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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26

From Midd7.Jury, (Yr.J June 60.
BY a gentleman who lately PaiIed through
this place, on his way from Canada, we learn,
that the Britifh, in that quarter, are hrength
ening their military poits, from tie apprehen.
Gons which they entertain Of the fetdement OF
the French in Louiiiana.
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,sanarnpt S3ottess.

THE fubfcriber, having been duly
chofen Anignee 10 The Enate and Effects OF
BENJAMIN BOARDMAN, of Portland. Bankrupt
hereby reoueas all perfons who are indebted or
who hold any of faid Bankrupts property, TO deliver
and pay the lame without delay:
SALMON CHASE, AGgnes.
p,-,I,rs Suk ~ r9o1
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26

- liz Subicrber hereby gives notice to all con-
u csrned, that having been duly appointed Ad
|rnlftrstor, &c boai5 non, the Ettatc OF DUDLEY
|BRoADstREsr, late of Portland, IN the county OF
Cumberland, labortr, deceated, has taken upon
him that trua, and given Bond as the law diietts :
He therefore requets all pertons who are indebted
TO fad deceafed's efate to make immediate pay
Inent and thofe who have any demands thereon,
20 exhibit the fame, to ,..-
WILLIAM STEVENS, JUN.
Portland @niy r. I2o-
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CALENDER = JEFFERSON
AND THE
"PROSPECT BEFORE US.""s

lin cal1A,i newfpaper, entitled the R'eord are now
pubfhing ferries OF letter; from C,leuicr, addreiIed
to the public From his feventh letter, we make
the following e1raa in order to exhibit TO rea-
ders one OF the innances of intrigue and vany
which have raifed TO power fct of men whole
characters and views are now fan unfolding TO the
American putlic
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26
at auaicu, on THURSDA2, i6tb Sept next,

A Lot of Land, with Dwelling
IN Houfe, Barn, and valuable Tan Yard-ftua-
ted IN Falr4Orsb, Maine--acoommodated with every
convenience for Tanner-now occupied by D1Hisi
Bryant ii being the eAate OF Perez Bryant OF Bottom
Bankrupt. The conditions 70 be made known at the
timc and place Of faIe. Sale the premfes, at I !,
o'clock For further particulars, inquire al Ne. 10,
Loap WEs,E BOSTON.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26

"a r orICB i, hereby given to the creditors Of
IN Zephaniah & Freeman Harlow,
OF Bsb, id the Diltra Of Maine, aeainlt whom Com
milton Of Bankruptcy haSh bsen ifued- That the
ConniIioners named IN fad commiiiion, and the Ar
6enee OF he enate aud effects of laid Bankrups intend
tomeet Monday the fecond day Of Aueuit neIt. at
IL O'Clock in the forenoon, the Comm Woners Office
in Hifreet, Portland, in order make dividend OF
Ishr eiafe and effects of fsd Bankrupts--When and
where the creditors who have already proved their
deb,s, to preoa cd the lame, or they
E~ be excluded the benefit OF fsd dividend; aud all
claims then fublantiated, will be dilsIowed.
andrew Greenwood, ADIgnee.
36h1si, June 2S, 1904.
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H,HE fubfcribers, duly appointed

III IuUiIIIUCIS, UuiJ dPPOf'NN
Il Comnifioncrs TO receive the claims aganit the
E6Ra'e of JAMES MOORE, late Of Fre1pOrf, 70 ehe
ecuniy of Cumberland, woman deceaied, Represented
'inlovent, and Tx months being allowed for the Gre
ftiiors 10 laid este to exhibit their oemands-hereoy
give plbc notice, that they propoe 10 meet tor the
pnrpeie of reeeivn ng aid claims, the dwelling houie
III Capt ypb Sisribrtge, nnhoder in faid FreePor''
|sn the lais Wedneftays Of AuguA, October and De-
Eesrl5er ne1s, from two 70 Tx O'Clock, M.
AMMI K. MITCHELL, I CommJ
WILLIAM POTE, Goaert
Nsrtk,rr,resl5. 9ak {. 1901,
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Maine Bank.

