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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-25
NEW YORK, February iS.
ARRIVED,

- N6V- AONN, rSO1ud1y LOO
ARRIVED,
SHIPS John, Wyer, Portfmouth: George,
M'Collom, Anferdam; ich'rs Nancy,
Cafe, N. Carolina Regulator, Campbell,
Cape Francois; 0oop Pomona, Hamilton,
Iiavarna.
CLEARED,
Brig Mohawk, Sage, Port Republican.
The lhip Che1apeak, Tcmbs, has ar
rived at, Amaerdam.
The lhip George, M'Colom, belong
ing to Savage and Dugon, of Philadel-
ph:a, failed from Amferdam the 10Th of
December with IS pipes Of gin, fome
linen &c. The Niagara, Exchange, and
brig Hazard, were to fail the fame day
for this port. Dec. 70, in lat. 40,
ipcke the Britiih frigate Triton, on a
c.uife. Dec. 20, in lat. Sc, go, was
boarded by the Rririlh frigate Gorgon,
with nyoy Of 10 fail, from Eng and
to the Wet Indies. Jan. II, in lat. II,
fpoke brig, ~ days from Portfmouth to
New Providence. Jan. II, in lat. IL,
90, was boarded by the Britiih Nip Mag
nanine, Of A guns. Feb. Z, in lat. z s,
50, long. ~, 80, fpoke the brig William,
Iiail, IS days from New York to ia
naica: in aievere gale day or two be-
tore, were obliged TO throw overheard
her deck load. Feb. 6, in lat. go, long.
II, 80, ipoka the brig Leonard, Morris,
II days from Salem for Eavanna. Same
day, the ich'r Oliver, O'Neil, ; days
from N. Carolina FOR Jamaica.
Yeiterday arrived here the fhip John,
Captain Wyer, owned by Allen Shepherd,
from Portflnoutl, England, whence fhe
failed the 9TH Of Dec. She was fent in
there by tie Swan loop Of war, having
been captured or the econd of Sept. on
her raaage from this pert to Arnfterdam,
with cargo Of fugar, tobacco, wood, &c.
which was left for trial.
Dec. IS, in lat. IS, z9, long. 10.
poke the ihip Northern Liberties, capt.
M'Csrr, rs days from Charlefeon for
London. Same day, fpoke brig, Jones,
OF alexandria, from Antigua for London.
Jan. 9, IN lat. 50, IS, long. 4s, in
gale, the Diana, from Eoaon for the Pa
CHIC Ocean. Feb. 5, in lat. "a, II,
long. II, fpoke the lhip Cumberland, :,
Gays from St. Sebafians for Baltimore.
Game day, fpoke the brig -, Swift,
81 New Bedford, days from Savannah
tor Liverpool. Feb. 10, in lat. 90,
iPoke ieh'H3 days from Norfolk for Bof-
ton. Feb. Il, in lat. 80, long. IS, fpoke
the Hoop Nonpareil, Worshington, 40
Gays from New Orleans for New Y ork,
put being In diarefs, intended making the
"fis port-iupplied her with provisions.
Lett at Pottfnouth, the brig Nancies,
A'k,'nion, belonging to MIR. Steinback,
81 THIS city. She had been on fhore, loft
ner mats, and was towed into port by
noop. Her fails, fpars, &c. were fold
a. auction On the I'd of Jan. Left alto,
ene hip Clermont of Wilmington, N,
=. rortfmouth brig, capt. Bowles, and
TIE brig Franklin, of Bottom.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-25
PUBLIC AUCTIO ~.
At PHILADELPHIA.

On ThurJaay morning, the 5th day
of next month, (Mavch) n1o
O'Clock, will be fold at PUBLIC
AUCTION, to clols the Sales ,
ofMe Cargo per Nip Camilla,
Tuit arrived from Canton,
zoo chefs, I
100 quarter chefs,
500 do. do. fine Hylon do.
$50 do. do. fupcrior Souchong do.
