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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
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A young man being in company where they
were drinking brandy and tyder, nH It uipped
NOR Of their heels "What 10 you .all tbs Kind
Of Cuff" lay, he Ssnpion icpiied one " You
might =, well call i. Ph4rah, laid 40 for /. sci,
TO: h. fbs fN5kso.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

4 wit Jemoaairg the uncomfortable rroipea Of
c-hacy, ami eomparing the refpetFe happiness
OF q narricd ana frgis Gate, ercisired, What
can make ihe bt,o, e-'p o, d bachior's lie 90
down p aad ~ tic lame ioac, By WY Of ieit CON
d5lent ref yolic, cbfcryed " ALA, NASH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

Proceedings of che II. .ia;a
Aiiemaiy, on ;i,e aur.ers
o! the ieVcss. Ga.cs %
their RssoNloas rsdeL
IN Dec 1925, comroo'y
czi.sd A-ad!tcn's Kc;oid.
tioGs.
Examination ufthe Qas,fisq,
How Tar the C1n.n.on
Law OF Erelsri l. &C
Law Il he Fedele, Co.
vsrnmsnt cf he Un;.s4
Sta;eof By Eudg- Taok-r.
Ls'Sef ~ a Alea5sr = Tie
Geuersi dhemoiy Of ViY.
b.ni2, 90 TIE tabjsa 81
the lat, CoEipir.cy OF The
das=., wirh a propoial ivg
tne. Colonization
Letter ifoln the ls,e Co.
-" . N'~'i>.@S' 40 "
'l"S IL Fs'n''s
h"Iio A.et'S.ss
< thor's Or on, on the cx4
! tent 7nt poNes CT py!i,i3si
de'uGon.
! Debates IN the TtnuE, of
,eoa,esof y};ro;..;. p
t,9,.;..
- % I,'Po''i|S 'N1
! ' = SDhS'S'S C''fi-
foiliy ctilea ths 1iiSa e
oed''ion Laws
| Curuus's Letter 20 General
! Tia, ll1il
! Vinoicstiou q tbs General
I ticke. Law. p.6sd 5y r,e
O. 49,.
! g, g :" '-'
az ."H"' y u 1'~ls
E'QuHes
Ha.0i'lan'a Vi0dicaI!on
Letter 20 Il, Hamilton, sccaG.
sted oy his 'eiIer to Freu~
+ dear hqsris
Two trials q Fries and othsr5.
on1n inaittIens for IFca =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

The triumph osgcpablicaa pria-
cipieS 10 he election Of 5Ib5maj
.5sTslJ2n 4.l4 AQion Eur has Been
celebrated by the citizens Of I'ager-
foa, N. J. O; Betl>s, LaGcaitcr ana
Che';cr, leanfyNania Eaaon,
(hiar.) and Petersburg (Virg
ne a42s mentioned in the report of tbs r4fli~
ament oi Grc-t- 8.irs.u on ths fcateisv 90 C..n.
Ia wei fconds6 ;usDlh the ea,a op w:hieh TO eitir
mate ,ne qns2r,tl OF cogn that muir &c imported
20 iurply tse inhabitants. The rsport lA,es tia,
the GeheicDcy amounts sas- rou'f5 Of an aYcrsgc
crop. NOW the anogs conipniptiln IS - be ra4
ted &c a5oa: eignt bu:he!s 20 2 .oule En. French
sonigne one tlio Glcre, but obey cat maze brs IL!
than the EnSh!n.
II then knaglan3 contains eight nni,ious of fuul.
they require 81 .oo9,1oo OF hull-,. VI Corn iuc
their aEaua gnptios---On- .acsth ut .vhich -
Jgs.reS -siAis4.---,Ac deficiency to be lupPL-d by
coD.m-rOe
o. The iait year amount 80 '1ci s5I quarters
io,oy5,t5o belae;s To ii-pp!y tae dcuiani TIC
current year, they viii REQUIRE i,xtesn millions or
one third mere thtB me inpDrra ;ous q the laG
yrsr L is laid ihst grain !,;tse n Portugal
--ac II Is pSl:bv tlH; the pseuS eli tbs E,sSary
co=a eiay have ieil-ned ,ae bi s5.f, shc i2t ys.u
--bu- oil this We lass no know edge n az ate
csl!io OF foppiiss Il wheat & on, the Baltic viii
prove very inconvsnieHt jreAt- Britain, eiscci.
ally has cti.,s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

