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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23

copy of the foregoing Address having been deliv-
cred to the Secretary Of the Senate, referred to
Mr.. Morris, Mr.. Jonathan Malon and Mr.. Dayton, TO
draft and report anfwer who this day made the fol-
lowing report viz.
THE SENATE ANSWER.
WHILE we congratulate you, on thofe eIprefhons Of
the public will which called you the frt Office in
the United States, but lament the lois of
that intelligence, attention and impartiaty with which
you have preiided over deliberations.
The Senate feel themlelves much gratihed by the
fene you have been peaed exprefs Of their fuPport
in the performance of late duties. Be Peruaded
that it will never be withheld from Chief MaGinrate
who il the excrcie Of his Office fha be influenced by
due regard the honor and intereh of our country
In the confidence that your official conduct will be de-
voted thele great objects, confidence derived from
pan events we repeat you, FIR, The afurances of
conGitutional lupport, in your future admntrati
JAMES HILLHOUSE,
Pysjiieat Of tx SEate pro- fczpsre.
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An AT making the port Of Biddeford
and Pepperelborough, and the Port Of New Bedford
IN Mafathuletts Ports Of Entry for lhps veiTels,
arriving from the Cape Of Good Hope, and from
places beyond the fame.
DE it sndfed BY The Senate and Honf Of Re
ID jtrstatatiVet Of The United States Of Ameriea,
IN COeyref agTm5ltd. That the port of Biddeford
and PePPerelborough, and the port of New
Bedford, in the Commonwealth of Madachu
fctts, Sc, and they are hereby made, ports Of
entry for fhips OF veGels arriving from the Cape
If Good Hope, and from places beyond the
fms.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker o. f5r HopJS Of RrprejsnfntiUF5.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Vics Pr5fdent Of tie Unts5 Stafes,
and Proficient Ct the Senate
Approved, February Is, A. D. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS,
Pr5f4sm Of bs Urite4 Slater.
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By authority.

t;KTH coNcREss OF THE UNITED STATES, AT
THE SECOND SESSION, BEGUN AND HID AT
AT THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, IN THE
TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA, on MON
DAY THE SEVENTEENTH or NO.
VEMBER, ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED.
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MR.. SEDGWICK'S
F6RKWELL ADDRESS.

In Anfwer Refoution Of the Houle Of ReprereutA-
tives, In appreciation Of his conduct.
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q SEW.fLL's POEMS j

A imall volume, bearing this title, has lately
been pnbl'ihed at Pouimouth. Il contains a.
bout goo pages Of the milcellanscus poeticaI
productions Of ]. NJ. Sewall, EIq. The Man
Of Science, and the Poet need not be Hin,ulatd
70 encourage Productions Of intrin6c merit. and
70 thoie who ieeollea the eathuhafm with
which the American foldicry were infpired by
the iongs Of tbs gentleman in th- earlier n -ges
OF our revolution, particularly the one Untitled
4 War and Walbingroa, and to thofe who have
heard and read his late numerous productions
calcu arej to excite tie public attention 70 the
inroAds OF scobiniim in our country ;-nothing
need be faid to engage he patronage of an en- /,
ligAtened and grateful public to the work.
We ihould fail in oui duty were we to neglect
,eecommsning the volum. to every American
Patriot and Real Federalif TO which end,
we tranicrbe the preface to the work.
PREFACE. (oF"''l
:" IT IS with great diff Ience that the author
fubmit' the following poems to the pub ic eye.
The world Is already 70 amply Gock:d with
bad poetry, thar a writer ihould be cautious
how he 'ncreafes the heap and area patriot
ought 10 b. tenderlY jealous. even of the litter
aly 'cP1'dl'0h VI HIS country,
{: May of the original pieces here prefented
to the public were written at an early period Of
life-not a few were Only momentary efuGons,
and none of them were competed with much
Premeditaton. But as nothing he can now
oaer will make them better, he defits from
any farther apology, and quietly reGgns them
10 their fate.
:" The ipecimens from Oflian, are taken from
work more leifurely competed and therefore,
if bad, have lels to plead in their execute. Mac
pherion's pro(e tranaation of thefe poems fell
into the authors hands rs early as the year
1870, when they were but little known in this
count y, they plealed him, and be then attem
pied TO turn few padages into heroic verfe.-
| The work was amufng, and he has from time
TO time continued it. The greater part IF thefe
poems are now completed and on the favor
able reception Of the fpecimeDs will depend the
future publication Of the whole verfion
Should he meet with the encouragement
which every author wihes he purp ,fei to give
his vernon 70 The public ia two O6avo volumes
with explanatory notes which he mas already
prepared, and alto TO offer fome arguments in
addition to thofe urged by Mr.. Macpherfon,
DR.. Blair, and Others, in favor of the au'hen.
iciy d OllAn's poems, agtnR the opinion Of
DR.. Johnlon and his party
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23
BANKRUPTCY.

