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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-03

preparations Of the enemy, we are to look
for more than common hardhips.
Col. Stevenlon fucceeded to the COM
mand in the Myiore on the goth ult.
when Colonel Wellelley,, our late very
gallant leader, departed for the Carnaric,
on his route TO Egypt.
This army is to be at Seringapatam on
the 10th inf. and after halt of three
da.s proceeds to Cotiote; detachment
from Bombay is to cooperate with us,
and will, to g certain extent, influence our
movements.
The enemy's country is excelleatly "a
dapted to ofenfive warfare, Astounding in
laaneiles, and covered to fuch extent With
jungle, that an invading army is fubjeet
10 irceifsnt fire almo9 without knowing
from whence it aues !; the Rsjah too is
known TO have been long preparing for the
war ne has provoked.
Since the monfoon, the weather has
been fine, but rather cold, which is t}ated
to have occa6oned much licknefs in diff
ferent parts of the country, but our army
is tolerdbly healthy.
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SALEM, September II.

Arrived at the Quarantine Ground the
brigantine Sfeedwell, capt. John File
brown, SO daysfrom New Orleans. Left
there, the brig Lyon of Portland, Thomas
Norton, mater, TO fail in q days for the
HAVANA brig Hunter, of New York,
capt. Daniel Coats, TO fail in 3 days for
the Wet Indies fhip Hiram, of Savan-
nah, to fail in IL days for New York
and feversl others names not recolIceted.
Coming down tbs MiGGippi, faw the brig
capt King, 81 days from Bosdearx,
in ballalt, bound up, with 6 or : other
vchels. On the i7;h Augue, failed from.
Baltic ia company with the brig Difpatch,
capt. Bell, OF and for Philadelphia; noop
Liberty, captain Johnfon, of the fame place
hound TO the Wet Indies and the loop
Two Brothers, capt. Thomas Baker, of
and for Wilmington, (Del.) On the 4th
OF September, was boarded by the Britiih
lloop of war Ceres, capt. WoolIy, Created
pontely) bound to Jamaica, having in
company two briggs, the Warrington and
Columbia, from Port au Prince bound to
Charlefon; few days before fhe had
captured the fch'r Polly, of WifcaGet,
capt. Otis, from and bound to the fame
places. The captains of thefe veAels, on
board the noop, informed capt. File
brown, that capt. Wooley would NOT In
form them what his plea was for taking
them. The American captains on board
the iloop of war informed, that they lcf1
at Port au Prince, captains Very ard Lam
fon, OF Salem, between the 10Th and 9Th
OF Auguft, to fail in a few days.
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NEW YORK, September 20.

81
The Bordeaux papers by the fch'r Will
liam, arrived here yefterdsy, are to the
18TH Iherinidor (I4th Aug.(; but they
contain noting OF moment.
A Fr.'nch gentleman who came paacn-
ger in the above fch'r, informs us, that
Gantheaqme had returned to Toulon, af.
ter landing 5000 troops 10 Egypt--ano
ther gentleman in the fame vetlel, menti-
ons his having landed 1000. We be-
iieye that neither Of the itatements are &C
urate. In France as we'll as in Great
Britain, the publications refpeetiDg Gan
theaume, have been various and contra
oietory The prefumption therefore is,
hat no correct information had been pub
fined on this fubjea, at the date of our
aft advices.
A third paHenger mentions, that he read
in a French paper an account of victory
over the 'Englih in Egypt, which fates
that the EngInh were 70 completely RouT-
ED, that they re-embarked, and had fail
ed for England.
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hoard the three fnb -diviions. The other
G.;Gons of the fotilla were alto IN readi-
uef to fupport the van divifion. The tio-
lila kept up brifk and uninterrupted fire,
q that by noon, the enemy were Obliged
70 retire TO their firlt petition, beyond The
range of our guns. But they continued a
5ilharge Of their bombs. In the courie
| Of the day they threw above 900. Not
Jingle perfon was either killed or wound
Cd on our hde. Two of our gun-boats
were damaged, but 70 tightly that they
were the mex, morning completely repair
ed. In the morning of the 5'h the Bri-
,h feet iheeted off. Had the weather
kbeeu calm, rear admiral La Teuche might
have done them more mitchell. The Bril-
\ rim admiral's intention was 10 force our
ran diyiGon,, and to enter our harbour.
lIe has failed in it. This engagement
took place within fight both of the French
and Byitih flores. 1t is the frt of this
nature that has happened. Its confe-
ouences may render it more important
than any circumstances with Which il was
Immediately attended, in The eitimatlon OF
poHerity. --MoNITEuR.
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For 81 I f.

