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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-25

LIZ AuRoaA Of JUG zstb eoifd greef TO-
szaatty GG6Hre5 rs t5af tie GgIge cane
a9l,5cl fsss COOPER 70 q pyijon Ienf
:" SyaHes 9ca DE WITT 10 Tie /faf-
we lhould be glad TO hear what Dessitg
Duane refers 70. We remember 70 have
read N hiltory Of only two perfons. Of
that name. Theft were Cornelius and
John Dewitt, two Durch brothers, the
rhf latter OF #hom was az the head of
political party, in oppofition 70 the
PFInce OF Orange. The brothers were
09zgaefea, 5Yoilca and eafsu, by q Dutch
mob. Is this what Duane means. when
ne iPeak Of Dewitt's dyiag rpm q {1a,r-
toId? Or Why does Billy pretend 70
ea66te IN hiitory 70 very Far beyond his
dePrh : Is this ali that our Rcpubli-
can Goiiah knows about the FIiRofy of
europe? Is it by writing fluff of This
ioTt, that he means to pNrfas bis emyye
JFs4ais', a19 to Aaagb Gt mjolenf qapid9fy 2
I hr fame Aurors lays that Calender
itated THAI " The file Of Porcupine was
. oeit itited 10 the American fai1c."
In wfar publication, didhc fay that ?
Duane, Il ailled, could not tell. But ir
Is certain thac Potcupine's file n1er With
great aPpfobagion from S5;Gs nam5s,-5 Of
P:o11s Our editor Is welcome 20 make.
It's bet and his wort Of this sGcrtion.
Fran :be B1ltimoys Fseeyai Cazstie,
. The Hasst en- c5nr8ed, md "a are ege.
HOW very applicable Is this al age
to the Democratic editors who fill re-
main TO difgrac@ the caufc of real re-
publicanifm. The American editor this
morning or CITIZEN Drjltol for him, who
it is faid has juft lefr his ztmpl ef Rec
jan lhop 20 TAKE charge Of this rninife-
rial moutb-piece, .udicrouny enough cx-
claims, e. Mr. cag zee ceaiE 10 7gondsy qgby
f5eka15 ia a0S ca4lf ibe perrin, ebaraE7er
a4& dtgAtty gff5e pyGfdeat If TIE United
Sf0ie5 to DC mare r1,Ps7ed." When
man ceafcs TO fpett himlclf, K is worfc
iilan uieleis for bis ninions 70 make laws
to cagle him 20 DC refpc6cd by Others.
We know no grea-cr diigrace the nation
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-25

HI FREpBRIcg TowN f{ERAL0 a.
}a.y 24t5 has a long efIay. iiened +
PAN Deeler, Of this senCIernan,s
Plain dealing here follows z Ganplc.
f" % rciating wiaac paHcd between NJ.
!" Potts and General Jaciiion, wheo e}.s
rcaty was before the fcnate, it would
g nave been candid in the Whis
g TO have quoted the authority fer his
anccdotc- I bat authority IS no other
" thu. pamphlet, called e r nc grot>
peel Before Us, written by he e.
nous Calender, for tie purpo{c Of
" deftroying the LATE Federal admin:
itrauon. Since the eIe6tion Of Mr..
Z" .jcferioH, Callen9es has renounced his
:: old Democratic friends. ard nc is now
" the Editor OF a paper { Z he Recorder
" n Richmond, wherein lie has attack
=" ed With great force tt1c prefcns ruiirr
" powers, and is bringing to ligllt the
8 dark deeds q his former adoeiafrs.
9 o. coprte, Calender IS now becorae
: 'n tie eyes OF the dkmocrars a h3teful
= "fetch, unworthy OF re lightclt ere
: DIT, Yee en- fil,s or aaoa, the g Whir''
F." IS noe af1aued 70 pub'inl > ltoien.
" Patiagc fron his boos, although iaI.
" lender now confea&s Efmfeif ri,st
ne MAJ have been ledinto grofs MI
: takes in thar book b. the idie III
" gettions ri democrat malice g1t
" Ihs'sgh we realfv CASTOR .4-
F" whethg. he was tpiaaGca n t5 Is
" itance or no, 1" coaG3r~ ii IS z rusr-
z! tcr otpetfect indifference.
The frit Parg OF chs padage t-fers 70
the private debates in sic ferete ofCca
grets, N 1895, refpe6Einr be adoption
OF Jays treaty. I'll which the ProfpeG
Jays upon rhoic debates was extracted
from minuses, that were taken upon the
ipot, by general Major. They werc
delivered by hiaa GO size aml,or for ,hc
PurPoie Of puhhc@aon, Aires an alb
itraet had been M it vas read oyer
20 che general thH fc usgtt fuprly It.
dctctcncies, Or cen s6t lcs errors. The
ienaIe OF congress had no right to f,u,
thcmieiycs UP IN ,tdS manner. u wa.
Of importance 20 the country that thea
aeoar-a ihoutd be pub!ihe5, ebo4
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28

