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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27

TANNEY s. PATTON,
Have jzf reeeived BY The Irb'r Harmoxy,
capt. C,abt,ee, from Porfs Rico,
go hhds. & $50 barrels firR
quality Muicovado Sugars
AJdo, on Hand,
Molafes, in hhds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, in bids.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
N. England Rum, in hhds. & barrels,
Souchong Tea, of a hyperion quality,
Brown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candies,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine and cosrie Salt,
Men and women's Shoes,
Queens Ware in crates, aforted,
With complete aaor,ment of N. Eng
land and RulEa CCRDAGE; Eae-lndia
god Rutia Goods.
II Z S Q,
o Finds. lBerbice Coffee,
40 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Oct. 80. d
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Sale bp auatoa.
On WEDNESDAY,

I'm w LILY 49, -
40 e,eloek, avM be foH at t6f Veada4
: s,,r<, The corner # King and Oaio'
pum in hhds. and barrels,
Wh;ky in barrels,
aOplc Brandy in barrels
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiks,
Molaaes m hhds.
Soar IN hhds. and barrels,
S White and brown Soap in boxes
Coffee in cafks aud bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes
Queens Ware, and
ALSO
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, run I'M, A
Caaimeres, G
Kerfeys, $3.50.
Coa,ings, n,.:.,.a
,ls,ansh, Oznahurgs,
T 49, Sewing Silks,
D D'auN Mrlin and Muffin
lla''ss' r,o.4on. Hanakerchiets,
49, Ms,s and otbe. India Cottons, g.
Stockings, &c.
u,rINC pkTTEN. HHJ10nSSTs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27

Mo7u landing fran tie brig G<org<, fsm
Li1B0a and FIR Sale BY
R. L. HOOE, & &c.
5000 bufhels Of SAL T,
Calcasello and dry Lifbon Wines, IN
quarter canls,
Lemons and Oranges, in boSas,
Onions, in boxes,
Almonds, in bales, and
qusatiSy Of elegant
CARPETING & FOOT MATS.
Nov. Is. DIT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
publtr 5ale.

On TUESDAY,
A. ten o'clock, eu;lz Be field at tie ftSaAs
Store,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels
Whikey in barrels,
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar in hhas and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee 10 tierces and bags,
Raiins in kegs and boxes. ;,
Queens Ware in crates, handionei>
aaorted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
TuR Received,

uR Received,
.1nd fer Sale at THOMAS PATTEN's
Yendue Store, at tbe corner Of King g
Union Streets, banGjoms aD5rfmeat q
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
CONSISTING OF
8 large handiome Sideboards,
I fmsll do. do.
Scrutoire and Book Cafe,
large efett Dining Tables,
pair Card Tables,
a ladies' Scrntoires,
3 Stand Tables,
I Breakfast do.
s Quarter do.
VAIN Stands.
Nov. IS. d
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ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
SuperHne cloth and Keramercs,
Narrow Cloth, and tiannels,
Irifh Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chiutzes and SSalicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton hawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing illks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. @. MARSTELLER,
November 10. Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue of a power IN me
veGed, will be fold at public auction be-
fore the door OF Prince William court
houfe in the-town Of Dumfrles, on the
frif Monday in July next at Il O'clock
for c,fh, that valuable Tract OF LAND,
Gtuate in the FAME county near Bacon Race
meeting -houfe, containing about live
hundred acres, part of feHen hundred
acre patent granted to JanesfPeake, and
which 6vehundred acres of land was lately
the property of Ifaac Me'Pheffon, under
purchaie made of Thomas Swan of Alex
7 ABRAN1 HEWES.
June s. ddf
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ATTENTION.!

