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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-17
HISTORICUS,
By this Days Mail.
GIBRALTAR, September n.


Arrived here his majeay', frigate Led,
OF IS guns, capt. Hope, in a. days from
Egypt. The convention between Gem.
rails Hutchinfon and Belliard, for the eva.
cuation Of Cairo, it is 70 favourable to n.
French troops, that it proclaims loudlr
the moderation ofthe Britifh Government,
by Whole direction we preiume Sir ]oha
Hutchinion granted fuch Liberal conditions
to the enemy's army, pent up at Cairo.
There can be no doubt that Alexandra
was in poiienion Of the Britifh Forces
loon after the Leda failed, as General Me.
nou depended upon the defence of two
hills in front of Alexandria, which had
only been fortified Gnce the landing Of
Sir Ralph Abercromby, and of courle we,s
rot calculated 70 make a long reGaame
againf the powerful Tea and land force, and
formidable Artillery employed in The
attack.
The fituation Of rhele hills is however,
naturally 70 advantageous, that they have
been denominated the Great and Little
Gibraltar. Menou's Carlton conGRs, as
we have already itated, 400, including
auxiliaries. Of thete the French are We.
ry impatient to return TO France anl it
Is therefore probable they are not TOO
well iatished with their commander, who
abruptly and indignantly rejected The prof..
tered olive, agreeably to the goth ar.
ticle of the convention. There are now
In Egypt at leaf zsooo Britifh troops in.
GLIDING the 5000 under general Baird, az
rived from the Red Sea and cur allied
army is comfortably above fifty thouhnd
ftrong; having the whole country en- cur
fide, and every means of conveying troops.
and ordinance; being alto matters ofthe lea.
The Briti(h Artillery in the country is
very considerable, and we are told that
the quantity Of Artillery and Ammunition
iurrendered at Cairo is immenie, and far
beyond what was expected. We may
therefore rather conhder it as a ran, and
ili-adviied fep il General Mcnou mo
doubt from aiiurances Of reinforcement that
ne has received from the GrA Conlul)te
pertiR ii longer reGhance.
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icensto have been nearly intox;e,,.,
theie public plaudi,s. His hear, ~s aa
was TOO iufceptible OF fattery, daDo" "S':'
uniion with the acclamations OF III. W. wv In
and though lie had read the hiite,v Its;
Grecian commonwealths and miob, !. We
learned from them the hckleneis Of M.
lar favor, he ,ruited in its con,;nn r0p'
with confidence which icon deceivedE
Within very few years, the plan%
ct the Populace were fucceeded BY ,S%
bitter excavations. I he enemies Of =;
Zero had marked him for their vitiim ",
every man and woman ieemed resdr :
foPply a faggot fer his execution Wis.
ne was traduced aud periecuted BY fon.
of the yilea of wretches while the pon "'
lace, who turn as eadly as a cane turn, r /.
the wind, loaded him with CURES and 70,
ted their threats, his pretended friendss,
iook and ihunned him, as the wounded d..
is avoided by the herd; thus menaced and
abandoned, the fallen fate!lnan was obl;e
ed to fee from the city in fear of his ill.,
He that had iaved the city from couHap,,
tion and maiiacre, was itripped of the bsa
st has podei'ions and driven away with
ignominy into exile.
Bittet experience then taught him, III,
building his hopes upon popular favor WA
building upon bag; and his extreme 4.
lection In this reverfe of fortune was n,
natural conie quence ofhis havinglprized, tn,
appliances of the multitude infinitely sbor
their real value.
LIcTNp rprrc
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BOSTON, November 7,

Arrived, fch'rs Sally Cru,tenden, Qua.
daioupe; Phoenix, Trouant, Tobago;
Nancy, Doane, Guadaloupe Ranger,
Sherburne, St. Lucia, Nancy, WeIh,
Guadaloupe.
Capt. Trouant left at Tobago, Aoop
George, Blake, of Bottom; fch'r Lark,
of Salem, and Mary Of Wifcafet, all the
Americans in port. Oct. IA, fpoke fch'r
William and Mary, Mansfield, OF New
York, from Barbados, bound to Antigua
tor market. 18th, fpoke Aoop Fsne'
Bstler, Of Hartford, from St. Lucia, for
St. Kits. Brig Mary, Ham, for Pert
land, arrived at St. Lucia, Oct. IS.
Capt. Farnhsm left at Antigua, brig
America, Bsbbage, of Wifca6et; brig
Gorham, M'Lellan, of Portland; with
feveral Others. OCT. IS, lat. IS, long
10, fpoke fhip Jennet, OF New Bedford
6 days from N. York, for Turks Hand
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SECRETARY SMITHS LETTER.
Fran, The po,t Fo/;o IA

