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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31

"a fame :, time n "a" nip alhore, cloi: to !,
n. +. Key, with her ma;n.n,ait as0J;. ue
and IN an hour fpoke with one of
wfeckers to anchor, clofe to the 8 T,e
Key, who informed US the wa, ,b w. e
Mars from Jamaica, bound 70 T',Dd a,'P
had been aihore fourteen days, aysd W,
g'eatea part OF her cargo, and all ,h s
crew. VIZ
Lii Of .fae,jcaa vysh NJ Pou Resym
can, 18Th .4xggg; taken fran Igr,T, ,
C2fse. Honfs 5sok.
Ships DiiPatoh, Nichols, phiI,i.l.
phia; Charlotte, Morgan, Psoyidenca
R. l. lad u four days; briggs BeGsv
Banker, New York, in S days, s, >
LIsify Gr'i,eo, Savannah, do. pbosbs w.
Benton, New York; Lear, Smith, Ri
tinsore fch'rs Meaengcr, Burg.ls, Phi
ladelphia, linnet, Farmer, do. Ioh,an4
Ruth, Sparks, Norfolk, for Charlotte
IN days Lucy, Lawlon, Charle0oo.
Ocean, Roach, Portland; Adventure
Cranieon, Philadelphia Evelina, Holue,
Baltimore Charlotte, Crimby, Nor.
folk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31
NORFOLK, Auguf IS.

NORFOLK, Auguf IS.
Martinique was not delivered up'tbe
9Th inf. The prefe6 had arrived but no
troops none of the Hands had as ye,
been delivered up TO the French.
By capt. Colley, from Port Republican,
we have been favored with papers of tha,
city as late as the 1T of Auguf. They
contain variety approximations, and
Ohcial Papers, quite unintereRing to the
American reader-the following excepted,
by which tolerable idea may be formed
Of the liberty enjoyed by the iahabi.
tante.
Armyy 81. Domiggo.
Head Quarters at Cape Francois, 18th July
rom year Of the French Republic.
TIE Geueyal'n CMJoras,s,
1T. There ihaLl be levied upon the in.
habi ants Of the colony, war contribu.i.
on to amount TO 1900, 900 francs OF
France.
I'd. This contribution lhall be paid,
one half in year II, and the other half III
year IL.
81. In the mean time, whit the ad-
miniltration Of domains is preparing to lay
before the General in Chief, an exact lit
ofthe property in the colony, there Iha!I
be collected, on account Of the above con-
tribution, the iuas annexed TO the names
OF the following cities.
9TH. The Cape 100000 francs Fort
Liberty the lland of IoTtu:
100, 900 Port Republican 100000 T.
Tacmel 40, ooo francs, JeremIe 10000
francs; Les Cages $4,000 francs ma
king in the whole l,47o,o 900 francs.
Thete fans lhalI be aGeded by Che coon'
ell Of notabies, of each OF the above COM
munes, as foon as it is pofible 10 get things
arranged, which ihall be effected with the
Leaf poa!ble delay.
eth. The Allotment 10 the towns OF the
Cape, pors.Rspubican and Les Cages
fhall be urder The directions OF the PFC
fe1s.
9th. The BATS OF the aacaincnt is to be
as follows On Merchants Of the lit cIais'
there lhall be impoled 6oo dollars; on
the I'D clals 400 on the sd clais 200:
on the 4..h clais 100; two other ciaiies are {:
to be noticed, one Of 50 AMI the ether CT
I, dollars, for thoia who fell by re-
tail.
Projectors of Dwelling Houfes, OF o,
Their buildings, are to pay one 5th part
property may rent for. No'arIes' ven,
1. Matters, Publicans, Coffee Hou:s ana .
Tavern keepers, are TO pay the amoO''"
one half their rents. rr
18Th. The collection Of the above aIsh-
ment hall be made at the eXPence OF W.
commanes The fra payment of the con- :
tribution mua be completed by the i1flt
PendethdlIet ei - 10,
next and is to amount to one Rail 'i'e 'u"'
i,npofed !; the remaining bali mutt De e si
pleted by the goth Ffima're tthe 2 1t 1''
yember next. 10
sth. The SUD Prelea fhsll make We S's
Of the armed force to compel payment 40
,hole who are delinquent. a.,
ThtI ,unds accrulng from this 'oIlel :.s.
(hall be placed in the chez Of the RecsNI 81
of,he commune, free Of exPence; ana plI''
afterwards be depoG.ed IN the army e'. ,b.
9th. The whole of the amount Oh s''1
aGtGnent lha!l be exclufve!y apPE0Pfl@'Ita
to the ufe of the army, and mutt 'o' :
made ufe of for any ether puTpoie,; a mI;.f
10 be fubjea to the orders OF me on
Ordonnatur, who viii derive hi' P0"'
from the General IN Cher.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31