WANTED to employ imme-
diately, for the benefit of the Goth Re
giment of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS one to teach the different
beats of the drum, the other, the muGc
of the fife. Such per(ons as are well qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-.
gage to ;nftrue the learners which will
confa Of fxteen boys for each branch,
nhall receive liberal compensation from
the iubfcriber, who is authorized by law
TO employ tutors; and by the Court of
Enquiry, to pay them for their ieryices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, 7awtf
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7zDsntv Dollars ReWWd

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
the 1T May, PATTY, a likely Negro
wench, about twenty years of age; lhs
has been brought up in the ho0ic, Isl
good feamereis, & very capable: among
a variety of clothes, fhe has a purple tnf
petticoat, fine blue cloth jacket, co,a-
ed dirni,y jacket and coat, a plan nlDiiln
gown, a haodiome worked muffin DO
plain do. both well made, white Gamer
hair lhawls with netting, hne %aiic COZ.
ton ltockings, feverai par, and par ..
white Elk do. handfome black ha5 near
hoes and other cloathing. She "e G,g On
with Negro fellow the properly OF N,i
Philip Fitzhugh: be is about 4ye'fs " "
age, s feet high, well ist, lnoli1 ,:'',t to
BE- corpulent, tawney complexion, Iivel{
countenance, and PEAKS diainttly, th0pS w.
quick he is an excellent joiner "a. ~
took with him pair Of new brown eaD -
mere pantaloons, a round upper j'eke' o.
the fame cloth, green broad elo'n 1 l.n,s
with blue velvet collar, 1anoi0"Is
fwanfdown wailtcoat, with mettle ou',o''
a new black hat, ney lhoes, hne "n' 'd
cotton ftockings, green pan'alooos1' ~ ~
other cloathing. The above reward :, ,sdor
be paid to any perfon who lha'l 10. lo1s er
them in any Jail, either in Mafy,', made
Virginia, and ample comPen'asl0" ''
for any other trouble or exPencc.
SARAH THORN lol%l;
May 7. co near Al---
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
June s.
IN the caie Of Jane G'lIaes,
q Bankrupt.

WHEREAS a comniflon of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iaued agalnlt
lanes Gillies, of the town Of Alexandria,
in the diiiria of Columbia, BY the name
and the defcription.of James Cities, on
the 9th day of May, in the year of our
lord, one shoufand eight hundred and two !:
And whereas the commiGioners in and dy
the faid comminion named and authorized,
have declared him to be a bankrupt; the
faid couamiHioners do hereby fummon and
require the faid James Gillies perfonally
TO be and appear before the ccmmiliioners,
in the faid commiilion named, On Thurlday
the / 9Th day Of this prefent month; on.
Thuriday the sd day of une next, and on
Friday the 18th day of the fame month,
al GadIby's Tavern in Alexandria, at
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there to be examined, and to make
fnllsand true difcovery and dilcloiure of all
his efate and effects according to the di-
resfions Of the act of Congreis, entitled,
IS An act to eltablifh an uniform fyilem of
bankruptcy throughout the United States, f"
at either of which meetings hecreditors of
faid bankrupt may attend TO prove the
fame, aud thofe who are indebted to the
faid bankrupt, or have effects Of any kind
in their hands belonging to hin, are not
TO pay away or fecrete the fame.
JAMES KEITH,
&c. HERBERT, }CommDFoners.
J. B. NICHOLS,
Tsae. HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the commmllFon.
Nav S. dow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
Valuable Property tor Sale,

Valuable property Tor Dale,
lit the little Falls Of Potom0ek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Land, ubon vhsca
are d-uclzxg b5s/s and /audy atber i'm
brovements, JsverQl Jfone quarr'es and 6@
.9anas, and tzvo Oaeant mill /fats.
Iwo undivided third parts Of =
acres of LAM, rpm qvbieb are a merchant
mill, 7yitb tbree pair If French burr mill
flames and evey ueeeOay, complete, FIR
manufacturing Taur to The bsf ad'vautage,
and avltb as httle mOsual h5or as bahbk;
brewery and djfizey, a gran0y, a
mazer's bogfs, a brsver', sasle, eoope,'sI
Rob, &c. and vacant nil Ieat.
Iuo undivided third parts Of
200 4erss Of land, 0aioiu4g the 7 ceres
and IT. acres aboe,ementiored, rpm qvbieb
here are Jevoral ,Jaone qnarries and .GG
Fauds.
The burehaier Of the above pro
perry, qvM haze an alignment Of a h4/e
for the otber uudiv14ed third part, f7obicb
there mil be 6year5 to come fran the fyf
day Of September uent.
The J3one on the aJoue lands IS
e7aal in goodneGto any, ard ,luberior to
moe topaaati0G foae an the river-vet-
els AZ any 6xyfbea thai can 60 to George
To4cn, cGa 60 A3 10 The nil and fwe
qnarr'es.
Azp bsyoa or perkins, qvbo may incline
to Purtba/e, qmH Of copgle 1iez0 the pre-
niles, t6erstore it Is raj tbazg6t nefeOay
10 be mo,s particular.
Far terms apfLy 10 Gen. Uriab Fonsa,
at George To7vn, ott0
PHILIP K. FEND-ALL,
Alexandria.
5N1e 90. Iaqv
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
Summer Efablyhm1ent.
MAIL. PILOT