XXTHEREAsa CommilioR of Bankruptcy has been
r . awarded and ifued againn ELISHA AVER OF
NevofsA in the Dnrid of Maine, Trader and IRON
Monger, and the faid Efha Aver has been declared
Bankrupt he Is hereby required to furreuder himfe
70 the Commifioners, in the faid Commiifon named,
or to he major part Of them the leventh and the
twenty-eghth of December next. and on the roth of
January next, OF the clockin the afternoon Of
each faid days, at the houfe of DANIEL CGLMAN
in Pa,Jsgfs1, in faid Di(lri1, and make full diff
cloure aud di(covery Of ms eate and effects. When
auo where bis Creditors prepared TO prove
their debts and at the fecond meeting, TO choole
sfignee aaignees; aud az the aa meeting, faid
Bankrupt is repaired to fnlh his examination So And
AZ the fad lat meeting, any Of the Creditors OF fad
Bankrupt may be heard before faid Commiioners
agaiuf the making allow ne Of a certificate 20 the
Judge ~ flid di1rid 20 eutte the faid Bankrupt
certificate Of dilcharge--All perfons indebted 70
taid Bankrupt, to make payment and thofe who
have any of his effects are deliver the fame fuch
perlon Or perfons only the Commiffoners lnall APP
Lcint. JOSEPH HUCKINS,
John PAIN,
NeV IS. JAMES BRADBURY.
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fenks' Portland Marine Lin.

TUESDAY, Nov. ~ - Arrived brig Betfey, capt.
William Lowell az days from Denarara.-Left there
OF 6 brig concuion, OF caaine brig EItty, Par
rot. P0rtfmouth, 10 fail in 20 days; brig Valerius,
Hard hg, Kennebeck; fhip Minerva, Hopkins Pep
Peterborough fhip Bctfcy. Banks, Of do fchooner
vAndike, Hard ng, Bottom fchooncr Sally, Kenne-
bunk.-SPats. ia lat. n, ~ long. o. 80, w fehooncr
Ariel. Ebenezer Colley, ~ days out from Newlondon
bound 20 Martinique, all well. Oct 8, Point Spirit
bearing S. w by w. leagues, fPoke feb. Margaret,
Of Norlo' k, Ian from Berhice, bound to Demarsrs.
Same dry Arrived brig Polly, capt. Daniel Lowell,
90 DAYS from Point Petre, Cuad4ouPe. Left there
capt Babfon,s of this port.
Sane ay--Arrved brig Sufan, capt Parlons, 80 days
from Point Petre.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

lssKs. Z" =. r'''' - ''7''''
ka read u yonr Ian, a. ob!ervation
IA se'a tie zen iatofn alton You could col
Il 4 IsP,:l d@efmihe5 oa, s. tie Federal
h5,.. II fiil E4aeruDariS, 10 unite their
slt,1 s.' a 'he mex. trial FIR Fe1-ral Repre-
Dss.. pPor' 81 The Hon. NArHANIsL
|sas viii it may be Rated, for the
n NJ, ne iemotsr pass Of the Dara, that
d. ,''ii4l'on ~, not cnlre9. Ogr 4ffec
|s,a. we COOK, aaj our conf ience in
~ ~ ~ irity, and iouni politics, inlu
b !. sps him fuPP at; and As this AZTEC
c,s so'ia ls0cs have Dor te,n diminiihed,
lep.e = pa' iupo y, ana viii rettainjy,
h., = eoiitagc I'VE are aTnred thar
~ W.. y = fake Of harmony, we hcpe that az,
\, before in favor Of The other can II
|skehn give Their votes for Mr. c. who
bal unek sptionasI-, and IS diain
.sn.. = 'ae man Of our chaiee, b. twice he
Earal !. sg'e giseu forthe Other rcfpsa bile
IA ~ 9u''a'e. "A.
19'''-H D@ia, Nv. 6.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

M HEREAS the propretors and owners Of the
iaIe common and undivided lands ia the town
q Lebanon, IN the county Of York have seen aflef
ca and taxed in fundFy ads and formerly committed
Tor collection 70 BsgiHzia CbadbowH, zig and Dr. Mgcs
Carr deeeaied, and W'ILLan Roger, Elq reigned-And
the balance due on faiJ Taxes are committed to
AHsrsa0 Reg05, Eiq TO collect by Vote Of faid pro-
PrIetorsand the following funs appear 70 Be due
and unpaid, TO wit
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William Lord.

