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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
rERSEYEPANcE.

Or. Johnfon, the celebrated Englilh
writer, has very happily faid, !" All the
performances Of human art, at which
we look with praiie or wonder, are IN
aances Of the reGltles force ofperfever
auce it IS BY this, that the quarry be.
comes pyramid, and that diIiAnt coun-
tries are united by canals. Ii a man
was TO compare the effea of Gngle
arok= of the pick axe, or one impreiiion
Of fpade, with The general detgn and
iaf rcul:, be would be overwhelmed by
by the lenie of their diiproporion ys'
thofc petty operations, iocshantly con-
tinncd. 10 time luFmount the greatct
AM mountains are levellsd,
Nod oceans bounded. by the ilende
force OF humane beings. II Is there
fore Of the usmoR importance that thof-
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

who have any intention Of deviating
from the beaten roads of life, and &C.
curing a reputation iuperior to names
hourly fvcpt away by time among the
rctuie Of fame, lhould add to their rea
lon, ard their ipi'it, the power OF periia-
ing in their purpoies acquire the ART
Of tapping what they cannot batter !;
and the habit Of vaniihing oblinate re.
iiltancc by obltinatc attacks"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

Tie celebrated Cheefemakcr from
jerley, Mrs Exton, is now in this city.
This excellent woman has this rear
made Eight Hundred Cheeics, which
fell in Philadelphia at the fame ptice
as Cheefe imported from England.
whence ihe came with her huiband and
family about fix years fnce. They
milk forty cows. Their farm IS abour
600 acres, of which The ,ne half i wood
land. An example offuch well dpea-
ed indnltry and good manage nent nay
be initiated By others with great advan.
tage; and ihews that farming in the
United States, when we'll conducted.
is one Of the mot proGtablc oajea> e.
which man can direct his attention.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

PROGRESS OF AFFECTION.
From B9iaaTSc~'s Posns.
When The frit dawn OF Celia's charms
Rcie 70 my unexpected fight,
Enraprur'd wonder, foft alarms,
FiIfd every fcnfe with new delight.
Yet by the worlds examples taught.
Which fcorns the genrous fame to own,
ht.lc needed. little thought,
That - Love is Virtues gift nIone!''
When native fenf- and model grace.
With manners artlef., tho re6n'd,
Eniur'd the triumph ofthe face.
And gently chain'd the willing mind,
BY iaa reile1ion undeeeiv'd,
Stern Reafon how'd at Beauty's throne
Then Grl I t5Oggt,, then FRA srErv's,
That " Love ia Virtues giit alone"
But when Aff-tfion'. foft control,
Beyond or fenfe or beluty's power,
Had purified, had 6r'd the foul,
Once varying with ihc ehangeful hour :
BY truth and tenderness Grove
To merit bliis lill then unknown
Ah then ! Jsh the power OF love
For Love i Virtues gfs alone"
=-
ON MUsIc.
f,.- z@.'. ..s r,,y;
When whifpcring Grains do foisy Neal
With creeping paf1icn through the heart
And when at every touch We fee;
Our pu'fes beat and bear partj
When shread, can make
A heart-nring quake
PhiIofophy
Can feare- deny,
The foul eondfs of harmeny.
Oh. iuli me, lnll me, charming air.
My fenfes roek'd with wonder fweetl
Lks lnow on wool ,hy faIlings arc.
Soft like fpirit are Thy feet!
Grief who need fear
That hath an car,
Down let him lie,
And numbering die,
And change his foul for harmony.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

Il feems to be giols calumny e.
i1y thai. marriage 4 ~ dilsebafe in France.
A. woman are known 10 Ne ma,risd
there 70 Fix mon.hsto almoft as many
difer-nt men.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
ssrIraru loortrg.
~<~ests~
THE PRIMROSE.
BY csrezr.
BY cnsss.

