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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28
Wianted Lmmedfatelv,

A JOURNEYMAN WEAVER,
III who Is wei acquainted with the 6u-
siness. to such an one liberal wages and
constantemploy win be given, By appli-
cation to the subscriber living near The
Bathroad, four miles from ~ aftits burg.
u. B. None but . good workmdn naeds;
apply JOHN MCCLURE. u
January 80, 1905. ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

side cfthe Blue Ridge to seyen--A bill
the more eaectnally 10 suppress unlaw-
,fuigaming-A bill for incorporating I
bank IN the cityof Richmond-a and = bin
subiecting Lands the payment Of debts
are now under consideration. ~.
The taxes. for the present year win
neither be raised nor diminished, re-
solution hayingpassed the house 70 that
effect. Il Is coniectnred the session win
notterminate before the FIRST Of February.
st Weare, ftlggv Citizens. ~.
s NTH respect and esfeem,s l. ~
l@ JANIS STEPHENSON, - u.
MdGNUS TATE, Jun. !. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28
] NEW.YoRK, Ianuary. 1 S.

iect, On which We think dependence may
Be placed. They state that by ACCOUNTS
from Newt Orleans, Il appears, that the
governor openly justices the procedure
Of the intehdant IN suspending the right
ofdeposit; he also aSows his discriminate
ento aidthe infendant in support ofthose
measures; Of the propriety Of which he
b convinced, and which shah be enforced
Until countermanded BY superior iautho-
sity.
How inconsistent il Il with his former
professions Of m intentionto oppose the
measures Of the intendant with an armed
force The doubt irresistibly suggestsit-
sen, whetherthere was not an understand.
ing bstweenthen from the FIRST and this
shew Of resistance merely intended q .
deception.
Extract ef q litter frsna an s5kcer d ne
army offhe United Sfofes, dated, .
I j,s FssI lyiiiisson, De. 5, iso2. -
- ~ forward you acopy Of q proelama.
ton Of the intentlant Of Newt Orleans, &C.
This proclamation was publishsd saver
4 weeks since. af;t ss1a = f.
g This stepis here considered as'l like
81 toproduce much embarrassment and
loss TO many of the. citizens Of the u.
States, New-O Orleans being the only out
let for the produce Of almost alithe vest
erncountry. .Agt 4
!" An Indian visited this Fort some
time since and gave an account Of talk
lately held between the Spaniafds and the
Indians, wherein the Indians were told
that the French were about to land in
Louisiana, and would take their red bre.
thern by the hand, and assist them to
drive the Americans from the lands Of
which they have dispossessed them"
NEw-ORLIAnx.@A letter from Spa.
nish gentleman in.that place, dated De-
eember 5, says: ssEf.S<17 20 -. - ~
To appease the murmurs oceasioned
byhis proclamation, the Intendant has
been advised TO write 10 the Governor
General atthe HAVANA, 10 open his port
asa temporary place Of deposit, until the
further pleasure ofthe Court of Madrid
can be known where rsmonstrances win
besent against this very injurious mea-
sure. You know, however, what little
respect Is paid BY our sovereign to the
true interest Of his subjects, to expect any
favorable answer" - r
:. A letter from. a young gentleman at
New-0 Orleans, dated Dec. says !" | exz
peer every Americanhere win be requir-
edto take the oath Of allegiance 70 Spain.
] have been called upon, but, Of course
refused
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

T1AKEN up 81 the subscriber Is an !
i estrsy, STEER Of Ard colour,
with white streak upon his back, both
hind feet white, awhile tail and : crop
OF the left ear, Two years old, and ap-
praised accordingto law. The ovuef 4
fsqnesssd @ prove properly, pay ehassts
and tAks him away. a..
Il NfcHOLA SsTRAYER. Jun. 4
Berksley County, Ianupry -, asos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28
DOVER, January -.
Belnzpnfe Federalism.

