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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-23
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NORFOLK, AUG. IL

NOKFOLK, AUG I.
The blacks at Tortpgus have ma6acrsd tn,
whites. Two frigates had proceeded thiIher
from the Cape, with troops to avenge the muir
ders. Gen. M'Donald's freih troops from
France, have been placed in different parts Of
St. Domingo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-23
q9ileenansous Grtraas.
LONDON, JUNE IT


The future power and importance OF the
French in ST Domingo when reduced 70 cult
walton, and their means OF annoying this ooun
try in future wars is diaant danger, and fet,
ike all diRant tho molt certain dangers, tee
bly, Bryan Edwards was of opinion that u
the French fucoeeded in fubduing the negroes
in St. Domingo, and reioring the European
afcendaccy, it would be almof imPoilible 70
TO prevent them acquiring the dominion OF the
whole Wet Indies.
A private letter from the Cape obferves-
Z" The intelligence of peace has made Tout
faint liRen 10 terms. TIE whole mand is re-
(iored to quiet. The cliefs have fubmitted TO
The laws OF the Republic. | faw Touiiaint
yeaerday at General lie Ceres, and law
man ! every thing be lpoke was the reiult OF
deep reflection he pogenes fold judgement
and talent, and has the air Of one accuttomed
to command. This man is far hyperion 10 all
the ref of his colour. His character is very
much miR ken in Europe. The inhabitants,
after ten years fuffer rings, are arriving on all
fides from the Spanlh colonies of North Amer.
lea, in order to repair their habita1ions."
Our Pariian correspondent writes that the
me(l Rrange Revolution which has taken place
in that country is that which has taken place
in the matter of Religion. In lels than ,5 days
there was no leis than 10000 COMMITMENTS,
or perfons talfing of the facrament for the hit
time, and amongl lhele the majority were more
than 20 years of age. The predes Of Paris are
now literally grooming, in coniequence Of this
Revolution, under the prehure of Catechiims,
Prayers, and other fpiritual books.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-23

In our paper of Friday laR, we Publifhed an
extraa of letter from Thomas Jsfferlon to
Thomas Paine. The following is an extract of
letter from fad Paine to General Warrington,
written in Paris in 1896, and printed by thou
fands at the Aurora office, II places the mera5
of Paine in conipicuous point of view.
EXTRACT.
-" And as to you, Sir, treacherous in
private friendfhlp, and hypocrite in public life.
the world will be puzzled 70 decide, whether
you are an apoeate or an impoaor; whether
you have abandoned good principles, or wheth
er you ever had any" (Saisw Gaz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-23
PHILADELPHIA, Auc. IA

PHlLADfLFHlAf AbSs
The board Of Health report. that there were
no new cafes Of fever yeaerday; no deaths
three perfons have been admitted TO the hoiplia,
who INC cafe the number there 10 eleven. It's
fuppcfed that upwards Of 10000 Perfons lett
Philadelphia in confequence Of the appearance
of the fever.
AUG. 10.
The Beard Of Health have again announced
that there has occurred no rs7v CAFE Of The tsCtr
iince their lat report. LaaS DE-
Two feventy tours and flcoP Of war, which
failed from 81 Domino for Porto Cavello, tor
mules &c. were obliged to return fuddenly with
out obtaining them, on account of a mortal oil
cafe which prevailed at thar place, and CARED
off at an average thirty perions day. lns
French Commodore died
The famous Bsrras, once the frf maglftrats
in the French Republic, as it was and is callsd'
has been refufe5 leave TO make the tour OF ths
interior Of France.
Conaantine, brother to the preicnt Emperor
Of RuiIia, is at Paris on vifit.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-26
BALTIMORE, February q.