Among the olher offeniive and impro.
per acts of the preient administration, NAV
be Juitly enumerated, the late letter from
K. Smith, the iecretary of the navy, on
the iubJeet of the acquital of capt. Little.
AS the court martial, in which this rcfpec-
table and innocent officer was tried. had
fairly icrntinized the charge and fully and
honorably acquitted him, nothing remain.
ed but fort OF official formula, from the
head OF the naval department a thing of
courte, TO confirm the decree of the court
The duty of the fecretary, in cafe 70
Pa!pab!y clear, was 70 give the mott une.
quivocal ianetion to the proceedings of
that tribunal, and to clothe, in the lam
guage OF urbanity, the drynefs of diplo-
matte communication. But, even in 70
plain way, Mr.. Smith Humbles. In
ttead OF GRACEFULLY foothing the irrisated
tenfibility of a high-minded officer, con.
fcious OF his reetitude, infead of illuding,
with ccurtiers adroitnefs, the flightea
mention of difgraceful and refuted accu.
fation, MIR. Secretary Smith ieems to dwell,
" with rancorous rapture, upon the for
did catalogue" of charges contemplate,
frivolous and falfe. He brands American
feamen with the infamy Of pillage, as tho
they were fet of lawleis buccaneers, or
revolutionary pirates, and not band of
gallant and active men, the honef pride
and prompt defence of their country. At
a period, when the American marine is
topic of general interef, when its officers
and men have acquitted themielves with
angular piopriety, and have received uni
verial commentator, it is equally ungra-
cious and inpolitic TO impeach their cha
ratter. In addition to the general milf
management of our national concerns.
doomed to be the fport of Philosophical
whim, and vifonary, clofet Ejaculation,
this fplenetic letter, from the fecretary of
the navy, is new grievance, and difplays
the party paaions of thofe, who with to
aggrandize the agricultural at the expenfe
OF the commercial intereft.
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SALEM, Nov. s.
,.posrANr ADVERTISEMENT.

IMPORTANT ADVERTISEMENT.
R0lJR hundred dollars reward. Where
;. ooe Oliver Homes, who lately lived In
colburn,own, on Penoblcor river, was
m;1;og from his family, about the middle
Of April laa, and about two months after
that time, fufpicions aroie in that neigh
manhood, that he had been murdered
.,d after ieveral attempts of the Magii-
trates and people to afcertain the fact, a
child Of iaid Homes, OF ten years OF age,
declared that he faw me the fublcriber kill
{,id Homes, upon which | was apprehend-
ed examined, and am now confined in
prilon, there to remain nearly II months
before I can receive final ,rial--and am
then liable to lole my life. Now fully be-
lisving faid Homes is alive, hereby offer
the above reward to any perfen, who fhall
Give Information where he is; 70 that on
trial proof may be had OF his being alive.
Said Homes is thort of failure, thick, Of
dark complexion, lhort black hair, and
iomewhat bald.
Since my confinement in gaol, the wife
of laid Homes has likewi(e been arrefed,
examined and committed, on a charge of
being acceaary to the fuprofed murder OF
her hulband; where, unlefs iaid Homes is
found, he mutt remain to receive her trial
before the Supreme Court in June next.
JOSEPH INMAN.
Ceame Goal OF. IS, 1901.
Asst is uncertain in what part Of the
world faid Homes may be, the feveral
Printers in the United States will oblige
heiaid Inman, and not infringe upon the
rights Of humanity, by inferting the above
advertisement in their papers.
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when concluded between the con,,.r..
and the conqueredl Does not the former
always relax from fomething of wha, h..
has gained, in order to induce the latter
not to attempt to deprive him of it With
much hrongerreaion mutt treaty between
two powers, who nos being yet in fate
or warfaIe with one another, endeayor a.
micably to terminate their differences
with much ftronger reaion, we fay, mutt
tuch treaty be, nor Can it be other wife.
merely comprOmJr. This is mott evil
dent, and needs no illuRration.
The Britiih brig Earl Moira, capt.
Fawfon, has returned to Halifax, after
having landed agreeably to the directions
of governor Wentworth, a family upon
the lie of Sable, with every thing fui,a-
bic for their comfort, and the promotion
of the benevolent objeef in contemplation.
ahifting unfortunate mariners, who the
fortune of the feas may fhipwreek upon
that iland.
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LAW OF SEARCH.

