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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12
NEWYnFK. sEFT ].

We learn from or ar London PIPER Jp'y I6)
thai the FuGiAQ Con!ul General At Voice has
received dP4tch from his court, Eating il to be
his overe On p ealuIe, hat the Ionan flag, and tie
fnbjecs OF tie Seven III irds, hal be placed uoder
the protection Of The RuGian Agents and Confal.
and thar they ball erj,y the fame privileges " b
his RufIian lubje6s. Here then is new, and IN,
deed he only lyttem ofneuua'ity attempted 70 be
etablilhed in the M.diterane 2 and LeVant, which
i evidently dsGgaed to favor the commerce Of
Fame, ~h!c i YES 70 Rn1ia the right OF exer
cling her interference, and extending hef Influence
IL that quarter.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12
FHILAsELPHrA, SEPT. I

Dr. John Condit. late Representative in the
Congrets OF the United States, from the fafe OF
New ierfey has bsen appointed by the Vie Pref
dent Of that tae a Senator in The next Congrels,
n the room of Mr.. Ogden, whole time expired The
Ath March lat.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

Nszgj,fy G-eea Carr P42dirg.-Take one dozen
ears ot green tncian corn. Grate or crap tie grain
fom. tbe cob, ani mix wi b Quart Of milk AMI
fonft falt. Before poured MO the pudding dilh.
the bottom and fides nlua be Coveted With tie tn
der hulls taken from the corn, arc the pudding
mua be covered in ike manner-tben bake fir uf-
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12
ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 90.

The Coop Hiland. from Philadelphia, mas been
boarded from the Briti1 hip Of war Leaader, capt.
Kan, Of 50 guns, and David KtcheII, an Amer
ican feaman, takel out. He unfortunately had 40
pro,edian. The officer on leaving the H;lani, fad
he had RICH; 10 take any Perlons he found with
out projections,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

The French. il appears, feel very confident. the
Senate or the u led States, will, a the Conf-rya-
tive Senate Of Trance would be forced 10 do,
rA.ify BoalPar'e's treaty For The fac IF Loui1ana.
u eoafequsnce they h7ve ofrsi 70 the Hoai= q
Hope and Co 70 d,Icocnt twelve per cent. from
TIE Eish'5 FIVE Millions Of livres t5-y are to receive
from the TfeafIry &C he United States ; filthy
viii adva C IL: money inrseii t.ly.--It Cems
howeve- tls wary B,okera are not gate e. fire Of
the ratif a.ion as BohaPar'eis anl they have re,
fuf:d advancing FafgsrL-Cs,f.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

htthe dinrif court If rs United States for the
Newycrk tiitria hslI yeRcrdar At the iia'e prioa,
William II. Borbudce w, indicted fry ieionloV1y
fealDg letter which vas com pitteJ 70 his care,
as clerk ID the pot off 10 this city ; in which
letter three blnt notes ne Of 500 dollars
one Of 100 and ore Of 5o) the prrPery Of Mr..
John ID Marin, this city, merchant; and which
note. he was charges with deHroyiug. To ihe in
dament the frfoDer pleaded Guiiyj snl he conrt,
insot Gder ion of hi youtb, (w'sh leniig which
perhaps I'D not-have been expected from he en-
"rmiy Of tbe aiF-n orde ed him to re-eivc 81
laihss upon hi aarr bsek anu 10 be imPri.oneI lor
he lP4ce Of ~ m2alAJ.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