In joint meeting cf the legislature on
Tuesday last, the hon. S. White was
chosen senator IN the senate Of the Uni.
ted States, for the ensuing six years,
commencing ON the 4,h Of March next.
There wsretwo persons in nomination,
. democrat and . republican, the votes
being tailed they stood thus :.##.....
Republican Candidate.
S. White--2o. \
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28
Dcmocrntic do.
Geo. Reed-----a.

Front this circumstance die republicans
in the United States viii know how to
give credit TO the bold assertions Of the
democrats that this state was fast hasten
ing 70 join the phalanx Of democracy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20

lifhed-much has been faiI. ThoGs
who have ~ any wy intereGej them
falves will be pleafed 20 fee itreduced
10 preciion. TO 4 community Of n
much iotclligcnce, which contains 70
many individuals, Of great endow-
rnents, there can Be no nectGity for The
Editor Of tEis paper 20 attempt TO give
z completion. when the flEs fpcak f3
loudly and 70 eloqu,stIy FOR theml-lg@s.
BY this remark We 10 not mean 70 fore
Gall public opinion ss to thof- Eaitors
or writer's who may fellow y different
traH. The hrG duty which We owe 70
our lCbfcriJers is 10 publilh the czadt
truth, as far w We can obtain III, oPoa
ail f.bjlas whiol either relate to the
public affairs. or = lie public cha az
1rs .. The J.mss.
R,e3;asI1-. haret r7H, 1893.
Having r-cn in toe Richmond Re-
c0rder fomc lnPerfe2 na1ement., as-
,aorfed IVY rie, relative to Z trarf4Ai.a Il
which ro5E place forns years ago, BE-
tween Thomas TeE=rloo, eiq, 1b- prs.
tcAt chef GaEidrst. 0f tAe Urited
STATES, end myfslf, | hare thought i.
rropcr % 81 the mater , fai- Pont
of v.ca by giving atue Rate " che
fat5 which heuid have seen dcse'ers
ibis bad nv hesl,h permitted. The
faH, are WIS follow, viz. t
In tIre month Of September, I777.
Mr. Jefr-l3a made an application to
mc lor loan fifty pounds, which he
proralei returning in a few months
with haRl,. sc. which rim lent him
MID h the grcatea chctrI9lceG, having
4, dat time, the hi3hca conGience in
him as a man at honor, honeay and
integrity io- which IA gave his bondr
paya5l- 4 ;welve rronths, when pro-
pol.I thar. iI lis convenience required
he ni 5ht har- it longer time, on con-
t:Jcn that he would puaaually par the
tuts-ca sRnu4l.y. This, however, Mr.
i-fulo1 ffilc1 d9i7r, nor did hear
morn hir7 on IRE Ebjea untl received
hu letter cnclofng tbe principal md
in;-re2 ic paper money, which, whsn
ID came ~ u.y Hand was not worth
mc-@ th7n one h.!inE I'D the Pound-
TIE !ollov.ng e a cores; copy 3t tAe
Lever Iutsd so.
Dfs4--eLs. ze.l /s-b. 1870.
DzAr SrR.
by Mrs Harvey cuclo5s 70 you
Gle principal and intrr=t ct money
you were ~ kind ssto leud me fome-
yesrs ago. II furniE1-s me alro wi,h
an ocea-1n M acknowledging v,.h this,
the many other obligations oa6ef vhieh
200 have laid me. " which ] lhall al
ways be Proud 10 tl1w a due l1uf-,
whenever opportunities lh2lI oHer \
arm Dear SIR, wiki much -l-cmr
your fuend aad C.rVdni.
(iigaedI "TE: JEFFERSON.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20
gieteHsrr.
og rHE REAR RANK.