$50 do. do. Young Hyfon do.
1900 pieces Nankeen.
100 do. coloured LuteArings, eIe-
giant patterns.
s. do. blue do.
100 do. black do.
IS do. green do.
50 do. black Satin.
100 do. blue Senihaws.
SO do. black do.
BY John Connolly,
Auttionesr.
February -. att
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
BOSTON, February 5.
rived, Three Brothers, Blake, Cape

Arrived, Three Brothers, Blake, Cape
Francois.
Same day, u. S. fhip Merrimack,
capt. Brown, from cruize. Saluted the
town. The Merrimack has been abfent
from this town more thana year, in which
time che has cruizcd from Barbados to the
Bay of Mexico, off Vera Cruz, Havanna,
Curacao, Porto Cavcllo, &c. The crew
have enjoyed health, but one man having
died during the cruize. She is laft from
St. Kits, via St. Barts and St. Thomas,
from which Che conveyed AZ fail, bound
to different ports on the continent.
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Arrived, the fhip Cincinnatus, captain
Samuel Endicott, ~ days from the Ha-
wanna, via the Vineyard. Left the latter
place in company with about 20 fail, a.
mong which was the trig Three Friends,
capt. John Endicott, OF this port, from
Surrinam. Sailed from the Havana in
company with the United States nip De-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-17
''es Of the count ~
e deRE,, bon 81 fSch

tended that 1t was mott importantxduty, |
without the performance of which the
houfe Of representatives would be traitors
70 that people whole good ought to rea
upon the heart Of every man, and whole
intereit could never be more faithfully eff
fettuated than in tae perpe tuai p Of. q law
which would efeetually 60 to protect the
government of their choice.
He was fuspriiea at his colleagues OBJ
jeetion, and that of the gentleman from
Penmylvania, .sEhen il was made 70 evil
IDENTIFY to appeal. by the gentleman from
Maryland tMr. Dennis) that fuch pro.
.teetion was afforded by their own Rate
contribution and laws! This truth was too
ftrong to bcrelifted. He believed tito be
the cafe inalmofl every fate. And if 10
IN the individual itates, Why fhould not 70
valuable = remedy he afforded to the 90
scrnment Of the union? This was the char
terof OF vene rable fires, & what principle
fhould withhold this difpontion from their
scnlightcned and experienced ions! Why
I fhould that be denied to the fupreme 90
.1vcrnmene which every member Of the houie
and which every individual in the union
enjoyed! Why fhould, gentlemen deny
that to the federal government which was
not denied to the feparate governments :
There was however, Mr.. Lee laid, a
poiptsof view which this fubjeA affirmed
to HIM, Of very important nature, ard
which ne had not heard from any gentle-
man. Unlefs this deluge of falfehood and
defamation was impeded in its courfe or
prevented by wholcfome and timely provi-
viions, the confidence of tfc people is re-
moved, and even beyond the podibility Of
relief; the fatal blow once given TO the
confidence Of the people, all the.efforts to
re-cfablilh THAT confidence i. ii vain.
But gentlemen fay that unleis this law
Is uttered TO fall, you rciiit the voice Of
the people. How do they climate this
tact In whatvway can the voice of the
people be 70 efeeaually heard as by their
elections! And 70 faras The voice of the
people has been heard on that iubjeet, it is
in favor of the law, for the exprefIion Of
llepublic approbationhas been experienced
an the reelection of men whole principles
are in perfect accordance with thcfc who
frf enacted it. Added to this, has not
Virginia, after expreGing her pointed diff
APPRECIATION of this meafure, ~fubmisted her
arguments and her defnifi4e vote to all
her filter fates; and out Of them how ma
ny were there found to approve Of her
meafures Very few indced--he believed
out of the Gxteen not more than two or
three!