btiFH aged 7 years. with four Other BOYS,
the etdeit nor . years, went, unknown 10
their parents, iomc diitance from any
hohie TO large rree about two feer and
an malt diameter, which was partly rotren
and attempted to cl'c it down. After
having worked till they were difcourae-
ed, they fat down by the tree. Itbcing
about iun1et, two Of chem went away.
Within few ninutes, the Tree fell. On
their discovering that it was fal i1g, the
boys attempted ro ctcapc, which they all
effectedoexcept Mr.. Cafe ION, who TAX
ing rhs direction in which the tree was
golnE, was cau8ha under it, and cruihed
20 death in a ihockins manner. The
cries Of The flrYiyors drew t1eir friends
TO the fpoc, where Mr. Cafe found his
c'nld. The corple was buried the fol-.
towing day, and a iolemn difcourle
>prea,hed at the funeral by the Rev.
jeremiah Eallock, from Eek. XVIII
4, g I'LL {0nls ere miae
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BALTIMORE Gt4Hs &c.

BY advice from Cbarlelton, South
Carolina, per flip Sufanna and brig
Enterprise, lately arrived, we are IN
formed that the laws ofthat reipecfing
the tlave trade, 10 long dormant, have
lately revived in the following lnitances
Tie ichooncr Mohawk faidto belong ro
Mann and Foltz, OF Charleiton, out
fii1iilY covered as Danilh property, and
commanded by the noted Nathaniel. a
Ogion, had been for lome time lying
Of and on before that port from St.
Thomas, with 70 Caves under the ex-
Pe@tation, as was iilPPoled; thar pug-
chalers would come OF 20 her. From
lome cauie however, (probably leait
they themfelves fhould be kidnapped)
1t was declined ard the patience Of the
captain became at length 70 exhautted
as co lead him to feelI market by 60
ing ron lhoFe fomewhere between Charlef-
ton and Savannah while this he was IN
errand, the Crew, no lefs inpatlenr chan
the captain 90 avoid the intenie rays OF
the fun, ran tic veHel into the hatbor
Of Chareiton, where lhe now lies, be-
fore torr Johnfon, with q comfortable
awning over her and proper guard on
board. How far money may prevail
TO arreft the hand of ju}ice, time will
determine.
Such printers as are friendly TO the
abolition Of ilavery. will publiih the
above, that the partiesTengaged in fuch
nefarious traffic may be expoled.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
TO FARMERS.