OA@ - lava A>11 = NN'N'y
Arrived yeRerday, fhip Defiance, capt.
Smith, from La Vera Cruz. Left no A.
merican veiels there. The port fhus
againa Americans; markets depreRed on
account of the peace, and expectations OF
numerous arrivals from Cadiz. Spoke
nothing of importance on the paGase.
Arrived, lhip Diana, capt. Cook, IS
days from New Orleans. Lett there fhip
Carlife, Gibion, loaded with cotton and
fngar, to fail in few days for this port !;
fnow Vigilant, Drifcol, cotton, alto for
this port fchr. Experiment, baltimore,
ready to fail; the ihip Active, Donovan,
had arrived few days before the Diana
failed. The 0oop Jeferfon, Key, failed
in company with the Diana, for this port,
via Havana. PaGed in the MiiliGppi the
fchr. Maria, Howey, Of and from this
port, = days out. The fchooner Demo.
philos, Tear, failed in company with the
Dana, with cotton.
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wheeupoo, the following reiolusions
were unanimooAy agreed to, to wit:
Reiolved, Tha, Samuel Relf, Samuel
F. Bradford, and John H Ofwaid, be a
committee TO draft memorial to Con-
greis, itating the impolicy of the propol-
ed additional duty on the importation OF
printing types and taat the faid COM
mi,tee make report thereof at the next
meeting.
Kefolved, That the chairman be re
quoted t. write to the representative IT
congrcf for this city, aatiog the object
o, Ill, meeting, and requeiaing him to uie
his endeavours to procure pofponemen
q proceedings upon the propoied duf'
o. types, untii The memorials on the iub-
ject can be forwarded to congress.
ReioIved, hat the chairman be re-
Quoted 10 communicate, to the different
printers and bonkieliers Of Bottom, New
York AMI Baltimore, the meaiures adopt
ed in this city, and delre their co-opera-
ton.
Reio!ved, That the proceedings of this
meeting De pubnihed.
Adjourned, to meet at this place on
Monday evening next, at 7 O'Clock, to
receive the report Of the committee ap-
pointed to prepare the memorial.
Signed by order OF the injecting,
NJ. CAREY, Chairman.
Attea,
]. II. OSWALD, Sec'ry.
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PNiIADElPl.IA, Fshrrary 60

AT . meeting of the Printers and book
feilers OF The cry OF Ph,.aoyi phis, held IN
f'riuanoe ct a notice publahed in ia
new!rapecs, q he hou;e Of Nix. Cane.
To- % SATURDAY evening, the aft inf.
ter the PnSpcis OF tsklrg into confde atiot
lie pro- otec additional duty up,n tie
Importation Ct printing types, Mathew
Carry VS. ctoien chairman. aud John h.
Ci"Al0 ,llIe.ary.
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LOSS OF The ABIGAIL.