lIbe folloaOing Remarks, (cdbied fran The
Sm," an EnglR papfrI are highly
mforfa1t TO The intsrsf Of Marahme
Commerce.
WE have ihewed the palpable faIfhood
OF the ahertions made by the Morning PET,
reiPetting the Convention of PeteyDurgb,
and we ihewed that this tranfa6tion had
the doubly advantageous effect, of annull-
ing the Northern Confederacy, and of
predicting the formal recognition, by the
three Powers who compofsd it, Of the two
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alera,.0rta annerttger.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II.
COMMUNE ALTON.
& x z Il ID

The a6ize of bread not keeping pace
with the price of -four, has cauied much
difcuiiion to the northward and fouthward.
Let US examine how the regulation fands
with US. Bakers will always be glad TO
give pound of bread for pound of -four,
In courie the price, bread ought to be fold
at, can be aicertained 10 traction, know
ing the price. Of -four. The lait afize,
November II, when flour was at y dolls.
per barrel, iays, the sd. loaf 10 weigh
13 ounces"--thas would give for the bar
rel OF -four 10 dolls cents, and COME
quently, an additional profit TO the baker,
more than ne aiks, of 2 dolls. 81 cents for
every barrel of -four he bakes. The price
OF flour being Il dolls. lit is now under
that price, the loaf of ounces might be
fold for three and tenth cents, about
two pence farthing, or the sd. loaf fhould
welghI7 4-1oths ounces.
AN OLD BAKER.
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MILFORD FOR SALE.

Purfuant to Decree of the Court
Of Cbance.y Of Fairfax county, will be
Jola on the fremyss, ON The .fya DIZZY of
January nrxt, at II o'cleck,
A TRACT of LAND on Holiness
Rnn, late the property of Rober, Allifon,
deceafed, containing a. acres, to fatisfy
debts due to Robert Meafe and Dennis
Ramiay, both of Alexandria. On this
tract, known by the name of MILFORD,
there is erected mill, G,pplied by very
conaant ttream Of water, we'll calculated
for grit or merchant ufe fhe has pair
OF good burr ftones, and pair of cullens,
with boiling cloth, fereen, elevators, hop.
per-boy, &c. 1t is calculated that the
burr tones alone can grind 10000 bufhels
OF wheat in the year, and that there stuff.
icient head of water to convert her into an
oyer-fhot mill. There are beGdes on the
premifes, good log houfe, meat houfe.
fable and cabin. The whole in fee finn
pie, as will appear by reference to the re-
cords OF the county court. The mills
Gtuated about s. miles from Alexandria,
! OF a mile from each of the great roads
leading from the weaward, is we'll adapt
ed for the purchafe of grain, and offers to
capataliit alluring profpeas Of gain.
The terms of fale are, one third of the
purchafe money ihall be payable in eight
months, one third in fifteen months, and
one third within two years from the day
OF iale, with interef from that time. The
purchafer TO give bond and fecurity for
the payment of the purchale money at tho
terms aforementioned.
CHARLES LITTLE, /
VIM. PAYNE, ICom'yy.
GEO. SUMMERS,
Nov. II. eo6t zawss
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from the Malay coat, having failed from
Attention two davis hafora

from the Malay coat, having failed from
Attention two days before.
or. Iit6 LAT. 10, 36, ". lang. "a, 80
N. Lp0ke tbe @iP Prslfveraner, of and for
Baton, $50 days fran Canton !; had 4ome
f6r0ngb the eei2erm peDege.
TIE Hip Adran0, Fletcher, from Lon-
3on, Hef the Dssvns 'be 9Th ofStbs. On
fbo 7th the "Trip BeJgf, ef Ne4u- York,
fran Lj80n, for Londou, taDsd him at
CraOs/end; Sept. II, lat. 40, Il, lone.
IL, 30, he JIpehe /9ip Henry g Eliza, capt.
Bureaus from BsRon, for Rotterdam, out
II days.---Oef. 5, lat. 43, long. z9, Ipoke
@ip F0,tx"e, DAvis, from Londonderry, for
Balfimore, or II days Nov. 6, Ipoke
Zip Mary, Baker, fi-om RIBS port fs, Bor-
d<0Hx, 0af days.
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ny Ttitgrspbie DfSit6.
poRcHEsrER, NOV. s.

