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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

fuch officer,
Sec. a. Ind be n }Drt5er enact /
cd, That there fhail besAliowet and
paid TO each effective able bodied
citizen, recruited as aforeiaid, 90
ferye for the term Of FIVE years, a
bounty ofiwelye dollars bat the
payment of tx dollars of the faid
bounty lhall be deferred until he
ihalI be mutfsred and have Joined
the corps in which heis to ferve.
Sec 3, Aai be II further ena67-
ed, That the {aid corps lhall be
paid in fuch manner, thar the ar
years lhall Al no riule, exceed two
months, unlels the circumstances
of the cafe HAIL render il unayoid-
able.
Sec. IA. Aadbs II fnrfber saaf-
ed, Chat if any officer, non com
nnifIioned officer, nuGcian or pri-
waite, in the corps competing the
peace cAablfhment, llsn be diia-
bled by wounds or otherwile,
while in the line Of his duty in
public fervice, he will be placed on
the liz of invalids of the United
States at fuch rate Of pay, and I'M
der fuch regulations, as may be di-
reded by the PRECEDENT OF the Uni
Ted States for the time being: Pro-
vided always, that the compsnfarj-
OH to be allowed for fuch wounds
OF disabilities, to a commiilioned
officer, hall not exceed for The
higheit rate of Disability half the
monthly pay of fuch officer, at
the time Of his being difabled or
wounded and that no officer thall
receive more than the half pay of
q lieutenant colonel; and that the
rate Of concentration TO non-com-
,nifioned officers, nuGcisns and
privates, fhau not exceed FIVE dol
lars per month And provided al
10, that all inferior liabilities lllall
entitla the perlon 70 difab ed 10
receive an allowance proportionate
70 the highef disability.
Sec. IS. Ard be il fUfbsr faatf-
Ell, That if any comnlinioned Off
Ger in the military peace efablilh-
rnent of the United States, fhalI,
while in the fervice Of the United
States, die, by reaGon of any wound
received il actual lervice OF the
United States, and leave a widow,
or if no widow child or children
undcr fxteen years of age, fuch
widow, or if no widow, luch child
or children llall be entitled to and
receive half the monthly pay to
which the decea(ed was entitled at
the time of his death, for and dur
ing the term of FIVE years. But
in cafe of the death or intermarri-
age of fuch widow before the ex-
piration of the faid term Of five
years. the half pay, for the remain
der Of the tine, fhall go to the
child or children Of fuch deceafed
officer : Provided always, that fuch
half pay fhall ceafe on the deceaCe
Of fuch child or children.
Sec. I6. And be it further enat7
ed, That the paymaiter fhall per-
form the duties Of his Office agree
ably to the direction Of the Pref
dent Of the United States, for the
ane being; and before he enters
on the duties of the fame, lhall
give bonds, with good and fuf6ci-
ent lureties in fuch fumS as the Pre-
fdent fball direa, for the faithful
di(charCe cf his faid office; and
ihall take an oath TO execute the
duties thereof with fidelity And
it ihall, moreover, be his duty to
appoint from the line, with the
appreciation OF sbe PRECEDENT Of the
United States, the feyeral paymal-
Te~s IN dir rice and aGj0ants pre.
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mcnr FOX any offence, ne ihaIl be
allowed his pay and ra,ions. or an
in money for fuch term
of time as ihall be fuficient for him
10 travel from the place of dil-
charge to the place of his relidence,
computing at the rate OF twenty
miles to day.
Sec. IS. md be il further enacted,
Thatto each commiaioned officer
who ihaiI be deranged by virtue
otthis act, there ihal be allowed
and paid ia addition to the pay and
emoluments to which. they will
be entitled bY law, at the time of
their difcharge--to each officer
whCfe term OF rervice in any mill
tary corps of The United States
fall not have exceeded three years,
three months pay !; to all other Of
hcers 70 deranged, one months pay
OF their grades, respectively, for
each year of pait fervice in the ar
my OF the. United Scales, or in a
ny regiment or corps now or for
neriy in the fervice thereof.
Sec. 40. Aad be hfMriber egaETeR,
That the PRECEDENT OF the United
States is hereby authorized and en-
powered, when he fhaiI deem it ex-
pedient, TO organize and enablilh
a corps of engineers, TO conftt of
one engineer, with the pay, rank
and emolumentS Of a MAJOR two
aiIiitant engineers, with the pay,
rank and emolunlentS of cap
tains; two other aililtant engi.
neers with the pay, rank and emo
luments of frl lieutenats ;wo
other aihltant engineers. with the
pay, rank and emolsments of lea
cond lieutenants and ten ca
diets with the pay of fifteen dol
lars per month, and two rationS per
day And the Preiidenr of rhe o.
nieed States, is in Ike manner, au.
thorized. when he ihall deem it
proper, to make iuch promotions
in the iaid corps, with view 70
particular merit. and without re-
gard TO rank, 70 as not TO exceed
one, colonel. one lieutenant colo
mel, two majors four captains. four
firff lieutenanis, four fecond iie1te
nanto, aud 10 as that the number
OF the whole corps 1hall, al no time,
exceed twenty officers and cadets.
Sec. ~. And be it further enaaed,
hat the faid corps, when 70 organ
lied, fhall be ftationed at Wet
Point in the fate of New York.
and ihall confitute military aca-
DENY and the engineers. afiinant
engineers and cadets of the iaid
corps, lhall be fubje6, at all times,
to do duty in iuch places, and Oh
iuch iervice, as the Pre- dent Of the
United States hall dire9.
Sec. IS. An / he it further enafFed,
That the principal engineer and in
his abience the next in rank, fhall
have the luperintendance of the faid
military academy, under the direc-
ton OF the PRECEDENT of the United
States: And the fecre,ary of war
is hereby authorized, at the public
exPence, under fuch regulations
as fhall be directed by the Pref
dent ct the United States, to pro.
cure the necedary books, imple-
ments and apparatus for the uGe
and benefit of the faid inaitution.
Sec. 20. And be it Eyl6o enq.led,
| hat 70 much of any act or acts,
now in force, as comes within the
purvicw of this act, ihall be, 3. the
fame is hereby repealed faving,
nevertheless, luch parts thereof as
relate to the enliltments or term Of
iervice of any of the troops, which,
by this act, are continued on the
Preient military Establishment OF
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STAUNTON. Match IA