Mr.Lee- could not but admire the Tooth
dng manner in whichhis colleague confoled
the houie on the change of politics that
was about to take place. For the frR time
fnce he had the honor ofa feat in the houic
Rad he heard fuch harmonious and highly
grateful accents drop from the lips Of that
hon. gentleman. AS this meafure would,
mott undoubtedly, tend to increafe & eta
blifh the Happiness & fecurity Of the govern
ment, and all its well difpofed citizens he
hre<~A that rvoc<1o..,oct.
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colleague.
: But how ihort lived were this pleafipe
accents! How foon did we hear from the
aaociates of that gentleman, the mott poie-
nant anathemas againf the judiciary OF our
countrys Such as could fcarcely be tho't
poaible to -eicapc their lips, agsina men
who have no opportunity Of indicating
.themielves! Where are vaniihed thoie
Pleafng forebodings Of political Happiness
Is it the way to make the. people happy, to
depict the iupreme judiciary of our coun-
@try-men who hold their ofiees--not fcr
a day-not during executive pleasare-
but for life--to depict thoie men in colors
70 unworthy their high characters! But
certain ne was that the gentlemen were
incorrect in their opinions; was he not
well aaured that they were in an error,
and believed with them that our judiciary
were partial and corrupt, his duty would
excite him TO join them; not perhaps in
attacking men who were not able to anlwer
in the houfe, but in taking meafures wlere
by full and fair examination fhould be
had. This he knew to be the mode which
true candor would point cut.
True it was that vaf change had been
made in the direction Of our affairs: he did
hope tho he heidi not bel;eve) this change
would be productive Of much good to the
people. Believing that this law would be
protection to the administration in the
ways of truth and virtue-wilhing 70 do
unto others as he delired they fhould do
unto him, how could gentlemen On the
other iide fuppofe thar they would violate
their principles of homer and integrity 70
much as to depart from fyftem they had
| RATED for tkemielves! What better attach
mert could be diiplayed than to afford the
future adminiNration the fame aid which
twas afforded to one more peculiarly ap-
liproved of by majority Of the prefent
Ehoufe
MIR. Lee conclndcd by expecting mott
iincere hope, that the iucceis under the
operation Of this law, and full iatisfaeti-
on OF its being Arietly confitutional, in
the opinion Of the judges, which in our
government tamped its authority, might
operate to continue to the government eve
| ny neceflary protection, and cvince to the
world that the political fitting of the fe-
deral lide of the houfe was as bright as its
rilng, and their laf acts devoted to the
public good.
BOSTON,. February
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informs. that the failing of the NJ.
chants feet was poRponed to the ao,h 49, -
March. o'a Of
Arrived, Hoop Humbird, Miles. r,m,;.
ca. Capt. Miles put into Charleiton :.
diitrefs on the I'd inis. In lat. re- lo,a ~
81, picked up the crew Of the R;8na *.
; which veiiel had foundered at Tea. e,sS ua
nj. failed inco. with the brig Sally, bomb
10 Savannah, and parted with her r..
10th nit. a's
arrived, shr. Volunteer, Goats, Surf.
nam.
Arrived brig Moses Gill, Fits, New
Orleans, from the Belleeie. Ian. 20 !.
Lar. 70, II, fpoke the Britiih frjeate e.
opatra, who after firing feveral guns, bro,t
him too, the captain was ordered on board
OF the Cleopatra, together with his crew.
alter itriet examination Of his papers and
very III treatment from the Lieutenant Of
the irlgate, he was permitted to proceed
on MS voyage, after OBTAINING one of hi,
crew, who had not certificate of his beior
an American Citizen and ient on board
capt. Fits two men who they had taken
out OF former veas!s. On the soth Of
January under the Cuba ihore fpoke the
United States fhip Delaware, Captain
Spotfwood, who informed Captain Fits
that he had few days before recaptare,
the fchooner Jane, Of Philadelphia, which
had been prize to French Privateer
which he was then blockad;ng in the Ma.
tanzies.
Capt. F. was informed that French
brig privateer of Is guns, was cruiing of
Cape Anthony, which Captain Spo,lwooi
ATTENDED to go in puriuit Of.