HR ad Incorporating fundry Perfous BY the name
4 OF the Prthdent, Directors and Company Of MaLe
sans, having authorized any three therein named, TO
1cal meeting of the members OF iaid Cooperation
he irbfcrbers, do hereby notify fad members TO meet
% the czss5izs Hal in Portland, Tueldsy the
twenty fsseuth day of July inf, attwo OF the clock IN
lene afternoon, for the following purpofes
{. To chooIe their fra board Of Directors, sno
sfaoh ether Oheers they fhaf fee IT.
!. rs determine the amount of the payments to be
ade on each aare and alfo the mode Of transie errn
eat ciipoing of the ftock and profits thereof.
J. To MAKE, ordain and eltabhih fuch bylaws, or
dnanees and regulations Tor the orderly conducting the
saArs OF laid Corporation they tha deem necelsEy
Tc adopt luch realures and ,IInlaes fuch huhnels
fas they hal ju4ge proper carry the aorrfad ACT
4 into csfset. SAMUEL FREEMAN.
WILLIAM WIDGERY,
THATCHER GODDARD
PnssrI III sih, 1885,.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26

.NOTICE is hereby given to the
IN Creditors OF WILLIAM FENNELLY. of Port
land, apainit whom Commifion of Bankruptcy has
been awarded and Hued forth, that the Commlihoners
named in iaid commiiion, and the Ahignee Of his
Fnate and Ehecfs. intend TO meet at the Commiihon
srs Oice in Fih areet, Portland, on Thuriday, the
roth day of Augui nex,, al ten o'clock IN the fore
noon, IN order make dividend OF the eisate and
effects of f4d Bankrupt when and where the Credit
ors Who have aot proved their debts, are 10 conc pre-
pared TO prove the fame othtrwiie they will be ex
c.uded ,he benefits of fsd dividend.
JOSIAH TUCKER, ZEsaef.
Ps,flsnL TuIy 10, I8o1.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-26

r The " PPosPEcr srfoRE U.s. j. fander 5u; book,
which publilhed fos the purpo;e Of d-famins the
administrations Of WA,aiscroa and ADaM,, and
rafting trfpicons asana the FRA ehata eers 10 Ame-
riea. Tha, the people ia this par, Of th- country
may have an Opportunity 70 jldge % its tendency
we lay before then the following e2,Eaa' from it j
Page u. HphMs and WnsiNc row baq- f4cf
ben tssbisg Jtrie5 Of fbsjs paper jobbers ia,o
;udses and ar5g6adcri. H5 TIER zpbois eoyrags
lies IL qCaaf Of j5lns thde plltroons, eoa5oat
ri&zy naal and iatslEgiBis dttsaae Of f5.ir o4or
megaret, railS ar a6stfed yep qymsQ tie corruption
of t6e Frsasb Dired9ry az If iny esrrsbtioz coaA
bs srore vmgi mare n0tori2u- ibaa fbsir 1zUa -
Far tsars ngefber tte United Stites refunded qyif5
carjss ega.sq t5ss, eobit The Grand Lana etr I'd,
e,al ad0faion, rhe Immaculate Divinity of Mount
Vernon, approved Of and jalYtris-d es-ry caf ef
sbeir blackef mea'arei 7"
Page I43 hada cvat a.boa III; aoiatie t5ara4.
lion fbrt TIE Pr9leaf pes1e9 BIZ iaimifs5k Gsfpe,
% fbs boys of Bottom. IN tia, fgtr, eStt ~
f6r cowardy inlolencc, G,jfag from kii os9ardrst
ef pconSf jtSty 4gi:b III II: fly, bit crifbom ne
frdpri.iy ar J15lai:ty e Kontrl AcLisr Til hoary
headed incendi4ry. fbif hhelier ef IL sovfr.ser
grYrgiais, bae!s our, to arrs Tier, 70 arrsi
Pag. io-. But fds nae5 The PrcGdea,'s
fpeech 70 Congrefs 10 I79yJ fa5 a .e5af- fbgf
completely naa'aa5 re fcaadslaus hypocriy n
Wajbmgt3n ; and k5e7rj n ss5ot 4gay /. eraf ksl,
to acsrt TIE priciiessf y b, cgsa:y."
:. On A;5 Jsa! 80 eeaset SIjfo7r- q d57H7isa
J-f7cseq rb- fres-Fra e4arat7srr ~ ~ TN aat ~.
n. r. - a a t tf. af..
fcsr- ot igncpiny 7otieb Mr. HT.5igys0f5sHal !"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-29
INGENIOUS DIScCTERT.