ASK me why fend you here
Tins hrit'ing Of the infant year
AK me why fend TO you
This Primrofe, all bepearrd with dew
iltra'ght will whifper in your ears,
The fweets Of love arc walh'G with tears.
Alk me why this flower doth ihcw
80 yellow. green, and dckly too
AK me why The aalk i weak.
And bending. yet il doth nor break;
imua tell you, thefe dircover
What doubts md fears are in lover.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
suRLrscros, (vRR. JUNE ~.
JfTER4 4RT.

His Excellency Iiaac Tichenor, Efq Gov
ernor OF the State of Vermont, has among other
numerous and liberal benefacoIs made hand
fone donation to the Unive fifty Of Vermont,
Ga. the corporation of which he is member)
eaabliihed 10 Burlington, TO be paid in money
for the purchsfe of books for the library.
AT the prefent fellion of the ccrpsr ton, he
Hon. Royal Tyler, Efq. one Of the Judges oi
the Supreme Court of this State, was usanimoni.
" elected as member Of the Board of Trult
who has accepted of that appointment.
The laws for the immediate government of
the iniitution are enatfed in which ooniidera
bic improvements are conceived 70 be made
The cufomary ervitude Of the Fieihmin clafs
and pecuniary fines are aboiihed
The time of commencement is on the third
Wednesday in Augua annually
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
RALrIMoRr. fuNE ~

Cheatham fays of Calender, that he " has
" no fcruples of confcience be is an eafy ac-
" commodatiog man and will write asaint the
&c preient administration for money
Calender fays Of Cheathsm that he has done
in this country that for which lie would have
beea ondemned to 6. fsving" in bi' own county
that he is " q villain early complicated, beyond
the need Of common opportunities, or gradsal
temptations.
We believe them both yJt
'ris Orange luch DIFF renee there ihould be-
'Twixt Tweedie6um and Tweedledec.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
DUTIES on SUGAR and SPIRITS,

DUTIES on SUGdR and SPIRITS.
The Secretary Of the Trealury and the Atto.,
ney General have conarued the law repealias
the internal taxes TO intend that the dut,s,
thould be collected On all refned fog2r and d1
titled ipirits, manuf aeured between the time il
paHing the act and The frf Of July-al houob
the articles had neither been fold nor renoysS
Hitherto the duties have been demande On n.
removal Of the articles. The manufaaurer,
therefore acquainted with this practice, ererteJ
themfelves to have large ifock on hand wheu
the duties exPireda and made conrraas at &c iuced
pi iices-not expecting to be burdened with N.
tax if they did not zen while the law had e,ia.
ence. BY the contrfry contribution they will
luffer heavy lohes. Had hey Been ferGble Tia,
this wa tie Interpretation at Waihi. gton, they
would have fafpended their labors till the Law
rad actually expired as, certain of reduction.
few or 20 purohafer would have been found to
have given the prices demanded while the duiie,
contr rued. TIE time which has been fuf.red
TO elapfS before the Se-retary's and Attorney',
opinions have been promulged, increafes The
injury and furPrize. The lette; on he fuhief
we underiland was received here on Wedneiday
sfterno on 1t teems ponible il might not reach
f me places until after fome OF the articles mar
have been delivered at he reduced prize.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
Dortlano,
MoNDAr, J0Lr S, 1907.

The latef European news yet received will
be found in the fra page Of this days Gazette.
The article relative 70 declaring Bonapatt,
Cbif C0nlalfor life may be cODlidsred the mot
importane.
Arrivals at tlis pert confirm the inttlE.
genee refpeding Tozgant, and bis princiPa' Of.
6cers, being fent to France 10 chains. Thief.
unfortunate blacks are ddubtlefs by this rue
convinced how much confidence may be pla- ed
in French faith. We fhal fnipend further com.
ment until more particular information ihaI
come to hand.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
MEL ANCHOLT ACCIDE ENT.