the brig abigail, to his s7Uufr in tb"
city.
1t is with great regret that I'M oblig-
ed to inform you OF as melancholy a diff
after as eve, W bcf:l airy vene.
We left TIL. Capes the 18th Dec. with
a pieaian, breeze from the w. N. w.
bouod tor Bordeaux-it continued fine
weather and good wind until rhe 18th,
tten began 10 blow a gale. We prepar-
cd every thins neceilary Tor luch an event,
having the gopfai.s handed the top gal.
liant ards ant mats, &C. on deck.
On Tie 18Th the gale lncreaied with
great violence, attended with EQUALS of
hail and fnou, which Obliged US to fcud
before II under reefed foreiail; and at
half pae II O'Clock at night, III lat. 90.
long. s.. the mate and five men being ON
deck, heavy iea broke over her tern,
which walhed them all overheard except
Ehe mate, who held on by the rigging
the other five we never faw after. The
mate was much hurt, ut has iince reco-
vered. The fame itroke carried away the
boat over the fern, all the quarter boards
and Naochions, the companion, binnicle,
compafes, hen. coops, part Of the larooard
quarter, and the main boom. The vefel
preached to; and Immediately, another
:ea broke in on her decks fore apd aft and
itove the long boat. The brig then being
level with the Tea, with 70 greas pre1ure
of water on her decks, expected every
moment ihe would have funk the cabip
nearly flied with water, discharged idelf
In the hold amongf the cargo. The re.
mainder Of the ihip's company, conGiing
of my lelf, the mate and cook, with apaf-
ienger and three little boys, iwho were of
very ilt,le ailifance) began to clear the
decks and cut away the cotton bales, wa
Ter calks, and long boat, which was then
fove in pieces We rugged the pumps and
feued great quantity of water in her
hold; We kept the pumps going until the
nsx, morning, employed at the fame time
mailing canvas over the companion way,
and different places about the ftanchions
a d the bits, which were broken off al
the willie blowing tremendous gale,
which continued until the 10th, at fix
o'clock, A. NJ. and then abated. AT 4
90 K in the a,iernooI, we made what
,aii we were able, ami feered to the fouth.
ward to gain The 6rR port; we endeavor-
ed for Charieaon. On The 77.h Dec. the
weather being moderate and the wind con-
,inually from the weitward, finding it
inrofia!e TO make Charleiton, We con.
cirdei 10 bear away for the Wet Indies,
a0d let the fore. top-ail, the weather hav-
ing good appearance. At 10 O'Clock
he fame night, we met with mott VIC.
Lem flnall from S. w. 70 fudden that BE-
tore We were able to clue the fore ,op-fail
iown, and fecure it, the top matt va,
carried away in the cap, and all wtn.
&c, she larhoard fde together; we then
ut away every thing tina. tended TO hold
II, for fear of 10 hng and carrying away
he head OF tie fore matt. 1t was near fix
n'cloek the next morning before we had
be wreck cleared, being worn out with
ligue, and f>arcely able to itand or owe.
IN the .sth, We found tbs leak tais la
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Grazing, and were na abls TO keep hes
tree with both pumps. We therefore dc.
termlned to diicharge part of the cargo,
md accordingly began in the cabin anc
fate rooms, and threw overheard all th'
bees wax and pimen,o; then broke open
the matches and bulk head, Discharged the
punentc, pepper, ard whatever 6Tit came
to hand, The pumps going the fme time.
The next day at 4 O'Clock, P. M. we
found The ieak decreafng, and dehited
from dacharging, dr6rous to fave and
preerve all thar lay in our power. The
brig at pryfent remains perfect wreck.
The following are the names OF the On
ror.uuae men who were iwept overb 'ard
and drowned, viz. William Perry, Den
nis Stone, James Hamiltor, John Patter-
lan, and Thomas Baker.
Since writing the foregoing we made
Cape Francois on the 18th OF an. bear.
ing S. W. about or 7 leagues diaance,
and a, 7 O'Clock in the evening VIC had
got inGde of the Cape, running in for the
lhipping in The harbour, and about halt
paR 7 we truck or reef Of rocks. The
Tea heaving us farther on, the brig bilged
and was half full OF water before 9 O'Clock
I'VE made Ggnal of ditreis, and at
10 O'Clock IS American buats came t.
our adiaance and employed themielves
al night in diicharsing the cargo-ws
have the grea,eh part CT it now on fhore,
but it is chiefly damaged. The brig IS
gone TO peices ard loft. / am now re-
duced to *, Teton by fatigue and hard
ihips, being 81 days on board with only
two beddes myielf to work the vedel,
and had little hopes of reaching any port
whate, er, having only main top-fail,
a fors-fail and a main ftay fail all Our
other fails loft. Spoke nothing the whole
paaage.
P. S. / have put the whole Of the bu-
Gnels in the hands OF the conful MI.
Lear,
February IS.
We underitand, that perfon has been
detected in attempting to negotiate talie
Britih government bills. He is now in
confinement in our jail.
On Saturday arrived in this port the
French cutter La Te'reur, captain Can
don, in 50 days padage from Brett, which
he left II days fubfequent to the depar-
ture of the feet defined tor the Welt
Indies.
Captain Candon informs that another
fquadron was fitting out at L'Oriens and
Rochfort, which it was expected would
fail in a few days for the Welt Indies.
Capt. Candon is the bearer of diff patch
es to our government from the French
republic, and proceeded with them yeifer
day morning to the City of Warrington.
We are unable to fate the Object 0, ma
ture of tkeie diipa,ches.
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BOSTON, February "A.

Arrived fch'r Farmer, froca Guoda,oupe.
LET, captains Peafe and Rogers Cor Bottom
--lpoke nothing. Fin o J dollars,
Sect Isai,, Lumber caih.
T.!:s,apk,s neqps. heb. IL. The fch'r
] fe,h, oruuwoot, from Alexandria, for
Ne~Cusypogs, has arrived at ths Vine
yard.
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publu Sale.