St. Aubin, man of letters at l'aris,
and member of the tribunate, gives IN the
Journal Of commerce, of the aoIh January
the following account Of bateaa 3loasgsa,,
diving boat lately difcovered BY MIR.
Fulton, an American: =
" 1 have, lays he, juif been TO iniPeet
The plan and fiction of a uauhlns. or div
Ing boat, invented BY Mr.. Fulton fimi-
lar 10 that with which he lately made ins
curious and intereaing experiments at ilda-
yre and Brett.
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aIsra.iuria aOoerttssr-
THvasDAy, APRIL a9.

:. :. eIols Of the Pol in the county
: r 6 <, yeasrday, for representatives
s. :, S, neral Aiiembly, the votes were
: For Fitzhugh rs
WeIf IoI
Cults o.
Stuart 81
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(PaNadam.)
Public Notice.

THE Juaiees Of the Peace for the cours
ty-of Alexandra, are requefed 10 meet
at the court honle, at ten o'clock in the
morning, on Eridry the 9TH day Of May;
and every pcrfon who may have claims,
which are to be adjufed by the Levy
Court, are requeaed to attend on that
day. The accounts are tobe ftated Tor
fuch charges as did become due up 70 the
firit day of May only.
April z9.
@ Printing an ait as "a
,lety, execs1ted at this 0blce,
Nth ueatneJs and dggzbatcs4 :
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

6cc, much coqre,ry vas employed upon the fub
jctt Of the preis. A Get Of republicans E, ex
ceeding!y pure, virtuous. and inhexable, could
not be fnppofed 70 require The common articles
for fupporting their popularity. Two or three
very grave heads were evidently fomewhat df
compofed By the fuddennafs and the altitude Of
their elevation. There feemed even to be
an oRentatious difplay of 10 getfulnefs of Palt
connections, and of pat fervices The battle
was gained. The eminence WAS Attended ;
and childih attempt was made to exhibit a
fictitious purity, and an impratficable ltatslinef.
Of department.. To borrow he language OF
Mr.. Pope, we have had an opportunity of kok-
izg j8alo4v greafntji through but the public
mind is not yet efficiently prepared for hearing
the refoit of discoveries which we had previouf
~ expected to make. Some things that are to
be told il this paper. mutt The deferred for q
few weeks, and this for two reafons. Firff !; a
few previous honeR prejudices are to be over
come. by cint of explanation and of proof. Sc
cond The circulation Of this paper has increaf
ed weekly for fome time pat, and we with to
make the fubfcription as exteniiye as pollible,
before we begin to mention thefe matters. This
again requires delay.
In the meantime il is ff'ange that fuch excel
lent writer's, as the prefident and fome Of his
advifsrs, do not employ more toleraule advo-
cate than Mr.. Smith, who may injure, butwho
can hardly ferve them.
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portlano.