TRENTON, JUNE II:
On the Sth inR a melancholy accident took
place 10 this vicinity. Mr.. Jeremiah Mahong,
being exceedingly fond his gun, taking it in
to his band fad in joke to his wife, come out
and will learn you TO exsrcfe; upon which
Che took another gun ino her hand that had
been, without their knowledge, loaded by her
brother in order to fhoot fome crows, which fhe
caielefsly held in her hands, and when ihe at
tempted TO fnap it, unfortunately went off, the
whole ioad catered his head juft under his left
eye, and went out jua behind MS right ear,
and he fell lifelefs at her feet. He was about
"a years Of age, and fhe about ~ they had
been married fortnight the evening before.
The diltreiliag fcene is not eaiily deicribed, as
an uncomnon fondneis had fubfifed between
them. An inquea was held over the body,
and the jary returned their verdit, that bis
death was occafioned by the accidental dif
charge Of gun in the hands of his wife.
HANOVER, JUNE 10.
. TORNADO
Lat Sunday, about half paa fix y. NJ. the
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
As~a from tbe Tgrta Inbies.

The fate Of ToulIaint The late Chief of ST..
Domngo, appears 10 be decided.-Poverty
and chains arc to be the lot of him 10 whom
the Fra Conful OF France lately eSprefed his
gratitude tor the prefervation of the Hand f;
md whom lie Clsrc, in his proclamation,
promled e,ie, aiiluence, ard honor. The
fory of bis mediiated teafons bear all the
marks cs fabrication ;-and when an " irno-
cent man IS 10 e f.cidced, il is eaiy to find
iuel 10 fupplY The altar"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

YESTERDAY expired, deep regretted by
thouiands, the late Judiciary Law Of the Unit
ea Slater.
10 roticing this event, 70 melancholy in iifslf,
and e. ominous of evil, we need not ecapitulate
tboie Arguments which prove that the eharter
of our liberties has been violated. 1t is iub
jed well underfood, one on which public opin-
ion is firmly fe5ted, and any attempt 10 con
vince the real friends Of the Contribution that il
has received vital FAB, would be like proving
TO a man that he has been wounded, while he
IS imarting with The pain. Our only anxiety
now tbould b. to forefee consequences and pro-
vide remedies.
Men of plain fenfe can fee that by m king
the Judiciary dependent on the legilaive pow
er, there can be no lecnrity for the rights oE
property, for Pedonal or civil liberty, but what
is found in the will of a dominant party. They
want no arguments to convince them, that thb
will may be veiiatile, corrupt, unjuR, and vim
detive. II can plunder properly; it bas plum
dered it in France il can deprive men of their
pe'iona liberty. let the revolutionary prifors Of
that desoled country tefity hat tkir has en-
done il can fport with the lives Of men. il baJ
and the guiloine is our witneis. All this can
the forms of jufice--u ba5 been dane.
But perhaps it may Be faid, that none Of thefe
evils have yet come. 1T is true, we DO nor now
feel their irhueuoe hey have not yet aHume 4
viiible form they do not fit in the temple OF
Jultloe, nor WELD its (word, bur the doors Rand
oPer night and day.
The Judiciary is recognized in the fate and
federal comPatts, as a CO ordinate, and in1r
pendent branch, It is now declared to Be fubor
dinate and dependent. The middle wall Of
partition Is broken down, the dividing line is
Pthed, and the diaind, legitimate bozOsrs of tbe
Gov-rnwen', are virtually bendid IN the Legif
latuIe.
What conlti'utional barrier now remains.
which cannot be thrown down what protecting
Powrr will arile to ltay the Progrcfs Of innova-
ton, and prevent this fair inheritance, the price
OF dangers, fufferings, and blood, from being
given 10 the fpoilers ?
The anfwer to this queition points 10 the only
remedy: The good fenfe and energy Of The
people the real friends flaw, order and union,
can alone fave Us from rbe evils of thorough
gong revolution. We have taken one fep in
this downward road, we NUT retrace il, or, We
hall one day iod ourfeves broken and con
founded without our own violent motion. If
the public mind can be perfusded or deluded
INTO the belief, that this cotirfe is fate and fure
there is no force to retard our progreE it will
grow more rapid as it grows more dangerous.
But we rely much On the fober rehe6fng part
OF our 'ellow-citzens their puff has already
been tel, and found not to beat for revolution.
Already are 6iicoveret frong fymptoms of a
iPirlt IN the people, whilh Will NOT f1ifer their
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