Bfsu account Of ,iis expenditures OF the United
States, from tn 40 Of or. 100. 10 the gotta Of
september, 1900, iisPpsags har The whole :, pen
cUure OF the American government during tina,
period amounts e:gdf zgiH'sl5 ;bsee byl- Il cal
h..Siy .55aia4a fsVsa L.rdsef a.i i.t, y dollars
4,ss9,sL5 8 OF which for the military, and
,.94OA79 o. !or the naval department.
81 Tie ssar of the IT Of December, It appears,
th4s there we're thea in th- BdtiGi navYlIq5 aips
Of me Iile, ~ So't, e96 irisate1, 5I4 doops Of
Nsr--I'Osa 7Sz--0l y.nie.i there afe in commit
hon, r3r oi the llnc--eI So's- 2oS iriga.es -
us iooYs Of war--in all OBS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
[CmA ~

Hath {" M'a'by Refe5ce y ts. H-ts''
publihed IN Legdja, the following Two
Peinis ars ounced--5he fl..l1ts s,s
highly in,erelting to Amercaaa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

10 TX
BEING conveniently 6tuated to
the SAooN Of the CANAL, sad h-v;us r,,m-
Der hoa!ss near thereto ~ou!d ygil.ip.,l, receive
Flour and Grain on Storage Or i,!l noe ar,.:.c.
or eou-'niiii2nS, !or ;hof- who May rhiul prope to
emtioy hin--and ne hopes that MA s,:cnsion ia.
nc ihtefeH o. lhoi@ who may ,E.ruh IL. b. baliegs
with hin) will give f-r:s,a-t on.
Eie w'ihes TO employ P-.ion (ots good moral
eharader) asqua'ns-l N.th tie tuiueis 81 n, L.a.r
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 5.c % ~notn ue ~. ":
extIso.dinary wsgss,
Samuel P4rsony.
Richmond, I'd mo. g. lSoI. t,r,D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

Leo; Linz "a 10 st leogth cleded repre-,
tentative IN ,h. prelcn, conbe.s 'o' tn; 81
Wses,a Gi..,.s &C ..Gs:hI.eus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

n Jef Of The abo7e Prints for jais at
the OEes Of Tire Virginia HrgRS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
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January 90. 12ov.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
NEW YORK, AuguR IS.

Arrived, IMP Kebecca, -, New
Orleans fch'rs Be,fey, Hubbell, Snow
Hill; Coruel.a, Ricord, Norfolk Ma
~, Spalding, Havana.
Cleared, E>hr's William and Mary,
Mansfield, Barbadoes ; Hector, Cham
ing, Martinique; Linnet, Woodward,
Halifax.
TIE ich'r Mary left a, Havana, the
Two Friends of New York ; the hip
Lovely La(s, Of DO. and the pilot boat
fch'r Trimmer, Olcou, to fail in tsw
days. The flip Swaine, Neale, failed 7
days before the Mary.
Arved at The Quarantine Cr0and.
Snip Rebecca, Stanwocd, from Havan-
ma. Spoke the ihip Eliza off tie hia1an-
zies, from Salem, bound to HAVANA.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21

anA tr,unphing iii their prefent
are ytt comparatively few In
ln-y might, by a united Ct
:lrdei from our public councils,
:yfe, from public Offices they
driven ia:o corners ; neither
,rs OF their influence could pre-
{ any thing prevents, 1t viii
argy waich has ieized on all
= mcn. Iniiead Of having
many cxerslon, we content
IN lazy wiihes. We hope
III iooa ahume a brighter al
.uic is good -reaion will IL
;l---e&Sr,ion is painful and
:cfs.--ln he mean time the
king regular approaches--he
cnte,prihng, fyitematic, foil
and aiirr-d Of iucceis. But
ircceed, !. will be owing to
Apply the proper remedy, s
>acy ct tie remedy pre!cgl-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
BAL TllIORE, AascA 70.