In purluance of an order Of the Orphans
Court for the county of Warrington, in
the D;!tritt of Columbia, viii be er-
pole to fale on Friday the sd 81, f
Ostober, init. at O o'clock, A. NJ. at
Rock-Hill, late the reiidence OF Gut
tavus Scott, efq. deceafed,
A number of Negroes, Rouie-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Horfes, Cows
and a variety ofother articles. The terms
of iale will be as follow Where the r.
Perty fold to any one purchafer fhall rot
exceed twenty dollars, Cath bur where
the property fold to any one purchaier,
ihall amount to more than that fun, cre-
dit of fix months will be given, on he
purchaler's pafing bond with good fecuri-
~ for the payment thereof, with interele
from the day of fale.
And on the Tueiday following, the 9Th
day of October, at 10 O'Clock, A. III.
will be expofed to public fac, az the
farm called Strawberry Vale, tituated
in Virginia, about nine mnes from
George Town,
a number OF Negroes, HorieS,
Mules, Cows, Calves ana Farmins U,en-
fills; belonging alfo to the eaaIe OF GuE-
tayus Scott--terms of fale as above.
On the day Of Eale at Rock Hill will like
wife be fold at public vendue,
One moiety of Grit Mil
Handing on Rock Greek. Lkewfe, a
number of we'll Gtuated LOTS in the Gil
" OF Wilmington. --Alfo, number Of
POTOMAC and POTOMAC BRIDGE
JHARES, belonging to faid eaa,e. The
terms of fale will be made known at the
day Of fsle.
ELIAS B. CALDWELL, Admir-.
Warrington, on. 8. eoot
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BOSTON, September ~.

Arrived ihip John, Motley, AuxCayes !;
fch'r Three Brothers, Hodge, Antigua !;
fnow Fox, Sawyer, St. Croix all diff
charged from Quarantine.
Thu.fday, brig Atlas, Kimball, Lifbon.
AugrA II, fpoke lhip Swanwick, Kirk
bride, from Philadelphia for Liverpool,
oat 10 days. Sept. i, fpoke brig Tho
mas, Halves, from Oporto fer New York
Sept. 20, on Grand Bank, fpoke }ch'r
Ruthy, Doane, of Bottom for Cape Cod.
Left at Lifbon, Auguf s, fhi sHenry,
Rogers, of New York Harry, Boyd,
of Phiiaoelphia; barqoe Mary, Parrot,
Of Portflnouih brig Sukey, and Betfey
Cook, salem; Seaaower, Williams, Boz.
ION; Ramble, Peafe, do. brig IfabelIa,
Bumbacy, of Baltimore, who, in lar. AZ /,
long. 81, ipoke fhip Traveller, Billups,
Of Baltimore, for CPorto, very leaky.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oaober 1.

Lat evening arrived the fhip Lavinia,
capt. Gardner, from Hamburger, in ~
days paAage. Capt. 6. politely handed
us the Hamburger papers as late as the I ,h
OF Ang. but they contain nothing new, as
the accounts are anticipated by the arri-
walls fome days Gnce at New York.
The Lavinia performed her voyage to
and from. Hamburger in 4 months.
Arrived, ihip Lavinia, Gardner, Ham
burgh; brig Molly, Higgins, Hamburger /;
Fame, Labbereen, Porto Rico Difpatch,
Bell, New Orleans Sleop Siaers, Lefort,
Nottingham, lM.)
Cleared, fch'r Hope, Winlow, Naaau ;
Dove, Gilmore, P. Republican Fair
American, franklin, New ork Hoop
Maria, Williamfon, Naiar.
Capt. Gardner left Hamburger the 1ath,
and Cuxhaven the 18th Aug.
At Hamburger, ihip Eliza, Rea, Of and
foI'rhis port, in IL days; fnow William,
Quandrille, do. "a days.
The flip Planter, Jacobs, failed z days
before the Layinia, and flip Tom, Turner.
with the brig Articles, Sherman, abour 7
days. Brig Jane, Taylor, for St. Do
mingo, failed from Hambro' early in Au-
guif.
A fhip and brig below, names un-
known.
Brig Fair American, Chamoch, fron
hence, has arrived at St. Kits.
Capt. Higgins of the Molly, pol,e in
LAT. A., long. u SO, brig Dolphin, John
fon, II days out from Liverpool, bound TO
Charieiton.
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NEW WAR IN INDIA.
HEAD quarters ofibe MyJore Irmy,

