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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17
INVASION OF CHINA.
BY THE
TARTARS.

RECENT accounts fromCan.oR fate, that,
a ftrone body of Tartars had made an-;ncur-
iion into China, near Sofhew,and had proceed
cd along the borders Of the defart, alfuef as
far as the mountains Of Hoho-Nor i---they
were well appointed and difcipiined, and ex-
Cited general terror, the more Especially, as
this iHyaiion Teens to have been connected
with internal connections.
The Tartars have in conieeuence rnade a
retrogade movement. with view 1T is ftated
TO concentrate their force, and to wait fgr re-
Inducements.
Several diflriets were al the fame moment
in arms. bur the emperors troops, by prompt
movement, brought the infurgents 10 action
before they could be Joined by the 1artars,
and routed them with immenic Slaughter.
In the Eafiern diariets of China, owing
TO the prevalence of an uucoSaInon drought,
the natives have been reduced to r1e necenity
Of abandoning whole tratts of country IN
aucit of food. The cn,petor has exerted his
authority tor their relief; but the general
iltaafion Of the country oppoies much dif5cuE
~ TO his benevolent purpefes,
1--WE have fcnne doubts about this whole
tory, The. fatalternination of the French
war has put the ncwsprinters of London 70
prcdieious difficulties. The emperor Of
China is himfelfa Tartar; ard he peileHes
an extcnfiye portion Of that isnmenie country.
That thcfe Iastars are well difdfliae4 is, no
doubt, L6hdon cnbcFlthnent, There may
poifibly have been,aSCanton, tome fl,ch vague
report of an inYaGon, but il tecms iufe as IN
likely as that the Scots Highlsnders would IN;
vaic YorkEhire. IS
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and lot asteg repaired 70 England for tl,ae ,,,sr-
pole IS ioon as he delivered himlelfup, a fpe-
c,ai csninidioR was ordered 70 try him, nc
whtchhe was Sourd guilty of murder. Many Of
the wtneiies were dead, fiji: there were ievera!
found who were prefent at the tsania3ion.
! ne governor in his drfcnee, endeavoured to
prove that the pea wore mupnous, ARID that
Arf.frong WAS tried by regimcnial or drum
head fsart. martial, 5ut neither OF thefe after.
lions was fubffantistcd. General Forbes.
geneai M kenzie and nlany other refpetta-
pie Characters appeared in behalf oe the pri-
toner character, They fated, that he had
aiway behaved as gentleman and an officer
"as nan OF great humanity and good terrI-
per, ann atnoft tender and afettonate huIband
ana tater' After his condempation, confider-
aoie in'srets was made to obtain pardon, but
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17
NEW-rORK, Marsb sfs

St. Peters Clutch in Barclay ffreet was
robbed few days age of part OF the plate be-
longing to the communion table. On Mon
day laf, a young man, {wbo iays his name is
Smith, and thaS he is fromPo ughkeephe) twas
unprecedented on iufpicion Of hsging committed
the facrilege; and after examination, COM
rsirtcd TO Bridewc|l, TO take his trial At the
next circuit court now fitting. The plate
was traced TO the perfon 70 whom he is fup-
pofed TO have fold lt,and was broke in pieces.
1t was prefent, we underftand, from the
king of Spain 70 the Roman Catholic Church
in this city, and was highly eiteemed.
An accorntAiee of the iaid Smith is appre-
hended, ard is now Ia Bfidewell on the fame
charge.
The number Of deaths il this city, from THE
10th to 27th inf. (one week amount to Gfy
three--1I Of whom died of eonfumptions, e
Of meaAes, of drepiy, 2 Of worms, z Gifts,
j in child bed, of Patty, l Of icarlet fever,
of old age,I of iaptYiicc, I of apoleay, of
debHity, Of conditions, of fyPbilus, 2 ac~
cidenrs, and i3 of dneaiss not mentioned.
OF the above number II were children,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17
l4GEYNMpRIA. azareA 70.