The Court Of Chancery COM
menced its felton, in this Borough
on Saturday lat, and appointed
the neceiary officers, andon Mon
day was adjourned to the hrf Of
July, being next term.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
Jofeph i}onnardel.
FROM PARLS.

Teacher Of the French Language,
y EGS leave TO offer las feryires 10 The
NJ Ladies aed Geutlenea Of Richmond.
H's terms for attending pcrto,s At their
o"n houies thrre TINES week, are FIVE dol.
,''s sn'ranee and -four dollars per mostl, !;
o9t where 40 or more Allocate to receive
~nQns at the lane time add place, eon6der-
able dedntions will be made.
Tie wdl receive pvpis at Die own hoofe
ana attend hem every day in the week ex--
eePt Saturday, q, three dollars entrance, and
nine dollars per quarter.
nc feIides m Sbockoe Hill, aez, door ia
NJ. Psfrr Hg5,y, Grocer, three doors above
Msr Do VsP, boufr.
Rie5~on.i, Nareb "a, ,soz. (angl
N. B. He will alto leach the SPA
NISH LaNCUICE on ,he Ia,oe ,,r@
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
CHARLESTON, mus ~.

His ezee!leney Prince Rofpoli, Of Naples,
BALL Of The order Of Malts1 arrived la this city
lat week Ike IS on tour through the UnitM
St4tes. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
PHI 4DELPHIA, Marcb a.a.