have refded ID there towns III. M
81 their lives. Il is laid 8ooo onr
are to be built for the a,ac} =
country.
The French have invited the Da,..
feamen TO enter their fervice,.
a large fun Of money has be-,
manded Of The city q Leghorn. t.
General fthe French forces. vbicsl'
entered thar citv. The Senator = : .
has been dePuted to requca him n.
Unfit on the exadion.
Tny2o.-It is with plearure we i, !.
abled 10 fate, that the long pena.or II
cutlion between our government ar3 II
United States, reipetting the clam, !.
the American citizens for ca pmres
Britih cruiz@rs, during the lat war. "
now brought nearly to conchs
Lat Friday the inaahnent upon tbeau,r.
Of the commiLlonerS, amounting To a..
400, oooL became due, aud was pune,n.
" paid by this government. The uas.
will amount to cool. The,b,.
commifToners, Metirs. Gore. PncAsr
aud Trumbull, who have redded in IA.
land, for (even years. merit the thanbs !
both countries, for their patience an5p.
lerverance in the examination and adj I.
ment Of claims that might have % grsal
affected the good UNDERTAKING oele:sl
them.
J4b 22.-Thc french are pTspain
IS fail ofthe line fox f-a at BRET. Tia
are ALTO telling large guam titles Of tint
in Hanover.
Five fal5 Of the line and fxfrigas
fave put to fea from Toulon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

Capt C'4,k, of The fcboo,er Lyon, who ar-:Sed
n this Port Yettertsy in 10 DAYS from 81 Croiy,
j fIms rs, thai four DAYS Prsvi3ps TO his falling
, min Game % arrived there m : days from
CAPenhagen, with mel g-Dce thlt th- Fra Con
III had evacuated tie terrir-lyc Hanover in coz
ieohente Of iPutsd Tcnonltr4 C from he Il rth.
eTn PoreTs IL waieh thy d-care heir rtQlution.
10 coalef for te PTeIsrv ,tion Of yher neutrality
dn'in5 the continuance oi the Prsient war telwaeE
Fl anec aud CI.cat B.itain,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12


Ierverance in the examination and ad.t
ment Of claims that might have % gsaJ
affected the good UNDERMINING beivea
them.
T4b 22.-Thc French are preparirI
IS fail ofthe line fox C.a at BRET. III
are ALTO telling large quan titles Of tns
in Hanover.
Five fal5 Of the line and fix figss
lave put to lea from Toulon.
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Nothing 70 much engages the atteai1]
Of the government and people Of Gr.
Britain, as the expected invadon. A Vi
~ interefing and fpirited debate vas Ia
il tie horle. Of commons, on the sa
and aft July, On a bill for armiag III
people for The general defence dfth- coas
try" The dilcu1ion on this SlI maqii:i
mott frqngIy the fears which arr enls
tanned in ENGLAND on the propofed iaT
lion. The bill gives the power To- CON
pei the per}2aal iery!7 of every iadiv
uaL Mr.. Pit has bsef mot active q
Qrcnuous in fuPport Of tAe bill, and 4
prevalent fsntiment in P2rlIamchrs2 I'D
through the nation, appears TO have beslI
chat the iafety Of the country dcuaadI
thar the bill thould be pafe1 IS nromYa
as potibIe. Loud complaints are III
ged againf minilters for not bringing n
ward the bill at an earlier day, and Il
reproaches which the miniEers Tecei,
from Mr.. Pitt during the diGcuGion wa
very pointed and uncommoMy Lewd
His fpeech Oh the location is faid the hll
been of the mott animated 5tTuhons
patriotic eloqueqce that was ever. head
in parliament. -" The Gcntiments,D ilv|
the London editor, f" were Of the mot ro
bic Kind conveyed in the mott GLOWING
language, and delivered With luch inps
five energy as would have warmed d
molt torpid breat to { reGlance of qeII
lie ambition if It lhould dare to let gin
vading foot upon the flores of BrSn
Mr.. Pitt, reprefented the peoPlsas hav''I
impatiently waited for the Taft two mor1A|
to know the vilhessapd views Of goyar|
ment, and as making loud complains
that thofe wilhes and views were not Pre-
vioully known. He f.id,t hat as etnott.
lng had been done in the counIry, be1aa'|
minilters did netting but he was coas
dent, " that now there Uill.not be orsl
Engliihman from sons corner of ths kass'I
dom to the other, mk6 will thipk ofoaa'|
ing an exculeafter this folemn admoairo''
after hearing the voice Of bis counrynI
an hour Of peril calling on him for s1''
ance."
In every part Of the kingdom rlg@'
Gus preparations are Gid u 70 rlak'as
to give the fri confuI and his army are
ception mott COMPONENT tof6s honor AZ
glory Of the Bfitilh nation. It's in-
that governments had received certain R
telIigence, that the defgn If the ener,
was TO attempt deleent upon lerleY a. 2
Guefniey. In con1equence of this initinf.
sence, the whole of the regular force
the life Of Wight has been orderei II
proceed TO Ivley; ard both iilands Y.
laid to be placed in rhe mott f0ruuda''
itate OF defence.-Gar. u. ).
Spain received from South hRerica duriae !.
ale lhort peace, no les IMAM Forty mae all.'''
Of dollars, N ipecie.
. o. be z1d Jnly the Br'ih Haufe Of Comrna
haa under eoniider4tipn,. the P oPr'sy IN a'iae.
TIE importation of Gotten rom New O'l7','
ihe Weiiern 5 4te. OF Anle ics; and q III
su-alons ref etlng tie ezPoHai-H # s'-a''"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