Will in future leave the Warrington ia
Sern, Alexandria, every morning at five
O'Clock, and arrive at John H. Barney's,.
at the Colombian Inn, George Town, to-
-breakfalt at ! o'clock, and then proceed
on to Baltimore, where it will arrive at
FIVE O'Clock in the evenings at MIR. Peck.s
Columbian Inn, and regularly on to PHI
ladelphia, 70 that perions travelling IN
this line may be lure of no hlildrance on
their way. /.
Being provided with as good hori s:s. and
carriages as any on the road, we iolie't
ihare Of public patronage, & confidently ex-
peft that fuch as favor this ftage with their
cuftom, will find the accommodations e.
quail, if not hyperion, to thoie provided
by any others.
Returning, it leaves Baltimore every
morning at S O'Clock, and arrives at A
lexandria the fame evening.
Seats for Alexandra, taken at George
Town at J. H. Barney's itage office.
PETER HEISKEL,
]. H. BARNEY,
June 7. z sNss
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Ricketts,, Newton and Go.

Ricketts,, NeWlOll dllu W.
Haze JIM ,sceiOea,
EIyfon, II
Hylon Skin, p
Young Hylon and =
Imperial } 70
Nankeens,
Bandanno hhfs. and kumhums,
German and Britifh olnaburg:,
Ticklenburgs,
Loaf and lump fugars,
Jamaica fugar in hhds. and bis.
'Molaaes, Jamaica fpirits,
And quantity Of Shad and Her
rings in barrels.
Mays q
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CALEB WILLIAMS.
tcone'uded, from, our i,a.1

She bura into tears oftranfport, bisfIed
the phyilcian in the mott emphatic and
lmPafiioned terms, and uttered a thou
land exrayagancies. Doctor Arnold
fcized this opportunity to prefs her to
give herieh lirrle repoEe, to which f1e
conientea, a chamber being frft pro-
cured Oar her next 10 that of Mifs
Meivilc, and a1e having charged the
nur1e TO give her notice OF any alteration
In the patient.
Mrs. Hammond enjoyed an un;n-
terruPte3 aeep OF feveral hours, when
towards The afternoon, fhe was alarmed
~ an us.itlal buitle in the next room.
She liitrned for a few moments, and
then detfrIained 70 go and fee what was
the occSi'on OF 1t. As Inc opened her
door for that purpofe, ihe mer the nurle
VINO was coming 20 her. The counte-
nance OF the neGehger told her what it
was The had TO communicate, without
the ule of words. She hurried TO the
bed hdes and found Mils Melville ex-
p.nng. The appearances that had ar
nit been te encouraging were but of
mort duration. The CAIN of rhe NOR
ming proved TO be only a fort of light
Ming before death. In few hours the
PARENT grew worse. The bloom Of her
ccuhteuance faded; me drew her breath
with difficulty, and her eyes became fix
ed. Doctor Arnold had come in at this
period, and had Immediately perceived
that all was over. She was for tome
time IN eopvulfionsj but, thcle lubliding,
fhe addreAed the phyIician with COM
pofed, though feeble voice. She thank-
ed him for his attention; and expreGed
the mott lively fenfe Of her obligations
TO Mr.. Falkland. She Gncerely for
gave her couin, and hoped he might
never be yilired by too acute recoIlcc-
ton Of his barbariry 90 her, She VOID
have been contented 10 live; fer1 perGons
had d {5ncerer relilh Of t..so good things
Of lite; buc fhe w well pleafed to die
rather than hare become the wife of
Grimes. RS MRS. Hammond entered
fae curRed her countenance towards her.
and with an afectionatc cxpreGion re-
Gated her name. Thefc were her lat
words; in ieis than Two hours from that
time fle breathed her lalt in the arms Of
this faithful friend.
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he Laws of Virginia,
TO Re PRINTED
BY SAMUEL PEASANTS, Jun.
And HENRY PACE.