We are hsppy 10 obf-rve thar the Seleams-
and police officers of this town. have 70 far ~.
tinued their regard to the heal Of IL citiz.,.
aud the faety of eur country brethren, az 10 =,
aa ibe performance Of Quarantine BY all veir.lx
from Gckly places This meaiure mua efsa.
TALLY tend 60 preiervsgthe uncommon fate u
health which ncT1 prevails here
On Thurfday LAT, Judges SeDGwrcx and
THATcHEs, pafed through this town on their
return from Caitine having 6niihed the eaaera
fpring circuit of the Supreme Judicial Court.
This circuit commenced at Ipfwich, on The
third Tuefdsy. Of April, and continued in tbe
feyeral counties until The 81 inf. The qnaa
aate of the roads, have rendered the Who'll.
tour extremely burdenlome and tedious to u,
Judges.
The Chief Juaice, having been eithern Court
or in bis carriage every day for ten weeks, re.
turned 70 Csmb idge at the end Of the term fo,
the county Of Lincoln.
The Court FIR the counties Of Hancock and
Wilmington conlfted of Judges SlDcwlcK and
THATCHER only, at which, Judge SEDcwlcr
pIeided. His charge to the grand jury (which
we un1eraand he was Unexpectedly called 10
write on the circuit, and during great pre1ure
Of ouGnels) was elegant, inpreffive, and fcisn.
.i6c. His department. as judge, and his IN.
quelfi nabe law fcience, have rendered him e.
I emely popular both with the bar, and The p.o:
PIE If he Dlrif Of Maine, through which Ne
has now, for the 6rR time travelled, il lis Of.
6cal capacity
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Anf Edlrai.
Martin KIssLEY. Efo.

MARTIN kssLEY, Fig 595
OF eourie there is no choice. Another tr al is 10
take pa on he twenty ninth OF this month,
and preoepts are accordingly iTaed. N he re-
turns 10 be made by the z3d of 4Augul 1t
III uld be obferved that Mr. Cock and Mr.. Bra.
f5rd declined being candidate, previous to the
election; but the time was 70 faort between the
days for election, III Il the Intelligence was not
generally communicated otherwi there would
undoubtedly have been federal choice
As Mr.. 75aebsr has brought forward fuch .
handfome fuPport athis 6rit trial, it IS earnealy
hoped ihat he will now be f. far uoited in as to
Iniure choice. In sddiJion TO the ferrous 10.
convenience Of having 70 many candidates al
the la'e election, the meeting inf rtanxfsly
took place at the very bufy ieafon.of fee time
when mott of the fubasntial ysoman,y were
engaged in they fields. OF this circumfanc.
the collins took advantage, and every loung.
ing individual Of them, from grog.fh ps and
other places of refor', unied in thein> f4vorite
candidate, Martin Ki1Gy But We trua thai .
one attention will now be paid, by the friends Of
the conarution, to the Importance Of duly er.
erciGng their moa invaluable ri sht Of free fOf.
RACES; and not by neglect, iuffer themfelves 10
be Iidden by fell aied patriots, and d>fperase
adventures.
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MR.. JEEKs,
1 WISH to mention, through the medium
Of your paper, that as there is vet no choice Of
RePrefenative for this ID It if, and as Mr.
Cock and MI. Bradford have declined beng
Candidates, the people in this quarter are de-
determined TO unite in Col. SAMUEL THAcHGRs
OF Warren, Whole abilities and political mtg
rity Juit:y entitls him to our conf dence. As II
is our anxious with 70 unite ia one man. on the
10Th init. you are detired to give this publicity,
as eiily as pofible. LINCOLN.
Wi/ee0tt, jug s, 1909.
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AN IMPARTIAL PAPER.

What plan NUT printer purfue TO pubhfh
an impartial paper Il may be anfwered, that
be NUT PROT any thing and every thing
That he mutt publih inFarti4lly and ind fcriu,-
inately truth and falfehood-That he mutt a
bule one political fettin one column, another IN
the next--that he NUT on one fide of his paper,
beltow the NOT Unlimited praiie on the Federal
Government, and abufe and Willy It on the other
that he mutt profsfs ChriRianity one week,
AID atheifm the next--En ihort that he mutt in
one Jingle, chequerei, motley, patch work ibees,
difplay truth, falfchood, praile Calumny, 10y
atty, Sedl,on, Virtue, Vice, immortality, Fed
eral'fm, Toryifm, Republicanfm, Jacobihilm,
Chritlanity and Infdelsy. Thai bis paper
mutt refsmble a wind MILL always veering to
the breeze, grinding every days grit o.
a pubic market, where all kinds Of meat, as
well as calves-hesds, and bullock tongues, are
expofed to iale Or violin on which every
Ounce may play tune whocan crook his elbow
or draw a fiddle aick.-Darf. Gaz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12
SINGULAR PRESENT.