Martinique was not delivered up'tbe
9Th inf. The prefe6t had arrived but no
troops; none of the Hands had as yer
been delivered up TO the French.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-31

By capt. Colley, from Por, Republican,
we have been favored with papers of tha,
city as late as the 1T of Augu2. They
contain a variety approximations, and
Ohcial Papers, quite uninterelting to the
American reader-the following excepted,
by which tolerable idea may be formed
Of the liberty enjoyed by the iahabi.
tante.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

10 HR~HoNoRABLE THE senate, AND HousE
OF REPREsENTATIvEs or THE COMMON Wealth
OF MAssAcHUsETTs, In GENERAL COURT AS
sEmBLED, JANUARY, 1900.
THE petition Of che fubfcribers, feveral Of the
1 inhabitants Of Scarborough, and other places,
humbly fhews-Tnat there are many inconveni-
ences 10 travelling the prefent county road thro'
fsid town, ESPECIALLY on account Of the circuitoUs
rout over Scotlow's Hill, 70 called, the trepnels
Of the Hill, and the difficulties ID Importing the
road there, and 10 many other deep ard rough
places by the preient mode prelcribeG by law
That your petitioners are of opinion that a turn
pike road eftabhlhed by law to commence near
Dunfon old Meeting houfe, 70 called, in Scarbo-
rough, thence running between the houfes of Je-
remiah and Edward Mken, over the great Marlh
foutherly fad Scotlow's HUI, 70 as to trike the
now comfy road, uear Harnon's Mills byMr Du-
rants farm, will not only relieve the inhabitants
Of aid town from the grievous burthen o. fup.
porting the road asst is now laid out, but will very
much Aiorten the ditance from Scarborough to
Portland, and greatly facilitate the travelling, and
benefit the public 10 general. They therefore pray
that the honorable General Court would incorpo.
rate tn .m for the purpofe as aforefaid and as ia
duty bound will ever pray.
ROBERT SOUTHGATE, and 81 others.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
A Farm for Sale

a n excellent new Farm for fale, contaninp III.
a hundred acres Of Land, with decent Houfe and
Barn threon-G.uated il tae prolPerous anu fourth
ing town Of BsJfgg. on the great road 70 Auguna
Bridge within four miles Of Sandy Beach whioh IS the
center OF the town, where Academy is about to be
erected and which from its fecure and capscious har
bouF, iurrounded with sxteufve fertile country
Promiies lOon 10 beco1e Of he fri isats Of buff
nels IN The Dihrtt of Maine, The fol Of fad farm IL
q the 5rG quaIity--has produced between two and
three tons Of nay The acre leeded and prepared
or great crop Of grain and other produce the enung
fcaiOn Il is good fear for Tavern for Trader.
For further particulars Inquire o. the fubferibe on the
pennies. ISAAC THOMPSON.
BAfaF. 1Eaycb , :, 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
comMoSwEALrH OF MAssAcHUsErrs.

CoMMoNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
IN s year ow L9rI, t5ogsa3 e,5t Bu74s5 an tvo0
ar Ga to prebeut tie circulation anu rurrcHcp of
15au& Biiis Of Denomination lets than inc
Dollars.
WHEREAS the circulation and currency Of BANK
w Bills, of denomination LET'S than FIVE dollars
within this Commonwealth, IS attended with many in.
conveniences iubjeting the holders of fuch Bills to
frequent lois ipreventing the circulation of fmall
change, and giving the citizens Of other States pr
vileges denied 10 our own :-Therefo,e
BE ena4 6y bs Senate and Hoss of c4tatiy.f IN
Genera! Courf ~ aJLl AMI b tbe epti 9 tb srs, That
from and after the irt day Of July next, no perfoa
ala pay, receive in dfcharge Of any contract, or
bargain, for any valuable confederation whatever,
any Bill Aued by any Bank or Banking Company, 9th
than the Baak of the United tates or the legera
Banks within this Commonwealth, Of lefs denomina-
zion than five dollars, under penalty Of foar dollars,
to be recovered as we'll Of the pion 70 paving a of
the perlon II receiving, by laon of debt, with colts
Of iut, TO the ule Of any pc on, perfons, who a
within year thereafter prolecute for the fame
IN he Hogs Of Re5rssntI.ves, AI4rs5 s, rSo,
This Bill having had three lever2 readings, PEELED 10 BE-
enacled. EDWARD II. ROBBINS. Soeaker
n Seaafr, AEareb 8, 1905.
This Bill, having had feverai readings pacd to Sc
enacted. DAVID COBB Prefdent.
u 1Eare5 8, So1--By 10. Covernor assreasL
. CALEB STRONG.
l(6w) Auas Copy. Any-JoHN AVERY. secy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
To be Sold.

Ind immediate Petition givsn,
"a FIRM htuatsd IN Livsyzgers, containing nearly
Seventy acres Of excellent Land, under good i'm
Provement with Buildings in good repair. said farm
will he lod n reduced price. for cath In part and
good lecuritY for the remainder i'd one years
For urher information apply 10 the fuberiber near
the premiles. DAVID LEARNED.
Eiysyagsrs, INareJ IS, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
Lands for Sale

Tor iae, III Gorbam, one hundred and thirty acres
OF excellent Land about one mile from the Corner,
10 called, on the road leading to Stsndih Alto Sew
enty in the upper part Of faid town beno ~
minlherial landss-For terms, apply to
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, or
WILLIAM MLELLAN
GarBan, lEsysb 80 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

Mar fbe Laaliag "a Broa4 CaUe, Nort5yqrmoae5s
Oh qsyy yea@aa5e t4n5,
TIGHT LOTS OF GOOD LAND--fron T2 acres
- 10 ~ two of them have Barns and otber build
~, and comfortable part Of he different Lots arc
"a high Hate Of cutivation.-nquire Of the Prinles.
April T.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

10 TUE HONORABLE SENATE AND HOUSE or RE
PRLsENTArIvEs or TIE CONMOEWEALTH OF
MAssACHUsETTs, IN GENERAL COURT ASSEM-
BLED.
WOUR petitioners, being inhabitants of traG
L OF Laad granted to Frycburg Academy, now
known by theNlam- OF Plesiant Mountain Gore /;
Alfo Of tract fold by the Commonwealth to
AsAEL Foster, known uy the name Of F0teT's
Gore together With one Other tract folio IL Gid
con Lowell, humDIy lhewttb, that al the before
mentioned Lands lay adjoining 70 each other--and
ole Ia the County Of York-boUndrd caReriy ny
the County Line, and wefrrly by Brownheld that
the quantity and local GtuaiOn Of thOle laDds
are fuch that every Perion acquainted with the
fame would blizzard the i6e4 Of their ever
being incorporated into a Town by themielves
that we always have contemplated union with
that part Of BrOwnheid which lays can of SaCo Ri
yer, and have PttitOued this honorable Court to
put the fame into effc6t out are informed that
Browa6eld has petitioned I'd d. Incorporated entire
And hould this honorable Body Zee fl To grant
the fame. and rejed the prayer of one former Pc
ttior we lhoud &c LEFT IN the nolt dah ppy cir
cumfances, being deprived of the pfiviedPes and
bleiings enjoyed by incorporated Bodies there
being no other lands that we can be annexed 10
without great iuCOnveBIenCies. as thOie EatWard
are ID Cumberland therefore ID order to avoid
great Inconvenience your Petitioners humbly
pray they may Ne ann -xtd ID, and incorporated
with Browndrlt, and A. n duty bound ihsll ever
pray. GARDNER GOOLD and 20 Others.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

