect, where I've now keeps Day
School in which will be :aught Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Engliih Grammar,
Geography, &c. Parents or matters, who
win TO fend their children or appre ntices,
may b: afured of The fubicriber's careful at
tcntion to infrue, them. 1hofc who have a
defire to fend, may be informed of the terms
of tuition, aud other particulars, by calling
at the Rev. Jolhua Bradlcy's.
JASON SPRAGUE.
Nesutort, Sept. zS, 1901. 3t6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-17

OLIVER FARNEwoRTH
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

'Viee.Ad Id. Eelfon's report to ne of the &C.
ton on the I'd NIT. fiis Lordihip has Rated
|fo fully The whole Of his proceedings on that
dav, as only to leave me he cPportuniy to
teaify my entire acquieicence and telimony of
the bravery and inuePidiiy with which the &C
tion was fuppo'tcd throughout The ine
Was il po(Iible for me 70 add any thiag to
the well earned renown o, Id. Nelfon, It would
be BY axe ting, that bis exertions, great as they
have heretofore been, never was carried TO a
hi cher pitch of zeal for bis country's fervice.
have only TO lament that the fort of attack
confined within an intiicafe and narrow paGape,
excluded the lhips particularly under NY com
mand from the opportunity Of exhibiting their
valour: but can, with great truth, alerr, th t
the fame fpfit and zeal animated the whole OF
the feet and truR thar the let in which
we are engaged viii, on fome future day, afford
them an location OF fhewing that the whole
we're infpired with the fame ipirlt, had the field
beea fufcicntIy exteulive TO have brough, i:
into a6tioa.
It is with the deepea concern l mention the
lef Of Capts Mofe and Riou, two very brave
and gallant officers.
From the known gallantry of Sir Thomas
ThomPfrn o. former occafions, the naval fer.
vie will have to regret the lois of the future
exertions of that brave officer Whole leg was
lhot off,
For all other particulars beg leave 70 refer
their .ordfhips TO Capt. Utway, Nho was with
Lord Mellon II the latter part Of the action, and
able to anfNer any queaion hat may 1e tho't
necefary @ put Il him a return If the kill
ca and wounded you will receive herewith.
have the honol to be Sc.
II papKEp
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
Engh6 KRory gvsr tie Dane,.
LoNDoN GAZErTr- a.

LONDON C GAZETTE, APRIL r6.
Axfra8 from tie dypatcbet Of Adnirai Sir HYDE
PGrkrr, Z3ra s.
After anehcrtng aboHl tive or fix miles from
the Hand Of Hun, reconnhitred, with Vice.
Ad. Id. Mellon, and Rear Ad Or YES, the for.
r'dsble lire Of thips, radeaus, pontoons, galeys,
hfe ihiPs, aud gun boats, ga ked and Imported
by exteuiiye batteries on the two lhands called
the Crowns; the Target of which was mounted
with from 50 to 70 pieces of cannon thele
were again commanded by two lhips Of 70 guns,
and q large frigate in the inner road Of Coz en-.
hagen and two 81 gun fhPs without mats J
were moored on the fat, on the cardboard eide
OF the entrance into the ariena.
The day after the wind being foutherIy, we
again examined their petition, and came TO the
Teiolution Of attacking them from the fouth-
ward.
Vice AID. Id Mellon, having offered his fer
vices Tor condu6f & the attack had fom. days
before we entered the Sound, lhifted his flag to
the Elephant; and after having examined and
buoyed the Outer Channel Of the Middle
Ground, his Lordfhip proceeded with the twelve
fhips OF the line named in the margins, all the
frgates, bombs, fire FL ps, and all the fmall
yehels, and that evening anchored off Draco
Point, to make bis difpolition for the attack
vahd wait for the wind to the Southwark.
Ii was agreed between US, that the remain
ing ihips with me fhoud weigh at the fame
moment his Lordhip did, and menace the
Crown batteries, and the four ihips Of the line
thar lay at the entrance OF the arfenal (; as alto
to cover our dilabled hips as they came out of
acton.
have now he honor to enclore conv a
EAp5anf, Defanes, Nonqreb, Beiioaa Edgar,
Rg9sL GaGgsj, GlaffsS, 81, Agamemnen, Pcybbe
msJ, hr5sHt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

Paris N very few days.--Lord Hawteibury
aud NJ. Ot,o hige alnioa daily interviews.--
A Mefe6ger, we uudelR nj, was dispatched
by the latter to Paris This day.
APRIL 8.
The French official paper hys, that Can
theaurnt's qCadron cha(td the Britih fquad
ron unter Al. Warren into Mahon, ard then
proceeded 10 Toulon; upon which Ad w
put 70 fes again and appeared cff The Gulf
Of Naples NJ arch 6 with four ih;ps of the lire.
An Ensliih private account fays, Ad. War
rem had biockaded Gsntheaume's fquadron at
1oulon.
Gen. Abercrombie anchored of Abonkir,
March
It IS r,id The Englfh have taken the illand of
Zante, and 5 RulIian veasls.
APRIL 10.
Trsaty bst5aeeh France and Naples.
In the Sreaty concludes bctween France and
Narles, Ihe latter through the interference of
RuiIia, procu ed better terms than othe rwie
oould have been obtained. HIS Siciliap Maief-
/ ~ ergagts % ihut the ports of Naples an 81
ely agAinit the Britih and TurkiIh veilels, till
all di1- en,e among the European powers a'e
accommodated. The NeaPolitsn ports are to
.
q Naples .cedes 10 The French Government
Porto Lorgone, in he lie of Elbe, fome terri
tories in Tufcaoy, together with the principal.
~ Of Piombino.
A fun Of morey is to be paid TO the French
citizens, who had been fufFerers all perfons
who have been inprifoned for political opinions,
are 20 be Teleaed, and thofe who have fed or
hare been ban'ihed, are permitted 70 return,
with the entrance Of TIE reRitutinn of their pro
Perty. The 4 tues, picture and o'her works
Of art, wbch we're 'aken away from Berne by
the Ne4Poltan troops are to b. refored to
France The Bitavian, Cifslpine. aro L gui-
ran r Pubics are included IN The Treaty..
APRILI3.
Mr.. Otto's lat MeGenger returned yeasrJay /;
and is fad to be he b.arer Of important diff
patches refPearg the Negociatiun
After the Danes entered Hamburg, Prince
Charles Of HeGe, demanded of The Senate the
felueRraticn Of itiib merchandise and ioan
of Tx millions of marks. The Pruilians occupy
Bile and the luburhs Of Hamm. II is laid
that the King Of Prulia has oAic ally rnouac-
ed his detetIn nation to take immediate poAef
Con Of Hamburg.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
ApRIL IL.
Deatk Of tie Emperor # RLEa.

