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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14
Dorflano,
tegiaature of 99saacbufetts.
MoNDAr, JUNE II, 1907.


On Wednefday LAT a reiolution paGed the
Houf., sppropriating fun, not exceeding
r,yerty Tbcpfan9 Dollar, for the purPoie OF
,,rocuring STATUE in BRONZE of Gen.
EFORGE WASHINGTON. His Excellen-
~ The Governor is authorized 70 carry the
rrfoutien into effect, in a manner that fhall be
thought mott appropriate 70 the character OF
,he man, whole fublime virtues it is intended
70 perpetuate, and moa honorable to the State
The Union Bank Bill was read third time
and after confiderablc debate paded. Under
,be prefent act of incorporation, the Bank is
obligated to loan, if applied for, 80, ooo dol
lars, on landed fecurity. which in its operation
has proved leG productive than their other
loans the preieat bill contemplates the ex.
punging of this claule but impoies tax Of
fye Der cent on their dividends.
On motion of Mr.. Adams of Kittery, com
mitree has been railed 70 contider the expedi
eney Of laying tax on wheel carriages, on IL
cences for taverns, and retailers of fpirituous
liquors, on di(tilled fpiSits from molades, and
on auctions.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

SIEU.
ln this town, on Sunday Ian, Mrs Lucy Crabtree.
w'e OF capt Eleazer Crabtree, aged as.
On Monday lAlt, Ms Ether Shaw, wife of can,
Renjamin Shaw, aged az r''
On iuddAy lAa, very fuddenly Mr. Charles Ba-
ker, aged 40. ioA of Mr.. John Baker, ,d.
---" The life OF mans dream
In which tre(h tumuts agitste his brean
III, the kind hand Of death unlock. the chain
Which clogs the noble and aipiring foul,
And then we uuey i've"
AT ChandlerivIlIe county of Warrington. on the
15th uit. Mr. William Tupper. aged g.
In Eng and withour the leaf previous indifpoi,ion
Or Darwin Hi. writings of the Botanic Garden,
Zoonomia, &c. well known
In Naples, the Queen of Sardinia.
MELANCHOLY Capt. Levi Morrill,, of this town,
and young iad OF about years old. fet off for
FreePort, on the 4th init in a fmall fail boat, and
nave NOT been heard OF Gnce-The wind blowing
ireih and the boat being pretty deeply loaded with
bal.af. II is iupPifcd fhe filled with water and
iuhk Their bodies have not yet been found, not
withtandng tbe mon dilgent lesrch for fevera days
SUIcIDE-Mr. Cary MLeIIan juo. who has been
inisne Tor ievsra years paa hung himfef laR week,
at Gorham.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

II London paper Of tbs z3d APrf. contains the toL
io7viqg article,
"Tom Paine has lately received an invita-
lion from Mr.. Jeferfon 10 return to America,
and means 10 embark for that country in about
fortnight. in an American frigate now lying
at Brett, the Captain Of which has orders from
the Prelident to receive him on board"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