Il "'ef evesiysst 1zet5od ef asati,g BUT.
TER, Is noe0 praEzised ii ENGLAND,
egbieb e5aeS5aG4b qrsveat5 is ebasgisq
and becoming r4a3.
The day before churnins, fcald the
cream in clear iron kettle, over a clear
fire, taking care ghat 1t. does not l,oil
over. As loon as it begins to boil, or is
efficiently fcalded, ftrain it, when the
particles OF milk which tended TO fower
and change the butter, are ieparatcd and
left behind. Put the veiIel into which If
was TRAINED ina tub of water, in a cellar.
till nexr morning, when it will be ready
for churning, and become butter in leis
than quarter ofthe time required in the
common method. Ic wilial be hard
with peculiar additional fweetnels, and
will not change.---The labor in this wav
is iels than the other, as the butter comes
10 much iooner, and faves 20 much Ia
Dor in working our the butter-milI
BY this method good butter may be
made in the hortcft weather.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
MHRTzNSBLRG, fine IS.

IN the morning Of the 18th inf. 8
Iorrid murder was perpetrared near
l7arrards Town in this County, hg !,
GeTtain james Martin on Mr.. Samuel
Fulton, who has for long time affel1
IN the capacity Of Conftable, and has
uniformly bore an upright and re(oec-
Fable character.
What led 70 this unfortunate aGa;-
was, as we are informed, as follows. q
ltate warrant had been lifted aoa;nd
Martin Tor breach of the peace; altino
under the authority Of this irlffrurnenf'
the deceaied went to the houle Of Mart;1
TO take him, where he found the Gid
Martin with an axe in his hands. ~
loon as Mr., Fulton was onferyed by
Martin, nc, with many afeverations anJ
threats, deiired Fulton to keep at >
dlitance, that if he approached a Ten
higher he would certainly kill him
Mr.. Fulson with all poGible miIdneis
endeavoured to pacify Marin, and will,
gentleneis Perfuaded him to delft. bI,f
Martin 1tiii more enraged called 10 one
OF ms tons to bring him ms gun--the,
BOY heiltated--Mrs. Marin obfervincl
his reluctance, matched the Gun fror1,
the place 1t hung on, and rufhed our of
rhe houie with it, and cooking it Dyefenf-
eo It TO her hulband, and wirR 6end like
'mPfecatlons, dircEted him 70 floor tbe
id RACIAL, he took the gun from HE
VIE, and with fatal effect cxecured be-
directions, alter which they efeard
ti'eir eicaPc together, and have not vef
been heard Of.
var. Fulton was taken up and convey
ed TO 2 Mr., Whites, where he expired
~ a9ont eighthours aGer. On the nrxf
a%y Jury Of inqueft was fummoned
Wao bronghc in verdia of wilfsl nur-.
ger, committed by James Martin, with
malice aforethoughr, and Mary his vic
accsilary thereto.
What renders thia murder peculiarly,
dttrefing, is, that Mr. Fulton he's jeft
al am'sble vie and 6Ye fnall children
CEF HUNDRED DOLLARS has been
igoicfi6ed for apPrehendiag tae faid
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
POUGHKEEPSLE, Tgly &.

On 7 hlrEday night laa, the .lln,-oyn
B0TealjS made their appearance in ae
brilliant and iplendid manner as we
ever recolle6t 70 have (een. A Iuru;-
nous arch, or lcmicircle, extended from
the No:rh-Wef to the North EAT, fhe
diameter of which might be aboug 90
degrees above the horizon. From all
parts of the acch, (Which to appearance
was about one yard in width long ~
ramldical columns Of apparent Aane
fhor forth; fome of which reached TO rhe
zenith, alternately rifng, brightcnino
and fading away. The fpace beneath
the arch, quire to its baie, was filed
with black fubfance, refcn1bline
imoke, interpreted With ipots ofincon7
ceivable brightness. The LIGHT which
they reflected, was equal to tic mor7ino
twilight, thort time before fun riljno
The wind breezed gently from the fo,lrR.
tarenheit's thermometer had nor for
ieverai days much varied from the de-
gree OF iummer heat; the next dav i
arroie ieveral degrees higher. DURING
The appearance of the light, racrc was,
d1itfnttly TO be heard, q low t1urnurino
found III the region Of The norch, like fb be
roar OF dlitanr wind. This we fave re-
illarIed on5ieYcral dmiIar occaGons.
heie phenomena have appeared, at
different periods, iince about the year
l72oj previous 70 that tine we have no
account OF chem, either in Europe or
America. They are common in c.
nada, Iceland, Greenland, and other
northern countries. They were very
frequent in the time Of the late Amer
can var, fncc which they have rareIy
YIilted Us. The caufes Of their ,gesr.
ance have not yet beea accoun-ed far a..
Ph'loioPhic principles
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-28
BY gentleman from Fort Wilkinfon,