The Hannah, Prior, from Philadelphia
to Gulpho Dhlu, failed from Philadelphia
In Augu9 lat, has not Gnce been heard of,
and is iuppoled to have foundered at in
the gale on the 9th of September Taft.
The fch'r Alert, capt. Adams, has ar
| rived at Barbados, from Alexandria.
A vefel ison fhore on the Wet Bank.
Yesterday arrived ,fch'r Two Brothers.
twenty nine days from Turks Hand,
capt. Halves, Of Philadelphia. Wefailed
in company with the brig BelyidereA
White, of and for Baltimore.
Brig Nancy, of Sagg Harbour, has ar
rived at Turks Iland.
The lch'r Franklin, of Port{mouth, N.
H. paaed Turks 1land for Salt Key, on
the 18TH January.
February 4, in lat. "a, As, long. ~,
70, fpoke fch'r Union, Halves, so days
from New York, bound to Charlefon.
Arrived on the fame day, fch'r Viraso,
Fuller, II days from Guadaloure.
The above lch'r was taken on her pal.
fage from New York by a French priva-
teer, and carried into Guadalupe, where
fhe was acquitted Immediately, on condr.
ton of difpofng of her cargo there. Capt:
F. informs, that they plundered him OF
every thing they could lay their hands
upon.
Arrived the fame day brig Ccmmtrce
Delano, eighty-two. days from hull
January I6, in latitude az, SO, long; o''
II, Gpoke Echooner Helen, from New Lon.
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Brig -, Williams of Phila-
delphia, paiied Turks Iland, the 9Th of
January.
Arrived brig Pallas, Cunningham, Mar
tina, Brea, Jam.) 20 days, in ballaf, ad-
oreGed to Lewis .simord--Sailed in co.
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NEW-LONDON.

I'VE V-IO1tIolNI January 80.
Arrived fch'r Buck, ]. Buck, jun. St.
Thomas. Left there, brig Freeman, Ben
ton; fch'r Hope, Buffet; floop Harriet,
Stonington, to fail for this port in llort
time.
Capt. Buck, fpoke fch'r Apollo, Sar-
rel, SO hours from New York, bound to
Bermuda.
Packet I,,dufy,, Keeney, from New
York.
Brig from New-Providence, bound to
New Haven.
Packet Lucyann, Champlin, from N.
York.
Sch'r Winthrop, Trott, St. Vincents
light winds and ftrong tides obliged her to
al Choir back of Fiiher's iAand.
February L.
Arrived, feh'r Polly, Cleft, Surr;nan,.
Jan. s4th, in Lat. 50, long. 70, fpoke
Zip Oh. rlotte, Leeds, of this port, from
Liverpool, bound to Savannah, 66 days
out.
Left at Surrinam, ich'r Still,
to fail when ready.
Arrived, packet Traveller, Chapel,
New York, with 81 menrecruited for the
lhip Connecticut.
February 2.
Sch'r George, Newell, from this port,
bound to Dsmarara, put into Tortola in
difrefs.
Arrived, fch'r Fanny, Turner, from
Turks Iiland. Three Of his people, ma
tives Of this town and ncighbourhood,
were taken out Of his vefel, by 4 gang
from Britifh man of war, at Martinico,
and detained. The mate they feverely
wounded with cutlefs capt. Turner al
10 received a wound in his face.
Arrived, brig Heroine, Smith, Hart
ford; fch'r Columbia, Sherman, belong
ing to the wefward; fch'r Sally, Hub
bard, of Middletown; failed with fleet
OF Americans, under convoy Of the Mer-4
rinack; parted co. in lat. zo.--Capt.
Benton, fch'r Peggy, Hartford, was in
in the feet. He was taken by French
privatcer going out, and retaken by an
American frigate. Sch'r -, Birdney,
was taken and retaken; fold the fch'r at
Martinique, and took panagein captain
Benton.
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and while coin.