SAID m7n IN the front, to a man in the rear.
Hold ysuv peace with your infoea, chat
H" on poor flesk- behind, what's the ufc Of
you here
-" Might As well give gun 70 srat"
You pretsRd not 70 know Vhat's the ufe Of
us hare
" Thy know i who give as our pay;
Sloh hcrocs Az We, Sir are clApt W TIE rear,
" To nrcvcHt voU from running away g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20

cohfers that o. viewing the decey,-
;.ous a.Pea Of the foregoing letter Al a
it5 encloiui., : fer great iarpr;l. md
disappointment, that a perlon who n oo1
fo high lth. public eGrla,ion al o be,
81 Jhlt time. he governor Of w ginia.
and VII had l.ar4d 70 much Of nv pri-
vate confidence, thsr he mjcllr have
comm=RJeI any fum withi1 ~ power
~ le11, hould have riiked his reputs.
ton add attempted 70 rcciuite my
itiendLhfP, by repayirg tht Paltry lurA.
of htty pnuAds and intetea. with fomc-
thing les than one fourlb Of the real Il.
gal inte-eA then due th-reon which
| thought not worth receiving. and
therefore, on The rst6ra Of MS. Ha-
yey, re euclofed 10 Mr.. JeTsrF1n the
Iaid paper money, together with his
boad, in piece of Blank paper, leav4
| ing him TO his own reflections reColv-
ing at the fame time, not TO expole him
until ihould Be advifed of ,bcrefult of
his deliberations on the f1bjea :-OT
which ! heard nothing untA the zeth
OF February, 1889, when Mr.. Leon
ard Herring, a neighbor of mine, who
IS YET living, Informed me he had taken
from the faith Of window 70 a public,
honie in Staunton, letter direGed to-
ne, which he delivered 10 my hand.
On opening the flppofed letler, found
+ 70 be part Of half fleet Of paper
covering the aiorefaid bond The thin.
cover however was 70 worn out AZ Thea
tolds and corners, that the bond waa
to be ieen which was Slfo conGderabl~
irettea, Especially at the coIntrs. By
whoFn that paper vas forwarded, or
no" II found its way to the latA, whers
my obiigirg -neighbor accidently dlcov-
cred i, have never YET been able %
learn but, from the whole Of the cir-
cum!l2rces, Twas isduced to believe ir
might be Intended, never 10 reach rry
hands.--However, after fundTy eva.
ions, and repeated applications to Col
Nicholas Lewis Of Albemarl9, to whon
! was referred 10 the ageD; Of Mr. Tgf
serion, aRd while be was in France (
receiTed payment Of the principal an /
intezst,
GABRIEL JONES.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20