1oormation from the Vineyard, thro
=. telegraph, announces thar the orig
inc ;.nrn' Smith, q, days from Port-au-
Oa for Portland, pailed through the
'0a a,S. articles which came on fhore at
raham mentioned in the lat Centinel,
1. n.,,,;ned to have been the deck load
- - III, ,be fsh'r Patty, capt. Knowlson, which
e;,.d from Beverly the 18th ult. The
, a;I,aer malt have taken place few hours
,fier her leaving port.
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JAMES S. SCOTT,
TAILOR 81 HABIT MIXER.

JAMEo ,. SCOl
TAILOR e HABIT MAKER,
Nexf door to MzDy,. Paton and Bxteber's
Store, Fairfax f,ret,
ACQUAINTS his cuffomers and the
public in general, that he has on hand, =
Hamd(ome Selection of Goods,
adapted TO his line Of buEnefs-conGaine
of iuPerfne cloths and caflimeres of the
very bef quality and colour variety
OF winter veR patterns, amongit which are
Tome elegant Rufian Down, the only
goods of that deicription on fale here.
AJo,
Elegant white Contribution Cord, fuit.
able for military under clothes, with .ee-
neral affortment of the beit buttons and
trimmings, which he will diipoie of with
or without the privilege of making) on
the mott moderate terms for ca(h, or on a
credit to punttual cuitomers. He conti-
nue' to make up any goods purchafed elie-
where.
Or TAINTED,
Three Or four good Journey
men. -A4o, two boys who have receiv-
ed their education will be taken as ap-
Prentices.
Nov. II. cow
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ppHilLADELPHIA, November IL.
cesred, brig Brandywine, Downey,
SSsPe-francois ich'r Invincible, Budden.
Porto Cavello.
from capt. Waters, Of the hip Rich
mend: '>"-
e.. SAp Margaret, Derby, of Salem, failed
"O, ~: BATAVIA IA; the 10th June for Japan.
9ng Globe, Bingham, of this porr, fail.
e ~ nom Batavia the 18th July, for the
p.. ineihips India, Hathaway Difpatch,
esuner'' and Mount Vernon, Dehart,
S Som i,ence to Canton, paGed through the
S IMeigntS OF Sunda, between The 1T and
9th Of July. N"N
g.; Ispt. Waters of the hip Richmond.
' , from Batavia nth of July, in com
tany with the brig Chance, Stewart, of
'd, 9,. Tor the lie Of France.
emp Merry Quaker, Cazenove Cr;-
- i r Ihace, and Hancock, Watts, fail
= r ron Batavia sat the 4th of July tor Bottom.
capt Waters touched at the ;0aod of
i.. the 18th Sept. and there fopnd
'e''er IRON the Araerica, Crowninfhiels.
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NEW YORK, November ~.

NETWORK, November -.
Arrived, fhip Betey, Wadfworth, Aux
Cages; brig Diana, Grawfon, New
ioundland; fch'r Palas, -, Cayenne.
Cleared, brig Venus, Hattie, Surrinam;
chr Nine siiters, Kelly, Yarmouth /;
Olive, Tolkin, St. Johns.
The Betiey, from Aux Cages, left there
hip Jeferfon Of Portland, to fail in IL
days; brig Rockland, Brown, of Bolton,
10; brig Trial of Kennebunk, II; ich'r
Venus, Hathaway, of New York, in 20;
ich'r Sally, Fullerton, Philadelphia, {.
Brig Diana, from N. F. l.. left there
afch'r to fail next day for N. York.
Came up from the quarantine ground
yeteIday, brig Venus, from Savannah,
and hip Hiram, from Ireland.
French fch'r Palas, from Cayenne,
mounting 26 Founders, and above twenty
men. off the battery fred falute. On
nsr paiiage captured Portuguese fch'r.-
Nov. 9, in LAT. SO, A., long. 10, IS,
poke brig Hannah, from New York.
od. IS, iPoke loop from New York
pound TO Guadalupe. 20, fpoke brig
Granger, from Bottom to HAVANA. No.
,e n q in lat. Al, long. SIS, 40, fpoke
Nasuian brig from New " rk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14
FATkBHNK-S EXECUTED.