After the celebrated battle of The Nile, fought
on the frf of Augua, 1898, the S~ifure. after
the acton was bufly employed IN getting up
piece. Of the wreck of POrient among the
rea, large part of the mammal was brought
on board. Captain, now Admiral Halloweli,
capfed Coffin to be made Of the wood and
iron from this maj, with an fcription on the
lid I; tbs he pre(enIed TO Lord Nelfon, who
received it AS a mott valuable aoquii'ion, and
adualy intends, wheo his career of erreftial
glory IS terminated, to be enclofei ia it.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

The enormous AMOUNT of Duane's printing
and italionel's Bill, excited fufpieion, even m
the mind of John Beckley, who obliged bin
(Duane) to make an oa.h before magiitfa'e,
as to the equity, and propriety of the charges.
1t feems from this circumstance that Beckley
believed Duane, regarded An oath as facred--
The age of Clonnell, was not well pleaed-
he told Betkley " his conduct was infa NOUS"
and il bis rage revealed what was before
lecret that Beckley was one OF he jrnto who
took extrads from the books Of the Treafury
(which hai been !toIen the evening betore) on
Sunday at I(rael Hrae's -Wglb. Fed.
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Ameyieqn Independence.


Tire anniverfary Of this great event 70 aufpiciors
70 American, has been very generally celebrated
this year; not indeed by the mere pcpulace q
Cities but by he universal Joy of whole Pso'
pie, expreiied by fentiments AMI sai1ns which
i Is hoped It's annual return may ever iniPTe.
The accounts of the celebrate in diferent
paris of The Union are highly satisfactory and
we are happy to find that The practice Of dit
playing foreign flags with our own onthis ocea-
zion, has been generally difprnfsd with. The
day thou d be truly American.
In this town, The Anniverfary was commer7'
GRATED BY a Respectable number Of the citizens
Al o'clock, difchaige of cannon from fs''
sHn1rr. haiied The Ppr3aching morn; and =,
funrilng amid the rnging Of bell,, feds'at
flute from the artillery, welcomed The DAY q
our nations birth. The falute was repeated z
9 o'cioek. and at noon- At Two, nuneioas
company of citizens aGsmbiej al the CelatFsfS'
Hall, where fplendid banquet, enriched ~.
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FIRST EASTERN DISTRICT.

The ref It of the f0urtb trial for federal repre-.
fent tive for this ciitrid, ]. now officially afeer.
tanned. The itatement of the votes is as fol.
lows - FEDERAL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12

From the centnel-Jsi, 7.
The French officers il the Welt ladies, itIli
continue TO load the IN fortunate Toniiant with
lexecraton and abufe. Nothing IN the char ater
| Of this able and NO, al Chief has appeared 10 ne
eyes Of Americ ans 70 render him oeferving this
abufe ;-and II was only in Oaober lat, that
Bonaparte, under his own hand. wrote 70 him
thus -" We have conceived for you eiteem,
and we with 10 recognize and proclaim the
great fervices YOU have rendered TO the French
people. If their colors fly at 81. Domingo,
II is TO you, and your brave blacks, that they
are indebted. Called by your talents and the
force of circumstances, TO The hrlt command,
you have deltroyed the civil war, put ftp to
the pc fscutions of fone ferocious men, retor-
ed to honor the religion and the worlhP OF
God-from whom all things come" After
this acknowle lgment Of The ferviccs, patrotlfm,
and piety sf TouGint, Bonsparte adds" DO
you defiie confederation, honors, and fortune !?
1t is AFT. after the fe vices you have rendered |;
the fervices You can fill render, with the par
ticular fentiments we have for you, that you
ought to be doubtful with reipea to your con-
liberation, your fortune and the honors that
wait you - Thus far Bonaparte Bui what
have been the confederation, fortune aad hon
ors that have awaited Toulaint For his
" CONSIDERATION" Leclerc has given him The
bayonet for his " HosoRs," proici iption and
obloquy aud for " FORTUNE" 1avery and
chains.
The writers in the Cbr9nick foms years ago
flncd nobody knows how many gallons Of the
tears Of tenderness, becaafe Sow TIE
cruel boody minded Sawarrow, killed French
men in HaJy. They called upon Us to deteti
this man of blood. They now exult becauie
TouGiintis hunted into the mountains. Al lat
hunted down again. and fent home in chains
Let the weeping Democrats give tn mlelves
the trouble to enquire why is l. Cerc admired,
why was Suwarrow deteRedl
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PofEr;ts By sbe Editor ofs5e Recorder