ON FRIDAY evening iait, two men arrived
at the tavern at the Fo.lt Mile Pun, with three
negroes and .orne hories which they had pur-
chaiea i'll Maryland, and -.hich they were
conveying to Georgia. During the night,
thc negroes, probably with ione afIifanoe
loefened their handouts in fueh manner, az
to be enabled toknock them off with f;iciiity,
whenever a favorable opportunity fhoald oc-
cur of efe6ting their eicapc. On Saturday
morning about two miles and an half from
town, the negroes fuddenly ihook off their
handouts and attacked their matters One
Of the owners, after comfortable conseif,
with much difficulty, elcaped frotnrbe negro,
With whom he was engaged. The other,
being attacked by two was foon overpowercd
and thrown into Z ditch, where be was beaten
with Zones in mott fhocking manner, and
leftfordead by the negroes, who, after having
Tihed his pocket of what cafh itcontained
III dollars, ran into the woods. they have
fince been feen on the road to Baltimore. The
owner has been brought to rown, and is in a
fair way of recovery.
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LoNDOM January 81.

GOVERNOR WALL.--Aftcr having
been twice reipjtei, Joieph Wall, who was
convicted at the Old Bailey on the 10th inf
underwent the fentence of the law yeaefday,
at the ulual place Of execution. A council
was held on Wedneiday,st St. James's,to take
his cafe into, confederation, and it was there
decided that the law fhould take its courje. b.
At FIVE minutes paa eight MIR Wall al-
cended the feaEold, drefIed in apparel far in
ferior to his condition; an old light brown
mixed coSt and black velvet collar, pantaloons
and clippers; be held handkerchief in lbs
band, His appearance being unexpected, pro-
duced powerful f,nEation in the public
mind; he was received with three dlitintt
hazz6s on coming out: this appeared to agi-
tate him much. On coming forward, be did
not leen to wilhto f5oak 70 the populacc, but
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note.

MS eorpliu,cnt might wei have been
ipAFed. Think OF ireland, of Bengal, of your
attempt even'in time Of peace, December,
1885, :? ltarye the whole French nation.
ne Gibraltar Gazette, Vid. laR Saturdays
Recorder, mentions the murder of fotnc
tgyPtizn Mar elukes, as crcurnffance thar
s0SsA Ar1ke1 sVfry EHgIi@ reGdsr avitb ber.
zor. tVhat2tufi' is this
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-04

ncls Of the barrier Of a judiciary which is
luhjed 10 the gonsroul of1he power of
that government when bad men bear
fway," and the Offices Of juRice is laid open
to mean talents and urprincpled charac-
tiers. How necefaryis it then, ter the
freedom, PROPERTY and hsfplaels Of 4
people, that they fhould cEoole fer their
rulers men Of abilities, we'll acquainted
viii the. affairs of government, and pof-.
leiled ola peffef knowledge OF the confl-
luton of their country, OF found morality
and religious prineiples, endowed with
ffepgjh of mind, and reioiu,ion to go
through the duties of their Offices with
energy and 6deiity, to aand firm to the.
laws Of their country, unaPproacha6le by
tie Althy hand Of CORRUPTION, and proof
7gain2 the alluring fmiies of ambition ?
With faeh rulers, nation will be proipe-
rous, happy and great with characters of
a contrary deicripfion, the people will be
expoied 70 wretchednefs, tyranny and op.
freiiion.; and tolding their rights by the
mott precarious tenure, and enc 70 eafy to
be violated, they NUT inevitably become
AaVes. CATO.
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NEW. YORK, septembs.

,,.a ne hip Andfomaehc, pearce, cam. :.
y y IN A. days from Greeoo. Is %
one ;. Drlnss iae Ia'e& European In;ell;o.n,-
that aas hitherto been r.ceive1, In, rl sencs
Y an Article of any political conlfoua a.se'
Our Greenock papers are 70 he ~ 'G enc
inciaaye; s.!sy are principally ocuo;e4 IVY IVY
the 0afaeis OF the general cIeGtian Of m ~,s''
neFs to lerye in sh- Imperial ParIi9aao ,,'n u.
the United Kingdom, and with local +, ~ VI
cuFEences oteyery little intercf.
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;. Entered brig Ceres, saaldio, Civ poio.
: pir. ichT. Thomas, Pot's, N9.folk 0ao, ,
Senator B2rr, Chafleaon.
:, I'saFsi, a'2 Iies'o1 R4wIoa, Din.
k'Tk Sas;n, "a I.aar;o, Boiieaax; b,r
qle pali!as, MlrihaIl, Amae.dan -;
Dof'ey, Laishtoo, POI, Republican; 81
Determined Rover, Mathsr, Caoe pra" '
co.'s. AA"'
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Pr1nt'2lg IN all IT'S vaysey exc
cMedeM this office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-10