GIRAYED from the fubicriher, about the 9Th inf
~ dark red COW, about or years old, with
large picked horus ADD very long tarI--Whoever
will give Information of laid Cow 70 that the owner
may get her again, ihail be Handsomely rewarded for
their trouble JACOB ROLFE
Ports l. Noo a..
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NOTICE il hcreNy gwen, that the fubfcriber has
IN been duly appointed AHgnec ofthc Eftate and
Eff rs Of Zr9bsaia5 HnlzD, jan. and Frssaa H1ro7U,
Of B ith in the DiGria Of Maine, BAnkrDpts ALI
perlons having in their poGeiau asy property belong
ing 70 The laid Harlows, called upon iarrender
Tic fame and thofe indebted to make immediate pay
ment to ANDREW GREENWOOD.
Poytl1ui, Nov g, 1891,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

DfED-At ST. Andrews IN b. Mrs B1ary Wfyve,
aged 81, comfort Of Thomas Wye Rig of that place
AZ Bay MAhaw, GuldaIoupe oct. s, capt. TBgzs,
-4raoH, Of the brig AuguHa Of this por.--AIfo Mr..
Saas4I Prime, Of Northy 4rmouth If fad vefeI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

THE copartneffhip of LORD * DOW, by mutual
4 agreement is this day di1olged ALI perfons in-
debted 70. having demands on faid firm. are re-
qneRcd cali on John Lard at their ase hand for
fsttement. JOHN LORD,
MOSES DOW.
Portland, Nov J, 1901.
N. 3. FOR SALE, HOUSE a4l HI USE LOT
atuaGed in Plumb RECT .--Inquire above.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

II HE prop,irtos Of the l,veral lots of Land in
: the town lately called NsS0 Sngc7ok, bot now
L9Teh, in The county 81 York, hereafter motion
Cd, are hereby notified that the fame are taxed in
The bills committed "a ne thu iubicriber, Coledor
for fad town for The year 1901, 10 colieCf, IN the
respective tums following, viz. Ia the fam Of "a
Gents and Mills on each lot.
ut Div. I'd Div. I'd Div. I'd Div. al Div.
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NOTIFICATION.

MI the fublcr.bers, Commhiionets appointed by
w the Hon. Edward Cuts, Fig. Judge Of the Pro-
bate, OF Wills, &c for the county Of York. 10 receive
and examine the claims Of the fevcra Creditors to the
eitate OF SAMUEL ROFF late u Bidarto,a, mariner
decesfed, reprciened nfo;vent--hereby give notice
that fix months from the 10th Of October ISo1 is al
lowed q bring IN and prove their caims-thsr we ihall
attend that iervice he houc Of Jos Pa STEVENS,
Adminiitrator laid ellate, IN Biddeford or the &C.
eond Thuriday Of November infant, and the fecond
Thu idays OF the four following months from one
to FIVE O'Clock, P. NJ. on each day.
ELIHU COFFIN, Corssin
CHRISTOPHER CILPATRICK, Eoasys.
BidA:fsrS NoV. =, 1901.
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It no PerIon halI appear 90 dicaaTee Tad taxes,
and all neceiIary intervening charges, On u before
the fecond day of February next al ten of TIE
clock in the forennons 10 much Of fad lols of
Land as will De iulficent TO d,Eharge the Eme,
will then BE- fold at Public Auction 10 the hebe.t
bidder, according 70 law, a. me dwelling houie OF
TIL lu5tcrber IN iaid Lowell.
Dlsed at fad LovsH, RE z3a DAY afOaohe-. H. D.
1901 BENJAMIN STEARNS. C5ks7o-.
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And unlsis fad Iaxes, and the nscs[ary inter
vening charges, are PAID TO me The collector, on or
before Thurfday the z8h day Of January next, al
ten OF the clock ia he forenoon, 70 much of faid
@nds viii then be fold by Pubic Aucton, az will
pay the fame, al TIE dwelling houle Of Capt. Noab
Jor6aa, lnnhuldrr IL fad Thuup peterborough.
PHlNEAS JONES, Collector
Odober "a, 1901
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NOTICE is hereby given, to the nonrrldent
~ proprietors of land in the town of Thomp-
:onhoIough, dltr6t of Maine, that their lands are
taxed 10 the St2te, county and town, for the year
ISoI, ia the bills committed 10 me the ubf:rber
to collect, as follows
Nama No.Lsf No.Ays State County Town
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-23