The explanation as to the navy yards does
not admit of an anfwer. The charge OF grois
ignorance, or Of fonerhing worie, is irremove-
ably fixed upon Mr.. 5, r. Smith.
When the new rehabilitation came into OF.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-12
new YORK, TuLY 2,

NEW YORK, July ..
BY the fhoone, Sally Maria, arrived yelter
day, we learn, that the iohabiSants of Havana
are much incenfed againlf the governments fof
not permitting the entry Of veG- Is with fuopy
Of proviiions. Fire hal been fet 50 houfes at
a place called the Regulars, fourteen different
times in one day. The Americans are laid to
be treated with every indigniiy and could
receive 10 re iref, from the public authoiity.-
Flour was from SO to 40 dollars barrel.
Amoan' Of Flcsr isloeaed sUifbia tbe city of Bali
morr, far the ha quarter, ending the 3otb June,
| 1902.
o7,z37 barrels of wheat Flour, g. half
barrels do SIS barrels rye DO. 632 barrels corn
do. IS hogfkeads do.
lnoculaticn with the X ne P,x IS going on
in ali parts Of America. The Small Pox will
fhortly be unable to find its way among US
1t may not be fate, however, TO confider th (.
Kline Pox as not di(eafe and accor iing TO
fome publications. i appears prudent, from ex
perisnee, not to inoculase very Young infants
Salsr Caz.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-17
A N4015, Warehoyes g Dwel-
ling Hogfss.
TO RENT,

For one or a term Of years,
that Wharf with all the Warehouses there
on, Gtuated On the corner OF Princef and
Union Streets, now in the occupation of
MIR. Kenneth Mathifon, Of which pof{er.
ion may be had the ir} day of January
next.
That two lfory brick Dwelling
Houfe lltnated oppoiite the above proper.
~, TO Which there is a pretty large gar
den, poaaaion Of which may be had the
hrf day ofrext month.
Alto, that two (3ory framed
Dwelling Rouie, near the corner OF Prip-
ceis AID Watcr-Streets lately occupied
by Mr.. John M'Iyer-of this, i:nnedia,.
Poiiefiion may be had.
HEPBURN q DUNDAs,
VINO want to puSchate OF hire two or
three good plaatstion NEGROES.
NOV. IS. eo,,,+
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a4ti,as. / befsech you, therefore, to give
full credencer 70 whatever he lhall lay TO
you, on the part OF the United States, and,
msa Of all, 7y5eu he JgqA eDare you int
y9ur 5relptrily Is on obiel5 Of ar a5fsl7ioa
and / pray God 10 have the French fepab-
lie in his holy keeping.
&c. WASHINGTON"
(fo Be continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-17
NEW INV FNTION.

Mr.. vioght, chef c2iacr IN the mint of the
United States, has invented an Engine for Turn
ing EScrews OF any given diameter, and Of any
number of threads, &c an inch. his invention
was frt deGgned for cutting ful@esf for watches; 70
as uniformly to adult them to the length on the
main ipring-.a thing hitherto very dificult in
practice, and without which it is imponbc
watch can keep regular time. BY the and Of
this machine parton OF common mechanical a.
bilities, and without any knowledge of nathcma-
tics may AQUA the fulce to the fprung with The
greateh exa6tnefs~ turn meta;c cylinders
and cones of any length or diameter, to ma
tn. .natical certainty.
We underfand that Mr.. voight, fronl pa
trioctc principles, has no intention of obtaining
patent, but 20 leave it open to his fellow citi
GEMS
TAurora.