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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

Hslybead, ian. z2.-On Wednesday evening
one OF the he40ief gales known here for many
years commenced from the weitward, accompa.
MED BY a very heavy Gsa. On Thuhiay morn
ing foop was driven on lhore but fortunate
iy che life Only LOT. IN the afternoon the Ssch.
en- Of Portland, large American ihiP, bonnd
to Dublin, and laden with valuable cargo Of
Tobacco was driven on this coat and anchored
off reef OF rocks, with Cignal ot dftreis fly
ing. AT half pat four the parted, and ltruck or
the rocks, the fea making fair breach over
her. She, however, got over, bat dritted 70
Ieeward into the harbour and az ain ltruck on a.
nother reef, exhibiting mott melancholy fgh,,
having cut away her main and fore maR nor
for many hours was there hope Of laving a
life from on board her.
A very liberal iubicrbtion Of forty eUinsas,
by Gentlemen detained here on their pahage to
Ireland, induced fix brave fellows e attempt
to get on board. which they effeded, and 10
lpite of tremendous fea, faved, BY feveral *
curlions the whole crew. The repeated and per-
fonal exertous Of Captain Skinner, Of the Lie
ceaer packet who .aIon. Of The Gentlemen Of
bis protection remained viii lights on the rocks
during the night, and took every requiilte and
humane precauti1n, contributed much to de-
liver them from this dreadful iftuatiou, which
appeared, 70 crowd Of lpe6fa ors on the rocks,
totally hopeIefs. The ihipis blged, amt will
lhortly 60 to Peices. Two other vefels arc
driyenlon fhore in the peighbourhood
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-12

MARCH "a
The bill to repeal the Internal taxes was
read the-third time, and after comfortable de-
bate the queaion was taken at o'clock by
yeas and nays-Yeas 6I--Nays "a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
NETWORK, July ..
IAyPQN2.lNT.

We learn from Captain Jackson, who
arrived here yesterday in - days from st.
Hayy's, that just before he sailed, he was
informed by Spanish gestiem21 OF re-
spactability, direfl from West-Fiorida,
that the French had lately landed at. ,nat
place 5000 Troops. This news was ge-
morally believed ct St. Marys, and filed
them with approximations Of trouble from
The French.
Capt. jackson also informs us, that one
OF Bo:1les' privateers had lately taken a
Spanish brig bound from Eavanna for ST.
Augustine, valued at 10000 pounds ster-
ling--the same privatcer had also captured
4 Spanish schooner loaded with -four !;
both OF which were sent into port the
west side of Cuba, the name of which Cap
tain jackson does not reccllect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
WASHINGTON CITY. trin Z.


On Monday the AENIvERsARxloF OUR
FREEDOM was celebrated with universal
enthusiasm! At sun rise. the day was
ushered in by adischarge Of artillery from
the navy yard.
At noon the President of the United
States received the ladies of the city and
George Town, and was waited upon ge-
nerally by the citizens, among whom re-
freshments were literally distributed, and
a part Of the Mammoth Cheese, which
wss cut on the occasion. An animated
gaiety was difiused overthe couhtenances
OF the whole company. The presence Of
many of our most distinguished revoluti4
onary characters excited lively recollec.
ton of, and deep interest IL, those sub
lime scenes which our successful strug-
gle developed and a sentiment OF pratt.
tude pervaded every heart, that The intre-
pid asserters Of our rights amidst the
storms of a revolution, were preserved TO
perpetuate, extend and enjoy them in
peace.
At four O'Clock a dinner was given a.
the Navy Yard. The company consisted
of about one hundred and fifty ladies and
gentlemen, among whom were the Secrc-
tary Of State, the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, Che Secretary Of War, the POST
Master General, the respective officers Of
the Treasury, War and Navy departments,
the French Charge des Affaires, the Off
GERS of the Army and Navy, other officers
Of the general government, and strangers
Of distinction.
GENERAL DEARBoRN Presided.
Supported by MR. CARHoL and CAPTAIN
T1SeEY, as Vice--Presidents.
After dinner the following roAsrs were
given, each Uf which was fallowed by q
discharge of from one TO aheen guns,
and by patriotic air played by Coli Bur-
rows's band, intsrspersed with songs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
T.Hs yIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMONDs
Selected TOASTS drank on the Anniver
sary OF American independence 1902
SA7URDAr, JvLr II, 1902.