tAS OOLAi'- Oh tncle OCCA10nS dIlO
may he leen the corps Of M1n-luke
cavary, dref-d arcoutrci, and mour.
Ted after the Turki(h ner.-There
are feveral marks -rma.ning On the f ont
n The pa,act which we're made By tne
lhot fred It it, ia tie maCAcre of the
Swirs guards On the lo,h AuIuR, r7cz.
The garden Of The Thuileres has
always been co7Giered as the mcG re.
snllr ana bar jlom- ia Europe. Ut ~
'bout 5oo3 feet ia ier- b, and 1900
IN bre 'dth. II hSs la.e.y been conGd
srablT improved, anl dec0rs,cI with
ane col a.9u Of Az Gus and modem
y onz- and marble tstle, an va.es,
ny th- neE art ts Ii hasa rnnG d-
IighdnI appearance, is rref:rved in lhe
Meet 1rl5r a q is always open ~ The
Po6Ilc. The yates II the lower end 0f
n ga de7, which are ornamen,e4 with
eqletrfa1 Hlgu-s, lead ont t0 gh- L1rsre
or place Of Louis XV. now calle1 th-
Place de Con 90. i The centre Of this
lquare Lous XVI. and he Queen sere
behe4ted. d The oppodtc q he 9f this
.qute Is gr'ni -nuancs a. the park,
called The ErEiI T.si-s, which tF1rd
many fine walk. and is flrroca jed
with p1oic Plls-s ot an .-m-ar
Aolid-ut gave 7-4a rpF .rtun.tT NJ
i-,inr tlc wno.1 co1rt az me Thlll-
tte4 THE Fa1 w .rfu'-Nsllme Bo
nAFlrr-Car 1af-.--L-Brur-Ttl
leTraod-4li ta- heads of j,prrrmrrts
te1,rtl a.le-rs sai ar+E ~.7t--.
M h.L Fc- .a.r1l lt Was E -4t. .f-.
. oe''4o'y ho1,i have taken it f3r a
Fyr -fu.-, jltE.rg from .h. raqleac
ant ir.ra-or "A. .c.--r0la ornament
e. "th Or. s1" n ro'I -mbrslle-
'F, 'IA g-isoat, w.h sr.t-a5sry iH
rfo.s, lttr Z el Ia bag. ar1 I'm tll
-tI, F the 4 -vaung --u-, ron
me t...lr il .cr. rut rh- aEc--.
nt Mn LcHlaAr 2ar-ds Th-ir Jrch
lrr''em .g 6rt.n-, v.th tar-c = l4T
'-r ho"N 0I fei rr yt.i Wy N rocco.
-5and ralrL trr 'crs vi.h e0I1 lac.
-n1 god -f-'- o front Tie FuJ
.t' F-r- -rretri IN a -'41 dtcE
rs cfuate.a0rc i. move .r mated -al
IVY .7' thln t-r t-1 Hy-ll w hm
-7" '-I 4HFt.srt -.
-'PsTE@'t to tno.e ~r' p.E.s hs ei
''''' '..7' WEI tA'--Itt j t9 crcl'e
Pe'' aH a.t--treat--..- ll. A box
.',' o| i.F IT. hi ne Gems cqcTa,
""- "" i"t ih-rJr-I which h-
'e-'h ntnr ti-ntf w.t-rl' c.v.LC any
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20
From the VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
AUTHENTIC

III TWsI701I EaPFT WoHty f7atr,
TO
Mr.. Ga5rid 17onef, Rockingham coantg.
THE following Gatemert Of fstts.
relating to this trarfaaion, are made 20
the Editor Of this pzpsr in a way which
has obtained bis entire confidence It
is tranf46tion concerning which much
has been writtcn--mpch has been pub
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20
coskEcTED EEEELl

ntsleraIr Prizes Current at 13a1'n.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12

SIN authorizes the rfeGten, to make appons
rvea.s where tlices arc created BY law. 1efe 'h'
p efieot creates th- Office and the otticer' Ah1fe =
no danger now, Of executive ioiuence.
~ABtLL
To enable the PRECEDENT OF the United States TO po'
for 81 The territories ceded by France 70 the cnte
States by the treaty concluded Paris on the hrieth
OF Apriaa and for other pnrpofes
Enacted, BY th= Senate and Haoie q
Representative, Of the Unijei Sta'es OF Amenca
i, Congress Attended, That tbs Prcffeaf of f5s
Uuaed State, b., and Be i hereby a"tb0rised 70 fa<'
e2eGana n, and oscAy n. errit0riet er4fd6y Francs
10 tie United Sfas, Iy tbc treaty eoHelDkd az Par"'
enibe btieb day ef AbAA e 5f7o'en tie tzDo "ato"f
and fbat be my far that pwSo and IN order % a'4afq
in be id territprirs ne apbor?r Of tie United States,
epbay any sart of tie army and navy &c RE- Uaifsd
Sfae5, and tbs es abori&c4 BY az bafd fbe i6irf
aay NJ March L4f untitled, :" IN a9 dirsaiag defseb
s,srf fam lbs militia of he Uaied Stats, and for
erc7ry certain afqas' ciicb be may dem nec4fry;
and q much otths the am qbbroprioed ly fbe Eif aa
a, may be necGay is hereby 4abrpriafea fer tbe Par2e
ofcwiag IBIS al into ecd 70 b. applied padsr tbe al
rcaiaa oftbe PrefAntsfbc United States.
Sec !, And be i further enattej, That until cor-
ge/bJH bavs mad p,0o5fon far he temporary go0srH
ent of tge Jad terrifOrie al The military eivil and
ja1i booers, esertjsdby tie ofaes Of tbe exiting g90'
srnment eftbe Jane hall be inU51si in Jacb pa" ard
bsrE5nt and /4A be esercJsi IN Gacb maAnsr, as tie
r1fAsat oftbe United States BAL Grea.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12