-, Deem6eYI5.
We expected that the defeat of D5on
oeah would have terminated our tolls,
and that we fhould have been allowed lei
iure to recover from the extraordinary ia.
n9ue to which that bold adventures had
MoJeeted US; but it feen,s we are doomed
70 PerPetuity of warfare, and thar the
ieuppreffon of one enemy is but the fgna
,or lone new opponent to fart into the
We are under orders to march aqainG
the Cotiote Rajah. ! do net know the
entire location of hofiilities, but from the
extraordinary natural ande artificial de-
'si'ees OF the country, and the extenfye
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-03
LONDON, Aug. 70.

LoA>1IoAS1 <A"{3' 80
We learn from Hungary, that two
thirds of the town of Gyula has been re-
duced to a(hes. The three churches, Ca
tholic, Greek and Proteaapt, the build
jugs defined for the ahemblies of the
fate, the new cattle, the fuperb mills,
the great town brewery, in a word, all
the principal edi6ces were enveloped If
flames, In the beginning of the fire eve
ry perfon endeavored TO iscure portion
of their effects the itreets, and even the
cellers were infantry filled, but fuch was
the ifreogth and rapidi,y Of the flames,
tina, fcarte Jingle article efosped.
The king of Perfa had undertaken q,
journey to Tauris, d;fance of 500 miles
troH ifpahan. Ibis place carries on
prodigious trade in cotton, cloth, hlks.
gold and FLYER brocades, and fine travis.
Il is leated in delightful plain, furround
i ed by mountains, whence itream Pre-
eeeds, which runs through the CRY. The
kings Witt is faid TO be occafoned by
iome commercial matters Is ieh require re-
gulation.
The Gazette contains an order in ceun
Gil, dated the goth ult. declaring the port
of La Valette, in the iland OF Malta, a
tree port, allowing the fame drawbael S
and bounties as are allowed on tie exror-
taton OF various articles to Minorca and
Gibraltar.
Tbe Hom5wgb Mill
The Ruiilan court has fen, circular
letter to all its diplomatic nil ifers and
agent, apprizing them that the Emperor is
willing TO renew the ufusl ccurie OF con
neetion with the French Government and
that II is no longer proper his ambanadors
ihould continue to obferve any diAance
towards the AmbaGaders of the Republic.
The pay of the Imperial troops is TO be
RATED two.kreutzers per day.
Note prefented by Citizen B.cher,
Charge d Afaires at the Imperial Diel
TO the Diredorial Minifter of Menrz -
Extract of a difpatch from the miniaer OF
Foreign Affairs ofthe Republic, dated
raris, July ID 1901, to Citizen Batch
err
:" You will complain to the Diet, that
The Englhh are procuring recruits in every
Part OF the empire; proceeding which is
m,aniieitly contrary TO the fpirit & text OF
me treaty OF Luneville: and you willin
hit that the mott vigorous mesfures be
taken to prevent fueh illicit recruiting.
(Signed) CAILLARD."
The Ruaian Minifter at Berlin, in con-
junction with lord Carysfort. has delivered
memorial, infffing upon the evacuation
OF Hanover. The King of FfuAia, il is
reported, is refolved to keep the Eireto.
rate as pledge, until the dehnitive fettle-
"ent of the affairs of the Empire.
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BALTIMORE, September 90.