70 TIE Ronoyabk tie Tg7ices et he Supreme
judicial C0uTt, mex. 70 be holden az York, %.fibit
and t0r tbr c5n1ty OF York, on t5s fLF !Tasjday V
Nay, Anzo Domtni, 1904.
TTUMBLy fhews-The Prtfdtnt and Fellows or
II Harvar5 College, in Cam5ti e, IN the county OF
Midd-lex, and Comm on wealth OF Maaachufetts, that
they feized and pof1eHed Of and in certain trae
or lot OF land commonly called snd known by The name
of the College Lot, in PHilipburg, in the county OF
York, 10 lAt Commonwealth, the whole Lot contain
ing thoufand five h;ndred acres, bounded On the
north -ea by Ssco river, the fonh eah by the al
hgui Of John Clifford, deceafed, the north bY
the heEs of TiRram Little, Rq deceaied, and IS one
mile in breadth, and 70 extend fcuth wei From iaid
river, until thouland FIVE hundred acrfs, COM
pleet whereof 1t belongs ynur Petitioners to have
and hold two-hfths, thouand acres by the lax
will and tensment of the late Rev. Daniel Rniell, de-
ceafed, and lies common and undivided with others
10 your Petitioners unknown-Th Therefore, your Pet-
tioncts pray thar their two fifth pats, one thoufand
actei, may be fet off them hold in feveralty Aud
your Petitioners IN duty bound will ever pray.
lERE. HILL, hftoySty
70 tJs Prsjels7f and Fsls11s IF yli9 C0iFgr.
Biddtford, april 80, Boa.
port, E-At 5: Srpreius TaH-ia Ccart, 5;gan
and baden at T-9rk, q0iibn and for tie foagty cf
Tork, on fbe JGrP Tusda1 Of DfaJ, =. D ISoz
ON the Petton sforcfaid, Ordered, That the Pc
,toners pubih asteiled copy Of their Petition and
this Order thereon, three weeks cctivtiy ID the CO.
umh;aniCennel printed in Bottom, by Bsnismiu Rulel,
and In the Portland Ga7ettc. printed by aezer Aley
Jenks, the Ian publication be EEy days a. rst be-
fore the fitting OF the Supreme lad ciai CoCrt, 70 &c
holden at Wes within @ld for The county "a York, On
the econd TueidAy Of Sep,cmbcr thai Al ptrons
concerned may appear before fAid Court, sed ihew
cauie # any they htvs, why The payer ot iaid isn
ihoud not be granted. a true copy
Atas EDwaRu r EAYMA.ss t4iks
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14
Portland Danring Academy.
M. DESFORGES, RESPECTFULLY In

forms the inhabitants of this town and s Vi
cniy that being under the neceity Of returniag to
tho WefIndies. he (from the date Of this ad-
vertIiemrn) devote mere than three months ia Port
and ;--hS iewie wilhes to acquant thoie who ould
incline honor him wi the nlruGtion Of their chill
dren that fzOeVs ichoars will be admitted to his
Academy, provided application be made in the courie
of this week
M. DssFoRGEs anxious preferv- the elteem or his
employers, and wiihing fulfil his engagements with
his iubicribers requens them allow their children ;
ieiiens in week, III order to AXE their quar-
ters Days of nttruttion will be Mondays, Wednef-
days and Saturdays, in the afternoon.
PotfiorE GHHs -
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

Mr.. Bronfon, editor of the Unifed States Ga
zetts, has afociated in his labors Elhu Chaun-
sery elq. a gentleman of liberal acquiGtons,
refpeeiable talents, and found politics. From
this connection we augur an iocreafe of patron.
age TO that fpirted and able Gazette, Pal.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

The PreG5ent and the Secretary of State
have returned to w Arlington. The Secretary
of the Treafury Is faid to have gone home
whether to Pin8Wg or GeaeVa, is not ex-
planned. Sal Gaz.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

THURSDAY, time 10.
Arrived echooner Raven, capt Sawyer, ~ day
from ST. BarthS lomews
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

Guniberianu, T-Tc tbs Honorabh tbs .fgt9:ces Of
tie Supreme fpdicial Goatt, r0zV boen at Portland
q tbiq and for aid county. on tbe tbyd 7ufday ~
September in tbe year Of our LOrd one tbagan@
eight hundred and one.
LpE 1T REMEMBEREC, that BETSY HALE, OF
ID Portland, aforefai1. comes into Court, com
plains and eivrc the laid Court to underitand, that
the thirte,h day Of NovenoeT, IN the year OF
our Lord one thouiand leVen hundred and ninety
two, Y, (be was lawfully joined il marriage %
BRoADsrREFr Hale, late Of fad Portland, Soap
tolitr--that ihe has confantly conducted herielfr
ince her intermsrriaee, Ike faithful and Affections
ate wife ;--but the IAd Broadareet, regardeis OF
his marriage vow, and Of tue duties "a faithful
huiband, on. thc hra day Of February lat, at laid
Portland, committed the erIme OF adultery with
one Sally Shaw, the wife Of Samuel shaw Of fad
Portland, marincr ! and hath wholly abandoned
your Lihellant and his family gone 20 places un-
knowl with iaid Sally and hath, and fl doth
live in sdutery with the faid Sally Shaw--Your Liz
belants therefore Prays, hat the bande Of matrl=
n.y., between her the fad Betty and the iaid
BrosdhIeet Hale, may be decrecd 10 be diholved5
and that (he may be allowed her reafonabie aIlmo-
mony or dover, according to the f2tute in that
cafe made, and provided.
DANIEL DAVIS, Attorney to Li5ei!aHf.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