A,r;vsd br;,, aaoTv Gao, pI..
laws from u.vS,,,
On the ~,b WE boarded hv a. F,,,,
f,;o.,e ard had %. h,,4 r~s;,,,: rs
eesr l,efu,;,d .;,;,, ,>;;,l.r he or 10 -.
r,,s
,a,h e,u ~: =, he ,,;o n~,f.r
F,no;no % Avs ,rom I,s'.;r, 5,,>.
Nao,rrls, SRI, G,n,i;e5 Le, With ;,r.,s
warer-oe,t ,s:av law her boarded %~r
nr;ya,crr vticb after ,ayicy e, T.
time. acos 70 re E.u,j.,,.-..., tie br;. T."
,o,,.;,r
sIao, D.,;ob,. c,,. Cap,,sn,. ;, !,
fron, ~. $780,, ,n;n nss.,.,s
sm;,s - p.',;;r,,,e tcr Vr-, e.,
Two fricr5s. cav,, A!ey.a, TO. =. XXX.
and Zoo, i;,tAory ca,r p ey.. {, -,
failed with rh. Teg;ohr
Kr6sL i,, .Lrr. -. ,in s.s,f lno,r
Shin Sutton. cao,. Cole. G, and t., l,f
ton, next o.v: ORG i,oliy ard h.sn,,
Taera-a of 5,',;mo,e arrived ,.,,,. -
2ufh and Narv I;Ilehe Of and ior ~.
,adeIph;a in S ): fch,r. Isrne, NIX 20,
s. and for Norf,,:, !, T., RI
Diana. ca1,. sSer.n. had arrived ,r..se
,v;,b ~ r, IS .,,h -, v,as .n,: ,.N..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
GIcrcnoria a0psrt;ser.
FRIDAY, AUGUST II.

BY papers laid befc,c the Pa,l;anen: O.
Great Britain and Ireland it appears fhss
in one year ending IT: October is,, CT
million AID eight hundred thouisad qas'-
tiers Of corn, or fourteen millions, to.t
hundred thouiand bpihels, had been lrFoti-
ed into Eogiaud /; the esa~ncs Ct whlc-.
was eain,a,cd at more than tsyen mlilioA'
aerling. In the preiea, year tie imPof-
tation will probably exceed thas CT tie
lat. Fifteen million fefliag paid IN t"o
years to foreign nations &c, bread, IS -
uncomfortable drawback on the proz;s q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
BOSTON, Auguf II.

Order, nave been received from the feat
Of government, for infituting court mar
tisl to be held in this town, for The tria,
Of Capt. Little, and feveral of the other
officers Of the Bottom f-igate, on the CON-
plant OF the officers CT the French corvette
Berceau.
The Supreme judicial Cart was open
ed in ,his town or Tueiday laG. An ex-
ce'i-n1 and appropriate charge was given
to the grand jury, by his honor Judge
Paine. His remarks on the " Commsu
Lav ef LzgAan4," which has been re-
cogniied by the contribution of the CON-
monwealth, were learned and uGeful
comment on its hifory and principles,
and on IFS moral as we'll as practical adap-
'ion to human concerns !; and by not only
sonliderIug it as a combination Of the re-
u'.s Of human wifdonl, operating upon
dc events OF human experience, but alto
" an e,h'ca! analysts Of its ,naxims, fup-
rortei aud honored by the immemoriai
cs,de zee of popular content, this conclud-
.ns clauie CT the charge amounted 20 an a.
bic, juoicious, and concluiive publication
OF the common law, from that opprobri-
Nh, with which lone perfons have la.ely
en,eayorei to b!emilh its mild, pure and
righteous administration in this fate.
Auguit II.
NEWS.
Captain Silhee, from Cape Francois,
failed on the 18TH July, and on the zSih
was boarded by French corvette of II
guns, treated politely, and informed, that
Gle was from Brett bound to the Cape, and
failed in company 7vitb Etleem Jail ef the
lin, Edeitined to the fame place.
yaIy l6, lat. 43, 80, long. 80, in the
morning, French irigate was fpoken
with, on a cruize. and the fame day, in
the afternoon, the Britilh friga5e Concord
was fpoken ia pu.iait of the Frenchman.
There was general and active intrxE-
ment OF Spannh and French feamen at AL
geziras, In June. The men obtained were
thrown into prifon until fuf1cient num-
Ger was collected for ihipment to Cadiz,
wh,re they were ient, and where feer
va; fitting out. An attack on Gibraltar
was talked Of.
Ihe American flip Grand Turk, with
isorcs, &c. !or The DEFY of Algiers, was
at Gibraltar in June, waiting orders from
Ccntui O'br;en.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21