Selected TOASTS drank on the Anniver-
sary OF American independence 1909.
At Philadelphia.
The memory of the brave who died in
defence of their country.--I1ed ty the love
of their country, may their country never
cease to love them.
The memory Of Benjamin Franklin, the
parent of American liberty.
The Congress and President OF the u
nited States.-Well done We good and
faithful servants, may a nations affections
reward ye for a nations good.
The militia of the United States.--
Arms to none but fteetDen, as none but
freemen know their Use. from their abuse.
The Sage Of Monticello, the author OF
the Declaration Of Observation-Disclosures
nerable by the 6urrs Of faction and intrigue
---rnay the thistle which cont insthem, like
the Upa, be shuned by all but malefa6torsi
as diG'using poison.
John Spaudling, David " Iliaurs, and
Isaac Vanwert, the three militia men who
arrested Andre.-Whenever our country
is IL danger, may such saviours everb al
hand.
Freedom Of speech and Of the press
No gags but for inquisitors, ard no shac-
kles but for traitors.
Modern Philosophy,--The light which
has Illuminated our country, may its rays
penetrate the darkness Of desy otism, and
illurnine the world as il has ilumined US.
Agriculture.---Speed the plough.
Stamps and excise--Fcderal bantlings
-.@rnay none but federalists be stamped,
and none but them be excissds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

I /. The bAT-;r..z.or;a.i;y ]. - pi;n
! ciple 1t established.
2. The PEOrLE--The security 0
their friends, the terror Of thsir foes.
8. The GENERAL and STATE 60
FEl;NMENTS, one greast systein--MaJ
| tine whole be as indissoluble and emerge
tic, as the parts sovereign and free.
A. JEFFERSON, WASHINGTON
and ADAMS--l'hc nliaa that conceived,
the sword that achieved, and the zeal that
reused our feedom.
5. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be
the plough, and respected those who iol-
low it. .&....
6. COMSfERCE-Msy enterprise, in
dustry, and honor continue TO prosper.
~. MANUFACTURES---May their
prudent extension add new security to ma
tional independence. Fs..
s. The SCIENCES and thc ARTS
America has produced Franklin and a
ieitienhouse.
Q. The HEROES and STATESMEN
Of i776--Their country the United States,
the theatre of their glory the world.
!. 10. PARTY SPIRIT--May it disap-
pear, before the brighter spirit of patrio-
tism founded on All attachment to princi-
pies and no. men.
II. PEACE to the world, and with
the world.
u. Our MILITIA, ARMY and MA
vY--Feeble in aggression, but mighty in
defehce.
10. EQUAL RIGHTs protected by e
qual laws--The true definition OF repub-
licanisnn.
Is. AMERICAN PoLITICS--May
they never be debased By European in
IS. FREEDOM to those who would
make US slaves.
l6. The DAUGHTERS Of ANIERI-
C,A--Msy their virtues be rewarded with
love, and their Love crowned with happi-
ness.
II, TIE DISTINCT Of CcLUMBIA
The child Of union, may her equal re-
CARDS extend to all virtuous men.
The arrangements at the Navy Yard
were made, under the supetintendance Of
Captain rigney and Col. Burrows, with
a very happy regard to elegance and ac-
contradiction. The ladies were received
under handsome N;arSee, until dinner
time, when the company was arranged at
an extensive table in the form of hollow
square under lofty tent covered with the
colours of the frigates, which lay within
view, ornamented with the flags OF all ma
tons.
After the first toasts were drank the Ia
dies retired to a spacious apartment in the
Marine Warehouse, just finished, where
a ball terminated the entertainments of
the day.
Besides these celebrations, there were
1naiiy others in different parts of the city,
all of which were conducted with the grea-
test harmony and conviviality.
MAY every returning Anniversary oil
this day ind the American people as nap
/ Ply, united, and free, as they now are
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
"a BaItimore.