the raenports were entirely cleared, md
the gates were ordered 10 &c opened; tie
king then attacked and followed the rebels
TO the banks of the river, where the en-
gagement was renewed with redoubled
fury, and the mott dreadful laughter
commenced +; for the gun boats played
upon Them in front, and the river being
broad and rapid, and night coming on,
thouTands perifhed in the water. Wang
Toukie, Ton Of the ufurper, whole broth
er was king Of Cochin China, and he
himfelf governor of Tonking, fled TO the
mountains but his Younger brother had
not equal GOOD fortune. Thirty general
officers and colonies, as we'll as 1900
men, were taken priionerS; the numbers
whi:h are drowned are fated at 5000.
Tie day after the battle, the king came
to the capital, and idued orders to attack
the fugitive rebels in every direction in the
province of Quin Hou. In coniequence
of this order, which was Immediately
complied with, their army was attacked
on the third of the lecond moon, in four
different pofitions-to the iouth, general
Ougtfeen Opon, with 10000 men to the
eaf, the queens coulln landed $4,000
troops to the north, general Dink Tab,
with 10000 men TO the welt general
Doudon was appointed, with 10000. All
pafengers were guarded with ltrong de-
tachments. On the 4th, they forced al
defle to the north, which is called Benda
mountains and the generals Of the nor
thern divifion were fortunate enough to eff
feet a junaion in the plain Of Mon San,
The lofs of the enemy was inconceiva-
bly, great, the killed amounted to 5000.
On the 9TH, they again gave battle the
marine force was added to the army of
the North, and advanced to the fouth-
ward gradually until the 18th Of the
moon, when compleat junction Of all
the armies was effected to the number Of
two hundred thoufand men The enemy
appeared to an extent of fix miles at the
foot of The mountains. Their command
er in chief Shien Phoo The general of
the marine force which had been previ
ouny burnt by the king named Theu Do
the general Don Douekou, and their re-
ipe6tive attendants, decamped in the night
of the 10Th or 18TH of the moon, and re-
tired 10 the Mountains of Laos.
Thus matters remain, according to
the latea intelligence received at Bombay;
but certain adiyceS have been tranfmitted
fromChina, fating that theKing, witha view
to cruih this formidable rebellion, which
has exifed with more or leis confequence
for thele forty years, and at the fame time
to give due energy TO his government,
he fet out on the 10Th Of the moon, with
an army Of 100000, to Tonquini TO be
publicly CROWNED.
49,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
NE wBuRuroRr, sov.. Q.

Estraa Of a ktt.r rem W!5isgt,n, dais1 0aober II
You will perceive by the debates, that the
Federalins oppofed the treaty on Conititutiona
ground Notwltha lnding the ratification and
appropriation, the democra theni.!Ves own, thai
HE Inhabitants Of the ceded territory cannot be in
corporated in the Uniooof the Unitei States, with
out an an,en1ment OF the Conitituiion by tn:
ratification they have faid, the inhabitants ihall b
independently now fay, before incorporation
the conaiufion mutt be amended.
81 I enelole you pretty extraordinary law pal
FED BY the Senate, enabling the Pfeident to take
pofe zion of the ceied territory 1t is rath-r Gu
.riors thar when territory has beec coded by trea
-ty, 0 r obtained By purchafs, thar all this fcrc'
lhould be receGary to obtaising pofeaion. Th'
feconl ieaion is lliil more curious-The CoalsI
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
The laf accounts from Chin, tated tina