! clouds prsfen'ed NOT threatning aiPeet. he
clouds which aroie from the ". w. and ,. w
approached each other with terrible maJelty-
and their corjunetien produced violent quit
of wind, accompanied with lightning, thun.
| der, and hail which did an immenie deal oi
damage in this vicinity, and in the neighbor-
| ne towns. Houfes were unrooied, windows
| broken en--barns, trees, fences, &c. leveiled 10
| the ground
About fifty feet of the roof ofDartmouth
| College was taken off by the violence OF the
gale, and carried 10 great diltance-Nothing
ieemed to withltand its force.
The oldeR men among MS. have no recollec-
ton of having ever experienced 70 violent
wind. 1t continued but two or three minutes.
CONCORD, (s. H. JUNE a3
Notwitheanding the repeated bosfings and
i'll grounded triumph of the Democrats, for
leyeral months pat, on the pretended increaie
of tbar kind of republcaniim in this State, and
particularly as it related to the Leg failure, we
have he pleafure Of congratuiaung the good
md orderly part of the community, and our
fellow cit zens Of the United States IN general,
on the oarat iaersaf of Republican Federalilm,
as well in the Leglature, as among the ciu
zens Of the State-the Incorporation OF the New
Ba K notwithaa anding. To this meafure, i WAS
determined by the Federalifs 10 make no ltren
uous oPpoiiiio 1t was in their power 10 havt
prevented rs Pallirg and it was evidently ,he
with of the leading democrats, that their pen
ton might again DC rje6fed; bat the stt-ei
which it was at 6r1t oeligned TO have, ,hat I
revo u-ionizing the politics Of the State, havi g
fpent its force 10 he cIamor fnr an incorpor
ton the Federal Republicans were now wiling
The people fhould have fair trial of its real u
tilty 1t is with pleafure we can fay, that the
fprt Of party which has nnhappy ragged among
iome OF the citizens of the State, excited by the
falfthoods and mifrep epTeiensations Of dnaPpont
ed reltlels, or ignorant demagogues, and nta
mous oharaders, found but iirtle fuel 70 fees
its flame among The members Of the Legitlature.
In general, difpoh ion to coneiiate, efpecial
ly on the part of The Federalas, was manifeR--
m warmth Of debate on anv queton involving
political flntimeat. having taken place. In
the elections of Speaker, State Senators for the
vacancies,and S, Aalor t. Congrefs, they chung
to principles which they never can abandon
thoie of firm attachment 10 the original lpirit of
the Conttitution of he United State, and 10
the Federal Government, or the fytem Of the
Warrington admInihration.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
LtBERTY.-tousLIrY.
ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO.

TIE Gsnrrai in Cb'eftotbs Citizens of 81. Domingo.
" General Tounsint, not being contented
with enjoying the amneRy which had been
granted him, attempted again TO kndle the
n mes of civil war. have thought proper 70
caufe him to be ayreRed. The proofs Of bis
bad cnndua, fnce the amaeay fhal be extern
fvely pubhlhed. This meafure which INJURIES
tranquility the colony, thculd by no means,
alarm thofe who have laid down their arms
and fhall have fubmtted with good faith to the
Republic.
fSinnedN Gle rIERCn
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

THIRTY DOLLAR BILLS,

THTRTT DOLLAR ELLIS,
Numbers of Thirty Dollar Branoh Bank
Notes, are in circulation in he Southern States
There are no genuine notes Of this denomina
ton.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

The "A & Of this Commonwealth, TO preyen.
the circulation OF bank bills der fire dollar,
commenced operation on the firlt infant. lis
due oblervanre IS impor ant. II provides
e That no Pc fon ihall ply, or receive ir dl
charge of any contract or bargain, or for 2nJ
valuable confederation whatever, any bib ilued
by any Bank or Banking Company. other than
the Bank OF The United States, or the ieyeTal
Banks within this Commonwealtb, Of a lels de-.
nomination than FIVE dollars, under pecaly
# four dollars, 10 be recovered, as vel of the
perfon, 70 paying. as of The perfon % recsiving
by action OF debt. with COTS Of fut, 10 the us
of any feIf n, or peri ms, who fhaIls within ons
year thereafter prulecute for the iame".
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
e LIE CLERC. ("
.(Signed)