ali thole who in the election h,,..
ed unfaccefsful candidates. 'uPP's,
The ncw tribunals will be o,v,.
the fpirt of fattion." feel = ny, :'ssd By
honored, MIR. Chairman, BY The ~, o. much
tention the committee have given s', :, Al,
obfervafions. They have, i fear = ny
haufed all your flock of patience : *,
they have exhaalfed all my arenpIb 1 s.'
the magnitude Of the fu5jett will IT, :. ' u
be an apology for their length, p, "a9'
me here to expreG ny {ortow At be ,'a'
the declaration Of an honorable gsn,I." ,lS
from Pennsylvania, (Mf, Gresol ' "S
yeferday, after Joining in the cali ' e, a ~
queftion, role, and iail it was plssG u. y
continue the debate, as tie mind, If ~ /"
majority were fully made Up. Il e, r'
then gentlemen arc not open to c,pvjff;aa
and that they have determined to y;ol,,'
the fanttuary. Mylclf aud nv FRENZY "
will not however, be deferred bv H.
menace.
We have always been the fncsrsfrie,5,
Of this contribution, and we will ,tten,
it: defence as long as we have the n.,5
Of making it. We will Rruggle to a,
laif if We cannot command iQcces v.
will endeavour TO deierve it. Ifh
friends Of the contribution are lubda,dn
numbers, the miniferial phalany, in bu&.
ing into the temple will, l hope, fiji
them all at their pot they will ben
the portico, the vefibule, and around ill.,
affairs, graphing, graphing the confin.
ton of their country with the holds d
death, and with nQlZumas matSn on then
lips.
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LONDON, March IS.

The rough draf, of the defnitive treaty
wa, brought to town from Amelm, o.
Friday night laA, by Mr., Shaw, the Mel
fenger. The Cabinet Council which lat
on Saturday, gave it thorough revival
and it wa. lenr to Windlor on Sunday H
his Msjefy's approval. On the retand
the Meiienger it was fent off Tor Anah
early on Monday.
The neceaary forms even if fa:h tr'
restions as have been propcfed by our T.
binet lhoald not render the d,lpatchci
courier from Amiens 10 Paris at all o'@'
lary, will require fome days at la
The delay will not, however, be long,
no objections be made to the coHea''
on the drafr as Marquis Corvallis
their being admitted, had orders TO 1g
rhe treaty, on the part of this county
without farther delay.
March l9.
We yefcyday received Paris Joufa.
to the 9Th includve. They cont4n We,
im7ortan, intelligence. The Official lou.
nal of the 18th contains an article " c'
is very curious. The Monitor H2|
that for fifteen day. previous, tia.
from the end Of February, all the af"."
of the treaty, had been agreed o?o1 !.
Aneins and that even the terms Of III
treaty ia redaaion) had been hz'o'
that the only thing waited for was i"
rival of courier from London.
March II. =,
Yeaerdayday Dreaings, the M(n,, N
arrived at Lord Hawkeibury's On'E 1T
difpatches from Lord CORVALLIS; a.
Ameins on Thur(1ay. A report I rrr.t /
ed at the Stock Exchange, tha' '' .,, Al I
Minifer at the Congrcls, diicIAn .;.5s..
wifhes to procralinate the oegoT s,be.
had afcribed the delays which have 70, " II +
to occurred, In principal degree y
Agent of his Catholic Msjelty ~" ofg
added that he has in the naoS 81,
Chief Conful declared, that uoep 10 If
conforms to the BATS laid down }" >" - ~
liminary articles, be will leave ~ rae
gociate fer herielf, and conclucs 70 te
without reference or con6defa"0D s,s n.
intereas. The Stocks yeaerday ..,eJrs.
Their higher than on the dsy r,EJ aa
Confols opened at 69l, and '''
quarter.
March u. n,,ncei
Mr.. Hunter, Jun. and MI lp,cftaa.
the meaenger, were on Mooday: >, ~ ,b.r
patched to Amiiens and Paris WI" LIN al co !
fult ofthe cabinet council, WET Tte per-
Monday on the negotiation: - are 1oS
rons engaged in the nege:.';; I. ban c,"
lar more actively engaged !" j -
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NORFOLK, May a..
Yerr Zate from Ew0be