Ehs following mention Of FaI51zEs execution, was re
ceived by the TAFT Mail:
o. Thurfday the fentence of The law was erecu
I'd on Iafon Fairbanks, for The murder Of Eliza
be.h Fae,. At half pat o'cloo K ID the morn.
iag he ? if ner was taken from the gaol in Bof-
Ton aud conducted 70 The county Of Norfolk. ~
He was carried in al open coach, and attended
tgtbe Rev DR.. Thatcher The carriage was
preoel.d BY the lh-rif Of Suffolk, and HI, Dep.
uties AT The county inc he was delivered into
the charge Of lhsrif Cutler, Who proceeded with
limit he Gaol al De ham. Soon af.er two
o'clock be was LED to he Place Of execution on
toe Common, and few minutes before three
be fufe e. the ignOninou puniihment ordered
toT bis crime.
During al the incidental folemnities peculiar
% iuch an awful location, BE appeared as inien.
Dole Of bis itua ion az he dij upon bis trial -
and MADE the iignll for his own execution by
dropP ng bis hank relief
An account Of FayBgnkl trial, execution, conferfon
ae viii be for lalc IN few days by E. Il. Ta,Is.
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Francis Morris.

DANCING NASTER-foynleyiyia this togy7, nozO
no Sac0,
ID Efpeafully informs the Ladies and GentIemen
N Of the town Of Portland and its vi~inity, that
he propoies to open a DANCING SCHOOL, as
foon as lafIicent encouragement appears.
CONDITIONS.
The School will be kept twice week-evcry
Monday and w rdnefday il the afternoon, from
I o'clock till lunirt for the fnall cIafs and from
fuufet tot 10 the evening for the larger clafs--
Eight Dollars each fchollar per qu7rter-haf 10 be
paid at entrance, and the rema uder at the end Of
the quarter.-TwentY fubicribers at leaf each
lchool.
Ladies and Gentlemen will pleafr to fend their
names to this Office Immediately, if they d. not
white be difapponted
The fchool will be opened On Wednefs az next,
ID September, at UNION HALL; where he
lchoars are deGred 10 attend.
lie ALTO propofes to open a Dancing S,nool in
the town q GOrbanr, every Turiday afternoon
and evening. AHgP e.
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:, icere I'a good PrOfpeA that the Tripoiitans
sI loon be weary Of their hoRilites to the Uni
- o'a'e', The ThPoitan lhip Admiral, Of z8
suns suns and he brig" Johanas Won Berg" of IA,
GU come down the Sreights, tn feek the bet
~ -.,u Tor their piracy, put into Gibral ar and
lie I've mere biockaded By the IT, S Fig7te Phi
Z IsssPAIa, On the 18th Of July. The forty days
grace" granted by the Bahaw It Is known,
s J'sg the Sd of June. The brig Happy Con,
II winch arrived at New-York left Leehorn,
n~ & 9th Of June; andin her paG4gs paTed
M lnpohtan corflirs without mobilization.
o u. org was armed, and in company with three
IN, me u 5, ffigare EGex Capt. cambridge,
Na'iPcksa JAY 8, off the Care de Gau, bound
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:. "a ,SslsG rear, IS mich divided. Mr.. Ger.
~ v.rv large vote for Governor, agAinlt one q
y q ..,,ous, an1iable, and Respectable 10 tbs
w noss N-wbarnD hire. though 'ers devided
fia's' ,r.5 more votes againh Gov Gilman, than
RI ~ ,ed f1unI againt 70 worthy and able I
ssia 49, If J,co aini[m had no. crept ID amongl'
N's rbsl aud msnv other conf lerations. will
lhsn a,.,v that Conucflcu is viewed by the Jaco-
isTs ,rsatsa obhIce IN the way of their domin-
BIOS I,oo;, With reference 20 tha luhjett aione
20 .HHo,4icut IS cond1cred as danguiihed from her
PA 90 Above mentioned. IN mon p0ins Of view
bh. s,re,t,. Newhampflre Vermont, ard C1nnec-
daA he eonGdered IS ONE. Their manners, their
g's hen politics. their morals, are the fame It is
hh NJ" hha,.d whatever may happen in the United
81 rb,t thslc Gates may never, by any untoward
- be s,vDED.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