By another letter from the Cape, dated June
1olh it appears, that "General lie Clerc COM
manded General Brunette to arref TouiIaint
either dead or alive. By his prudence and
zeal, this General fecured hm with Def
fslines. Chriaophe, Jngabre, and Tropfoa,
late commander OF the Bo,gne with SO other
fartellitesn -
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
GfUDALOUPE.

Information to the 1T OF June has been re,
cieved from Gaudaloupe. The blacks have
become defperate and war of exte rination
prevails. The negroes were defeated in an at
tempt on Point PeJre, on the asth Of May, and
lott 500 in killed and priloners. Previous 10
this the French troops attacked the blacks in
Englenont where they have magazine.
On finding they were likely to be made prf
oners, Dslgres, who commanded in perfon iet
fire TO The magazine, and himfelf with goo of
his aGociates were blown up Several whites
pefiihed AZ the fame time. Reinior rcements
had jut arrived from, ST. Domingo.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

The ceffion of Lou Gana engroGes, at prefent
not only the atten ion of America but Of all Eu-
rope No ipeech il the Imperial Parliament
Of O. Britain, that has the leait reference TO the
Defnitive Treaty, but ~hat embraces this iub
isd. The oppoition to the prefeot Brilifh I'd
niniGration, evidently regard he Ultimate con
fequences Of he colonlz 'tion of Louifiana by the
French, in ferrous and proper light ; as alike
hoflile 10 the intereits of England and merioa.
How TO avert the impending evil, is momen-
tous quefion Its too late, pc hap, 70 pre-
vent the French froIn taking poiIelion of The
Floridas and New Orleans but it may not be
too late, we trult, for our government 70 make
amicable arrangements, if prasticahie. with he
Firh Coniul, that The exiting boun iary Ines
between the United States and Spain ihal be
refpeaed by France. Iffuch adiufm mt can.
not be accomplished, it will Be hove the UnSed
States to reient the very fri atrempt o entrench
on its territory. We are not fo dsfardIv
race, as fome would depia, tame y to flhmit
to the intruion Of any foreign power.-More,
however, is TO be apprehended from the in
trigues, than the overt acts of The French, they
will endeavor to wheedle our wefern country
men with the lure of their fraterRal embraces
The fituation of the fouthern Gates, Especially
Georgia, will become very critical. The blacks,
already in adte Of fermenta alton, indeed of 0
pen infurreaion. will become infviats, when
the arrival of the French on the banks Of ST.
Mary, fhall afford an afj lum 70, iugitves from
bondage. EVERY light, in which this iubje6t is
rega ded, Freients a dreary perfpe6ive. Ii is
eafer to vindicale the malady than to prefc ibe
a, remedy. The public attention however
ought 10 be kept alive to every diiquifion whe
ther from writers on this or the other fide the
Atlantic, that touches this fubjed
m +. d. AlU
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

and appointments, be makes il point to take
time, Jtek information and obtain IL, we are lett 10
believe that the above crcumAances were not
unknown to him.
In che cafe here prefented, no remarks will
be added-It is two powerful an appeal to The
feelings to hazard he indignant exprsfion which
it rreGaibly fuegefs. Every man is left to find
vent for bis own fentiments on The occa6on.-
For oUrielves We coniefs We have no language
ftrong enough 10 do juaice to our feelings
(Neqv 1o,k EVfmng Pef)
Ref. ref, perturhed fpirit.--Ha1is.
Vide Citizen Of April .12th
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

birtbright to become The fport of projcao., "A
demagngues. Experience has done fomehn. !.
it has awakened vigilance, and laid open ma,
errors and delufions OF the prefent wild fyter,
Other lelons will probably be neceGary to efra
4 radical change, and refore the GovernDen,
to the gurdianfhiP of its old, tried, and faiIhtr
friends In tLe mean time ler us cling to ,bs
ark of our fafety, and feize the fri opportunltv
to tread back our feps.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05