Very 105e from Europe.
Tbs morzi1. arrtvedtbs@p Wg@jytn
cabfaia Nyf, 80 days JI0m L'n1r
BY evbom qve a,<faVsred with pa3n
to tie a5b Mareb, at qOblcb hnl b.
RATIFICATION IF tbt TREATY 7oGn
knoqvn liz Londsu, int IT qvai The q.
neral opinion tbat it qV0alltah tlanh
q fszv Gays.
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cangrefs Of tbsq 70 States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
T6x,7aay, Febraayz5.
20 States.

Debate on the 6HIrseeivea from tie Se1afe
entitled !" IN III to repeal certain ats
rslPeaiug The orgaaixation 81 tie Courts
eftbe u. Sk7fsy.''
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MONDAY, JAN. ~.
a R'tement Of the value Of the Exports 10
LAZY. GI7rarc,, and B4rbary Powers, for i've
years preceding SePI 81, 500, va. received
nom the Secretary Vt the Treatury.
FRIDAY, JAN ~.
a BY for the protection Of American com
mIce and 'ea.-,n, in The Medterranean and
aojonins tea VA, read q third tmc, and pal
iei without a di.iion.
Til, bill uhorize5 The Prefdent to equip
the national v-Aals agant TriPolitan corlairs
To lcj/e ana ca2tue T'ipolitan vef.ls-and
10 auth 5rIL. their capture by private American
vedcls.
The Houle went into comni.te Of the whole
on The bill for Altering The act to lay and col
led direct tax.
Mr.. RurIedge moved, that the committee Of
Ways and Means be inHruded to inquire into
the expediency of reducing the duties on brown
mgaT, coffee and bohea tea.
The motion produced debate which occu
pied the remainder Of the fitting, during which
the previous queltion was moved.
On the previous qneGion being,tsken, as fol
lows 4" Shall the main pu9Aion D. put ~ It
was carried in .he negative-Yeas 45-N4ys49.
MONDAY, JAN z5
Several petitions were Prefe atei by coll -Aors
Of The Girett tax for lditional pay.
The committee of Ways and Means were d.
reaed % report on the fube6f Of the irnpolt
and tonnage duties. The motions for particu-
lar iultru6ions relpe6ing the repeal If the du
ties on flt, brown lugar, coffee, and bohea tea,
were negatived.
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on this proportion sand which occno;...t.
tention OF the houfe cor four hon1e Hs A.
evItently the with Of thole oppofed - j. "a'
d ELS contemplated, to come 10 Gleo, 80 - a.
me iqbjett-it appeared from what afer, v,s 4
fell t'om them, that they conlidered J n'",s
OF confidence as improper until de oaF;e1ee
experience thould be paGed on the adm; ,So q
ton that the mealLTe was NOT calIed r'I'la'
any h8illative duty, nor any emerpencv - y
exiting Gate of things and thar i j.. i us
mature, con'idering how recently the TsaPto 1e'
ture of MaGachuietts, BY the Electors of 5 5,us'
dent and Vice -Prelident, had expreGed 4. 80,
lie lentiments as It relpeas Mr. TefFsrloo P \
the oPPoiers Of the proportion, wer. cb,rn DuS
with being reduced to the dlemma SSea so
flence by having nothing to urge ara;1a. y
This infnuat0n forced them to a free 4:c' =
lion of Mr.. Jeferlon's claims 70 cor65"eul
founded on his political life in which roa
Of The lPeakers declared they had Ceen na,h:-Iy
which was calculated to infpire conGdenrs
rather mitrut and apprehension. Thnc' ~
favour of ufalning the motion of the g.ntl.u, =
from Dorchester, were warm 10 tbs;r .Ds sD-@u
um' on the talent, Pvtriotilm, and widen ~
the Prefdent they urged that the mesTn :.
Of al addrefs was Andioned precedept .nd
that they wilhed an Opportunity 10 lhew ~ b ~
and the world, that he poGsned their intire con-
dd@nce' The leading tSPicks OF controversy a
often dicndrd il the newspapers, were reci,ed
md dwell nPon, with fpirit on both Gdes a
the Houfe.-At length to get rid Of the fnbiea
ter the feaion Col. Filher, of Wehborouph, mo.
we'd, that q vote be taken that 10 further con.
liberation of the queaiou Of an addrels ihould
take place during the felton,. This being !
motion Of reference was prior il its natnre
and on this queRion the yeas and nays were
@alled for. ThOfe who voted for the lublea's
.hus iu6fiing, were conGdered as oppoied TO
addrehIng The Others, 4s freinds to Mr., Nor.
toms proportion.
The yeas aa1 nays on Colonel FILTERS motion
were Yeas r4I-NAys 9I-Majorivy 50.
Which may be Rated, as agaiaa addreGng
the PreGdent.
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Tsp tBs a9au.
BALTIMORE, JAN. Is.
DEATH OF TOULSSdINT.