Hiy out$ ID received di1Patch
from the American Conful, that there was
a French privatecr off the Matanzas, and
another daily expected in confequence Of
which he left capt. Endicott and went in
purfuit Of them. The crew OF the Della
ware were all well and in good fpirits.--
Leftat the HAVANA about SO fail of Anne
rican veGels, among which was the ich'r
Sally, capt. Gould, Of this port, who had
been taken by an Engliih priyatecr and
fent to N. Providence, where his veiiel
and cargo were cleared, the capto-s pay
ing charges. The Sranifh men OF war
were fitting for fea, and an embargo was
daily expected by the merchants. The
Britith fhip Thunderer OF "a guns, and
her fch'r tender of 10 guns, were craiing
off the Havana. 1t was very healthy at
the Havana when capt. Endicott failed.
Spoke nothing.
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LIST OF LETT ERS
III the Psf-QEae, Portland
JULY I,I8oI.
{ T59E 7azes arb 4, f0sc1 sqasre5 ars s P,ytisr4

[Tt3E 7azes arb Z, f0sei sea.rsS ars sf P,,.iao5
Adam. Lym7r; Adams Nathan; Atyy;ck
Thomas c. ; Atsms AIRS Saliv.
y -Blrkrr jeremiah. gtroa4 zgatcr Brown Ms
Msry 2 aochari Ntthaaid Blown O,dv,av, I
'wn j'.L jim. Beh- mrs, E4lnoafb Be cket
Th1mas Blr-y Be- mn
C--Co'u. ot'n-e'; Collins Daniel Cat- ELea-
5rtbj Coi-Art JoiPh Corf mess CuGnaa
Samuel +. faiaoa.b CLARK Mr. S. All, Carr F-
~ 5et5; ChaiWeli william Gle John; Camp
oei CoIn' Capt. Colby Ph"p; Ch,Dery Jof pb,
Streld-u4trr.
.D.-Dcinkwater pm; Duocan james. care
Of Ttonss Arn"it DavItfl. WnIlm Davis
william t'!aoaf5 f; Du.,h john Capt. Foiszo, b !;
Dyer RnJ-rt, Cape EHz45rt5
F-Ftsrr Wuthrcp
F-Frer-h Nsthan.e; Frl William Cope FH-
s0bsfb; FTnait George CAPE E.iza5,f5; FoiIrc
JAMS 7 -As Hanfan.
G.-Grfb.h Ms; C'rd1ar JIM. Fa,n,afL /.
rords ic71o', Falmouth; Goodwin S4muI /;
CO dtmth John, \
-Hcnior DANIEL; Hill Robert F,l7aufb
Hall Siias, !, Falmouth; Hr'rf>ios Mrs. Be-Fy !;
HunntTeli Mrs Lucy Halrr George LANES
C4p' EI2' 6st5; Hl'chins Mrs. polly; Hatchus
Samuel.
Jl-Johnfon Jot-ph. a, Falmouth Jotrfon "a
cob, C'pr.; Jordao Bart.
Xxx liY Mrs. Mary Kinblp Solomon.
L.-L1crrway Mrs Han. ah Lord Mrs Ruth,
Falmouth oT Either, SfJ9adlyafrr LIE Down
ing. Cupe- EAzu5efb.
M.-Mange Hewey, :; Morton & Chadwick /;
Myer Richard Mann Jamrs, Sn6a4zvatry 2;
Mc'Lel4n Capt Mich nor Abel Maxwell Pat
rick, Cabr- HhEa5etbi Mar-ar Jolhua.
N--NoweA James; N4plen James Niles
Amafa
P--Pertin' NJ. Abigail PIERCE Mrs. Ruth !;
PIERCE C=orP-, Or5frld
R.-RackIcf James Roundev John; Kicker
P,lcrah Ron.H John Robert BP6raim. Ca9sEH
za5.t5 Reed jonathan.
S. SocIar James, Fai7.cat&; Sharon Nathan
tel; Sloan Adam, F7i,7oafb; Sirout Thomas.