YeRer1av late in he afternoon, capt. Hesrpe
ar wed in town witt an account Of The deA h
Of Paul T. Emperor OF ali the Ruilias He is
faid to have gone 60 BID " n, ufual p alth, an
70 have been faund Jla1 ,en morning.
(Hsndlk) LosDoN, AFRIL "a
Laa right : MsGeoger a,ri. cd from Peterf
burgh, with an acc3unr thar The Emperor Paul
bad been found dead ia bis bed 1--WE believe n
the sd ult. and it's in. pole be had been poi
foned.) His eldell fon, Alexander, had been
proclaimed Emperor. The iatt / imme jiate'y
ordered all The Englilh Prlr ners 70 te let q IL
betty, and letters % be addr d-d r. orr Court,
.contanng he mot friendly aflraaces aad
has diie5tsd thar Count WoronL7w ihould b.
IeinRated as his Amb hador here.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25
DsDHAm (MqD.J MAY 70.
MELANCHOLY Catastrophe

A MIR JAIoN FARBAEKs, whole age is about n
Yeas and M1s ELIZABETH FALEs or refpedable
families both born end had lived near The center Of
attachment towards each other. But il leems fomc
obacle had been in their way. either 70 an union in
marriage, or to tranquil enjoyment ofther courtip
They had met, II feems by agreement in thcket Of
birches about rods from her fathers houfe where
they had frequently before come (as he ays) 10
final dcterm nation. What particulars here paHed
between them IS uncertain But. % the horror and
conformation Of her parents and the fympsthzing
grief Of every iuicepbe ofthe feelings of humaui-
~ sbont o'clock yelcrday he came 70 their houCe
(where he had unulualy been bcfore) all reeknp with
blood, and holding out, at the fame time knife vet
warm with blood, 10 lome one Of the family with
which, he fad Eliza had killed herfelf and that lhe
then ay dead in the brche (ponting to the fpo aud
mat ne had attempted 10 do the fame with himfef
out was nnahle!-The amazement, the heart dfracfinc
angurh which iezed on the parents brothers & filters
q ne hapeis victim, at luch fight and relation can
better be conceived than dgcribcd-when haening ~
the fatal place, they found indeed his melancholy faI
out 100 true-Ehza yet breathcd hut was fDeechIefs
few fruggies hnihed the Ian fad efforts az ~, ~
ture -Her body was cruelty mAngicd having been
haonec IN iundry places, cut on her arm and hand
and her throat cut m mott knocking manner Yer
Plteous plants were heard near quarter Of mite h,
number OF young women who knew her voice =
Her companion, tho he had walked to the bouEe hal
his own throat cut, and varons ifabs in his hr-.d
bowels, &c yet this morning oclock. we hear IN 1.
ilili alive, but in mpl dePlotal : Gtuation.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

KiNed-OAicers 90 Seamen, Marines, and
Soldiers z34.
Wounded. officers 4 8; Seamer, Marines
and Soldiers 64t. Total killed and wounded
945.
CoPENAACEN, APRIL g.
Lord Nelfon's propofals TO the Prince Royal,
were, III, That Denmark mould receie from its al
lance with RufTia. .. That be fhould be permit
ted TO repair his ihps in the DanGh docks. g. That
the wouuded on board the EngHlh feet ihould Dc
taken care Of, IN the Danifh hofpitals. The two
iTft were reieaed the latter alTented to. Our
lois 10 the late battle amounts to between 1900 and
1000 men.
April a.-Lord Mellon has diued twice with the
Crown Prince. The negotiation progreties with
activity; as does alto our defenGge meafures The
arnitice is prolonged for "a hours. Denmark will
aor recedc from the armed neutrality.
The Englilh have landed their wounded on the
lie Of HUN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

"A letter from a Briti1 Office, R,,., ~.
pedIiou :: concerted az Martinique, 70 maxi !. 7
tempt asa'nii TgadalonPe. lis Prsfusd IA, 49, !.
10000 troops viii be employed and a, ~ sol. y
people at that iSnd are much diaatshsd ss s..a
opportunity to shiie IN the snterpfizs, the osc ~
ia thought highly probable" - '-'''A 9TH
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

Lord Mellon on lanting Copenhagen "a d 70 Gen.
Lindholm that the French had fought bravoy, but
that they could have funaiRed than one hour
fuoh fire the Danes iuaantd for four hours. Z"
have" added be, in the cou fe of my ile, been in
los engagements but thar of to day was the mot
terrible Of all
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

Letters received in town yeAsriay by the
Liibon mail Rate, that truce has been agreed
TO Between Spain and Portugal for a term Of
four months. TIE commercial intercourse he
tween the wo count H. is to Be placed on the
fame footing as before the war.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-25

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