The reign Or the emperO- Gallo, who flcoeeded
that n.oneeT MIRO, il Tie defPoJln Of, Rome, was
70 extremely weak that he became def9ited, and
The empire ell INFO z Eateof confuion and lcen
iioufnefs. u was on his orcaGon than flnator
in full fsnate. made ufe Of thar everremorable
laying. that It was better to liv: where nothing is
lawful, Than where every thing is la~fal.-@id
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

II was ncereJnarked by fine keen obr=rver
that laws where ke cobwebs, in which the final
aes we're caught, while thc large ones broke
through. Tbs laws Of certain States 10 the union
as they eaininiaered reIvmbe n ol- Ching nets
which are e nan7ged as to catch th4 Salmon aud
le, the Trouts shroush-.hey lay flR holi,of III E
federdRs bot let the AMI fed@r4lias Psf.--Such
are the b4nefits Q? democratic Ileoefs.-Cb, Conr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

On he zad Inly the Br'ih Fiaufs Of Comu.4
haa under coniider alton, .the p oPrsy In a'.''
tfe importation Cf Gotten rom Nv ~
ne Weitern 5 ate OF Anle cs; and 81 in' H.
su.aions -eif etIng tie ezPorati-p # s7-A'-"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

Spain received from Sontl, hnerica durine
ale ihort peace, no les tnan Forty mae al'-'''
Of dollars, N ipecie.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17

any leeefative meafures, wien we though
we ought TO take them. There was o'ls
tefcripticn Of gcntlen4er, who had iuct
unlimitted confidence il the Executive,
that they were difpoied to leave every
thing 10 h:rn, and who were ready TO tie
their own hands from all interference ;
there WAS another description Of gentle
men, vi no did not feel this confidence ard
were themlelves ready to do that which
they thought proper. Nov, with what
face the gentleman can charge us witt
an ipdifpoiiiion to do any thing ! Go not
know. This is truly aifcnahing ~hen
tie recollection Of every gentleman mal'
be freih, and when the journals viii con-.
traditi him in his .en3eayours TO throw
fuch unmerited a!pelhons epon the cha rae
ters OF thoie who voted with him Mr..
Grifwolj.
As TO the objefion that this refolu,ioa
was calculated to irrita,e TIE Court OF
Spain, he did not uuderRand it. What
was there in it that conid irrisale either
Spain or France Mr.. Grlfwoid here
read his refoiution. Is there Jingle
word contained in ii, calculated 10 irgi-
tate or impede that negotiation which The
gentleman frem Virginia has told us is
about TO be commenced at this late peri
cd, wien more han year has elaFicd
free the ceflion Not wcrd. lrdeed
If any Legislative mealuEes ihali be found
10 be necefary, this fep is calculated 10
accelerate the negocia;iors. If the nea-
fires of tie legislature exhibit prepara-
tion for The mott difasreeable events, 1t
will accelerate negotiation.
This every man acqqanted with human
nature kaows. Bvt an appearance OF weak
nels, ard perfect iilence on tie part OF
that department Of government ipseited
with the mcA important duties, wall i'm
psde iuccefsful negotiation, & deprive the
nesociator Of the ncA forcible arguments
in his power to urge.
(Eeb0ie to be fontinxed,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17
CHARLESTON, Dec. 81.