increafng,
proEa6ts,,
nunGer /:
to.r, be *
and, Of cal
m, 1t be-
Their nun5
ven; it: +
De the lesh
deirriotion
recourE TO
oa,ie! W
Cur affairs j
P>ct--.our c.
nai!y preva
perhaps need
enemy is ma
Is vl3l ant,
OF lis obje6t
II he lhould
Our neglect It
not the incH
ted.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
-, *. P.) July "a.
HJR RICANE.


HUR RICANE.
jiay, this iIland was vil,.ed
ious harricaHe. Whether
2e ELECTS it produced or the
our ienies, during its peri
ally led to pronounce it one
that we have ever witneled
location, we expreaad a
ou!d be exempted from gales
,alon-and, we gave as a
opinion, the frequency of
lied w!vh thunder and light
Of remark, that for theie
re has been i,ttie or no ram
weather las been remarka-
;lci, there has been ali en-
,hund,7 and ligf';ning.-
.ircuc.&aHces, as this ieafon
cur guard in future.
).a day or Two previous to
hung to the northwari Of
morning. of its happening,
II in fq rails, from E. n. Z.
g TO the nortiwar33, with
ice. About IL ?. NJ. eau
,an 70 DC alarmed, and to
they expected would fol-
erai the ear;ineis Of Tie tea-
lie flipiciors OF he inhabi-
new il was anuiual for hur-
en Till about the equinox +;
:, was icon changed into
" two o'clock the gale had
degree, which We denomi-
:. The veiiels, pretty ge-
drive ircm their moorlngs,
their mats and yards wee
their anchors down, ana
caution attended to. The
,telv was thinner Of hip-
al; ye, ,hey Grove sgain&
I cane in whole itr:ngs to
rof., the hurricane increaf-
and Eli kept backing, I'LL
North. This very .or,u-
Ill tie veiicls on the town
rhour, and pleyen.ei any
) lea. 81 three O'Clock
e a re,.ei TIC "ng In the
G.inea n4n-prize to his
EcEo, 'hat lay vel! up III
/ on ths Hog land foe of
anchors, End drove towards
her prog:els The got up
ground, ard tarred over or
70 thar ,he ieamen got on
S ago in number) fell to
tween decks, and were in
:sec-but fortunately, the
IT the bank, and rishted,
drove a,hore, againit MIR.
which iae in pare demoliih-
rs and crew were, happily,
,orge, a Guineamsn, belong
1o.s, efq. that arrived on
"a $ aiil lying below the old
n .i'er moosinss alto, and
oreats Of the bar, In an ex-
but by iudicious manage
ear tAeiIiccs, the negroes
.t'er three O'Clock, began TO
round TO the eaitward, bat
,iminution of its violence
re rather OF. opinion tina, its
s,s aSn,cd. Objects, at a
frog, The fhore, were now
iiaina, the ipray r:iing from
lch clouds as to ob4oure eve
" IS rear it. In Ea the har-
three torrents, OF different
ng with incoaceiyable 'elo-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
NASHVILLE. luly ~.

v
Copy Of i letter from Chinunbic, Kirg
OF the ChicE,,aiaws, to brigad.er general
James Winchener.
Chtkg/av N0tion, June 6, 1901.
Friend and Brother,
We received your letter informing Us
that you had completed running and mark
ing the line between the white people and
Our nation, with map of iaid line. We
are glad the ii"e is run, that no m.hake
can hereafter arIi. frcm ignorance CT it
but am forty to be informed that even
with n tie fhort time iince the running of
the line, iome Of the white people has c.
pened and marked road through or land
on one of the branches of Duck river,
which heals oppoGle to Trgnbuli's cree K
we hope ince!ely that you will interisEc
to prevent repetition of iuch aggrcilloIs.
In purfuan4e Of council of the prlnei.
pal chiefs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
lNASSi
THE