RALTIMokE, JAN. IS.
DEATH or TOUESSAINT.
A gentleman belonging 70 respectable mercantIlS
hoI.e Of Alexandria, now in this town received let
from his partner laR night, dated The q q ma.
which l4ys, " 7 forty 70 inform you Toufant Is
no more He has been caught by the blacks and
burnt alive This letter mentions nothing further o.
the iuhjcdi but from the gent tenants connexions in
trade Caps Francois there no doubt but his nor-
nation from che NOT unql1fto8 abe lource His let
probably came by the way of Norfolk, where capt.
FerguOn whole packet elt there TaefiAy aR aaIes
thar the i4ne report OF TouTaints being burnti was
CURRENT, though not generally credited.
TuuIhant probably way-l4id by lome Of Meyers
party IN lis ulua tour from The Cape to Port RePuo-
icau. which he uoA'y made " thout any guard And
retaliation Eva -h- ttAth of their General, and 70
prevent, they fI3ccttl, hetraying them 70 the
whites, i Il uo sey that they have inflicted THIS
lavage and exlrucia;ing torture.
ShoulI this vs untor unateIy be true ieroeou
relncc will be made the troops embarked tor that
colony, ma much brOs will be lhed before ne oiaekS
can &c lubdued.
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Legislature of a9aTarbufetts.
BOSTON, TUESDAY, FEB. 2.

BOSTON, TUESDAY, FEB. 2.
The Gorham Miniferi4l Fund Bill paiTed to be ca
acted.
MOTION FOR IN ADDRESS.
Ag-eeably to Alignment the order Of the dav
was cdlet up-whch was the motion for the
re-onfi Iteration Of the que1ion decided 90 Tuer
day latt, on 4 motion for an aid els to the Pre-
fident, offered by Mr. Mort1n, Of Dorcheaer.
We were not pref:n- vaen the ducnGion com.
menced this day. We earn, that Mr.. Morton
withdrew bis former mot On, and again ad1ei
leave 20 lay on the Cab G, foeciic opoGtion,
10 writing, which if a1oPtci was 60 f.rve as The
groundwork Of a comnitIi1n far al address to
the PrefIe't. He gave his reAlons at large
for The meaiure. It's not in our power to give
an accurate outline Of the deba'e which srof.
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FRIDAY, JAN. ~
TUD1CIART LAW