II MONG other numerous and important I'M
"A Provements in the propoied Ricbu9ua Ed
ton OF :" TIE ReVijSd Code ffhe Lazo5 If Pr
GO gi@ia," the following will be particularly at
tended so:--The Aa Of Affemby, for convoling
the Convention Of this State, in Order to diicus
the Ouefion Of the Federal Contribution the
Law, relpeaing the Acceptance and Ratification
of the Federal 5 yfem the Laws concerning ca
mails, the Pa'o40n'0e, the '7ame' River, and other
Companies,
This edition will ALTO comprehend the Com
pact with the State of Ma,1land, respecting the
River Pafo1vmae; and, that regarding the Bound
ary between Psag6IUania, and KsSfaeky; With
other Additions, too numerous TO- Infeyaoa in
this Place.
II has already been aated to the Public, that
thls Work will cot only SIX DOLLARS, sle-
gsntiy bound and lertered. in ore large oe. 10
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iurn, TO earn LITTLE money for them
ielvcs. This they may employ, and
very frequently do employ, in purcha-
ing their freedom. a fave named
Almoullah, kept an oil fhop; and found
his gains encreale 70 very fait, he fooa
accumulated ieventy z-quins, arnounrins
to aoouc thirty pounds ftcrling. Other
fifty zequins would have procured him
his freedom. Fearing however, as h
was reckoned wealthy, rhar he migbe BE-
robbed, AMI have ID rcdrefs, he gave
ms money in trult 10 a moor, WHO Eyrd
IN his nelghbourhood; and in uhof.
itriendihiP, as we'll as integrity, he had
the utmoft cofidenee. His profits f58n
afterwards became 10 comfortable, that
The tound hirnielf in poiIci1ion of the airy
zequlns he 70 earncitly wiihed fer. He
thus anticipated with fecrcr capture, his
delivery from bondage and return 20 bis
native land. Repairing therefore to his
moorifh friend, he fad 70 .-iu., Low
much beholden am /, wothy 1faioi. TO
your goodness, in having taken chalq- az
my little earnings! Now .1a.eaa, IS
have gained wllerewithal 60 pcc.ure NV
hotft}-, TO make the belt BARN az
with my matter, and retura-ro M lrie..36
land kindred. [ viii therefore relieve
you Of the charge you 10 kindly u1dzr-
took. /" I4adSi behold him, Or prefer. led
TO behold him, with look OF ai2oniib-
menr; he Affected to believe HIN mad,
and denied his having any knowledge
whatever OF the tranla6tion he alluded
to- Almoullat, nevertheless, inftted
perempcorily on having his money re-
ttored t. him. So thar, after E3lI,ch
| alteration, the moor apprehendine silar
| he could not othcrwite- lccurc rar roe-
lefIion ofwbat he had 70 lniufrly reraine5
ran 10 the palace of Mahoinet, whom he
found adminiltec ing iulticc; and rai(inr
his voice, lntrcatedckarne would punilh
ilave for sipertlng MS & untaintd charac-
ter" BuS Almouliah, confcious of his
Integrity, had undauntedly followed him.
and obtaining leave Of the dey, ~ rold
his tory with circuInhant:ai tirmnefs.
and then profrated hilnfelf on the carr,cr
at the foot OF the throne. Mahoyner
having heard HI =, beclloned 70 a CHA
oux, or mini1er of juftice: * Go, " fad
he, &C TO the houfe Of tIadgi, fearch i
narrowly, and bring hilher all the money
you IND IN It," The Chiaoux bowed
obeyed, and foon after returned. The
dey having then ordered new eafrhen
Poc with clean water poured into i.
and charcoal fire TO, be placed before
him, he put rhe pot on the fire, and when
the water boiled, he threw in the mo
ney. Soon after, having taken it our,
and letting the water itand till it cooled
he found on the furface thick grealy
cum. I bis convincing him shat the
money belonged to the GILMAN, he in
family reGorcd it to him: and at the
lame time gave a dgn TO cho chisoux
who, dragging away the felf-condenncd
and convicted moor, fixed his head
without lois Of time, on the wall Of tbc
city.
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THE Subscribers to this Paper, who hav,