THE
On Wednef
with = ,remer
we Judge by t.
oblcrvaticns OF
od, we are eql
OF the f.tereR
in tnei- iAands,
On { former
hope, that we III
of wind this ie
reai0H tor our
rains, accompa'
ming.
Ii is worthy
fome weeks, the
ard though the
bly, warm ard {
tire a5itnce OF
Iheie uouiual {
ihoo:d Fl, US OF
HE Wind *
The hurricane,
eait, acd on che
il Dew very fret
and kept backn
increafnS vnle'
tious people bes
prepare FOR VIVA
low bet 10 gen,
ion. ouierted Il
tsnts, as they k
r;canes to happ
,:oub., h,weve
certainty, and !
irceeated 20 that
nate a hurricane
neroily be gar. 1s
no,wi,haand,,r,,
truck. ana all
every Other pre-
h,rbor, 'eE'u M
ping tran u.u
one ano,her, an
,he hore.
As the iide
"a in violence
!, came aooa'
ra,eiy, Grove
,ilc Of the h
from dr:v'ng
*htrc was /.
RAZOR. II
niajcAy's IA
the harnor,
il, parted h
the ,cwa.
on the MID
her beam c
aer ,,de.
The ne
,ecw arc,
sran,ineN'
veael BIZ
ard a, J
7 or1's V
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21

Aatement we could collect Of the veaels
aihore j:
BRITISH.
Ships Birn;e ard George briggs Admi-
raj Duncan, Mary, Peace, Ranger and
Sheerwa1er.
Schooners Bellona, Spearl, z Friends,
Neptune, Lions Revenge, Jafon, fiunsef,
Mary and Sufan, and Lydia.
Shops Princeof Wales, Indufry, Who
would have thought it, and Three Bro
theirs.
AMERICAN.
Big Aarer,we ;iehrs Jerulha, Franch,
Enterprise, Fancy, Ranger, and Paragon;
coop HaImony.
LICENCED VESSELS.
Schoorers ST. Trinidad, Dolores, La
Carload, ard LIE Vendura Feiucca La
Coridad ; loop Neuara Sonora, De Be-
lin.
PRIZE VESSELS.
ShipsFraternirie, Dane St.Antonia, SIP.
De Padre, do +; ichrs Fancy, DO; Brothers,
Dane; Maria, spaniih; St. Kofea, do;
ST. Barbara, do; Polacre Atreueda, do;
Felucca -, do.
There ere ieveral others whole names
Wejhsve not learned, beiides number of
mai vefels.
Arrived yeNerdav, tie 6hooner Haz-
ard, cap. MaIon, from The coat of Cuba.
She has brought in tie american feLoon-
ner Experiment, R;cakrdlon, from SaleUi,
bound to he Havana.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21

The fubicrioer trults nothing more han
the publication Of the foregoing letter VIII
be neceAagy to flop the prosreh of The az
grehions therein complained of--buf icoo-
trary to lis expectation, any lhouId 70 Tax
forget what they owe to iociety, TO b.
mainly and to ths,nfelves, as TO con.irrs
to commit new ard other asgreli.ors the
law TO CIRCULATE trade and inteEcor"e
with the Inoian tribes, and rre!ersc peace
on the frontiers," will be Put IN toscc
againi} them.
J. WINCHESTER, E. Ger.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-21
CHINUNIBIE,
King of the G. \.

By JOHN, M'KEE,
Dep. Sup. & Agen; of Indian Affair
The Hon. Brig. Gen.
I. Wincteiscr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07