~ f5s HogG Of Rfbrgsntrtivet, FsB. 70, 1907.
ON the petition Of Robert SoUrHGATE, and
others, praying for leave to make A Turnpike
road ihgopgh part Of the town Of Scr5orougA
O&DERED, That the petitioners caufr an atret
ed copy OF lbrir petition, with THIS oldsr thereon,
10 be putiGled IL both ofthe Newspapers printe'
IN Portland, three weeks fuCcelAvcly, the iaf pu5
licaton 10 b. thirty days AZ eah before rnr tccona
WednSfiay of the ire ir!ii0n oI tie next Genera.
Court, that All Pctlyn3 interyfcd W concrrnr.
may then aud there appear, and lhewcauie, III anj
they have, why the prayer Of the laid petition
ihoud not Be granted
Sent up for concurrence,
EOWAhD n ROBB Ms, Speaker.
IN Sen 7ts, ll47rb I, 8oz.-Read and conturrtd.
DAVID COBB, PRECEDENT.
"A true Copy -Attelt,
q. ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Clerk Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

AT COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR TIE COUN
TY OF CUMBERLAND, HOLDEN AT PORTLAND,
WITHIN AND FOR SAID COUNTY, on Tbs THIRD
TUESDAY OF FEBRUARY, A, D. Boa.
an the petition Of JOSEPH HICKS, and jas
~ PER MARTIN, of N7rtb Tarmoatb, snd
THOMAS PAIN Of FrerPort, IN laid Gently, Thew
ing, That thcy are intereaed wthohc Heirs OF
TEREMfAH PowELL and others 10 them unknown,
in a parcel or track of land containing Two hundred
and eighty acres, being lot number eleven, htuaied
in the Gore in faid North Yarmouth, aud lying ~
common and undivided in the folIown g proportion
dividing the fame into nine flares :-Jcirph Hicks
one flare aud az half Jalper Martin one thare,
and Thomas Paine one half Of ihare ;--that thty
are deiirous Of holding ADD enjoying their reipec
tive parts and fhares 10 feveraty, and therefore
o. ayiog this Court that they would order partition
thereof 20 be made, and their feveral parts ano
flares iet off and divided from the ret, agrceaoiY
to a law of this Commonwealth IN iuch cafes
made and provided.
ORDERED-That the Petitioners cauie the lev
era p1ri0ns iutereled IN fad eltate and LIVING with
in the tate, or the Attornes OF ucn as are abieDt
and have attsrnics reGdng within the state, 10 5e
duly notifed Of fad petition, by ferving them per-
fonabIy with copy thereof, or leaving copy at
their dwelling houfe or lat place of abode, or oy
inferthg the inbaance of the fame three weeks
fuccefIivey in one or more of the public News
Papers, that they may have opportunity 20 make
their exception to this Court on the thlfd luel-
day Of June next, to their granting the fame
Attelt, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLEEK'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
ONE quarter Of that valuable double SAW
~ MILL, and one quarter of GRIST MILL,
htuatrd in POLAND, Wth the privilege. called Ma
SONS MILL, and twenty i've acres cf LAND,
auG part of a Dwelling .H0ugt adjoining. The
terms may De known by applying % The fublcriber
10 Periiplcott Claim. jon LANE
Perjit)cst CIoir Mqrcb8. s(-s5l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

Girls Ga7rytr,
/, pr;rted every MONDAY Morning. by WItLtAN
TrNxs tuN for the publilher, ELEZeR JENKs, a.
the Printing Office, Ne. 7, FJ54rsc, opPoGte Jones
Row. Portland where subscriptions, Commnaica-
tiops. Advertisements, articles Of Mws, &c arc
received with attention.
The price i ON DoLL>R AND FIFTY CENTS year.
excIuive If PoRage
AS ,his GAZETTE has The largeit and moit eR'enh.s
c~cnlat;on IF anv paper In l1riae- il " highly adVan
t,orous Tor dJusytica.eat which viii DC inferred rea-
lonab,y, and in conlpcuous manner
-<-s<e@s D@s'~
}9rfntirg, .
In its var Gus branches, executed = iao ines u
bapdfone manner. and Il he hi0rtea ponfe' "
WILLIAM JENI.S, E'ss
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

III, Lats SSee.J f5e,tssai sff5. Ja5ei4y aa. ~
dtasasy sfbe Eagi5 language eftred apology Jor
iaaoV1lisa.
n. 2. sfpyqayi1fs P5rsas 9Th. AIorgi.., admit
ted lub poaica lcenJis
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

To be Sold in Tobh5am,.
"A LOT Of LAND, containing about % acres 5 to-
4 d gether with D~slng Houle. Barn &c handinG
thereon ;--the rms 1t payment will be made conve-
nient 70 the Purchaier, and pofelhon given on iae-
AIfp, the sioux and FARMING VI 4NSlLS which
arc now 20 it,-For further particulars, inquire q
LfaycB TOWATHAN ELLIS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