THE Subscribers to this Paper, who have
not yer paid their. Subscriptions, agreeably to
conditions of Subscribing, are respectfully re-
auefted to forward the fame TO this Office.
Numbers have NOT yet paid any money iince
their commencement OF receiving from the
frit Number of this Paper, although the
terms are one half Year IN advance. We
can only fay, that shofe Gentlemen rnuh fee
the propriety of our diicontinuing 70 forward
their Pa pers any longer, if the money is not
Immediately RENTED, which can be done by
the means of Bank Notes, by letter. The
little Profit arlGng from this Paper,on account
of the quantity of original matter contain
ed in it, renders prompt payment neceiiart-
The Pof-MaNers, who have Subscriptions
on hand, are RESPECTFULLY reqneited to forward
the farms, as above mentioned, or many Sub
{cribers who have paid, will otherwiie be in
danger Of having their papers dltcontinued.
.s4ptI 8, 1907.
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~ |'|' N''C ~ JUlDEJ
O0ipTys Pp6!!6s& at L0ndon, in 1897.
Mahonet Efendi, dey of Algiers,
about the middle of the prcIent century,
was recIoned the mott able and lil<ewife
the rncf equitable of thofe princes who
have for many years governed the Al
gerInes. His promotion TO iovereinen
power was involuntary; for he, no doubt,
dreaded the fate of his protectors, Of
whom no lefs than q perilhed by violent
deaths. He was compelled, neverthe-
lefs, by the janifarics, to accept of a
diguiry, which, notwithstanding his
jufice and fagacity, proved as fatal to
TO former princes; for he ALTO,
a ihort time after his advancement, feli
by aGafination. The following inltance
of his jufice, III which, however, bis
procedure was fomewhat fummary, was
alfo, and certainly with as much rcafon,
accounted an inltance Of his fagacity.--,
Slaves among the Algcrines are permit
ted either by fhop-keepiDg or or6erwiie,
and Oh paying Che;r matters . certain
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OF a SEA EIGHT.

Their blood, did as 'twere, fiji the
wrinkles of the fea's village, which. IL
ieemed, the lea would not walh away.
that It might witnefs it is not always his
fault when We condemn his cruelty.
Sidney's Arcaaa.
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FOP sale,

0N the fourth WEDNESDAY in the prefent
Month (April) the Subfc-5er will
fell, at public auction, his LEASE of FouR
Years from September lah, of the C,vG Keys
9aOHrn, two Doors below the Court- H9ui,
in the City Of Ritbmoad, and give immediate
ponefion.
There is attached to this fennement, 2
good Stable, and a vcey large Lot OF LAND,
newly encloled with Potts and Rails, good
Garden, a conmodjous Yard, and Hen E0ufe.
he whole fubjeCted to a Rent of 81 Dollars
per Hnaan, TO be paid Monthly throughout
the whole Term Of the Lea{e, which is Seven
Dollars per Wontb The Buildings are ali IN
good Order; and all, except the Dwelling
Houie and Kitchen, put on the Place at the
Expence Of the Sublcriber, which cor him
upwards of One Hundred Pounds, He will
treat with any Perton privately II the Int
rim.
There can be no better Stand in this City
for nearly onc-third Of each Month in the
Year, being two Courts holden at the Court
Houlc which is in Twenty Yards Of the
Place, in every Month, EighE Of which are
Quarterly Courts, tbat hold SIX Days each.
Should the P-rfon who pu-chares with to
purchafe Quantity Of fu5abje Furniture.
the Subfcribcg will (uppIy them as it lfands in
the Houle.
NATHANIEL CHTLDERS.
Rit5mona, AbyI III, 1907.
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When the earth begins 70 put on new
aganlt the approach Of her To-
yer and that the sun, running mott
even ccurle, becomes an indifferent ar
bitter between day and night.
S,daey'J f1radiz-
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WHOLESALE AND RETArL.