country, r uch lef NE peniionars If a foreign
potentate Without violence t. tic 4 uth may
Il re aherted, that cur federal Judges are
n ornament tc America. Tiaver(e this, or
any other country, and you will not find any
men whom It would dilrarage to be compared
with them. III their deciGQas they have always
evincel thsTfelvss too heroic to yield 10 the
gioveling advice Of fear, TOO cenicioas Of the
f.crejne.s Of he rules of iuRice to be direaed
by the fardd fugoeitons Of private irte at,
and TOO independent to immediate at the altar
ofpoPular apPianG4, law, iufce, and honor
10 fun up their nerit il few words, invir-
the, in pa,rotfn, and ia talent; they have but
few rivals.
If this be JUN dciioeati1n or their charac.
ter, on hit not the man who endeavours to per.
fnade the people, that the fountain # judice in
the federal court is poiloned. to he watched
wih the vigilant eye Of fear J And has not Mr..
JeHcrfon, blythe removal OF the Msrlhals, char
ged them in pr fence Of the people Of he United
States with corruption II is currently epoued
that whe he feaed hmle + IN the occidental
char, h. declared thlt il order TO oounterpode
the partially Of th= federal bench, the m arlhals
mutt u removed, and men Of Autifg deral pin
cpie, appointed their llcce}ors. NJtwitnltaud.
ing received this inform lion from luch good
authority, hit en- dly qneIiion its antnen
til y; YET, am willng 70 ctR It behind the
curtain. Acts, fir, fpe4k lou er han word.
WHAT PoGi,ls obieqton. could MIR. jeferien
have to he marih as Of New York and Virginia
, Did Thy want c. pscity krow, and indultry
70 execute the duties of her Offices. Have
they ever been NAILED czcep. BY cIOmny, and
the proai'ncd pens Of hireliogs! Have not
their pub K arh p'vare live, been marSe1 with
the perc If prAi.c? | wil MT indulge 70: a
momeor afa,pjcion tn At N: IF r(on b revenge
Prira'c pique, wi, promatedto "trip them n
th-i- power. IL VAS ID YEA thereto Z ~ dif
Pl &C hem for f3m- other reafan han tht of
aay ferionsl jnry which he my have received
from them, o. 4 belief that thy w.nred The
qurl i,ltjoa, vhch h.i- oT7ce rsqlueI.
lis c'nju3 IS inexP'icaa'e bit upon two
grounds, III -th=r hlrnours acRintt thoie who
90 under the dp5ahs ion Of lederahHs The rank
ct mi.y, CT Dc fer'ol1y and ind f4tis
+ plan Ing tie la57erIirn ut the feJeral gov
crnneAt. rs Jo Z drH point, enough has been
already lid As 10 the tecont, my fears rife Il
ala- Isl, let th-re aI5uiI he to- much cawe
to ap..r-h-nd, tan "A Il are his intentions But
th@ ar rcr diff udion Of 1t ihall re,srv. for ny
n;Ht paper. CONON.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-07
DESCRIPTION OF quad tLoUpE.

IHE NV PIE i g miles III l.ngth, "A IN
bTea lth, AID r43 ia circu inference. Ihis Is ul-
Wded IEto D'A teTre. and Cahetsrre, which lat
h{n'nes the had IF tle land, ani j, N called
1e aie II lie onen ~ The trade wind, whereas
B H-terre /, unier he Kind The Ea3er part
p nam@d Graad Ierre, bul FIR VIVA reai1n lr /.
hari to lay, for il does oot contain more land
than the former, though the ihaPs is much N re
l-rcgullr.-rhc French began 70 fend colonies
r. ths III rt In I63z, tince thlt time they have
6e-n continuity improving andtorutyng 10
and yet il was taken by the EngHlh, IN 1859,
who found a exuem-ly p'ealant @nI ilrtiIe (;
butlt WIS re9o-.d 10 The French by the treaty
Of pace in 1863. Il Is generally Gij 70 be
the bst Of ail the Carrb5ee Hands, the .od
belog eKees Jingly good, and every where we'll
watered near the f-a, by rvulets VIII, h fall from
the mountains, efpecraly in CAbcGerr-.
The mot renark tble curioiitY ii Gnadaloupe
Is the burning mountain called by the French,
la Soufrerre it Is feated il the Sou part OF
Of C+belterre and that cilei Piton or Pike.
which is elevated above the ref Of the noun
fains, is II yarIs high and l6p in circumfer-
ence. Ii G. tit, Of heap IF arge white calcine !
Zones. an on the TIP there IS 4 rnou Of about
luI y -'A Jd'us IN ddIH@teI, me eugeS aTS cover
Ell with large ton {, m xed with alhes and pic
ces d rllphur, and there proceed from il f ON
time To Il ne. cloud, Of back thick futphurous
fm, Ike. mixed with fparks o. FIRE. Beides this.
there are other places which c,ntinualy emit
lmoke with f1arts If FIRE, which d. not prevent
tie ali from Beng very cold. The Negroe, Of
ten 20 II qu-a Of the luphur, which they Puri
fy and fell The vegetables, fruits and trees
are much the fame as ia the other iCands, ex
oept the cinnamon tree and that which yields
bliftm Of Capiyi.