The North Carolina Minerva, Of the I5hl
ulr. contains the tolowlng-
We have been favored With the iqht Of d
letter from Halifax, dated The 9th iail from
which we extract the following information: !:
" am iorry 70 inform you that the cltizeni
OF this town are obliged TO be under arms everF|
night, owing 70 The behavior Of the Negroes
M IS Tony was hears by gentleman oa|
Monday, telling negro in an eff houie thai
The town was to be5et on fIe on MondTl
evening. Bo.h the negrce, were t4ken brfcr:|
a magiarate, who on the evidence Of the geDtls
man, committed them to jail.-Tony, it q
thought, will be hung"
The Stamp Duties and oiher Internal Tars|
OF the United States ceaied on The laG of JnnsI
"MAD DOGS have lately appea'edi dinNeT|
yok, Boton, and other aces. Let people n
watchful ct this animal 70 dangerous under thai
ddorder."
The Anniverfary Of American Independence
will be very generally celebrated this dTI
Great preparations have been made in ditfereS
parts of the Union. In our next We thall p
able to furniih fone particulars.
The LegiAature OF the MiaiGppi terTitorsI
which met On the Sd Of May 1874, has Pah''
an act eftab Thing Colege TO bear the nan'
of . Ttonas .TstFy'5n."
New poi roads are efabliG1sd by law troD
Dsnnyfville 10 EanPort, in this Diitrid; an
from Machias, by Dennyfville to Scodae
The Humane Society Of MaGaehuietts nas
preiented Mr. James Jones 81, Of Portfnoa''
N. II: with A Gold Medai, for his iignal eia
tons in faving from watry grave, Mans
Daniel Jackfon, fen of DR.. john Jzckion q ="
town. Il
About 100 Indians are aTcmblel a r~i
Wi.kinion, 70 attend treaty with the Sgen
tas United States. They are very friendly
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

: Ref, reft, perturhed fpirit.--Hs
I Vide Citizen Of April. .18th.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

Laa Sunday, about half pat fix r NJ: th'
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

About 100 Indians are aGcmble1 a TOT
Wilkinion, 70 attend q treaty with the Sgen I
tas United States. They are very friendly
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-27

hnsnlarity Of tbs kind, rhac .ae preirnt
hr't coniul OF France is not oniv one CT
tne greateit geFerais 10 the republic, but
that ne IS, AZ ne fame time, che very
belt Writer cfgazettes that perhaps ever
cx'ted. Pi6turetque, rapid, nervous and
tno.ine, all the principal Features. of the
icene run forward in one luminous az
Icmbi&ge, In a word, Buonaprrte de-
icnhes a barrle with the fame fire and
Proinpti,uje thar he fights it.
The ollie Of Frederick has nnerir ola
different kind. Superior TO vanity, and
incapable Of fear, conci!e, moieH. Der
'plcnous, ana candid, rhe hero relates
MS own aitonihine actions with the fc--
rlo9laeis Of 4 philotopIlcr, and the I'm
pitclFy Of Z veteran. ffe never blazes,
and he neverImalles. FIe does nor feem
10 br conicious fhis Infinite luDerioritv
to the reit Of n1a1llind; vet the reader
feels It as diainttly in the cioiet, as
Laudohn, at Lignisz, fely itin the field.
On the cther hand, the hrit conlul has
more OF che snpetuoliry Of youth, and
the vivaci,y Of I Frehcbnan. Without
apparent oitentatipn, he mates YOU to
pnderitand very ienGb;y that he expects
70 be dniired. But, as Dr. Johnion has
taid Of Dryden, {, while he forces him
" ieit upon our efteem, we cannot refufe
hlm 4 HfleJ " to ltand bg'i in his
Gown"