TT Vie following lots il StandIlb, No. "a, sr,a and
= So IN tls iecoad divihoh, generally known BY
the name Of ElIiOt's Lots-No. & and s8 are IA
that part a. Standih called the Neck, aad near
outlet of Sebago Pond--aad have an excelleor
growth of Oak and other timber thereon.-For
terms apply to THOMAS MOTLEY
Pa,tIanI AEarch ) =
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

COMMOhWEALT6 OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Lg SsNais, March OH, 1904.
ON the Petition Of Gardiner Goold and others
Inhabitants Of Peaiant Mountain Gore, Fofter's
Gore, and trad fold RI G,deoO Lowell 10 the
CouhJy ~ York, raging that iait Cores and tract
Of land nay br annexed TO and incorporated vita
the Tovl W. urcwaf-ld il faid County,
ORDERED, that the Petitioners cauGe an at
trted Copy Of their Petition with this order there
on, 10 be pubhihed three weeks tucceiiivey in The
Portland Gazette, printed by EIeIer h.Jenks the
lad publication 10 be thirty days, at leaf, before
thl econd Monday of the firlt felton, Of the next
General Court, that all perfon3 iutereted may
then appear, AID nav cautc (f any they have) why
the prayer NJ idid petition houd not be granted.
Sent DO VA for concurrence,
DAVID COBB, PreGtent.
III tbs Hogt cf RePr.f HtativsJ, Marcel 3, 1901.
Read and concurrd,
EDW. II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
A true cOpy-Auef,
G. ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Clerk of Senate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

: 40 gp5jai'us ifyon Pisgis mr.. Critic. Y
Sspr # Joa Psgs---fbs a1.tsrgJ i ~gH Jaie1a5f',
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19
l3oerrg
To the t" GREATEST MAN."

For JeaE5' Pert'anS GGzcfte.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-19

TO TItE HONORABLE SENATE AND HOUSE or RE
FRLSENTArivEs or TIE CONMOEWEALTH OF
MASsACHU5ETTS, Is GENERAL COURT ASSEM-
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
fsrsisn Entsajg.nes.
rDy late arrival a. Boion.l
LONDON, JULY 81.
TREATY OF COMMERCE.

TREATY OF COMMERCE.
The Moniteur complains Of the re.
ports which have prevailed refpeaing a
Trea'y Of Commerce with England
Thefe reports, il feems have excited an
alfrm among the French Manufactures,
which is the oblea of the femi official
notice to diiPel, by declaring, that the
reltoration of the manufactures is the
obje6 Of the contant folicitude Of the
Government. The paragraph, howe
YER, does not rate that no Commercial
Treaty will be entered into with this
country.-The report, the efore, Of
fomc arrangements, for regulating the
trade between the two countries being
now in contemplation, Iemaios l}ill IN.
contrajided.
The Moniteur contains fome arretes
on commercial affairs. BY thsfe, the
town of Antwerp is included among
the number of Ports into which leaf
tobacco may be imported the duties
on ireih, dsied, 'falted or fmoaked fh,
imported into France from foreign
countries, are 10 be colleefed confofma.
ole to the tariff # The 18th OF March,
1891 The commercial interccurle BE-
tween tie 'ilard Of Nsimoutier, and
foreign counties is &c e(tabiiihed on
'be footing 20 VIII en- it exitted previous
to the law 1t The 9Th Gerrainal, year 2,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
fenks' Portland GaSette.
MONDAY, SEP TENDER y. 1894.