BALTIMORE, September go.
Arrived, ihip Cheiapeak, s days from
New York.
Brig Apollo, captain Walker, S. days
from Newry, and 9 from Norfolk.
Sch'r Thomas, capt. Boden, IS days
from Port Republican. Left there the
fch'r PRECEDENT, capt. M'Corkle Of Balti-
more; the brig Eliza Ann, capt. Rice OF
New York, failed with the Thomas. Of
the Mole, fpoke the th'r Lydia, captain
of New York, bound to Jamaica.
OFF Cape Henry, faw fch'r which we
took to be the Barbara.
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For Sale,

A handlomc Saddle HORSE.
for Cath, Wet or Dry Goods, or to fafe
purchafer liberal credit will be given.
Enquire Of the Printers.
Sept. zS. eo6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-03
aleranDrta aoberti5er.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3.

YeRerday in the Circuit Court of the
Difrift of Columbia for Warrington
county, the Grand Jury returned the bill
of Indictment againft the Editor Of the Ma
tional Inrelligcncer, charged with libel
againa the Judiciary Of the United States,
1GNOR ANUS. =
Copy of letter from colonel FOREMAN,
late of Baltimore, received by captain
Dafhield, on bis psGage down the chan
mel.
CAPTAIN DAsHIELp,
You may inform, if aiked, that the trea-
ty with France, is finally ratified on the
part of the French Republic. That the
Tripolitan fquaoron is now out cruiGog in
the Mediterranean, and it is thought will
extend their cruiEe as far as Lifbon, of
which our fhips mould be apprized. That
by a pilot who fpoke us off Dover, we
we're informed that Britiih fquadron On
the 18th or 9Th AuguR, under command
Of admiral Mellon, had fecond time bonn.
barded the town and harbor of Boulogne
that they had roGeGed themlelves of
the gun boats, which was their object,
but when they attempted to move them
they difcovered they were chained TO their
keels and could not eHett it by this un
expected Circumstance they were much ex-
Poied to the fire of batteries, and in their
retreat fufered a heavy lots, by their own
account, ; or 400 men.
A letter from Libon, Aug. 4, iieceiv-
ed at Bofonl mentions, that capt. Bun
buy, from Baltimore, fpoke the Wafhing
ton, from Leghorn for Hamburg, the capt.
informed that the frigate Philadelphia,
continued cruihng between Capes Sparte,
and Trafalgar; and the Eaex off Cape DE-
Gait. Cadiz and Malaga are healthy.
Freight fallen, but Gill high. Gibraltar
is till confdered as in a fate of blockade
by the Spsniards. Capt. Lowell is here
in fbip from Malaga, zs days"
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October I.

Arrived fhip Montezums, capt. Da-
fhield, 40 days from Rotterdam.
Left there three Bottom fchr's names un-
known. Spoke nothing.
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Copy of letter from colonel Foreman,
late of Baltimore, received by captain
Dafhield, on bis psfage down the chan
mel.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
Tbe Cabinet,
Or. LITERARY REPOSITORY,
70 THE PUBLIC.