BY gentleman from Fort Wilkinfon,
We are informed Gays the Azg4fa Her
ala OF the 9th initanr1 that, previous to
ms leaving thar place, about 1000 or
1900 Indians had arrived there, for the
purPoie OF attending the T'reaty---thar
the meeting between the Federal com
mlfEloners and the Indian Chiefs had
taken place in a lpacious fquarc prepar-
ed for the purPote, and thar afrer the
ceremonies on the occaGon were over.
one OF the Chiefs addrelcd Col. Haw-
klns, and obierved, that the red and
white people Gould now meet like
brothers, that the Ratchet was buried
deep in the ground, and he hoped there
would be no OeGanau of rafting It AGAIN
for eyer.
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III be e0Hiinl.sL J

Amolt every one Of the ancient
hittoIiars has been Remarkably neeG-
gene on this point. SalllG, LivY, and
J -ita,, f3r example, are often inexeri-
cabiY Imperfect. Try to follow Cslar
through his own accountof his hrf} cam
R4ign in Bejgium,or,in hisitwo iavaiioas
Of Britain. a modern general gives you
the datc o. every rraniacrion, To for
bear Il, would be pulling out che right
eye Ci MS uuAtiY@.
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HHR7FORD; zine %

On lesiday ;be I'D Of June inff n.
lon Of Mr. Jefie Cafe, il1r. oe s;
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p Gallatln, p, 81
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froni the abandoned OF all i@cls, nations and
=" tribes. 1t requires no pcrional virtue ne
= private worth---no regard Tor the laws at
/" morality or dcccrGn. Every wretch who
" finding the ptrluits Of debauchery and vice,
+" deteilcd (by republicans IS fure 70 meet
with impunity and sympathy in the ranks
:. OF roiyilin.' To fscb a05riafcs Is tLSjf,
DUANE IS eveisog:e. T'heic Is mai Il man Of
virfne, honor or honeity in the whole conl-
m'nity wiz envy him The fociety of fuch
Banditi.
This corrcIponds, if mot exactly. at leaf
very nearly, with the definition Of Afh, which
is heye again repeated. One Of the Ban
" ditti of Ireland &c, This definition
Duane 5or reaions bet} }lnownto himielf, has
thougho proper 10 iuPpJess
Far be it from me to intimate nationa!
diihonor 20 the irilh il this cafe. The word
" kanditti,. meaning outlaws or robbers, IS
well up5eyltooj, and there IS no popuious
country vh> IS not ,losc o. icis iat.ltld by
tuch. Sotar as there 5 ant coar!erciS in
thc cNPte!iion, il rs taken from an authority
retterted 10 by Daanc, who IS laid to be an
Nihman. 1t IS here relied upon MOI 70 much
5"".iorr ,he public, Is TO prove beyond equi-
ycIat:2n that the organ az t5e p9lAe i0sA in
chs c1!s has been !be oygan Of aecePfim, and
tNcr, fore delerves no pubic conhdcn.e.
have no 1oub, that Duane in al this acts
~ the character beit fixed 70 his ,alte I'D ca
PNclty. My regret is, thai a man wio fce.ns
70 P9Re'S cndowmcn,s which pieft MAKE
h"n an ornament 70 fociety ana Al, honor
{" MS tpesicS fhould adopt a courle wh;eh
~, nos iail looner OF latter &c cvcrwheln
n!a ~ 'naely and diinr1cc. My iurpriic
- chat fuch man, ana iuch meaiures, hloula
DC openly ard iiy countcnaa.od ana
pa1roni1ed by the h;ehcG authorities Of The
COUNTRY; and that the treafuyes OF the United
otaIes have been ariflcd upon org whC, by
thcIr AID tlnds means to dillemiuate untsuth
and caua2ny 20 cFcty corner of this country.
When The poop.e Of the United States ihall
"nderitand thcie things as they are, the admi-
cation and affection which they have mani
te.tct Tor tome individuals will give way 10
LEGISLATION and ycnccancc. ] hen it will be,
chat perfons who have ricn like rockets, like
rockets viii alto buElt with a harmless ezplo-
ton, ard PATS OF n cvancfcent blaze.
y Duane VIII puoliih this at full length in
.hc Aurora, iEaII not regard any remarks
that may be made by him. If he does nos,
ihall conider MIN as unworthy of further
NOTICES tllat all attempts to refoT4a OF diyert
nam from his deiiterious pra&t!ces ge;]I be as
ic.e and fUltiefs as ii " 1,iii be to CAT peb-
tles againf THO eoc4 of Gibraltar.
TRUEMAN.
(Nirsinia G@zetts
What is meant by this Dune was fire
iy drunk.
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Il IS }farad IN fbc 6, as. r.,