HE Creditors 10 the Etate of JOSEPH CO.
NY.of Portiand, are requefted to meet at the
Commfoners Office, IN FyA-Street, Portland, On
Monday the arR Gay OF June, oftant, TO direct the
Afiiguees reipettne the Real Efae of faid Cony,
at HarpfFel. JOSIAH TUCKER, AIFgnee.
Portland, June !, 1901.
T0EE Fubfcriber, having heen duly chofen Afienee
to the Eita:e and Effects Of CqLb Hateb Of Port
la1d. a Bankrupt hereby requelts all Perfons who
are indebted TO, who hold any Of faid Aatch pro-
Perty, pay and deliver the fame The fubcriber.
Jofah Tucker, ADfgnes.
Sn.lI
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

XE/E the fubfcribers, ComnifFioners appointed
w BY the Hon. jonathan Bowman, Efq. Judge
Of Probate for the. county cf Lincoln, 70 receive
and exmine the claims Of the frveral creditors to
the etate Of WILLIAM ADAMS, late of Bcotk-
6ay, Yeonan, deceafed, repreiented infoiyent -
hereby give notice, that fix months from the f O
Tuefday in May, next, is allowed to bring ip and
prove their claims !; and that we fhlll atteBd that
feryice at the houle of WILLIAM M'COBB, Efq.
in Bootbbay, on the frf Tuefiay in May next, and
OF the frf Tne(dAy il the five following monthss
from TO & o'clock P NJ. on each day.
WILLIAM M'COBB, Commit
80. JOHN. .LEISHMAN. ! Esrerf.
E61tb51v. fbrH II. 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

If tie Srtrc1s Tf4Acial Cour: sf tie commoaVOeah5
Of MaBleb4tefts, begun and boiden at Portland
sOitbH ard .fQr tie county Of Cumberland, on tn
third 7,asfaa2 Of Hay, a. D. 1904. J
ON the Libel of BErsY HALE, whereof the
foregoing is copy, the Court order, that ihe not-
fy the faid BRoADsTREET HALE, TO appear at the
Supreme judicial Court, 10 be holcen at Portland
within and for the county oE Cumberland, On the
third Tueiday of September next, by p1bliihing al
atteGed copy of her fad Libel, and this order
thereon, three weeks fucceihvely, in the Portland
GaSette, printed at Portland the lsf publication
to be two months at leafs before the Citing OF ald
Court, that he may then aud there Few can'e, II
any he have, why the PRAYER thereof ihould nor
be granted
Attef, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cferk.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14
FRESH GOODS.
To Let,

DART Of convenient DWELLING HOUSE,
i ftua,ed 10 Federal. .Greet.-Thc aqueduct leads
into the Houfe, which renders it very handy for
wa,er.--For terms apply TO the fubftriber living 10
faid houie, 10 the printer
SAMUEL ROBINSON.
P0rttana, June I4tb, 8o2.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