PHIL 4DELPHIA, Marcb 2o.
Ex,raes< from l.usrs dated p, r'-Rcpub,;ean. Fe..
trUary re aud 80
On the s'h OF chs moa,h the Acct that had
been before This nor, two days previous, landed
men near Bif,tnu az g e'eiock, p M. We (the Az
n,-riean,) bad all oar books AMI papers on board
ard 'ofe that could GET 90 he yeiTels, Immediately
repaired CT board The city, the command OF
which was taken from ths mite general Age was
IaA7,ly flied with ne sro rstroIss, who ertcrcd
the hpufe& and took Ill the while peOpe they
could hha aniongR Shou "Sre ioaie Amerieins.
Who were however all celssf-d. At abcu:
clock thit atcenooa. Fort Bifo'on WA delivered
up; aud st fix the SOwn was attacked, and 10 in-
itantsncouny taken, that the reSroes had not time
To pillage or fet fife tn it. ZONE fmart firing
sooN place. D.Gaiipes. with his troops, halted at
D'Amicl. where thev carried all the vi ites they
had 90, into their podeIfon. The French inlniF-
dateiy following them. they retreated 10 Croix
8cuqu,ts where they nlide fon. little ref1-
&c; but loon continued their route towards
Arehasayc, burning every ching they came a"
ocois. BsPiig IN the eounG0n Of the Teti SAT,
moi Of the whites sleaped opt of their hands;
fo ne have been murdered, others ffil in their
pywes. ~ eN ~n
The fuear plantations al around " have been
IN 'fAulsS theie three Gays psR Leogane and
l'ArehahaYe have fallen, aud aiith= whiJss nf the
former place have falisn victim, excepting twelve
;hat we know OF,
At Sc. Marks the negroes piliayed every
thing, even the American vefIs's the (alors they
carried on fhors and into the woods and we know
not ye; their fare. Capt. Goier, in brig fsoro
Wilnmgton, had eoniide-able Gam IN pece "a
ken rcn. him, and the other yeilsls we're pillaged
even a. thei- cabin uteplils. AZ Coma ses, We
lie 'rn the lailprs, calls and boats al taken
way from the veIrs.
From Petit cuase, 10y the lscea scccua,s) as
isr As ]. Arfe a-Vesu and Aua-Cayss the com
mandants have given up their reip. Gsve commands
70 the French: Jeie nie we knox nothing o..
The city OF SAn,o Domingo is fagc.'
Mazc5 IL,
arrived in this port yeferday
afternoon, the French frigate Ne
GETTY, COMMANDED by capt, Ker-
garion in 10 days from Cape Fran
CO.'S, We are unable TO itate up
on what Object this vefiel has been
difpatched TO the United SFates.
The general i'npreiiion is, fhe is
defined 70 procure e,lppiies Of
proviGons for the forces at ST.
Domingo,
The Neceiity brings the latef
accounts from the Cape. No i'm
portant military occurrences had
taken place. An auneity of a
few days duration had been declar-
ed on the termination of which,
lhould the blacks not fubmit, it
was the intention of lie CIerc to
make a general and vigorous ar
tack. Touiaint's two ions, it is
laid, had returned to the French
camp, without eTe8ing a paci6ca-
ton. 1t was fuppofed they would
again Wilt their father.
We further learn, that the report
of the capture Of Chriaophe and
Denalines is untrue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

IL APPEARS II OlAt tti- Id'C ICOaNC IA
the Legislature on the Judiciary, that
the Journal of the convention that
formed the contribution Of the u
nited States is lodged in the Office
Of The fecretary of fate, and thai
il is open TO the Inspection ofthe
members of rhe Legislature. Weac-
cordingly find feveraI proportions
made in the convention, with the
fate they received, noticed in ihe
above debate.
Whether the Journal IS open to
the iGGpe6tion of any citizen W.
know not fut even if it lhouid
be, il is obvious that but imaA
portion OF the community could
from local conGderalions avail
thcmfelves Of the privilege.
1t is reGpedfulE lubmitted to
Congre s, whether it is not jut
and expediert that an advantage,
which at prelent accrues to one
part of the community, ihonld DC
extended to all.
1t isunderltood that this record
throws important ightuponthetru
fpirit and meaning of the conltitu-
ton (; and it mult be apparent to
| all, that any correct contraction
given to the provifi0ns Of the inaru
ment mutt be derived from view
OF all the proceedingSo, The conYcn
zion, in the (uccefiye itages ofde-
liberation, and not from detached
part, which may countenaHce III.
ferences hottie to the general te.
nor of the Journal.
Ifthefa ideas have weight, they
recommend the printing of the
Journal Of The Convention for the
general benefit OF the community.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