A sbr b0st Of Mr.. Il. CdTOL, Prince
: .lfrret, nest dor to Mr.. N. Ns!Ier's,
svW PEREMPTORILY BE SOLD,
on 7ss/dey next, at 10 o's!o.k,
VARIETY OF
Houlehold and Kitchen
FURNITURE,
And
4 quantity Of 5EHELRY:
Conhiting OF gold and hlver watches,
gold necklaces and watch chains, brace
acts, ear rings, rings, Glver table and
tea fPoons, with a number Of other arti-
les.
P. G, MARSTELLER,
Feb. IS. Venduc Mater.
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Valuable Property for Sale,

At tb. little FdM of Potomaek.
Abou, three miles from George Town
and the Civ Of Warrington. and ten
from Alexandria.
17a acres of Land, ubon wh;ch
are a dsp<llag hue and luary otker im-
b,yvrmyuts, Ive,al Rare qan,;irs ard Eli
aauls, and i4y, vaeout mil Ia,s.
THO undivided third bayts of r
acres of Land, MON 4vbicb ARE n merfLant
mill, Syitb three taiy of French Lurr mill
aoue, and eys,v u.ee6ay. e.msLrte far
uauufa.7u,1uo H,ur 10 tbe ben cxvautcse.
and qy;tb as Etfls manual a55y as taM,btt
q J,e7yery aid d,a.L2eyy, a sra.sr, a
maler's boul, jys7ver's 6onjt, eosbrr's
H., 81. ami n a,o,o,,t mill isc,
T,,o ,s,d,7,;dsd tb;,J ho.ts ~
n,.., ,fJ,.y oJ;o;n; i, .1,
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Bath, or Warm Springs.

Two we'll ltuated lots, on one of them
is q finall building large enough to accom-
modate one family.
The terms OF iale will be made known
by application to either of the fubicri-
bers.
SAMUEL WAsHINcToN, Calpebper eount.
GEORGE S. WAsHINGroN, Jeftyjeu, do.
WILLIAM A. WAsHINcroN, Nefmsr.
lard, do.
GEORGE W. P. CusT1s, Moyut Wea6mg-
tor, Fairfax, do.
BUsHR Cd 'WAsHINCTGM, ID. Vtruan, da.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Wood LG7Ua, do.
Auguit go. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-06
Lands IN Kentucky.

To be j61 by Public Sale at the
Tmtwe Cefee- Room, Ner Yark, an the
zaday efDeeember uest, at II O'e!9ek,
go5s.
Eleven thouiand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coun-
~ Of Fayette, fate Of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles ioath eat OF the Chic River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
,wo Mama Rivers and ieveral riiing
i-t,Iements. The foil generally good
we'll wa,ercd ard timber OF various delcrip-
tons.
Thefe lands within IS miles of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two tossrhIee Hundred miles above the
extremity OF the lands.
,, AL6,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, anotbsr TRACT Of LIND
OF nns thou!aad acres, in one or mole lots,
in the county Of Fayette, fate OF Ken
tucky, nearly the fame diitance from Lev
ing,oa, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
IS the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, diE-
tant fronn the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the ucighborhocd
Of the fettled parts of Kentucky, and OPP
polite Jcrfey ie;tlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, ETC, in 1857 and
1888, aud the title deeds are clear and III
alfPusable.
As rheie lands are to be ddpofed of for
behalf o: creditors, they will be poGtively
fold to the higheA bidder, for appoved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James MaGerfon
Of Lexington Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodiord county; CT major John Lee
near Eran!lfor, will point GU, the lands.
For further Information and an accurate
plan Of the lands, apply to John & Charles
Wilkes Efqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
ginia.
October !. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-06
THE, SUBSCRIBER.
THE, SUBSCRIBER,
Contemplating a rsmoval from the
D.ifrla Of Coiumbla, as Joon
" as he,eaa elojs his out fanding
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very valuable Property,
One undivided half of a FARM