The laIt accounts from China ltated that
rebellion continued to rage in that coun-
trv. On the OH Of the 18th moon, a
dreadful condi9 took place between the
KINGS troops amounting TO thirty thou
{and and the rebels. The latter were re-
nrl(ed fcven times, and as oftenreturned
70 The aHault; they at length mounted
the ram2aits of the balsion where the
king was in perfon. |; was At thus perl
81 that the fight became ianguinary be-
yond defcription--tHe king, placed II The
cen,re of guards, lword in hand, dealt
dcaruaion all around.
About the conclufon Of the afternoon,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
Portland Gazette.

. b juf, and fear NOT,
s. Let all the end; thou amf at be thy couRtrys,
g Thy Gods, and truths"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12

. hey np?ofe fer-mc1 are isoersn, ea,u,s !.
snt to all ,hcir declarations.
lis very well kaovn to every mn If ios,
IN, ii / neither preGdsat Al,us, nor .ov ~
sJer4lias approves OF the opinions and w., -
# Poresoms. The f&ratPs sc { alnolt ,o;..7 =
H II favor Of IL: revolution il France h !.
I gcs, aud until il became evident, ,ba, Il. !.
lag men who coadaaei it, were aipiriue I, j..
Of power themlelves, and htl No req I'd q. :
r;ghrs Of the people. They hal renle enon,s
ddccrn, that iome men may pretend 10 befl.,s
II freedom and republicaaifn, erely with
4 IN to deceive and plumber the common p.o.,.
And who Is there among The El.raFA that Viii.
for an hereiitiry government 10 America? Il
Aiamf' book was deGgned t. advocate eleaivepe
ernn1ents, and 10 point ont he rupedory If h,
to all other forms. AMI all Tie fdsraff, g.,
fubrorters of the national conlimtion; and.
for their great exertons, it would have 5esu,.
e4ed through democratic influence.
AS to Por:abise, lie never received the patrons.
Of our rulers. The only prefenc> to the cosu.u.
- that 'eoe'@ - "''G '"'' = 'i'6" "Hh =.
Tame Pfopr'e'y' express TVS op'''u ~ faVor o'as|
Enelinl government, as Duane and other iacobIr.,
writers, declare their appreciation Of he Frcs,,
revolution. through all IFS hnrrid and cruel Gtsas
One was as mueo IN error P'"'"o''' as tae o'As'
And yet we are cfrtain thN theie 'coeiaii wilss
have received great inPPort from onT &c pocfs's-
Duane the ceoiifsF and reviler Of 4 4big'aa ~
amf, 1ay, hDw'rfb, hr0"' FirFr'i2g, and Ter
colleagues has a very lucrative en- + unde' q:
prefsnt national government oai.H@f', who VOC
and Pu5l'th9d DON f''l OF 'hs fh''' i'Ae and aa
five charges agtuF Hy@'2sf'' ana A"'"' de'ii'
Ell he was encouraged n lis " a'y| ll5'rf' BY fns
leading democrats. And 10" |Aaf' aiter h: ald
reviled W.4Ibi9gton, 10 III mot ih'mefnl name.
and reprefrnted hi as 1 c5c''7rd and an esemYb
his country, was hvte, be tells Us hmlslf u
viiy America, and continue his PIN cord Of cen
firing tie luxurious Paro's, 70 wh'm weoF,
h5erty and ia@5sH4sa-t a"d all 'heH TIeA biellSA
Nsu Hbbo:qfmsAt, -C4pt. DivrD DaSKvArl
has been appointed PJamaaer at Norhya
mouth !--Ifany tiing was waotnS TO com2k:
the character Of she PiG matter, General, it was tb
appointment, and the manner by wh:h i; va
made. By him the bet recommendation are G
regarded, and treated with Indecent conrumcly~-
In4eai Of iaqairiog, is be roHssT Is Be cApasts
CT i he in The bca ltuation 10 accommodate III,
town it i oaly inquired if the candidate Of "
fF. But ia this appointment there is fomehig
ell more exceptionab'e-t Of appointing n
proxy Gideon would not hten to the recon-
rnendation of the bell characters among Us 0a'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12