The Vice-President-~it is not only es.
sentiai 10 be virthous, out to qfttear 30.
n.Samuel SraithA-krffSbyt heffe1ds
oftaraiioay beloved by bis eottntry's friends
white Coekade.]
Aaron Burr, Vice-Presidkni--may his
OWN narrative, like Hemihoa's defcnce, I'M
mask his principles, and shew the world
what he really IS.
The heads Of departrnent---mayt the cry
cf.fre! IRE! .fre! never be wanted to set
tie their accounts.
The virtuous Majority in Congress
may they, like their predecessors in 70,
never Lisfon 70 British agents--be Chased
from their posts by the exterminatins
principles Of Traey---or deceived by the
charms Of HIarter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
PHILADELPHIA, July 8.

Bureaux-d e-Pusy, (well known as tbs
companion of Cen. La Fayette,) is said t..
be appointed by the French Government
Preiea Of the colony of Louisiana.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17


lc1 The repu ,lcau ies 3ns f~aIicz to
triumph over six arbh.s Of the cef'is:ay1
,lespots ~ or carG9sigH. L n,uSt DC at
tributed 10 C.S.r OWL i,.oofiigi Die stppia,s
ty, for the pain ana unequiyical eacct Ok
IAN pdheeeuce to y.tad,I.leS Oh rs III is g
tally distinct from an sttach:nsnt TO men.
The former never change, the aclchs OF
do nor either alter their nature nor dimi-
nish their value. .2r7oia at Saltwater, at
Quebec, al Saystcs5. Il. spite OF a pro-
gate character, excited rhe admiration aud
gratitude o. his country ms saJOe and
iatrePedity shed lnstre ON the American
cause, Tor which he then fought success
fully---but when the same Arnold fer 5000
British gtiinuass attempted to betray ms
country. into the hands of the enemy
when ne mSnSced the country with " a
9efue'e Of american tiosd' when nc set TIRE
to Neil ondon---were the priDcip'es un-
der which be FIRST fought cnangea--did
he then merit the applause ard .hocor,
ard attachment for his country . DID his
behaying ms country and renuering him
self iniamous---alter the hsture OF 'yfrtue,
liberty and ji1Snce-Were not the prtnci-
pies unchanged It is the excess OF stv.
pidity OR o, a baseness rs corrupt as that
of Arnold, tina could attach odiuin 10 prin-
ciples because men have deserted and a.
bused them----Are. those who adhere To
the principles of truth and liberty under
all vicissitudes inconsistent, because they
do not admire and approve of the actions
of the same man--when those actions are
not only inconsistent but destructive Of
each other. .4HrorT.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

Post-cffce, Richnond, July ID, rso2.
Mr.. Richard Philips; who carries the
mail from this Office on the Lynehburr
route, has always taken every pacls Fl for
that route, tXoept some way news-Daners.
NJ. VA&DEWALL. P. n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

The Press, .aat P.tSiati;;:i1. G, "A. .
and scour5e to Jyian,s---maiy the hand
that stops i,s .'royress wither. ani tire read
thai plans sgainst its liberty, ce decorated
with q collar O hsmp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

We arc at q loss 10 determine whether
it is their own ignorance and stupidity. O,
their contempt Of the public understsn-
ding, which can fnt in the recent cyeDt.
IN France, reasons 90 COntcmn republican
principles, or imPudcrt!y 20 charge the
repubiicans cf Amerieo with inconsisten
81 for no. 6estowing the same applause
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17


THE Examiner of July Cd, states that
the Lynchburg Post rider had refpsed to
take packets for that roate--I have carried
the mail on that route since April 9TH last,
and am able to prove by the Post Master
OF Richmond, that never refused to take
any packet ft'r any office on tbs route.
There we 9nir packets semitic the Office
addressed to TO place---1 told the Post
Master that was willing to carry them on
application Of Tie subscribers, if they lived
between this and tire iirst cf.ce!
=: Inc E-a,niher Can rot be So ignorant,
but must known that the bearer Of the
mail is not 10 carry newspapers past any
Office for his own amolutnent unless it is
mentioned in his contract, In future ]
hope the printers viii state nothing but
facts respecting Post Riders;
I'D. PHILLIPS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
ALL KINDS OF
Va attraSSeS.