1t IS ffated in The SIN, dat Calender bae
turned f5dsrai5R. Il his Is not trne.-J .Ilenl
DER o1a5as as man, Ps'9tr5lons OF Republican
IN, as M printer of the Sua himflf He
mas, % be torc, Of late, Cos in be habit Of rel
hog tfoth, and, 20 far, he entities arfeIf to
l--- L.@lNE oiJl4fL"!y. RnI4nce.
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"a, ne VIRGINIA GAzErrr.
Te WILLIAM DUANE.
coKCERNiHc
TO z RS M.


Auroraot September Iith, who will NOT he
iieve that you conhder TruGmaa Is IN AL
vcriary of r1uch move importance th.n w.,
are willing TO admit Facts fpeak lo,ider
Sian words. I'hofc to which refer are tsJl
evident, IT. You have been obliged 70 49,
fort TO iexico~rarhical authority. 2dIy, Won
have made Faies OF CARRIED e.,otseion of that
authority. 3diy, You have devoted CON
itderabie portion of the ps5sir5 tiqc fheina
as you lay, their organ} 10 Compile an auf;yet.
@tt'ly. Hou nave taken % i.tge pace Of the
Aurora, which, You fay. IS supported hv 1000
lub'cribers.} sihly. 90 have liuts,l IN.
cbEHe 0aa ciy ral pages 81 tic n.~,r \V,,,
foh, lSt0, 0ng9 azgeneAuauy la.gaagl
6tr'y. ton have hcitovad a great many com
cpsth Is and ieate0ca> Upon an adyer,,,,. 49,.
has ao5 given yor ulficietl, rroyo,s., - ..;
who, you Ia, IS an idcoI, ioggerhca4 *.
There a:e tea!ons md c,Ic.inff,nrel ,.,li. :.
WI rouFe rhe ifoic, ard urge cv,n m anchar:,.
10 fWear. So It bas been with az. sc5;te IA
Ef"s'cmaH-hE6 Duane Theft re- n -a~,,,
a7d words whioh nay be found in one 49,,
et2y, dncttcd towards man whom he k,C,,,,.
l2t, and whom he pretcuGS 70 dsl2iG. AID
Yhoie writings he darc uv: pul'iih ex.cpt In
pufliaeed -xtr>t}s.
g Advocate for soryiiu,,' wonderful ror
ge'hcad,' log sian - Boraco, * q ;c,,,,r.rs,
md iniieniilcaace," 6 iyor,'' & mjf.rablc
crc4,";s,' fni!aomer ola -Erueman.' & ma
[rsEot? OF lo4ggcrheacs;'' lone exploded r9r
and Aavc = '''''''e'
n" let nc ak the candid readcr. # r.a-
fls1HaA q iacb roL!NeI manners, ~efas9 fzHs
az c:Ttf2."0e e3"catt2n as William Duane
'Ec I1VeTl;c and proto"ee OF the mia and
pnIoi"phic jetfe.loI the orgau Of IT, 3.b.
~ Z'fA--oE3ht & "a 70 forget all thar he.
iongs 10 a gentleman, ali that IS due 70 ,,,cb
~i4I'''g u''heG patronage, saS 10 have inpofo5
upon 0i5 1000 (@h'.fT5ty5, aud the additional
.anerehts whe read the paper; 10 much BIZ
tihgiSiTc l}oeS II no. pro@e,dd.s ;tuot jneat
"a language soudertnan thunder, that Tru.-