Nj s.eoe ~oyea ,as .sroia,a.sa; 4 coz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

protection Of Icamen il foreign codn,
tries and thole in relation to the B4rba-
ry powers, acc, oco
For the military eflabGlment. including all
the txpenfes in relation Il the army, to
arlenals and magazines, to tie fabrication
and pul chafe of arms and military flores,
10 Notifications, and to the Indian de-
partmcnt. t,42oooo
For the navy department. including athe
e2penles in relation to the ihips kept
in commilIon, laid UP in ordinary
10 the building OF new hips, and to dock
yards, Itoo,oo
100000
Making altogether three millions ana five hundred
thouand dollars which fun deducted from the elna-
tad revenue Of ten mi ions and tx hundred thoufand
dollars leaves fun IF leven millions and hundred
thoufand dollars annually applicable to the payment
OF intefeh and redemption Of the principal Of the
public debt.
It mu1 be further obferved that the ums aligned 10
each head Of expenditure, being deducsd from the Ell
mates Cf appropriations neccGary fol the enung year
and thc having been calcUa ed before the re- etabnl
9lcnt OF peace in Eu Ope known they are predica-
ted for every item which relates upPHes on the then
exiting prices A conGderab,e reduction will take
place in every item which depends on the price OF pro-
vIons, freight, transportation and even wages. ALho
ne layug thence arn, caunot YET be correctly aIcer-
tatacd, NAV. bc cit,m4cd a. len than 10000
dollars annually. Il therefore believed hat alter de-
raying every eTpeuce necedry lupport every CIV
il, military OF naval el(ablhmenr, to the extent now
authorized by law; hc annual fu-plIs, applicable 10
the debt may he confidently ttma -d 10 l-vcn millions
and three hundred thou ana dollars.
The RAtcment II cIlli's the amount cf the unre-
deemed principal Of TIE puhijc debt il wiz be o. hc
az of Iauuaty and If lbs annual iaitre end char
g., payable thereon, including The annua reimhu.le-
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fISzoI6 70

Amounting altogether million one hundred
and eighty (even tEouland add GXteen dollars and
ieventy eight cents.
The balance of lpecic in The Trrlfury amounted On
the art u Apni, Boz, 10 L79+o44 dollars and SIX
cents, and the fra Of Oaohcr 1901. to a,g46,o38
doiIars and u cents, making difference il favor u
the Treaiury Of 1850 dollars aud 80 cents which
TAFT fun, added the above Gated Payments ON &C.
count Of the principal ofhe debt makes an actual diff
ference in FAY Of the United states Of t33QoIo dol
lars and 90 cents, during Sho[r GR monchs
The principal az the pubic debt unredcemed IN the
fra Of January, 1904, i, IA the aaement PI arrang-
ed uader four heads,
M. SIX per cent aud deferred Rocks The nominal
amosnt Of this debt is 4G879 dollars a cents and
the eight per cent annuity applicable ID its intercG
aud REIMBURSEMENT at principal amounts % $3.50 36L
collars and AZ hy the efrt of this annuity
5ol7,74o dollars and 81 Of the principal ll2l
have beeu reimburle4 the ~ Of January, 1901,
the unredee med principal Of that debS will 4 that
day Be only, dolls 36S5IT84 %
The 'ntereA, At the gate Of tx per cent,
On which fun Is 14UIro7 8
The part Of the per cent annuity al p Client app-
cable 10 The redemption OF the principal 49, therefore
LI59,1S4 dollars and cents. and incrcahng each
year a compound interef, haII, without any further
Provilinn, have discharged The whole If The fr Der
cent "a the year 81 3, ana the whole or he deferred
deb: in the year I8z4 dollars.
"a. Three per cen. Rock amounts to 10 o78 7os 6,
And me 'nereR On the fame 20 57z,39I 10
No proviGon has been made FOR Il, redemption. oc
cahona payments for l-nds excepted.
5. All the other dom-c debts created under the pref
government cfthc unon, order either to dcharge
Other debts, Or &c meet eert1N extraordinary ez2cne
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Itoo,oco
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

For all domeitic expenies of civil nature,
including the civil department., and all
the mifcelareous items Of the light hour-
z and mint ettabIilhm1nts, az the fur
vrying department, 81 Penfons, claims,
and contingencies,
For all the expenses Of intercourse with
foreign nations, including thofe Of the
diplomatic department, thofe incident
70 the proleeu.iOn Of claims and 20 the
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