TTD1CIART Law
The c'mmittee appoirted for that PurPofe,
reported 4 hiIl for Ierealing the at of the 18th
February, SoL for new organizing Tire JuIlci-
ary IT. the Unite Sta.es.
The at is a ihort one and is confined TO a
repeal Of The above act, ana retOratlon to the
courts under tbe DC y teln Of the buGnsf, BY
Il con6jed TO them.
It Gas read ihe hrt time, and ordered to be
printed.
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THURSDAY, FEs, 4-FoREN0nE
An order was received from the Senate directing The
Solicitor General 10 iuhtute inqncns " Office aganA
James Garter Be- jt9in COMBS, Samuel Tackfon z.
PHI. aim Ju1o. t--c Nai1n, James Hodg<ns Michael
Weldon Stephen 5alfjrd ana Tolhua Small letters On
tra of and dicaimed by The Propriet0rs of Bakerf
town, which ali @acd to JoAn Brigham and Others,
upon certain conditions
a biz 20 incorporate Joiu2 shaw and Others, TO buid
2 bridge acrof New iradow River, was read twice.
and Tuelday ncxt, ociock, aligned for the third
reading. Ia the inierum committed to MeGrs Hill.
Ely and Taylor, Of N
The Secretary delivered The fOIIOwin. MsTA 2. IRON
the Governor:
Gentleman Of ID: Senate, asl
Cs.Heyss IF re Hoss Of ReSreJz7faf i0s,,
Two Indians Of Inc Patfam4quuddy Tribe are row
here folic. the aid fthc Legislature ia preventing
trel?aes the tOwnhi2 Of land which has been "a
lnquiihed them by the State and to reque the al.
hH4Hce Of the government ID building for thsm houts
for public worHP, at Peal4nt Point, whore they now
eide. The secretary will ay belsre YOU two lerc7
which relate principally theie fubje6ts.
CALEB STRONG.
Cer7eI CJazbe, FEB 4, 1904.
a petition tor the incorporation Of the Plantation q
Prolpect, Y committed
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BOSTON, FEs. 4.
IMPORTANT.

ExiraE 9fG liner from a reoe7a5h gfnfi-'16n - ne
H4V4aI, 10 biz tJrH4 ~ IRIS !ozvH, dated JEEEaY
II Boa.
Ii No veiIcs have been admitted to an entry here
Gnce the z4th uit. The number 10 about hhY iaij
but laf evening il was agreed, that they houa az
be admitted to an eutry-and lhouId think, from
this, that thvre will not be any dificutyiu vetsS
being admitted 10, fli iOme TINS, provided, they
have the SpanIh CunCll's Certificate on their p-
voices, which is ndIpenfably neceliary"
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Mr.. RUSSELL zUjb that yoH qVoNi6 Ppbly5 20
Jour paper thai TIE Secratag Of STATE ba| re-
csiUei Information, fbat EliPhalet Carr, Of Cafep''
p7:r, MaGzcbutritr, and that Abijah StedCon and
John PlIdy, fi4nes and place n brtb aTkR0sgE' 4
THE United StatcJ, zy-rc ipTfa o. board re Bri40
hip ot z0ar TREMENDOUS, * tb> eapso Coed H2pf'
Care zUH be taken BY fbs Secretary Of Safe 10 Saaf
Them liberated on Bis reefiviTg tbe Hre1ry dorADfg'
BY qUbicb their brr5qJ may be identified, ant t5e'r %
ing tifizeI5 Of tie United States mads certain. ,,
TIE pubL5.rI Of He7UtpaPsr5 ~ t5fFaff, aV"f 00'5-
the digr1154 b. pp6H@iag tbs n6o1e,
5. LINCOLN, Co.IettcH
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-08

John Church, ECq. II Co K, y aPPoiatsd c9ai0l 60
The Y. :, OK America.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-08

patent for pickpockcrs. The cafe is
PFecIie!y lim'lar with retpect to Mr..
Pane, and his decentralization of RI.
6l3lfo5e1HoHS o5ftsaiy Of the lcrinrures
AT The ntN6 election for prcii,lent, it will
DC d!Verelng to enquire what fort Of
chritian nc mutt be, that votes either
tor J 1fferion, or MaAiGon? IT is rnvar
'': that lone wandering copies of
TINS paper could lurvive till thar Il. q;,,n
'aNeS place, Republicans would ti,ca be
l1'iinaed that a party ihouii BE- conf
'teht. Before proceeding to vote at the
c"unty court houie, fuch of them as
nave olbies mutt begin with burnino rbr
o"ok Ihcy have no other choice rban
rhAt OF renouncing their favour, or rhe;r
Pfendent' the lon Of the Virgin Marv,
or The hihoand OF black Sally.