On The 25th Ofo9er the s eeeary Of tas IS,
fury. reported 10 Cong-tE. refpegag the ~ s
and expenditures Of the Uufrej ST. Is. ls
mates the former at so.4co,coo dollars arc !,
latter at $500 COO. He ca c"la'es the H'., -,
the L uiliana Stock al 800 600 da'la's; aaa
according to the p.evop, a4tement. 'sl
Soc, 600 dollars, whch may be appropn 4Na',,.,I
pay nent Of thar intereo, 4ndtwo huhdrso - -
and calculated as The nett Yevrppe q Il
Orleans TO pay the American ci;izea' PIN
for in the treaty, z4nilors now j. the u,S'' 30.
intended, and It il recommended that 'hs !
dent lhou' be authorized TO borrow us - !,
asy part Of thar f1m which may be necsfa'' /
complete ,bs payment, a bill has bsea ~ J
TO tie Foufe OF Repl tentative cor. u, (
the recommendation. The monty VIC" !,
borrowed, to be reim6a1 ahla within I'VE l'S Il.
teret limited at per .ceot. and i IS mace .ssg
for the bank OF the United States to loan IT,
Capt. Elwsll, who arrived az Bottom On - = i
laf. from Malaga, Jared from thal Pl"' 4, i
18Th of Sept. There was 20 do0o, rrae..
Moors had COMMENCED var sg1nH 81. ii
Stases The ptetsxt was the ca;7n'e y
poline hip uader Moor ~ coio.s .,, I
The MorTifl Admira.'s iricase, q =
out on craize. @ The 3oth q osF''-ls s!
lon 8. capt. ElweIl was board & ron ~ il
Adams, from G,brAitsr boup1 hoE's, y. >
veGels under CONVOY Tbs ctfeei' HI" r.as
the DAY previous lhsy had le'fnE iTo'" 81
fhip that fhe had met Mooiith 4 81
American vsfrI. as prizes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
BY THE MAILS.

SALFm, Nov. 5.
On Tburfiay laa Mr.. Jonathan Hawthorne,
living in Lynn Greet, loR two hundred dollars by
eutrultiog il to man whom he bad employed
fever al weeks and who lived in hrs family, to carry
it 10 the bank for him, he being unwell himielt'
The man never depoied the money Tor returned
TriJuts of Cra,tad,-On Monday of lae week,
the birth day of Mr.. ADAMS late Prelident OF The
United States, was celebrated at Quincy, by a
large number Of gentlemen Of that neighborhood.
The company waited on the venerable Patriot at
his feat, when the chairman, add eFed him IN their
behalf in NOT afFtaionate terms, and recapi'ulat
ed fome of the many important ervices he has per
formed for the American Nation particularly,
that bv his unrenitted efforts art the treaty OF
peace with Great Britain, our territorial limits
were extended TO our urmols wiihes and the Fyb
eyiss that roexhauaable lource OF riches nAvai
It ength were iecureo TO US Mr.. Adams received
trele attentions IN a manner becourng his charac
ter and iituation. Fhe company then returned TO
their room, and dined Among the toalts on the
occaiion, the following was the mot appropriate ;
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
TOHN ADAMS.

Reward him for his deeds, Jun Heaven;
Diftinguih him with lgpal mereies
"Lct never fading honours houriih'round hlm,
/" Aad.conCecrate his uanac cen TO times cad
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
Late News from Europe.

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