THE frequent iyssness Of acparazt dear5.
4cbsre IL nay be rsmgved, qobieb bappex in ev<y,
eosnf,y-Hudfbe r.fujfhaiive mean, qObifb mgbf
be pffd, are 70, generally rsemthyed; tbe SHb-
/eri6er gi1ts bii 6oyi Fafemevi Of inflammation 10
ibe public, for TIE meaas 10 be NED, fs4uard, fbe
,Cfn(iiatisa ef pecions, apparently deed in tos-
F9nenee Of fraxgslaiion BY qvaieY (oy b1gg
drssuxsd or BY yJa6ot0t,sn BY ether means.--H
zoere ndsed TO be zcy6sd thar a bamose /seiety
eoa!I be sfa6iyf5sd for dis bu,tef.--Many ix
Earete, and 6ne parts ef 44meyifa, b0vs beex
foana frsLy iyP'amtnfai ia tst laD6a6k ahrmff.
MY uos mike tse fame Snmst IL fbe tpqon sf
NezrparsS NOibisg ns,e !, sparrisg tbax
general ntliratian fse,efo.-9be Sagffrbe, eGSrs
biy'fy freey 10 the Etyviet Of tie tubhc, in .bS
bebaif-ard nvise, bn brethren Of ,be fatSly Of
medieixs, as qvsN0, ofben 10 nuHe IN ibe meejx,s.
9be plan Of Carrying IL iuto exeoatisn can be sayfir
determined 0n-and no,bisg rare h4r general
aeqaisjfenes see.Da.y fberro.-.sn aiterfioH Of
szage4ienAI Aatk'r'y n sstr1nSixg 10 humane
iy7itHtion, 4Oanid NOT only snjsys them The ygpe7
and eS.Eitmee Of tkeiy eonRi.ssu,.. 6ai The eVtnf
Of e6tdi~g 10 slorio~ plan, az that efa ftilan-
tbyebie oesty, -Usnd yerdrr ss, fs4vr s povneulav
traL rgps2abt Am'rg oxr Eaer States.
I noqo s6rr )ome 6infs f6sf may be .feardnf
fl if 3raayed.-Lfa peySa bas been ysefntly
drseunsd, or JafSrafed BY 4uaft,, let tbs body h
inmediafsy lad in aUaym embers (sy aj6tsJ and
gerfJ rr6bed zUib a qpooltn eksb-t5s month and
nef, y@ssId be eitsxfsd eartfsiiy-no lind If Ipi.
riion hYnid &mH be admiayfe,ed ;rt<rnaiiy-
brit exiernai, 9 liberal APPLICATION Of bot Braxly
may be atpiird IN 4uooltn Gsepes--tbr continuance
Of sbe body in fbe qUarm aj5es osgbf not 10 be
fbas is msuiss-and The bead ktpf iyfirly free
TO fbe air, or uxessfxed. TIE body Esuidfbea be
remevrd 10 a na,n yG,aafisr, ard 6iansen applied
evsr, and ,osnd h--Af ibis time bJsaisns q To-
taeeo (mote N5onid be,byorvn mp fbs ~uu es.aanf-
y, fer ibs psrpslf Of revisi.g ,bt fr,yaaLe mo
fion sfibs airmerfay e0nai--ond a: tbe Jane
time gfafk /riaiox sjtS BY fbs bands efeBffanfs
sstrsa,dJ ovs, fbe biasken that esver fbs BODY.
qbe mnaney mss generally eonvsnisrt 10 ,eOnO1
fbe yarsfsS (sdoyyGe air into fbs body. is By
Lighting eammss pipe, silins fbc fen-fbe~ rtpL
oUer fbs box (er brlSl sfh a hnsn rag, ard 'n-
syadxes fbe fem into fbe axss. 1ubrS fbe eDyFaxf
m.R 6iozv firmly through ibs 6xiJ sver tbe rag. 10
that fbe Inoks IL tsresd iss ibs irfsRixo. The
stove bas bssr forri sffes .ftaHai 1ritb fbs Ssb-
jtri6e, IN yeeenf isfsacs, Of drervn,d segs~.--
Baf be f,etsts to emiaryr on ibs Js6jea, 70 irfe-
rsSisg 10 hx~asity at drsfkrr fine.
CHARLES r. BARTLETy, N. d.
NesvSors, Dec. 40, 1901. :
P.S qbe isfssfisn and tSfa IF fbe isfr,-
dz5io~ sffbe Tobacco finale 10 10 di~siafe ibs
tryiazhit msfsa Of fbr irf5aixsf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
WAsHINeToN-Crrr, Dec. z,.
By abe P,sfdtnf sftbe United St6te, Of Ame,ea.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHyREAs Convention for terminating