adjoining the Great.fails OF Potomac, onwhch
Il good Houie, new Earn, and fone excel
lent Meadow.--Alio,a FORGE, 50 by 90
feet, covered with tin, and Coal and Iron
Houte, tituated on the Canal made by the Po-
mac Company, and the right OF cutting the
wood for geo years on large parcel of land ad-
joining--nuch of this wood Is convenient to the
river, and may re readily transported to George
iewn, the Federal City, or this place. lie
other half MAY be purchaied.
Three Eighths of about eleven
hundred acres of LAND, in Berkley county, adj
joiuing the lands OF the United States, at Keep
Tryce Furnace and 'Harper's Ferry-morc th n
half of it is in wood, and the remainder good
farming land. The other fve.eights may alto
be purchaled.
An undivided moiety Of 36
acres of LAND in the Common Of Alexandra
Aud adjoinig the town, chiefly under fence of &c
dar potts aud chefnut rails.
A large and handiome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet, with
brick Stable, Smoke Hopie, and Well Of excel
lent wster-Ihe Garden and Yard paled in
The Houle is not quite iiniihed 1t will be fold
either iii its prefent fate, or fniihed as may iuis
the purch1ier
A number of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. Wilton,
and the (ubfcrber, between Fairfax ttreet and the
river Potomac; and, ALTO. the diviGon of the iad
wharf, made from ~. lhomplou's by q 20 leet
ilreet
An undivided half Of a LOT
in the wen Gde of Fairfax nrcet, above Queen
Greet, on which the houfe was burnt lat winter.
For particulars, respecting titles and terms,
which will be liberal both as TO prise and credit,
apply to
JOHN POTTS.
Alexandria, Oa II. raw
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II Z L | G E.

A IL. PerCons are cautioned againf truaing
n NV Wife LYDIA ODEN, who has eloped
from me, as am determined not tn pay any
debts Of her contracting, afr this date.
THOMAS ODEN.
Loudoun County, Sept. ~.
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CARVING, GLIDING, and
furnishing.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
From ph;jade,Dhia)

From Philddeiphla)
IN PRINCE.STREET, 6sisceen Fairfax
and Water Streets. nest d'ar to DR..
Dicks in tie baMc LATELY oeenpied BY
Grove Wnshti
Refpec,tnlly informs TIC citizens of
Alexandria that f1s in;enis refiding here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch
es of buineis. She resi!ds and varnifhes
old frames 70 as to make them appear like
new-and Ekewiie varn;hes them with a
particular kind OF warmth that will bear
wafhing.
SIZE bGs sg S@nd,
a large and elegan, aiior,mens Of =
Prints and Looking 9 lafles
and Giraadolcs Q. every'd, feription, which
will be fold ON the | wet terms tor cath,
Orders from diaance viii be punttus
ally a,tended to.
Septemter 8. 60 =
A few Barrels and two ;Hhds,
FaR quality SUG AK for Sale by
Wm. HARTSHORNE,
Who wiihes to employ tUo or tire
JOU2NEYMEN< CoCpE2S.
OH Mo.a7. soii
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To r E n T,
Far term q Yeas, III are or izOo F.1r.zs,
Near 1000 AcreS o.
L A n d,

Being that part Of the Mount
Vernon rract deviiei by General Warrington
to Gc1rge I. aud Chare, A. W4ihngtp, iy-
Ing on sh. fouth iii- ui IN. Porom.c, five or Lax
nules be,ow Alexandria. i'4,s land is well iuirei
70 wheat, being fac river land, extending up
wards Of three Ties on tn water, aid has ieyera!
good Siheries on it. rhc isuity VI this iisua-
ton II Alexandra, th- Cay and Geofgcr Town,
wi5a lhc convenience of wa,crcaTr&g6 mutt
make it d=lirabic to Falin.rs. There Is on 1t
4 FINAL Dwelling Hou!e, coniHocilas BRICK
Baru, and excellent Stlbits and onr, Houics.
Any perfon willing TO rent, will be ih1wn the
Prcnlte' BY application q &. Roihuss, Iving
thereon, and may know the terms by az. p!ication
so Colonel Dencae, at his Office in Alexandria,
with whom a plat OF tn: Land is !c!s, or to the
Subitriber.
BU2WELL BAS5ETT.
Sept. g. e"8tt
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rOR 5 A L Z,

yIHE LOT with the HOUSE thereon, at
thc f,u,h-,ah corner Of Cameron and
Alfred Streets late the Property of Thomas
Richards Alto, favcral vacant LOIS adI'in
Jig thereto on Alfred Street, between Cameron
and King Streets The Aoaic IS eatan,y ttu-
ated and il good order for the Accomm '!arion
of a Fan,iIy.---T not fold before the Lit OF No
vsmbcc, 1t will then SC rented.
WIin.IAM CRAlK.
Sent. 20. IA"
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Queens Ware, Glals Il China.
HUGH SMITH