UT0LENf5ou Be PgFurs sFtbslsgsyi5sr ia Buxton, On
- Satire day evsaizg sa ba.A MARE tOel b4if abcus
yeS,s aLd, aatzral toAys a Saddle, 1Ui batter,
9oea ro@ bo.S b. Hcgb5oybosi ~ he aqs time.
Sgeioa saytaiuet Of pasa sO6o Teen tbs'ejH 5fs
tie fbsl.-He 60rt fbk SVba6 jaeEe cloths
ysozg color Wboevsy rvN dsts7 re t5f and return t5e
Mare aaS S44At 10 Bs libsr Pail rseeiv bs a5o r.
zUarG DANIEL EInERT.
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Tor rums. She had under convoy the flip Grand
Turk OF New London, ladened on account Of
Tie u. 5. with various articis agreeable to our
eng gemeuts withthe Tunilians.
DiPatches Fl m Commodore Dale, fnce his
arrival At Gibraltar, have been received by gov
erpment.
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TAKE NOTICE.

On Wednesday next, will be fold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
THE DWELLING HOUSE, BARN & LAND,
now owned and occupied by Capt JAMES
BLAXE-fituated on Court-ftreet, in the center of
the town. The above will be fold with or without
the buildings ; or to accommodate purchaiers, as
the Lot is efficiently large TO make two lots, il will
be fold one half or the whole together, as may bef
fuit the Purcha(er.-For terms Of payment apply to
William Fennelly, AHt7ionesr.
Sale at IL O'Clock, NJ. on the premles.
CT The above is worthy the attention Of thofe
VINO want to purchsfe real efate, as il will be fold
to the highef bidder, without any kind Of relerve
Portland Sept. n, I5o.
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70 Import OF this gentleman, the votes in the
'oaatles Of Lincoln and Kenn=be < will be
'sfy generally united. For the information Of
mo-, who, IN this ektentivc diltrla, have not
aP'I'onai Or adequate acquaintance with Judge
eook = fsems proper, IN this m4nner 10
@.si that heis poAeG-d of penetrating mind,
ciltnm mating judgment, al hab.tual activity /;
sna' 70 render their qualities utetu, firm *
unisalie'ing love of his country. Ofthe above
gapl.te' OF mind, he has gwen decided proof,
y ne eralnence in Literary accomplishments,
sOn!'caI knowledge, and acquaintance with bu
-Dsls. which he has acquired by his own ener
n WIN ut any advantages peculiarly favoura
Inc commercial intereas Of the United States
Oslu8 a. Prelent mott critically intereItiug, It
pasa' 10 BE- further particularly noted, that
y thorough, iyRemStic, and praStcal acquan-
..l. with commerce, and bis ii. lima ion and
so'aly 20 give 1t an energetic fupport are among
- iaolt powerful Recommendations. Should
! not DC elected BY full maj ority, il will Be
s W. 10 the negligence of the electors in cxer-
lug 'nelF important right of fufragc. So
s'sN are eletiOheeribg pauegyrics that It
-lSnt appear matter of form to fay more, aud
"u'a i0FOiIs to fay lcrs. A VOTER.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14

r., .rfioR. Is fixed on for eleang A repre-
I.,,,ye % Corgrefs, for the Firf Eatprn Ditri6t,
!. G,noly the place of tie Hoo. Mr.. Lee
1ss ntcepts are but lately IfTIed ana the
sr,s 4. but very Mort Grear exertions are there
s,,s oeeedary TO counterfeit the iacoblnic influence
Gov alive in certain parts of KennebrC and Lin
ia counties and 70 f-cure the elect on Of man
VINO viii exert his talents TO promote the real in-
era Of orr country, and not become the dupe of
n,rtv iniriguers or political theorts.