The bill for Incorporating the B9f2r Fe-
max a5lum," and that TO incorporate the plan.
'tation of Fliutaown by the name of Baldwin,
were ieverally paaed to be engrofed.
Il. Soufhgate and others-Henry Knox and
others-Samuel Deane and othsrs-had leave
10 bring in bills.
A petition Of the inhabitants Of Northyar-
mouth. was committed
"A bill TO incorporate bank at Portland, bv
the name of the Name Bank, was read twice,
and Tuefday neat, O'Clock, aligned for the
third reading, and 10 the interim was recon
*mitsed.
MONDAY, JUNE "a.
A bill to exempt certain ltream ilTling from
Pattee's Pond in Win1ow, from the laws regu
lating the iiheries in the counties Of Lincoln,
Cumberland, &C. A bill 10 incorporate the
plantations of Duektrap and Canaan into
town by the lame of Lincolnville, was read
twice.
A refolve paaed on the petition Of the Sc.
leamen of-Northyarmouth,
An order was received from the Senate ap
pointing the Hon. Mears. Tudor and Storer,
with iuch as The HouGe may add, committee
20 cooiider the expediencey of rafting revenue
20 this commonwealth from Banks, and re
port. The houle added MeGrs. Vote, Moreton
and Ely.
TUESDAY, Jussrs
A refolve pa1ed on the petition Of the towns
Of Hampden and Bangor.
A bill was received from the Senate for in
cooperating Bank by the name Of the Lincoln
and Kennebeck Bank
WEDNESDAY, JUNE rs.
A bill to efablifh the Kennebeck and Pc
nobfeot Turnpike Corporation, was read.
The bill for exempting ltream iduing from
Pattee's Pond, in Winlow. from certain Glhe
ry laws, paGed to be engroGed.
A bill refpeding taxes on the pews in the
meeting houf. 10 the 6rlt parih in Biddetord
was read twice.
THURSDAY, JUNE II.
A bill authorizing turnpike road over Me,
guntecock mountain, in the town OF Camden,
was read twice.
A bill was reported for continuing the char
ter of the Union Bank TO the III OF April So3.
II was moved 20 Arike ont the nj of April oo3,
and inlert the I lt of Oaober 1871; and this
motion obtained. A right is afo referved to
the State to have an additional interet, not ex
ceeding zoo,o 600 dollars in this bank, whenever
the Legislature may think proper. The bill
was amended, had three readings, was paded
60 be engroned, and fent to the Senate.
A claufe, referving right to the Common
wealth 10 be interefec in the new bank at Port
land, and the Lincoln aud Kennebec bank, was
fruck out of the bills for Incorporating thofe
banks, and claufe inherited, laying a tax at 5
Der cent. on the dividends.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Eieu.

Ia this town, Mrs. Marcy Rchardfon, aged g.
widow of the late Mr. Converfe Rchardfon OF Crotoa
At Falmouth, Mrs. Polly Merrill, wife OF Mr. Elias
Merrill aged 10.
AT Concord. N. H. very fudGenly, of bilious turn
Levi Dearborn Efq Representative in the State Le-
ei1ature from the town Of Rocheaer
AT Camptou, N. II. the Hon. Moies Baker, r,Efq a. IS
AT Springfield, the Hon. Samus Lyman aged So.
AT WapoIs N. H. Gen Benjamin Bellows.
At Efhngham, Vrg Mrs. H. Moore, aged III.
AT Bottom, Mr. Sampfon Reed, mer. aged 53.-Mrs
Jane Haftings, aged
AT Charlelown. John Stanton, Efq aged II.
Drozpnsf-At Buxton, the an May lsf Mr.
Abncr Chafe, aged IS, late Of Litchheld " H.-At
Scarborough, while in fwmming, William Libby. Con
Of Mr.. Nathan Libby in the 9th year of his aye
Kiusd-At Cape Elizabeth, by the kick of horfs
Malter Ebrnezcr Rounday.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
1enss' loOrtIann Parine LID.