We have been favored by cap'. Sal'e''
Of the Eliza, with a Cork paper OF tns
18th November, the costen;s OF whic'
will be found under their proper heads.
ycDsh lpokss BY eapt. S4lts,:
Dec. is, 10 lat. IS, 70, long. s. 80
hip William and James, Of New o-dfof''
Tohn Bryant, from New YORK 70 Gula'
loups, 10 days out.
Dec. l9, in lat. IS, 50, long. o. 81, 81
hip Mary Of Bo!son, Caleb BAGS l'0A
Norfolk TO Guadalupe, IS days OUT. !.
Dec. "a, Lat. II, long 81 25' inl
Uniap, cf Greenock, from LIYef1ool "
Savannah, 81 days ont. = 81,
Dec. IS, in lar. 20, long. 70, 81 ' "a
, from breuen tor Chifie'o''' r
days our. CON
Dec. IS, brig Alexander, Of and '' =.
Alexandra, bound 10 Savannah, '"''"
leagues eaA from Chasle.ton.
Yed;h hJt4t Cork, Npv' 10 .s;,,,;,s
Ship Baltimore. Of Bal'.no5s' Wins
Huia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17
NEW YORK, Ian. II.

Arrived yeiterday, the fine date Unit
cd States) lhip Delaware, Smith, from
ST. Petersburg, ard 70 days from Ely
neuf. The Delaware has been oil about
II months. She went from Philadelphia
70 La Gaira, thence to ST. SebaHains !;
from this placetne proceeded re- Bordeaux,
and then TO ST. Petersburg. She Lett at
S.. Petersburg, the ihip Charlsaon, Wy
er, for New York, ready for fea /; and
the brig , Hathaway, for Proyi-
dence, alto ready for Tea. Spoke Nov.
IL in lat. A., II, long. II, SO, the brig
Union, rs days from Marblehead to Bill
boa. Jan. 6, in lat. SO, in IS fathoms
water, fhip from Amaerdan for New
York, this was the Mary, Crockat, al
ready arrived Jan. 7, fpoke ihlp liup
pefed TO be the Iohn) 20 days from Ire
land, via the Cape de Verbs, bound to
New York. Jan. 9, at night, 8 miles
w. S. w. Of the Capes, in gale, the
Delaware loft her bet bower anchor In
the act of heasiog up, by the cable part
ing. Z.
In the Delaware, came paaengers, three
OF the crew of the hip George Wafhing
ington, Sawton, from Petersburg for Pro
vidence, which lhip was cat away off Re
vel, in the Gulph Of Finland People,
and part Of the cargo faved.
Same day, the fchosnef Sally, Bume, II
III DAYS flo.n CharIeiton, for Philadelphia,
bu. could not &c, up the Delaware.
Same day, the ich'r Farmers Delight
Brown, CT Philadelphia, from st. Croix,
bound to Philadelphia, but could not &c
up the Delaware on account of head wlnts.
Left, fchooner Good- Intenf, Baker, OF N
York, juit arrived from Madeira brig
Clariiia, Of Philadelphia, for Carollna /;
brig Eliza and Sarah, Whitehead, OF do.
| brig Olive, Clinton, Of n. Haven ich'e
InduAly, of Vienna, from St. Thomas ;
lch'r Babridge, of Salem, to fail next day
for Edenior.; brig DsanaOa, OF n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17
PHILADELPHIA, January IS.