NO. VIC, Snd furnished at short no,i.,.
- 'ia ones repaired, sc. al Az. psn,.'-
'Iaiucn' JOHN s~PLEAshNT.s
jnne Din, 1909. ~ z %
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HerJard C5a4t2, Tane n.
I o MIR s Hopop

HAVE obferved, by your laf papcr. rha+
you were not acquainted with the particulars
refPecting the intended con{piracv Of The NE.
groeS IN this county. The latter part of
May, we had a fearch Of the negroe boufes
FOR arms, &c. bmt no preparation for carrv;,,'
any hottie defgn into effect was djfcovtred
W tnc "a OF June, party who were maxine
z iearch IN BERTHE county, found in the houf,
OF negro Woman at CoIcrain, Gnall gece
OF paper, containing the naries Of about "A
negro men. his woman confcl1ed that .ha
paper was left with her that nornino by Fed
and Fed declared it was given 20 bi6, m.
night before by Summers Frank, TO carr 70
browns King. Il appeared to be letter from
rank to klng-for if began in this manner
captain Frank, Summer rs 20 c2uznon1,,
land then names the men and the rothof T,r.
the tlme) g T6a are. to ret as man, nv,
+" yo" can, To CePt. King, Broz0a. g.,
i ne negroes named on thc paper, belonoiD,,
to This county, were apprehended, and the
court Sat TO try them on the 10th M ,,h.,,
Frank was found guilty Of eoDrDiracv. .nd
mas uttered death; fecond was cro,,od
branded, and whipped, and the remaiudc5
whIPPed-there appearing nothing aga,,n
them, only their names being on the naro-
J have from The bcft Of nv Tccalleftjon ~
tailed the mott material circumstances reE,.,
ting The builnefs. 1t is to be iarenfcI 49,.
70 many falfe and exaggerated Accom-
ihould be circulated ever the continent. 81, ~
luOlec'---Iut know OF 10 preventative.
am with eGecn,
Your humble Gcrvant,
THOMAS WYNNF.
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fnc had,dropped conGderably aftern. anc
while capt. Manchester with two of the
people, were gone in the yawl, the pat.
icngers with MIR. S. Aborn her fupcr;
sarge, and three icryantsj got out the
long boat, and under cover ofthe dune
OF the evening made their way for the
apaniih fhore it being then calm, they
rowed about mile from the brig, where
they lay on their oars. for fonc time.
lmpstlently waiting the relulr. At lenoth
they eiPied lanthorn hung in the
ihrouds as fgnal for their return this
having been Preyioufy agreed on in cafe
Eae captain ihould return, and all provo
well.
ne papers Of the Eliza were very
clo{siy examined. and for sorne time ir
was pretended that none OF the counter
Parts would agree with the Elias ne
dlterranean pats; az length, however. the
American one was brought forward,
winch directly correi ponded, after which
they politely didiniled cap. Manchciter,
whining him pleafant paliage. She
pFovedto be an Algerine fchooner of 16I
guns, crowded with men, Whole rurban.
Cd heads, ihewing thernielves above The !
oui"arks had lotthc aof agreeable ap-f
PeaTanee ihe was days or from Al !
gers, On crllize. The captain andI
PaAengers OF the Eliza, were at firit APP
PREVENTIVE shar ihe was fripolitan it |
having been reported 1T MarfeiIes, for;
iotnetlne tha1two corGairs were actually |
IN quet ct Americans, which was q cir
cuInitance fulHcient 10 cautc then, the /
mott alarming ientacions.
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PARLS, Mpr| ~.
-T@E~.M