PORT or PORTLAND.
r WEDNESDAY, Jane i6.
Arrived brig John, capt. Colby "a days from An
tigua.
The Newbrunfwick, Boudct, Of Portland, arrived at
King(tsn, Jamaica, May 8.
Schooner Milford, of Wifcafet, has arrived at Mar.
Unique
The vaecius, Harding, from Bath. arrived Liver.
pool, Mayi.
Among 50 fail of American vefe'. detained in the
River Plate, is the Jofeph, Grant. OF ofKennebunk which
was al Monte vidco.
II3 American veiTels arrived at New Orleans from
the 9th Oct 70 13d May lah.-Left there May a3,
81 brigs, IS ichooners, noops.
Arrived at Bottom. nth ina brig Active. Yorke, a6
days from Liverpool--havng performed he voyage ia
20 days Capt Yorke left at Liverpool fhip Nabby,
Cranda, the only Portland veael then that port,
to fail in few days.
Arrived at Nervi0nIOs, Tuefday Ial, brig Samp-
fon, S Mather, 10 days from Cape Francois. Left
there about so fail of American vefcls.--,Vhcn Capt,
Mather failed Colonial produce high and Ameri-
low market well fupplied with beef from the
Spanifh part of the lsnd French troops were fckly
and dying fa. Gen. Touaint at his conference with
Gen, LecIerc, entered into compremife feversl
Girmifhes have taken place nce Touihart was at the
Cape Troops were daily expected from France
Gen. Hardie, fecond IN command, died at the Cape
the I'd inf.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Wool Carding Machine.

@ AMUEL MAYELL, respectfully
~ informs the public that he has erected, at conld-
cradle eIpence, Machine in Gray the mills lately
improved by J. M'LeIlan, Efq. for the purpofe Of
Breaking and Carding Wool for Spinning, and for
Haters.
The expence of making Rolls for Spinning. will be
10 Cents per pound ;--and for Haers Cents.
This method being far more expeditions, and the
work done much better than the common way, and
At 70 triding exPence, it is prelumed every viii
be convinced of the advantage of tending their Wool
to this machne.-The utnoH attention and punauali.
ty w be paid to the work, and every favor duly
knowledged. Gray 9rae IL,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Rarrieu,

H3arrie0,
Ia this town. Mr.. THOMAS M. PRENrIss, to Mifs
ABBA RuseLEs.
AT Falmouth, on the 18th inR by the Rev Cseb
Bradley. Cap. IoHN LEWIS to Mil, RrB ceA BRowN,
youngeit daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Brown of
that place.
In England, Mr.. Bsrring, fon of Sir Francis Bar.
ring, 20 Miis Bingham, daughter ofthe Hon. William
Bingham, of Philadelphia.
AT Bottom, Mr. Benjamin Holt to Mifs Ruth Bald
win, daughter of the Rev. MIR. 3aldwin.-Mr Thomas
Dean, printer. 10 Mifs Nancy n Crubb.
At Portfmouth, Mr.. Daniel Waidron Mifs Olive
Shcafe fecord daughter of Jacob Sheafe, Efq
At Salem, MIR John Coburn to Mfs Polly Ward.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

y. FOR SALE,
1T ~. Riebard6n'5 Wba1,
T INDIA COTTONS, viz. Currahs,
l. Sannas, Baftas, SC
4th & ut proof Brandy,
Holland Geneva, Sherry Wine,
Super6ne and fine Baltimore Flour,
Loaf, Brown, and India Sugar,
Hyfon fkin, Souchong & Bohea Tea,
Coffee, Pepper, Callia, a
Ruflia Sheeting,; Ravens Duck,
MefS, hog, & !. hog Pork,
No. & refufe Beef, Nankins,
Tar, Pitch, Turpentine, and Rofin,
Cordage, Swedes Iron, &c.
BY !. RICHARDSON.
June aI.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

M. yEHKs,
AMONG the various arts which tend to
eonaitute the happineE and PROPERTY Of our
infant Republic. [ with pleafure notice that of
HgSandry; which, during the late European
eonhiet, has been greatly attended 10 but in
no part of the United States more iucceGfuly
than in New England.-During the laf year,
in the town of Livrrmo,e (Maine) and on the
farm belonging TO ELISHA LtvskMoRE, Efq
there was made 5000 weight of Cheefe, which
was oonGdered by judges, Of 4 fuperior quality !;
and which, at the moderate price of 70 cents
per pound, amounts TO 500 dollars.-It may
be further obferved, that IS years ago. there
was not an inhabtant Abo igines excepted
reiiding in faid town, or within ten miles of it.
1t now contains about 1000 inhabitants.
Yours, "A TRAVELLER.