Arrived lhip Fame Jones, amiterdan.
Cieared, laip George. Rec, RAicelo.
ma brig Fair American, Da Gotta, Sa.
ysnl.ah fch'r Lydia, Lol.dell, Charles.
ton loop Almira, Goodwin, Baltimore !
Nancy Wel9, Norfolk.
Captain Baitz, of the brig Sarah, left
the following vefels Of this port at St.
Thoaas on the 10Th December. Brg'
Mentor, Topman LARK, Brown Sally,
Thackara, Talk, M'Pherion, and Rover,
Bride time of falling unceEsain.
Ship Ploughboy, Jones, Of this pert,
was at Bourdeaux the 4th November TAX.
ing in Ballaf, and to fail for Philadelphia
in few days.
Captain Nicols, Of tie brig Lilly, (al
rived here on Wedaetaay) failed from
Aux Cages on the aIt uIr. in company
with fchooner Nymphi, for Baltimore;
parted from her on the ame day, off Cap;
Donna Marie, aad the lchooner Trlall
Wellman, for Bottom.
Left at DIX Cares,
Brig Lucy Small, to fail IN 5 days tor
Portland.
Schooner Amazon, Lukeman, 70 do.
for Newburyport.
Sukey and Peggy, Wallace, fhorsly TOT
Philadelphia.
Ship Delaware, from St. peterlburg,i
reported in the river.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17
POSITION. IanuarY7.

MOROCCO OFFICIAL.
Ex,raa Of ietter from Conful SimPion,
10 Coniul Gsyino, dated IsDgier, z7lh
September, 1902.
+" am happy 10 tell yen, that fone
matters il d,icuiion with this country,
have already been 70 far explained, ard
misconceptions On The part e tt's govern
uicnt done away, as to leave me no room
10 apprehend ,onger necefisy Of having
reeourie to America for infruttion:, as
every matter is in The faireit train of per-
tett accommodation, and hope the gun
carriages vii. come jua in tine 20 fettle
every thing, a; leaf for fome years, until
they think of ionething eife to ak for. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-17

/ Haven, and others. The big Vanskab.
from N. York, was 70 fail Eek. day fo :,
Oronoko. The brig Sarah Of Philadelphia.
failed days before Tor ST. Thomas. Tb.
fth'r Maria, Of Vienna, lately taken by
French ffigate's boat, was abeut i,syInp
ST. Croix the was Till in pcheiIion OF The
French, and was taken by them on fulpi
cion Of her Icing engaged IN tie fnugglin,
trade.
The fah'r Ann, Gelder, Of Philadelphia.
in S days IRON Point. Petre, Guadaloupe
with molsfes. She was a.io defined .or
Philadelphia, pus in here il diarets, having
loft he main boom, ard the captain, mate
ard part Of Ike crew be;ag 6ck. ".
cou.d get no other news from her, as Gle
is under quarantine.
January II.
BY the faip Alexander, Fitch, in sday,
from Charlelton, the Editor of The Mer
camille Adversiier has received file Of
Chsrleaon' papers TO the 9th infant, in
cludve. The arrival Ct the brig Sally,
Lcroux after lhort pafage Of as DAYS
from Guernfey, fufnifhes the Europeaa
intelligence in the preceding page
Events which may have been recorded in
the intermediate dates, between the nth
and 21d o. November, could net be
noticed By the Charleiton Editors, who
had merely time to ex,Iaf. the Kings
Speech az the opening of tie Bririfh Par.
liament. A London Paper of tie nth
November flares that the differences be.
tween' tse Ensiilh Government and that
Of France, On the fubjett Of Malta, are
insl,y adipfed and that the Empero,
OF Germany had acquieiced in the new plan
Of indemni,ies brought forward by France
ard Rrfla.
November 18th, Georgia Sea-Ilaud
Cotton is. rod. TO rs. Sd. duty Is. Iod.
per cwt. Hice 50 to 4es. Carolina To.
bacco Sd to I'd. Georgia do. sd to Il.
When the lhip Property, capt. Jough.
1T, left Gibraltar, tie ffigate John Adam.
was laying there the Adams lay a, Alge-
frs waiting for Tripolitan brig 4: the
Conael.ation had lott her foremsR and
ipars in a gale of wind and had pus ins
MALAGA to repair.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
FROM The PORT EoLIo.
A MODERN ANTIQUE.