4 " elegant anor,ucnt of fancy iIpsunsd chairs
{ n or tuperior kind. with fetsteA 10 match =
iupero painted bedfcad fone beautiful priuts. mrs;
AZURE frames, Sc eentIemets fuipendeTs or galoyfts
,,Ne"''e LONDON made ladies and gentlemen. i.cfs
!hocs OF every deicrip9on few pair Of half bo, &c
the prefent iaihiou and oiihed by the heif work
N Feas Britain; 50 pair Of fpurs in the New MARI
Aiie, FEW hozen pair of real corduvan Eng!i1 boeT
legs, sery low priced; handfoIne fhawls and muffin
for ladies MOURNING drsfres and gentlemeR's mir
ing; plain fik oiled ditto and oiled awr,
par,fo.s, &c.
IRc "hols will be fold low, for cal1, as the pro.
pfletofs mua return 70 Europe in fhort slime.
April &C, $500 Il
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THE PcLLowING
INTERESTING STORY

Lkfre fotiedtrom the Philanthrope, n EuaH
O0ip1gs Ppdll6s& at L0ndon, in 1897.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

Be'sp hAbisnased from Ter childhood to con.
aapt employneht, her lalt mater kindly cx
culed her from her ufaal labor bu ih- cnuld
n b. id, for nc afterwards devoted her time
10 fifhing. az wf.ich he vas very exper-, and
eveu az this late periot, when her fight had f.
entirely left her, sae would irequeatly row her
ielf out into the middle Of the itrean, ON
which ihe f.ldom returned, withcu handfome
iupply OF Efh for her matters tssle-
Abort tie cne hundrsdth and iccond year
of her age, her fight gFa 'ually returned and
improved e far, that IN could perceive chjstts
moving before her, tho Ihe could not ciainguiih
pc fons.
Before fha died. her hair became perfsay
whi,e. and the laR OF her teeth dropt found
from her head at the age Of iI63ears
When We conlider how iufceptible this poor
woman WIS o. right and wfo e and noIioe
the hardihips'lhe erdured for sighry years (for
ty of which az leaf. fhe was Readily empioyej
in ierr, ing carriages, hohes and PaAengers,
over wide and rapid river) ir IS wonderful
that fhe 10 long retained any vigor OF body or
mind bu, ftrong contribution, and above all
the fueaining power of religion, .whish ihe ftlt
anj enjoyed, enabled hsr 70 bear the feveieG OF
,risls, wnhoui mplainne-truiti- & in hope,
that glorious dav OF liberty would be her
happy and laaing enioymert, when her great
LORD and Matter, fhould fee meet 10 locfen the
fetters that were rivet ed upon her, in this
world, by the Juice, raPaciiy and cruelty OF
man.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19
3sortan0,

The readers at-enticn mu1 - highly inter-
eaed II Perafirg The forelgs intell's-ece gIssa
this day. The French p-aple weariei win
ther lorgvoyagc on the fen5ctfa5ar "a Q. h5frih
are row king repoie in the cam Of Sss.ea5n'.
70 WHICH their prefer. pilot has condufec thsH'-
But - much pend upon his peffirai iafty'l
that who will pretend t. fay on whAt pVn'
iha nation lhall yet ret Mlny runners Al
in circulation, for tbe truth Of which Ne 'nuA
wait tili further accounts.-ihe iat Bolton II
per contains IT, foloWing parasriP Ph = !.
4" The report Of a new aftempt On E IL
Bonaps e. IL oonsaine il the latsit PatrFs' \
appears to have obtsi { Bat itpe cTeoN :
England We rua however, wait he nsh' 4,
rival tor decifi n upoo it. * i npt 'os rS's.
te De ,roe -'Fhe F.cnch Tiibuaai- @ad ~
lativc b9tT have deriset IA far-- of ihs Ss~1r
lithnent Of =" Lssias 81 Asasr,' = an as F-'''"