Has received BY the Catherine,
f,9m Livrb9ol, tie balance bis Fall
GOODS, qvbic6 with !b9E 6cta'x IN
baud makes bis 49'rtmsnf complete.
For S A [. K,
Sackiugs by the bale, ot'he hrd quality,
Coarfe Hats, in fmAll boxes,
Pipes, b. the box,
Newcaitle Grindltones,
Cafes white cotton hoie,
A few pieces Diaper and Cambria.
Sept. IT. eoIwlaw5W
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MECARA and FRIDGE

AVA NJ A-NA GIN 4NAAC " IL
Haze jaf opensd a WHOLESALE STORE,
in King frret, appetite SMowDEN's
PRINTING OFFICE, adhere tkly bave
large and general .dl5riment Of MER
CH.ANDIZE, (Which they will ENlo7v
! for CRIT Or abbroved Mates, at 90 days;
-CoNsIsriNG Of
Coarle and fine cloths, coat
ings, blankets, Hanpels, corduroys, thickfett.,
fuhians, caimancoes, checks. Briti(h mullins of
every de!crpion, fix handkerchiefs. ribbons.
pclong fattins ronls. policates, thread laces
and edgings, cottons and ehinzes, ihawls,
fancy pocket handkercheis, dimites, Iriih linens,
Brown Hollands, toiIonets, cotton hoiiery, fewing
filks, table cloths; threads. white and coloured,
by the pound or package hats in cafes aaorted;
knives and forks, (cilars, &c. &c. SC.
They willIeceiye further lapp!y of GOODS
by the cary Fall veI.s.
To LET, the Houie in King
areet lately occupied by MIR. MCuloeh.--
Apply as above.
Sept. II. conn.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05

beach, and connnucd along ihore---
came ur With afnail river Of freih wa
ter and &C a djifaacc, hw a negro in
enc water -foon came I'D wiki him, and
found he bad been jut drowncd, Sup
pehns tle perion we iaw enter the woods
TO bean indian, we agreed TO take to tic
R3at efs hey fl1ould come down ia large
numbers and deitroy us---crofied the
I1ger, eat could find no iettiemcnt,. ana
= g s&irssss' dark sc agreed 10 itay here
al ri5he.
cen "Wednesday Tie f7th,aqain wen
n ie.rch of ieetlemcnt, buz mthoue
efcc, and returned 10 our landing rlace
abou 10 o'clock---fe1 off once more
and lowed TO windward- = O'Clock
the f'a icorching hot, mott ofus without
cioafilng, legs and feet all Differed, aud
icar@ly abs TO walk---eor round the
PoirE OF land about IL O'Clock n nigh.
whei dreadful Grower of rain cane on
rowsd aihere, aud went into the woods
for iaelteE; bur were glad TO return to the
ooaE the YeIrnjn being 10 bad, expected
they would dettroy Us. Thurfday the
18Th; ar day light, l9nr off one hand 70
look tor ietliement; who foon returned
WITH the agreeable news, that he had
dllcovered large ditch, with lon,e trees
thai had been lateiy cleared.--Capr.
Shotaeh md one oftbe crew chen fer of
IN 4eath ofthe plantation. and returning
u. q ttss9Tfs titlies communicated the ioy-
tul in'Sil'gehce OF having found 4 ier-
Iiefntf1t~ all now proceeded &c the
PLANTATION Of Mr., Tappan, who received
US VIII the gre&rcit hospitality, filrnifhed
rs uth cioarhing and refreihment; and
aiilitd ns with the means Of proceeding
on I. Berbice.''