Al Paris mas been for fone 3sv. :.
anxiety respecting Mad III aI3spa,, 80
'dy OF the celebrated ls.eeral Ct 81
Fece'Ycd itroke On the b-eaIt frarn >
io'0'eF' Ia attempting 10 Ec inro Mr.
l(@|'S on me Dig Of thctsfs. She hs4
la6ely been brought 70 bed. and va
l!uFllns herintane; her lie was for f,r,,,
Gn1e IN danger, bur he Is now nh
better, The wife Of ftcb a man - 800
GeFtainly entitled to more atreo,;or,
s7e IS beyond ali companion the mott
popular man IN France, 70 which rfe
PURIFY OF his conduA has, PERHAPS. CON
[Tioo5ed as much as his ccn6,mn. 80
XII * lie has lately bought che elIare
o. General Bots, near this city. Which
,!.oF,neFiy belonged TO MonIieur: and n
1l''e had ne Pfohtt-d By MS yictoriee
I'laI 1noug! the pure la!e money anonn+.
81 only to 4ooo,Qoo francs. { 5000,
ne was obliged 60 borrow from his 49,
tAeL~in- law fhe greater },arr of the fur,
rs 4.Hl1 Confu appears 10 be an
'i:e,Sl s,Sf1ona8e ever lince rhe bttGneC
% Or -, !. -~"9cordant has been carried info
erect he wears face and air Of aaic~
~ and deports h,mfeifHke a man wbo
: IeI.eyed from the predure Of an I'M
Ihe5'ie burden. The Parilian waes sv
t'.'' ne has been carrying the bsg91r, IN
ms iaoaiders for the last two years, b,,s
,'aar' IKE fzsZcRlss, he has reGgne4 fbr
'oad TO ITS former Atiss. THIS Is an an
PToaca at Iealt TO the former mode and
condt@S Of the ParlGaos, wh,n every
'ehlanon egaPo!ared in a ealsmb,srg or 2
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the town of Windfor had beon ,,,r,4 !,
negroes. An express was fcat OF to,5, uie
o. ,oa'. 20 a'ceF'ain the truth of the rcpors.
wa VA; ms way he met pcrfon coming from
w 'ioiS'' and on enquiring Of mn, the news.
a. INFORMED, thar he was on bis way 70 al.
.e1'a'h the truth OF report in Windtor, .hat
.-ic Town OF w'nton had been burnt BY che
negroes. On mutual explanations ri,ey Co,n
FOUND tnar the reports were grounaeiS, ard
r re-, much pleafed with their i,tefv;c,,,
mere IS no doubt but variety If firisr
alarms are equally untrue and sltsong;
v;gaenee or all occriio5,s is truly lau3ab,e
ana Pra'e.w Worthy yet, it would be b;gbi,,
e s., 20 trace the aushors Of 5,cL
c lsiie reports, and feverelv puutl, tbofs who.
rom rom Dale and unprincipled motives, fholI5
dare to invent thcn,. 'At'--'N
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PHILADELPHIA Jalyi.
SINGULAR ESCAPE

he brig America, Avery of Ear
Fladda an (c;) arrived ar lie May, Aprif
IS Five days after leaving porr. rj,e
brig was ovegtet by gale Of vino ~
mate and four hands were fwept inr, rg,e
lea and lot, and the .eapt2!n danos -
gully wounded, the gale leaving fhe 81
'ei d 'neFc wreck. Afler rhis drea,iG,t
accident there were only The iapercss
go men and boy lefl 10 VOL. tbe vsr
tel Pho by great exer5ioas fll .et.ded =
set'ihs hrr IN port -ehc captain was i, =
f=iF way OF fPeeiiiy recovering.
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miles OF che m, but the lea run 70 heavy
ihe was not able to run any nearer; in
spout an hour atrsg'the boat put back.
aIey ali Perif1cd except one man, and cf,t,
e~o before mentioned. They Till con
rinued IN that ftuation ali rtlat NIGHT and
al next day, until q O'Clock in the
afternoon, when fifi,ing boat went our
a n took chem oft, and carried them ines
Dlnl6irk,
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PROYIOEMCE- 4ur. 70