MARRIED-At Falmouth by the Rev c. Bradley,
Mr. P.ter Nyg to Mis- Miy lh4Jfou MIR. Ebazszer
7Y4i.s 70 Mds AIeria1 knight
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Pro IDEEcE, NOV. ~.
Exzss fla ktter from gentleman at Gibraltar, 10
st1sudm Providence, da.ed SEPT. a.
= Ths Americans now here are waiting for
|rlhrnselligence from the Commodore Of the
Anaisan fqu4dron, before they proceed up
~. Msditsrr4Rean. NJ haze aa0ice Bsre. ftal
HI 5s6iw bas alrrady d5fred Cap. Dak to meet
sna Tripah. 70 negotiate ferns IF Peaee. Dale
Ty Willy, however, declined truting himfslf
i he hands oi 70 rreachernus An enemy, and
..pisi that he would receive p opof4ls on boar
II own flip, but woult not lard. They had
lalaksn an Amsrican the I5'h of laa month,
sEErh are the la;elt accounts from the Com
adore"
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pHtLAnFi.PGIA. Sov. II.


CD lNiSH ATROCIr7
-,,o;fv of The .lAlement re- posing the
y ! ' e ih= American coriul at s..
'''''' reh, ha, prsn dened by fome, and
j mass In addition 70 the infor-
N j. have already puehihed on his 'nf,
MI Y outrageous tfanfAftion, we iuf i5n an
4. l.t,sr received in this city, from he
'f'' f.q.l,e aud au hentic fource. 1t viii
M ID Il, THIS, 5hat th tAtt, as heretofore
|'l' ], ma IN ialy true ard that it was ac-
VI ~ with every circana nee u inigei'y
go 4. ards tie authority Of he U.it-
,.s lis nor psr;oaal aGair Of the Con-
FL. dar ny attack o. An s5F.iai ebzra7sr,
Ito Al cis Ezsd countries, invial bic,
g.. fra, Arret, escep: upon charge Of
j. sapit i of4sa-e.
u. k.sa aiio, that Amefican prop .rty in
asea IS ia unserlAi jeopardy that the
&C dlaraaer is condemned and abufed I;
'''' FAD geperiiIY, a marked and bsrbsrous
I'm to our rights and iuterets is every
liz. prevalent.
"a inqogiblc to ;mpnte the p-elent condaa
. Il. Spatih nation AM its agents TO anv
I.a;be or sqatable mo Rive. A &, Rem Of
+. I'm. tie mott infalting aad favage, Is a
..s,.a bg lien, not in St. IA o de Cuba alone
~ MI 1t Agesiras--It extends, with
~ violence AID atrocity to every (pot Of
..6,m,. ii which americans unfortunately
lro their power Il is prAdifad either in
s.n capt of 'he law of nations, or under
"a. frau jules, mafS Of unjdt requilirions -
ID TUT AMI Gacerciy hope, that fuch ourrages,
.omnit Il unisr the very nofe of our govern.
nsnt vii nothing rlcape delerved retri0ution.
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Dorttan0.
MoEDAr, NOVEMBER 23, 1901.