:, ~ FORM patriots and nse's mind,
70 70" itrAnge medley, ar, Of ED cornbin'd,
~ WI ana folly, genius void of !enEe,
Malicious deeds, and mildnets il preface,
end P.oHS athei'rn, profigate and grave,
'NTeHfly pure, and wenching wiki aays.
II fr'endlhip's rights, the PATRIOTS bolon,
noy'd,
b of Walkers w.f:-llow much he iov'5.
toF faith 70 P:omitc woaidh chou chan, his
yraife3
Fer PEltry gold, lol precious patte-boara
pays
btetnal God ne bows before thy chrome,
R'es and whites, g. twenty Gods o. none. .
e y, was the faffiot }ags OF ancient times:
On may tueh patriots never grace our clir,es.
Noi yirtue lend her MAX 10 lid rhc baicf
crimes
Gabriel Jones.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
FIRE.BELL.

IL has been the cultom, in this place,
70 call The citizens together at the Ca
P'tol ef ringing The bell Il is generally
coniidered as the notice for Ere. When
me twenry- elghS sspa@Licaag met she
other day co tux abeai fb$ jeayq, rhe bell
was !reng. Some PSrions Immediately
equipped rhenielves with their buckers
&c. and had sne farisfa6tion of beiiny
laughed az as dupes. a Grnilar farce
was played On the 40 OF March, as the
ahniyeria'y Of Ieferioa' eledfion. The
eoniequencc Of this is, that, if Fhere
Was now TO be an actual as., or orber
cauie or alarm. the ringing OF the bell
would NOT bring rhe citizens toeetber.
I his reminds Us OF the fable OF she. bav
and the wolf. We hope that. if the de.
mocfaes ever take lnch freedom a third
time, the ringers viii be ienr 70 iaiI az
dilfufhcrs OF the peace.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
NEW DISCOVERIES.

Captain Ray ofshc American flip Hope
or the I'd Of December, SOL, d,ieovercd
an lAant about = leagues inlength, in a. deg.
5. lac. and ,66 deg. RI minutes e4a longf-
tdde. The i1aaa appeared to be well CO.
lYefed With wood, bat ne could nrt approach.
Efficiently near to diltinguifh ,yhether or no
was Inhabited. + our days alter, IN ). 4s,
= ia. and 1e,3, 20 long. lsw another Iland
about / leagues in length, bat rhc want of
competent boats, prevented his further dif-
coyeyy. Neither of thclc flands is marked
on any map or chart. Captain Ray, on leaving
America, proceeded 20 Fallsiand's .Aand,
where he remained iN months, aid was {uc-
ceisiqiin getting fkinS; be thee wsnt 10 the
Ill nd of South Georgia, and faid three
f'on,hs there. He then attcGp pied 10 pro-
coed 70 China, round Cape Noro, BAT after
beating abodt For6o days, he was obliged to
aba1doa the Enterprise, ald to pug into Pors
Dctre, OH The COAT of Patagonia, and after
wards return 70 the river Ia Place, wbers he
remained three months 70 dry bis f.ibs. He
next touched at Port Jackiou, and in his
paUsge thence 10 Canton where he iifpoied
o. his ikins to great Advantage be made the
di:coVary in auction.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
y Gabriel Jones.
EFpasE q q lstts,, Jf5-esa Prldsr:ckgn1 I, 2ats6

Il is thought nlcsi.afg 70 add, that your
paPeI docs not at ali times come regular 10
silis place. Was it known where she fault
La, perhaps redreis might be had we hope
however, you will not be negligent ON your
paIr
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12

men 20 nj their. places Shall we Send f.,
l pfaiitSfss Tor John Adams, TO fcsley H..
Patterion,- or to Baltimore for C,bafes
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12

, Z ihere was one Juror, ard only one, who
ycfe above the rank Of BIS brethren. He told
Chaie that he had already formed his opini-
on of Tie P19lpeR, and therefore coGld not
fcryg. Chats bullied him iaso the box. Behold
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
80

flrole f,jah to which the federal printers
arc at Preient referring With fuch Petulant
exuitation.
1bc New-York Evening Poa has forty
Is, and TIC Herald fixty eight qures Of paper.
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