Cybe EHsa5rtb Stronr Jofph Sleeper Jacob
T.-TaylOr Enenez Temple Jonn Taylor
Same, Towers Ms. Suiarnah.
W.-Worccfar VIII an W1od'ord Fhcne,er,
FaLn2ab; Ward John Whttemcre Ira.l ; Wa
krr Nj r. Eliz ,b-th.
Y-Young IfaaC.
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93ortlan0,
MoNDAr, july s, 1901.
american Independence.


e.,srday Ian, being he Anniversary Of this
ever DEAF to Americans, was noticed i
80 ,owc. with demona ations Of mirthful
tn and ioy. A diicharse Of artillery,
49, ns IF bells, and the dfPlay Of the Amer
III 4. dard on be fhifping, and in dife cot
- e the town, welcomed the memorable
Fn.-f,rv. The appearance of the Portland
~ - Vsl,r,esry, under Maj BoYD, did honor
\. law. After PaGins through many evo
-. With foldierly exattnefs, they paired
7 i large and elegant sew Hi, in Fore
49,, we're they were 10 ned BY large colec
~ g citizens A federal diicharge was then
~ and the Volunteer, after marching thro
--:,r;oal ltreets, returned o TIE Hall, where
III o,rtrok Of handfome entert alnment pre-
n,rej for the occaGon. The ufu ] number of
IN, were given, and The company retired
's.~r patire the day with the mott uninter-
~ hilarity. Several companies If CHI
IN added 20 the celebration Of this national
$500, ~ iaing in entertainments and ek-
eGng then feelings in longs, toaIts, and ientl
mems.
II moR Of The towns il the vicinity, the day
,ras celebrated 10 f1lendid manner. At Free.
nor tbere was great military parade and
a. oratoo was drli ere1 By Nj. CvsHIxc.-
Ar MOI yarmouth a VOLUNTEER company made
IL fra appsar ance; an GRAFTON was delivered
NJ DR. CREEN. At Gorham there was alto a
nila.ry parade and az or ton was delivered
byN c. Lit u EfI Further particulars Of
proceedings wi ;oaas, &c. will be noticed in
he nexI GazsIte,
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Eroni Newburyport Paper, June 40.
Catf. RollqaG oftk, krig Ilair, fam Cua4lbnbl.
eStb b left IA Ja7r, egas beaded BY tbe BrrB
!. 'saf ha'abt IN abqsd an b3Qr and an half afer
80. zoe port, tveate5 bin qUi!5 civiffy and aHer
s4'Si1s 5J pa1e'5, aLo+gsd hin 10 brotecd--Tbere
70 sebSib ftbs Inc and aE2t5er (rigats n coa,bq-
--tfVf aaS before Capt r left GnaGal9ubr f1D9
y ss''' % ~ guns bad aYri1'ed there qytb G,H. Ia
~ command il ebirf ftbe IlI8d, 1vitb ~
s's'p'' Hsn Jaa to BE- z09rtby and reIbstabis
S0So 9OW Dot eoanteaanee inj4Rlce, nor req
'',ssioliz,gg PriaciphJ.
n, r-@ SaF'aaa, 20 days from Cua4aloats, iato-u5
80 -Y pfeOi9gJ 10 biz failing, 80 citizens acre ar
:. "atr 81 toe ne1O GOz,ey4oy and Enf on board
Il ] f0t irIgatsj 6ourd 10 France.