The frigats EdeK, attempting to 90 into a
FINAL Spauih porr was fred up ,n-afterwards
sasrsa--snd fatsf aion was demanded. but
n o5aioed. Two Of the American officers
ae iufaltsd on lhore, They challenged The
FlsytaSrs, bur were DOT me-.
Nj MuRRAY, late re6dent Of the United
Suiss near the Batayi4n Republic, Is on his
Pmm home.
The Government Of Rhode Ifland have this
fraf rsisaed the ancient New Engl nd praaice,
Z stng apart day for public thanksgiving,
+ ihs Author Of every good gift-though the
fAss d Commerce have been waited 10 their
aorss-though the n nuf ttsres Of The State
Il y ao'Flh and in-feale = though the hulband-
as otns are anualanIly filed with The
Raaa Pea'ifal IA vet--though they have
fee "ih'n her Tor lers-ln1 though they
pH' !. geY 70 clvii an religieut liberty, and
z '0' beings Of Iii. hi lilly favored land.
(SaL Gaz J
NJ Siaun:on WIZ bis maze the Contribution
Una his pariisular Rudy, ana who is now
,nng tom C4nion, oblerves, thar in capital
'0'Fs' 'h- hnsl dete m nation refs with the
@T'T a. le, though Il IS very rtre indeed
70 cNh'aali l.menced 70 die. Mr. Staun
Y o'- a. Opportunity Of ioqgiriog Of feveral
s'oa'' AM not one IF them that was quei-
IN g 'he oecsfan (and fome of thsrn were
IL evenly years of age) had ever leen or
X 'aPsal' execution; The vig5ur Of
Et..'s' and the pro@ppqle of PHndhment,
II. el''''l'e lately follows convict on without
4 ~ = I1omsat operates IS ache-k up
ss e'iaies which are but TOO frequent in
r'A LIND. PAP.
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NJ MuRRAr, late reGdent Of the Uaitec
|Saiss near the BatayiAn Republic, Is on hi
Psun home.
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And the faid Proprleto,s voted and alefed Tar OF
biyGx ioAar5 for the year 1879 each Propretor's
right in fad town. and committed the fame TO the fad
Andrew Rogers Eiq 70 collect And the whole Of
laid Ian mentioned Tax now appears to be due and
unpaid.
And whereas AL the above mentioned Taxes have
been ported and publ ed by the iaid Aadrew Rogers,
Eiq the Law direGts yet peron has appeared 70
dilcbarge the fame. Therefcres pubic f0iirs 6srrly
gVca That unlefs the above mentioned Taxes AID in
tervenng charges thereon paid on or before oqJy
BE 4b 6y Of January rext 70 much Of the delinquent
ropretors Lands will be iuihcenr 10 dicharge the
lad Taxes and intervening charges thereon will DC fold
Public Venduc the highelt bidder on the fsid 4th
day of January next, 10 Of rhe clock in the fore
noon, 1t the dwelling houe of capt Abraham Pray,
blnholder, in fad lebanon The Vcndue will cont
nue. and be adjourned from day day and from time
to time as occSion may require.
no,,,uc,,, GOODWIN e',.. HsS'i" s z q, as q
THOMAS Kicker. Lamb for non payment Of
ANDRhW ROGERS, taxes.
Bsr4giet, OF. az, Sor. 1851
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VOLUME w.

traitors ot The n2tIpnalgoverum mt had s&cl;as4 III
walcs theieitabiiihmeRt Of monarchy. and tbsr
ue nate governments We're, and ATE, the ben
buwarks tgsina this tendency.
but lnfinuatiops Of this fort. are extremely
rePrehenfibie. They convey and encourage the
idea oF ieParate and diRina intereR IN the ~
t,onal and tate governments They imply that
the principal DAGGER 10 our rights and freedom.
Is IN the nationa government, and thus expofe Il
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS They implyaIfo tbar
me. haie governments, are the guardians Ut the
national government, aH horifed to controul. 8
re'tfaia Is proceedings Indeed, yolr opinion
on This polnt has, for its upport the authority sf
The Virginia Legislature, which hes once ar
tempted to exerciie a cenioriaI power oyer tbe
laws OF The United States.-But All his IS clear
~ iePugna % the letter and f,jirit of our "a
uoral conHituton-In the concluGon OF your
adTIe!s, you make refpe6fful mention Of General
WaHL25ta1J ''pTe eminent lervices." bur y r.it
your prediction and old revolutionary friend.
Mr. 4dqm5-a1d obfcrye profound ilence on
The naturalization of- both You then make q
nurber Of far promifes Of good behaviour ia
your Office, aRurinS as YOU are ready u retire,
whenever the people become lenGble how much
seter choices they may make; and G ole with
an ejaculation 70 the 4" infinite power thar rules
tie dtdinies OF the uoverle" il favour If YOUR
couniels. Thy that power you mean tde Su.
p. enc God. | heartily unite with YOU, for we
have great &Preiing occafoo FIR his All fance.
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bdLutS dLi fraternity.
TOUSSAINr LOUVERTURE.