Arrived, brig Eliza, captain Mancher-
ter, from Marlcilles.
he third day after they Jeff Mar
ieilJes, (beiag in fight Of BarceIona)
they were chalsd and brought TO by a
barbary corfair, which came up with
them }ut after the fun bad dropped be
low the hoizon; and when within a few
rods run W her bloody flag, in a Ian
guage which could nor be underfooi.
A length, in broken Engliib, their boat
was ordered out and the papers brought
Bs;ore this could be done,
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A2L1FAX ~. C. 1ane g.

" -, Monday lait, MIR. Gilmour's Toney,
ana MIS-: Foors Sam, were tried and con-
oelnned IN this town, for having been con-
c E, IN the plot, fad to be contemplated by
me negroes. q petition for PARDON of To-
Il = mas been lent to the governor, fiened
generally by the inhabitants ofthis town, who
were well convinced Of thu hardfhips of the
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REMARKS,
SUBMITTED
70 Tas
COEeiDEPA TON
OF THE
PEOPLE
or
VIRGINIA
DyIhd5.y friaf6diH lzo6 j

l6 dsteryes notice too, thar in tboGc
couariea where there are 15roDc iails he
debtors are not upon a footing viii,
thoie where there arc nc1e. A man n
tienrico may lofe his lad, bus in Chef
ferheid Or Dinwlddje, "a we'll as many
others, he need nos. ''''''I
: Il has been obferved, taac iails will
ieldom retain debtor. In truth tbl1
ought NOT. No bonef man, however
indllcfeet he may have been oueht.robe
thrown INFO one even for a Tnontn,
nc wretch condemned to death for The
Yiiett crime ought to breathe, while tbe
IA" allows bin TO exit, a purer air rhan
q on our ja.ls afford. YET 60 places
n@e f5eic' 70 imprisonment, 70 6lrh, snJ
Z" oilhonor DO che ajvocatcs for free
1'H' the real friends Of the people,
dom thcmielyes and rheir fellow LII
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IN accoan5 gftbs leG Of h5s i5ip lima Nm,
If 70-Tork, t5mmanAed by 9g,Fpb
Fitnb gr MantAcke., qgi;b all her clc10,
e*cett Mgl5sck Sap, Of Pbil0delp5ia,
ami N'5Ilinan MonItoa Of Baltimore.
The lhip failed from the Tcxel rhc I'd
Of January Taft, about Q o'clock in Inc
morning, bound to the lie OF May for q
load offalt, the wind being TO the South
ward AID Eafward, nothing happened 10
them mil half pat ; in the morning on
the 4thof Jan. when fhc Gruck on a land
bank about miles from Dunkirk; chcy
Immediately cut away the niZen matt
they then eo1 the yawl out, fhe filed the
firlt fe2; they wi5h a great deal OF diff
Gculty, got the long boat OUT, the cap
tain, TWO mates and three hands were in
her bur he filed the iccond lea; the
captain and chief mare were loft-the
three men cot into the ve0el again.
Soon after this, the mammal vent over
the Gde, they all then went ,lto the fore
Top, except TWO boys who ltayed on the
quarter deck, who were foon walhed
overheard. The people fayed on the
fore TOP and fore rigging about one hour,
when tho m2f went over the fide one
Peter, Dutchman, and IolSph CLARK
Of Nantucket, were then loft +, fben held
on to fome part Of the rigging 60 tho
windward or upper part Of the hip fof-
ward. About O'Clock in The afternoon
they Eaw a pilot boat run out oFIJY7~
kirk, ,whica came WITHIN abo1. TWO
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-14
ERRATUM,

in lait Recorder, was Inferred Genius of
me ne people Of the United States. One line
crops q out, which was NOT obfafved oil the
Papef had been iometirle 1T preis:---
" Kentucky goo 600,