THE acknowledged want of a MAG
= AzIME or fome inlilar periodical publication IN
| Nav ESoLAND has induced the Sublcrber % hazard
ais property and reputation on the fame pzricus
on which numbers have already fouudertd. If he
fatters himef with fccels where Others have expert
enced failure, let him be 2ccufet e vanity until
il be knows on what be POUNDS Interpretations. The
repeated failure Of every attempt Of this kind ia well
known, and the caulc obvious-where many depart
meats arc 10 Be filed periodically no adequate
70 Tie alk, howtvs fertile bis genus and e1tehhve
his Crudt On -z-A mcsisneCus work like Agarinc,
! 10 Be conducted WIT nun Dc cohdt9ed by EASv.
Bvcry PRECEDING Ritter mas conhdea too much IN his
own powers aud III NOT deficient in abby himfe.f has
vet neglected 10 ftcure the Eteay ai5 OF othes, r.
indfptnfable IN works Of Ibis nature Aware OF this
the sublcrbcr has fpared pans or kxpenfc ch-
gage Gcntemen oftht mon respectable literary talents,
70 fiji the leverai dtpartmen-B, and tJFERiNT ENDING
EDIToR, Of induQry and ability. He has a(o received
aurances of sfsncc from many literary GcHtemcn u
the fri repeaab lity Of whom he following have po-
litey con(en,ed the publication Of their
Rev. Doctor MoRsE, Rev. JUEN 5. ]. GARDNER, Rev.
T. NJ HARRIs, GEoRog BLAKE, Elq. JUsEFH DENNIE
Zfq and D4vfb EvERErr Ef9.
In addition TO this aid, he has high
7 peaations from the Pm BErA KAPPA SocIETg. OF
! Harvard Uuivcrly who emplste FULFILLING ielec-
tons of the literary oduG(Ions Of rs ueroers II
which cafe ne authorizes fay the CABINET viii be
Z tire medium OF communication. FROM tnS lCDrCc,
which has oeczlonaly delighted the connoifleur may
be expected monthly entertainment Of the rehei fruit1
| which tafe and genius can f4rnifh
From the above, and fuch other az
tance az hc has reaTon anticipate from men Of let
ters he atters himfe that the milcellaneous reader
will find in the CAR NET that variety Of uieml intruc-
ton and chafle lmuIernent, which IS expected from
periodical publ ofthe Kind American BiOgra-
ply will have confPcuOus place Whatever IS in
terea Rg in natural OF civil HRory. Claims, and
will meet att nton. AfImmary q the political Aae
Of Europe wi be given quarterly; and the political
Hitory Of our own Country in which vii be compriled
all important nate papers sc. monthly The works
Of genius and tate every iube4, will Be fought with
focitude and cheerfulIy communicated to The public
IF fuch encouragement is afforded as
will juhify him IN commencing The wO K the FiraNum-
Der " Be for January 1901, and viii appear On the
frR Of February. JOHN WEST.
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ON H4PM0N1-.

THE melody ofthe lumln voice, when pro.
ferly modulated and accompanied By inaru-
ne-ts, has an aaouihing power over the foul
@ad has been a theme for tue poets Of every
age
The prophet David having angular knowl-
edge, not in poetry alone, but in mufc ALTO,
urging them both to be things mott neoeftry
Tor ,hS houfe of God, left behind him mum
Ter Of divine.y indi,ed poems, and was farther
The author OF adding unto poetry, melody in
pubic prayer, melody both vocal and inRru
mental for the ariling up Of meas hearts, and
tic f~eetening Of their affections towards God
The following lines were wrtteA in the year
1858, and are alHaoR as fcarce as Manu-,
Script.
n AMANDA, 07os. bearing 81 So.
Heaik TO lie changes Of the trembling airsi
WhaS nisbtngalcs do play il comfort there
See il The clouds the chefubs lnen YOU,
Each Angel with an Otscouaieou.s
Heark how fhe nakes the PAT element,
0wsls on that aote, as il t'would ng or Be fpeat
What q iwssS fall was there, how, he ea,cht in
That parting aire, and ran i O'er agen
: Inenula'ien Of that dying breath,
iinne's would nraine, ana ing thenleIve, to Death
onee mose 70 hear tia; meI,iRg echo move,
Narisi'u' like, who would not die il love
Sing on, fwset ehaun reise, foul Ofmelodie;
cloteiy at'tatve'vo 'by harmonic,
The heavens chs 3 anlilopt their ram6Iin2 fphe Z.
ard ali The world turned itfsIf into cares;
Put i n 6enoe, thy face cnce more appear,
With az thole Jewels which as treaIu'd there.
And thew tina, beautie which 70 sArrs outlvies
Thyvoice s'swilI saickiy change is care, FOR eyes.
BstLy. '''ssg afb H. slaaee92-.ss a-15a S;saa1 z.
s099a
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hS Paya p4psr ~: fud@e atozyiqg earioa5 IN
eraaie -