[aAn IS q nloce eonleqderte 10 the near. ~
i}uano Ehar he is willing 10 .1anlits
And now, Mr.. Duane. viii fay Gt,lsa a.
to yohf mutations and Observation-Disclosures
ne hrit deliberate inpoftion wbicb ,.,,,
have committed, is in calling me an adynS(ar.
ar toTyit'a, though you kio~ .hae I'll ,yL;cb
taVe aimed at was 10 afce'taia The acrerf.t;,,,,
IN when the Wo7i was Ilei IN the A.
ne ieconj IS IN the quotat or from An ~.
''oii"fy, concerning the word TORY r.
my eyes 40 nor decejye ne An Gives H.. H.
towing explanation.
oTy' = cant word, ons o5' Ire Beat;,,.
. 81 Irslan@, ber.ssj5ye 70 c4Afa5y ~ b..,
!2hfJ m tbzt %iaga,m; oGe Of RI .,l,~,'..
= OF charles the Firh, 70 ciled bvttr ~ 49,.
3ne who has high notions Of a5ysfnn. .,t :,
chnrcn nd itate'' .,acrip. Iay., l;tti. l'..,,
ems lefnltIon given by john1on II. Avs thgf
ory IS iU1potad 60 be derived nom ~. lrIh
~oro7 iigfST'ng fagage'
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he Jrsato1 N, ! d.mo-ra. asg., pss
P1o''ineo me names ottoc Poraa. IN The, town
VINO 'dEe CgIfhDsr ; Rrs5,ae 5ut neglected
80 mention that Mr. Madaon bought sIFrI IN
o'P5r' OF t.7lLeaaer'S : Pt9Prz,' in which, the
'@oif 'frocicae eaicmniss and abuivo rpitbc,s
"1ic app cd TO WASHIvGToE and aDa.ss I
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02

Has to,SSale,
The hrf quslity of Lilbon and ground
Allum SALT.
Alto, a few yards fuperfne Boiling
Cloth, and Mels Beef, in half barrels, and
pair of BURR STONES.
Nh. He gives Cath for Wheat at his
Mil, or in town.
IIth Mo. I3- 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-02
TEAS.
William Hawthorne,


1T bis Stare, an col. Hoss's Udart, ba'
fer Sale,
Pennfylvania & Swedilh barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar BY
the bid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar Of the 6rf quality, BY
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarfe Salt by the bufhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter of Paris, by the buhsl,
1ames River Coal,
Tobacco, in kegs,
Hay in bundles, about 100 each,
A few Lots IN good fituations on Fair
fax, Wilks, Prince and Walhingtonifreets,
Sale or Rent.-Alfo for Sale, three
hory Bick- Houfe, on King near Fairfax
Hreet, very good ftand for builneis.
10th Mo. nth, 1902.
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IN 51e mater Of Ifaac Kelt, q
BANKRUPT.