"A St. Domingo paper Of the oh September,
contains the irf part Of new code Of laws en-
acted fer t:at lrld'-Tbey are companied
by an addrels Of Touidaint Louveftnre, 10
which be pronounces the cede to be conci(e and
Perfpcuous and that he citizens Of St. Dom.
ingo will find IN this collection Of laws written
II indelble cha aaers, +" their duties, their hap-
pinefs. their count Us proiperity:"- laws
lays he, +" viii BE The diIedory Of the public
mIgiar4te and tie private citizen the fupporr
OF the feeble againa the enterprises If the pow,
s'ful the refuge ct innocence, and the avenger
OF vice" Amen, f4Y we. (CenfiasL)
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L"uNeNI Ukt,' " 7eTH0r ~ ~. L2-
nli4gs 10 III Grill aai Military O9fs.,s.
CaPe-FraE1ois 2S Fructidor. year o.
CirIzrNs-As | have besn informed. thar
aims Of foreign veGals, after carrying away
@y force cr deduction, young cuizens ofthe colo
ny. have been io bolI as 10 fell then in the Vii.
sd States, i i the du'y Of every public OF
Ger 10 prevent, BY the moa Aria attention. flch
wicked attempts from 6sing renewed for the fa-
uIe.
have received advices, importing. thar CHI.
zen Abraham IN the Cape, Creole Of the plan.
ration called Des Danes, wis conducted 70
w lmiagton that At. er having been pat oD hore
Y { was taken away into the back country. whefe
he wa eolag 60 b. foli, whed he was claimed
ny trtnchniIn. and lent back TO Cape Fran
ro's, or board tae ichooner Two SiRers. The
me ctiztn Iutorms me- that young bla Z
man named BnAhomme, Creole aud taFlor M
CsPe Francois was fold 10 this manner, a few
years ago, 70 Charlet2n, and that he IS il ouelf
OF him. 10 thele PoGiye faas Ne adds othe.s
tie proof, OF whieh he is tiyiog % obtain.
ln consequence OF this iufor NATION. you are
ieniihe how great our zeal on M 10 be, to pre-
vent 'pch I'ratcai attempts for the future. There
!, 10 toubt but there nong he captains
wa Up rad- to this Colony, fome mean a M bar.
Baron enou h to De . 10 The deG 10y Of th -ir iel
low creature, 70 carry 'hem away tar from
der country and liberty, AM reduce them 10
l4yery,
Therefore, Il il ordered hat M publ of
ce's iniornl ms Of abules th.t may be commit
tsd on that matter and that commanders in
FIR ports 81 with municipal officer On board
OF veiIei, ready q faiI and make aria- wifi Of
all Pe'ions on board /; and If there are citizens
not includes 20 the crews ill., TO have them
misunderstanding they produce 1padp port fien-
ed by ne 70 loP The vs6el, and give me inlrne.
date notice thereof, 70 as may order 20 B..
brought before . council Of w.r captains known
T. be guilty, il order thai they fhould he prole-
cuted 70 the utmoa extent If the laws.
Salute AMI fraternity.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
ADAA4S' BIRTH DIR

BOSTON, NOVEMBER |.
ON Fijay laa the anniversary Of the natal
day Of that incere patriot he Hon JOHN AID.
ANS, late PreG1ent Of ths U4ited Stofe5, was
celebrated 10 his n alive to N, 2aiacg with the
mott deciiive eyiden,e If aft aiun IN graft
tuje. A large number Of refpefabl- citizers
OF that and the nei5 hboring low, S, AGambled Il
an elegant entertainment Ths Hon. Judge
Cranch preildet- Previous u the d,uue, the
Chairman, sttende Nv The whole u5zEy
waited on he Hon. Ms. Aa4nls, and 2rolcn..d
be following address:
Tatbe HoAoura5e JOHN ADAMS
YOUR neighbours and friends. sfamblcd to
celebrate heaanye f4ry ofyour n4t~i day, beG
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
LEBANON.

FTIHEREAs the proprietcrs and Of the
w late common and undivided lands Ia the town
OF Lebanon, IN the county Of York have been s9cG-
ed end tsrcc m iundry hits and formerly committed
for collection 10 BajI1a &C. b0Ds, zig and Dr., Afse
Carr, deeeAled, and WHina Regers, Eiq reGgned-And
the balance due On faiJ Taxes are now committed 90
Aasre1O RcgD., Fig TO collect by Vote Of iaid pro-
prietorssnd the following fans appear be due
ana unpaid to wit