certain differences, which had srifsn between
the United States of America and the French
Republic. war concluded and Ggnoa by The Pic
niposentiar;cs of the two nations, duly and ref
pcttivcly authorized for that puTpofe, and was
duly ratified and confirmed by the PreGdcnt Of
the United States, with the advice and content
q the Senate, which conyentjoa "a ratified is
Ia the form following - s
Here follows an exaa copy Of the Con.
vention, a. pubiihed in our paper, Dec. II,
iSoo.-1hen follows
And whereas the faid Convention was on
the other part ratified and confirmed by the
Firft Conful Of France in the form Of which the
following is a tranllation from the French Ian
guage, 20 wit =
BoHApARrE. Fra conful. in the name Of
the French People--Thc Confus Of the Repub-
lie, having iceo and examined the Convention
concluded, agreed to and Ggncd 1t Paris. the
S,h Vendemaire, 9th year of the French Rcpub.
lie, i,oth Sept. I8oo) by the Citizcrs Jofcph
Bonaparte, Fiurieu, and Rcdcr, Copnft llors of
State, iS virtue of the full powers which have
hccn given to them to this effect. with. Msf's.
Ellfworth, Davie and Murray, Miaiacrs Pcni-
po'entiary Of the United States, equally furniih-
ed with fell powers, the tenor OF which Con-
veoiion follows Here JoiiSvps a copy If 'Ss
C0a1rwhou M tbf F,sneb iarg~sge.l
Approves the above Convention ia all and
each of the articles which are therein contain
cd !; declares that it is accepted, ratified aud
confirmed. and promiies that It fhaIl be ioviola-
bly, obierved. t&
Th: government of the United States bav-
ing added in its ratification, that the CoDven-
too ihould be in force for the fpsce OF eight
years, and having omitted the iecosd article, tho
government Of the French Republic contents to
accept, rs,ify and confirm the above Conven-
iion. Nitb fbt aadiiau, irfsriirg itaf fbe Con-
vesni,r Fall Be i- JxH tsree for fbs Pace IF sgbf
nlis: Prsvidsd, that BY tbs rf,ssfbmess, me
fsr, Stat1 ~nox~es fbt ,ypsaiue trs,snsiamr,
rvbic6 are ibe o6jes sffbs Ja2 ertieL.s
In faith whereof thefe preient are given.
Signed. coun,erlgned. and fcaled with the great
zeal OF tAc Republic, at Paris, the is,h Thcrmi-
dor. 9th year Of the Republic, (,Ia July isor.)
(sisnea) BoNAPARTE.
qbe Mxiaer st Ex,ensr Reiafons.
tSigued) Gu. MAu. TALisyRASp.
By re Fns Csysl, TIE Seerrfayef STATE.
tSigncdl HucvEs B. MAREr.
Which Notifications were duly. exchanged
at Paris, on the ,,a day Of July in the pveient
year. and having been 70 exchanged were again
fubmitted to the Sensrc Of the United Statss,
Who on the 10TH day Of the pre!ens month re-
folvei tha, they conndered the fsid Conven-
t;on a. filv ratified and returned the fame IN she
|'PrGdecs for his ufusl promulgation. New
,ksnfsrr, to the end that the faid Convention
may be obierved and, performed with good faith
on the part of the United States, have, ,caufed
the prenif.s to be made public, and / do hereby
enioiu and require all perfous beasiug Office.
civil and military, within the United States,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
To be SOLD.
Nr1veoyt z8fb Nov. 1901.