Finaing it impra6tlcab.e, in a fhctt OF the
ulual Gze, to give publicity 10 TIE numerous
articles which occur for Newspaper puhliea-
ton, the pubiifher is induced to ilIue the
Gazette on larger fcale, and with fnch i'm
provements as he hopes will NEE, with gener-
al appreciation. The extenGce fupport he
has hitherto experienced, ha. led him 10 make
iuoh arrangements as will enable him to pay
more particular attention to the duties Of an
editor. Convinced of the importance Of a well
managed and independent prefs, in thefe egil
gwe,,'' on pains vii be fpared in prorecating
this eitabiiihment with rcdoubled vigor. And
to this end intelligent and allie correlponden,s
are ioIicitd to contribute their ard.
The principles ei the Gazette are 700 well
under!lood TO require eommtnt-It is futfcicnt
then 10 fay, that it will perlevere 10 them with
ipirit of integrity and zeal, not TO be fwerv-
ed by intoxicated power, nor affected by the
mean icurrii'y Of It's oPPofers. Il fl,Al pre-
ierve manly cppolision to the dsarua We
prEoip.es OF Iatobindm, intolerance, and r-
religion, which threaten to overwhtlm fosic-
Iy--bul it Daal not defend to low abufe
Ii iheil be Tree, while we are allowed the free
dem 6 the prels, 20 commrn, On public mcn
ard public mealares--to commend good men
and good mesures---to oenfyre bal men and
bad me4iures. This ihAl be done ependent
Of private character OF concerns, any farther
than dizzy may be connected with public.
All due attention vii he pais to obtain the
stea and mott cOrrea intelligence, beth for
eign and doneftic. Of general nature land
Particular pans will be beloved on marine
articles, prices current, &c. And lie earnea-
iyrequets bis leafarsg and commercial friends
10 AHA HIM in these important branches Of
Information
B'os, aphi,al and Agricultural hs,ches hali
sfo receive proper attention.
fhe editor lor5eAr. further projections, con.
aden, that liberal P.5lic vii form yra e.
tim.tc &c his il5ors, and encourage or cen
fare ,hcrn agreeable 70 their merit.
- Tx friss # tbs GtzsrrE Is enhanced fen
nine ihiliinss 70 TWO DOLLARS. Tie @Bs'-
eH;e ia fbe fa3a.y q Pspey, qaaaiity q matter
e. i IL p, fund ga. jisfyiJ fbb mature . az
it, Szirea5.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
Elw TREss, zcsb Sept ISot

TO me il is an occafon of merit
rent 10 hear with how much zeal and
esraeItneis tire Republican JfR defend
The rights CT c nlcienoe and the natural
right Of mao. When pc fon fwag-
sers about his courage where there is
no danger ne'r, or the leat probability
OF bis ever being in The way Of any 10
try his prowcis, il has geceraliy been
taken ior 40 infallioie fgn OF coward
zee: This is ex4dly pa rallel cafe with
The conduit OF theie boating champiors
Of confidence and the rights of man
The R1tc Contributions have made an
impregnabl= wall againl any invaIion
upon confidence and are thenfelves
expressly founded upon the natural ard
equal rights Of man, which was no
novel doctrine Of practice even at the
lime OF their formation and what FUR
IheT throws the laugh upon thefe repab
h1an t0aDler5 is, that nobody advocate
principles or condna, 10 the leaf, re-
tugnant to thee righi5 Why then 90
they talk 70 much about thefe fuble6ts,
zod erdsavor to raife fulpicicns and
alarms! dces not every body, who has
but a moderate flare Of understanding,
plainly Zee their dsIigns +: deplorably
ignoraot, indeed, re he peeble mua be,
Il we DO not.
have lately feea, in feveral Of Tef-
:erfon's papers, an extraa from An ora.
ton Elid TO have been delivered in fome
rarr of Vermont, by one .sf bis taols, on
he fourth Of Jolly; ~ orator iays,
.JsSs5foz is remarkably a5fixgmjBe4 for a
hbrrality Of nig1, 4vtitb alans eievafes bin
a1oQs aK somtsf::icr but he gives no
inGance ct M~sleonda7 10 his great
man AID ! tl.ihk he and all his frisnds
mutt be PozLied to Point out iiogle
faa throsgh the whole Of bis life that
can be ihewn 10 flow f ON true libe
rality and dignity of mind. On the
contrary every atlion Of tina, ElsvArFD
,maosroR. which wears the appearance
cf liberality, may be demon.irated to
&c the efea Of a Enk, mean, J5g55, ~.
eorjfisna0us foul.
The orator eortiaues, Re vsn0atSJ
he fataic js1f;m-1s, ar G7yfsiy Eacrsa
Tbs is not true if Jefferlon paid any
more reipedlo the public Jfnfiment than
he does t. the negroes that trot after
him 10 hold his Itirrups or brulh his
boots, be reyer would have taken the
chair Of the United States +; fer he
Joss know the voice Of the people did
ut place hi.a there ; and he hk-wlic
knows it is not agreeable to the public
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

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