s.1 ff = tifrJ from Gnadaion5s eozfyz tb. q5ave
i,ts., y i91f TEE Grrsqca qGers TIE bigbsR toard
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NJ very ieyere 10 this to,Vp and g-in'tT, On he
sIlsrnoon and eve1ing Of Thurfiay laa. Al
lsrhyarmouth the ufe Of widow Ruf=ll was
truck The el 6ric 4 i'd defended partly out
Gds, forcing off the cl1pboards and hi1gIes,
iniParty down chimney, which penetrated a
sprm where number Of men were fitting, one
Of uham r-ceiv-d c-nddera i lhock in one Of
Ais lees, wai,h b shumb-d itf,r veral hours
f1rtua4tsly 10 other danage oc-trreL
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THEATRE

The refpeaable company o. Comedians, now
4 this town, pref-nted ,wo # KotztLge'5 Ora
ma LAT week, in a more perfect MANNER han
AZ performances of he IA have been before
ca 5Ittd in this town. Another of KofzeBas's
mott able PRODUCTION, Will Be reprelen;ed dis
sVenin7. As The company viii continue blt a
;a'Tt tine in town, il Is Pre(umed tia the low
ers Of raronal amufcment will embrace the
2Tslsnt opportunity to 2r4tify themf-Ives with
'hoit pictures Of life which are 70 we'll calcul4-
sdt0 inRrna and amufs.
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CASn1Irr

The following melancholy sFrir happened
n .iyermore % Monday lat: Mr.. abraham
lfqsH, aud Mr.. EhbbaAt P5lpsA being toseth
n IN falling trees, md having & PPed a nun
b,r, 10 order to force Them down aeainR "a
6ther. one Of hem nor being pteG hart en
euQh to fall 1pped BY The Others, and fell d.
"A sly toward, MeF Weaon and Rowell. Mr..
lowell made no ATTEMPT &c &c; swIy, bu,
4aze5 al the tree, uni it fell, which hit him On
he o7 ofhs head, AID Kill Cd h'm inif ntly-
AZ. Welon re- eiveI blow eithe from be TO-
IL or Il nb Of The tree, acrofs hi hips, while At
em2ting 10 make his sfape over log lying
a his way, which pr we'd fatal to him-hr
Aysd bet a feR hours at g.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
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Marine 5Ssys3 ArtIcIeC.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

JR5 ARRIVED brig Unicorn, Capt. L. Smith,
DAYS from Demsrara Left there June sth. brig
Eliza, ., w. Vincent, Bottom brig Hannah, Ed
ward Kelorrar, PepPrrelborough 1Oop Dirpatch,
Nathaniel Fofs, do to lsl 10 10 days brig Mary
Cardiac, 5. RobnfOn, Portland brig Planter,
Bordman, Portimouth, loG three Of his hands,
Brig Harriet, Smith, NorwiIh faided for EfIiqnt bo.
Nay 81; brig Ann, Hooper, PorTmouh, failed FOR
Tobago, 1oih May Schooner Silers, Thomas
Chllds, failed 'or Kennebunk, 9Th June.
Same day, Arrived brig Neptune, capt D Smith,
"a days from rbce Lift there fhip Butler,
Waite. and tohr Sally and Mary, Crofs ofthis port
Aio. capt Williams, Of Bottom, who had fold to
Merchant, who had failed.
TbErjdgy, C7uIy 7-Arrived fh. Sally, Capt Vim.
Bnckman, days from Wilmington, N. c. left
there fchr. Two Brothers, commanded by capt.
David Still, WGcaGet
Saturday, Jply Arrived chr Swallow capt
Thomas Waite. I8 day from Marigalante, Which
place he left the 18Th June July d lat. g, long.
90 IA" the wreck # 4 ihp creed FOR % guns, 10
Guiding hern ports with woman figure head The
head part broken of, painted haCk-She bad hufh
deck, her waite black outid- and red iu--fuppnled
to be between 80 and aco toas burihen.
Thc Sachem, M'Donald, II this port, has arrived
al Liverpool.
Capt. Taylor, who arrived Al Bottom. Tuefday
Taft, fell ~ " Ii the wreck Of gn dccked hOonrr
which appeared 10 be full ot lumber, called he
Nancy, Of Portland.
Sbip NR7r H7:tc, of IBIS part 4vitb 80 otber Avse-
ricaE afBeis Syer~ Barcelona HAY D. eoaftizg fsy
C1av5y from ir Cas4 Slater not ting betaanftG 10
arm ~ tbe SbanJb G5verH2s,gf.