"a IL perions indebted 10 the faid
( 4 Bankrupt or who have any of his eff
fees in their podeilien, are hereby requir-
ed to pay and deliver the fame forthwith
TO rho fubfcriber, who has been duly ap-
pointed Aaignee Of the laid Bankrupt,
Eaate.
JOHN M'IEER, ADEgaee.
Nov. z. 2awIm
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Haue f0r Sac, a few eotI<s 81
Judge Wafhington's Reports
Of Cauies argued and determined in the
CouRr or APPEALS or VIRcIsIA.
Alio, Pothier on Obligations Taylor's
Reports Haywood's Reports Burns
Law ofInlurance; Park on Iniurancr and
Bacon's Abridgment.
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JOSEPH RIDDLE, 6 CO.

HAVE received a comfortable addition
60 their affortment per the IndaItry, capt.
M'Kenzie, from London.
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dWSi1ER.
Oyf5c Glneyal ADSmbJ Of Verm'sf to fSt
Go1erx0s's Sbefr6.

SIR,
WE have heard your ExcelIeoey's pa
trio,ic addreis with much lstistattIon
We mott incerely with, that the Jolt aoo
generou. feelings, by which You are a 6
tuated, may not only pervadc the LeSh-
lature, butevery other branch OF the 60,
yerament. We are properly 'nprfhs''
with the weighty .rua OF appointing 'l0
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14
Se7rks' l9ortiHnu Darine Liz.
PORT OF cortland.


THURSDAY, Jnre 10.
Arrived fchooner Raven, capt Sawyer, ~ days
from ST. BarthI lOmews
FRID Al, Jure II
Arrived brig Good INTENT capt. Abiel Briggs, 20
days from Trinidad.-Left there, May a3 brig Ferd
nand, Lane, Of Bath, to fail for Bottom in days ;
ichr William & Charles, Soul for Bottom, in days !;
brig Gasn, Patten, for Kennebunk, 10 10 or days ;
brig -, Smith, from Baltimore. juh arrived a op
Ranger aPooner OF Newport, lying off and on for a
panage, bound to Charlefon.-In lat. 25 long 66,
iPoke brig Hannah, of Norfolk, bound to Cape-Frar-
co.'s, n Gays ou-Lat. Al, fell in with lch. Mar HI, /,
capt Ihompfon, from NorIhcarona, bound TO Porh.
mouth, having board par: of the crew of the Eliza
beth, capt Dyer, Il this port, which was lately fink
Capt Briggs politely Irnihed us with Trinidad pa
pers to the 10Th May They furnifh nothing new
their contents having been icipated.
VESSELS LEFT.
At Cape Francois, May I0, Olive, Jordan, Of Port
land
AT Antigua, May 10, Mercury Stone, for Keun E.
bunk, to fail in days; Sally Of Portland for North
Carolina
AT Surinam. May 10, Merc4;or, Freeman, Of Port
land
AT Cape of Good Hope April TO- Foxwell, Bar.
nard, PePPerreiborough /; Harry & Jane, Young, Of
Portland.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
May I9. was fpoke fchr. Betfev & Hannah, DAYS
from Union River, bound TO Barbados; Nho hsd met
with gale Of wind, and then throw ing OF her
deck load
Brig Fox, Dean, from Portland for Martnieo was
ipoken June 8, LAT. 40, long 6o, 90.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14
From a London PAPER, May 4.

At alate Court held BY her Majeay, at ST.
JAMES, Palace, Mrs. Derby, of P0rrland and
Mis- Bingh IN, of Philadelphia, were prtfented
by the Lady of the American Miniaer.
Mrs Derby was much admired for her beau
ty, and the Gmplicity of her drefs 1t was of
white Grape, tatefully arranged with wreaths
of white A wers and beads. Mf, Bingham wore
a black Grape petticoAt, richly embro dercd with
black bugles and beads body and train to
correfpond. Head drels, tiara of bugles, with
diamonds and feathers.