A LARGE Two Story Houfe,
"A in Thames-ltreet, with four
rooms on the floor with a well Of
good water, and large Garden Like
wife, Cooper's & Carpenters fhop,
Chaife- -Houfe, Stable, &c. on the fame
Lot; and large New Store OH the
Long-Wharf
Also
A large Houfe and Store on Gravelly
Point. For particulars, apply to
E. WOODWARD, at his houfe
in ThameS-n -nrect.
~ Said WOODWARD requelts all
perfons having any joR demand aganft h''n,
to call on him for fe,tlement, as he is making
arrangements TO leave the State and thofe in-
debted TO him, are delired to make immediate
payment, OF renew their obligations.
Gentlemen who do not apply previous TO
his departure, are informed that SAMUEL VER-
NON, jun. has full power to ,raniaet the buff
nets as atorefaid, in his abftnce, on whom they
will plca6e to call for fethement.
Nessport, Nov. I3, 1901. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
= u E s z o N.

SUPPOSE the Dominical Letter mould
happen to come on the ,Ia. day Of December.
being the 6rft after leap year; the mex, year on
the soth day the next year on the ae,h day ;
tho next tbeing leap yearl on the 77th. and
70 continue ca thrsugh the twelve month";
whst rsvolution OF time will il take, for that
identical Souday to happen on the 3Ja or 3olh
day OF December again a /slatss h nqssasx.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

'aa Sunday, zs miles from tn A man Of 90
years, had procured asf wisnoe ihsrp nail in
i ne end, intending ihefewith ~ probe fuch o.
would fall down, in the crowdS which The was
certain) would foon route them ouf Of their leth-
argy.---He himfe!f had ofien boaRed that he
Mould DOT fall down howesetshe became af-
eacd; which, when he felt il coming on. he
enIcayored to expei BY makinglpfe of shiikey.
thinking that would a!lay his fcliDes but 20
no purpofc, for in Mort time he was truck
down. When able 20 fpeak, n'kdc wonderful
confefion Of hi, obhinacy acknowledged him
is isIf !. great . doner. and hoped pardon 'hr0'
fs esrnbO,afisr Of 1e 0Isve sf27tss, tbe fstlosv'
ing sxraa5 sr kit, a,<<{kjfrt9. /,om a
M''sFey in Perg6fVaris, q bn J,is"d !"
NeaepoT -
"a COPY of the EIkhofl: Bspiif afoci-
alton Of Miniae,s, in Kentucky. held Auguif
9Th. 1901. was larely put iuto my hands, by
which it appears, thar the laid daaociation con-
iiits Of 60 chorches--That the addition TO them
10 one year by baptiim was 5orf.
Upwards OF o.coo perfons at the leafR
calculation, has been baptized in one year only,
preceding the above periods, in the fate of
Kentucky iolcly. work wss at that time
increahng ih-re. and ipreading into Tennefee,
North Carolina, &c.
From 10 TO 10000, aaemble together
to hear the word, on their pobiic ocea6ons
they will 60 from so TO 100 miles---and en-
camp from 6 TO 8, and 10 days for the carrying
on OF Gods Worfhip. Childrcn of years old
have fpoken wonderfully. Some OF fhc moft
hardened inhdels, who went in order TO mock,
have been converted.
. /" Thief. ifrange and wonderful events are
not confined among one denomination Of Chrf-
tians only the Preibyterians, Baptias, and
Methodifs. are all thus vihied.--Some difor-
dcrs have taken place ;-maOy circumaances at
tending the work arc mutual YET all mutt ac-
Knowledge thar the influence Of the Spirit OF
God have been manifeitcd in a very ex:rsordi-
nary manner.
"a psrfon in Baltimore is cndeavoring to
obtain all the authentic particulars of this tro.
ly en- ular vii,ation Of Heaveo, with view of
pubinling the fame to the world in neat
pamphlet"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

ard all o'hers, citizersor inhabitants thereof. or
being within the fame, faithfully TO obIeve aud
fulfil the laid Convention and every cauie and
article thereof.
In teAimony whereof have csu5ed the
Seal Of the United State 70 be affixed
IL. S.) to theie preients. and fgned the fame
with my hand.
Done at the citv of Warrington. the sIa
day Of December, in ih- year of our
Lord Sol. and Of the foyeIeienty and
indeps of the United States the
twenty -6xth.
tn: JEFFERSON.
By fbr PysfdSsf, JAMES MADIsoS,
Sfcyefayy of State.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09
By tbs Pysfds.f, JAMES MADIsos,
Secretary ef STATE.

ARTICLE ii. The Miniaen Plenipo-
Tertiary Of the two parties, NOT being able TO a.
gree at prelent refpetting the Treaty Of alliance
OF the 9Th. Of February, I77S, the Treaty Of
Amity and Commerce Of the fame date, and the
Convention of the 18th Of November. 1888, nor
upon the indemnities mutually due or claimed
the parties will negotiate further on theie
fubjetts at a convenient time, and until they
may have agreed upon thcie points. the faid
Treaties and Convention fhal have no operation.
and the regulations of the Two countries fhall be
as herein alter delcribed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

blank Deeds, and JJyqiee', Wrifs,
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-09

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