a CURGOUS occurrence lately took place
10 the neighborhood Of Lyons "A dancing
bear and his matter went fome time ago to a
farmers hoafe, not far from the city Of Ly ons,
ia quef Of lights lodging it was tot very
natural that fd,h gJe1s fhoulI meet with a We
~ welcome reception but il was rather late,
The weather abominable, ana no other alyium
near az hand. It bapPens4 that the farmer
was next day to 60 to town to eli Gome cattle,
and with that intention had put thirry heep
anto feParat: fable-His humanity, however,
induced him 10 turn out bis poor hcep, in or.
der to give FL accommodation to bis Beari(h
MajeRy after which, he took home the low-
man to leep at his houfe. About midnight,
every one was awakened, and alarmed BY the
mot dreadful hOwlings aad lamentations /;
when,upon enqniry,t appeared that two thieves.
wis got informed Of the farmers intentions,
but who were ignorhnt'of the event of the eve,
ping,eame to his Rabies to carry away The fheep
little thinking of the kind Of reception that a,
waited them. On examining The Gables, one
ofthem was found torn in pieces by the bea r
and the other aruggling in the embraces of the
aerri6c animal. The fhowman, however, fnc-
ceeded in extrieating The thief, and in muz-
cling the bear. Thus was the farmer relcued
from lofs that mul have wholly ruined him
and reeomPenced for the hofpitality he had 70
generously e&ercifed.
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That, If any perfons ihaIl, after he
Ian day Of February 1901, have n their cuitody u po
felton, any vellum, parchment or paper marked u
aamPed by the fuPcrvifors Of the upon which
any matter thing, charged with duty, GALL not hav.
been written printed, they may at any time zuia
be a-ae s Sixty 41yr AFR t5e d mr. dy Of Feynayy 1907
bring or fend iuch yelpm parchment ard papers, "a.
ofome Office OF inPscton, and IN lieu thereof receive
Like quantity value Of VI Hum, parchment and M
per, duly itanped in Puance pf the act herein before
recited. And in cafe any peffon al neglect Or refuGe
with the time aforelaid bring or caule K Be brot
unto Ome officer OF INFECTION, any fuch vsllum parch
meat paper, il is hereby declared, thar the fame wiz
thereafter be of Other OF, ct or ufe than WA
never been marked or ampeJ, and that a matcrs ana
things, which may after that time be written or Drn,
cd upon any velIum parchment paper authorized
70 he exchanged ID aforelad will be Of TO OH
efeGt, than If they I'D been written or nrintcdo,
paper parchment or vellum, not marIsd or iAmped.
"
And for The convenience Of thofe .perlons who NV
be inclined to have their own yeIum parchment and
paper famped or marked il is ther-by declared thar
when any peron fhall depoft any vellrm, p2rehnsnr
Or paper & the Office of luperyor, comPapicd with
iii. ipec Tying the numrcr and denomination NJ Nv
Ramps or marks, which dcred be thereto afir.
ed the fame w,i DC rannitted to the General Stamp
Office, and there PrOpe ly marked aamped and
orthwth ieDt back I'D The fame luperv for. who Vil
hereupor cole4 the duties and dt lverr the paper
n,rchmeur ve'lum to the order Of the perion from
whom he fame received.
Given under my HAno snd Tho Seal the Trsa.
IL s. fury, u WalfDgton, The day and year aboye-
mentioned
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary Of TIE 7yeairy,
Nov. /.
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Tohn Clinton,
TAILOR q HABTT Maker,

TAIL0R q HABIT MIXER,
INFORMS his Culfomers. and the
4 public in general that be has removed to the cham
Der formerly occupied by Mr. Brniaza 7assuI, Printer
fecoud door above the Bank and nearly oppohte the
CuGom Houle, MiddIe1lree where he will be happy
to receive the commands OF any who may honor hun
with their employ
He would inform his cuftomers, that
he has JUN received from Bottom Pattern Of the new
Ell fafhon for Ladies Habits, and Gentlemen. Coats,
WaiA-coats and Small Cothcs.He 4 els evety emotion
Of gratitude thoe who E49t employed himand hopes
by his induftry and endeayors pesfe to merit con.
fi5Gaaee of their fayors.
NIB. He will take two or three
young women, who can be well recommended, AZ ap-
prentiaes, if application is made Immediately.
Po,tLaaS, Dee. 10, 500,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-05
ELEGANT COMPLIMENT.

A French officer being jqa arrived at the
court of Vienna, and the Empress hearing tina,
he had the day before been 10 company with a
great lady, afked him if it were true that lhe
was the mot handfome princefs Of her time
The officer anfwered, with great gallantry
" Madam, thought 70 yeRerdzy."