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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12


!TaleJrand, il his famous rersoir 10 the nation
al inRitute, Jays, anl the vanity OF every French
mans heart fays amen, thar France won for Ame
RIGA her Indspen iencs., He fays every body ID
this cououy, however devoted q England, WAS
obliged nevertheless TO con ELS this undonbted truth
Our safe jae9bins have always ebeerf4iy admitted
i, and have Affected to make virtue OF their fer.
Witty to France. as if The fentiment Of gratitnd-
enflaved them. Tmpru1ert hypocrites! What
teniment has any power over theft. men Of VIC;
lence P4triotiim has none; for if it had, they
would fee the degrading fAEtY Of the Frepeh claim,
upon our couu.ry. ,4. 1871
Count D'Efang came TO Newport with 4 et
and ar infer or feet under. Lord Howe decoyed
him from the Grg-, led HIM a wild 60 e chafe
and hnally obliged our army 20 raife It with ener
NOUS cxpenie an lols He ed at Savannah
and vi more ralhnef, than con tud, ran his head
agai7lt lis walls 10 a defper&se aGa1lt.-His uoqps
and ours were repulfed Four, or perhap, fix
lhouf4nd men Allied 2t the attack on Cornw4 Ills
1t was an important frrviceiy is granted.-But
Thu was the shift OF the all we had. Surely FIX
thoutand more land rces could have been RATED,
N our country, exhaplted as il was, and twice r.
thoulahd qgouLI have beer RATED in Msnachufrt 8
alone, and as many moe in Connect Gu, in addition
70 our army, fooner than abandon the conlea.-
Their own dreadfu war o Conquer the province OF
La Vendee ought to have taught the French that
brave men would do and fuff-r much more than We
ever fufeled in our for independence, rather
than TO lofe cur Object and fubmiI 10 the fgord Of
a conqueror.
It is lttrue, thar France conquered for Us OR
Independence. H. is Frenchman who faFs il,
b4fe hearted citizen who admits It The war
was hard and heavy on our part, inT7si; Brt !!
eUat d6iatey botef % that g GrsGt Britain, @ag BE-
fore and no hing prevented our fettling with our
great adverlary locner than we did but the ans
Of cur great ally. That allY at the LAT was trcked
in The terms, and ufcd a her ART and diligence
70 bam. the projea for Auditing them agreed on
between MeiIrs. Adams and Jay, and the Eneliit
PienlPo ettary. This every body knows. --Thi:
the Revolutionary Frsnch have admitted. So far
then from, owing our independence to France, i
was in fpiie OF her that We got il At lat.
The next thing we hear from Mr.. Tslleyrsnc
viii be that che French won for Us the conaueR a
Saratoga. If be G4uld afert il there are thof
who cali thsnleives Americans who are ignorant
or wiling enough 70 fwear 10 il
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12
PifestIanp.

Crfs5fat-A woman was walking, and r1an
looked ar Ter, ard followed her. The WON an
faid, why do you foiow me >' He aniwered,
$ .becaule | have fallen iploye with you " The
woman fdid, Why ar; you 10 love with me J. Ny
hicr is mulh hand$5ner-fne is conf e after me
go and n2le love TO her" The man turned
back an5 faw aw man with an ugly face being
'ery rfuch dlipieafed he went away 10 the fra wo
man, and fad g Why do you tell ifory %. The
woman apfwered, e Neither. aid you lpelk she
truth: for. if You are IN love with me, why did
you 20 after aaothe. woman - Tie man was
oon'ouneed. 49,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

Arc:iots.--The famous Bacon. afterwards Lord
Veialem the ARA founder Of the true Philofophy,
being; APpopei one Ct III. Judges of the nothern
cir uir, il came &c bis turn, At he town OF Carde,o
ttras Judge the criminal court, when malsfaaor
who was found gully by The jary OF foplc capital
ofe1ce, eAraealy poruned him to i4ye his lite
Fl ding that nothing he f4id at al 3varlsd TO move
the 6rmrefs of the Judge. he q, length defred his
mercy on account d ndred. Pray fad he lodge
how can thai Be for evea + ! could think fnyi,lf
jotiG in. p'rdoning you on, thar account you
would fndit impcEiolr, an (nre. 'to:make that
out Why, pleale your lorLihp. fid the, fellow.
nay name Is Hog, and your name is Bt4on, and
e,er hnce the world began Hog and Bacon, have
be;n 70 nest akin that they are cot to be fsparat
ed '.Ay, bur, replied Judge. Bacon, you and I can
not be ak n except you be executed for Hog is
not Bacon nrti i + 4osH barged. Then my lord,
retufned The fellow, do moi, 9sieecb u, difgace
your lordhp's family BY bazgisg me, into il
This anecdote, which is among lord Bacon's own
rec rds, concludes with flying that tie ready and
tduntlef vii of the fellow who vas hut peafsrt.
did e. n Chilly pleafe thar great man, hat 1.-THE
oGs &C beiag only paealing) be gave bin his
pardon, and di'IniG-d him with an irj1ntioh there
afttrt excsr'i his wiz 10 the way of wifdons--
that is to lay honefy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

o,gar IF fqpa'ar fJrqf,--T' The following srtiol.
Is eHtradsd from the : lnatooions OF s1e king Of
MAJ nsie@n, TO lie PriRce 81, fpn, canaatcd Fl ON
the p Gan, by lbe Gel, brated hICtarland. ...,
tayoE~cf &'can3, living near the gate
hat led 70 tie 5urlGg place. had, By bis hop.
s6ard. ~ eartbta FL, hanging upon a nail, into
which he thge~ iiI;c ftone, when any corpfe was
carrisd.b7, and, at the end, of every moon, he
c2rpted the qopfenls in order 70 alcetain The nnm
Der If the dsYe4ied AT length The taylor died
h Rlfelf sud l9me TING alter, perfon, ignorant
Of this cirtnn lance, obieryirg his ibcp 70 be de
iertet, inquired tie tsaion---Oh, Gays asighoor,
the taylor TOO hes goGr p Pr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

Bo7so.u. The art Of guiding ballcors las iaes-
IL been dif-ovsred al Berne, in Switz-rhud. TX
psrinrats are glJrsly to be made 10 EnglAad
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-18
WHEREAS

tBARTIMEUS WHITE has, by his
petition to the Hon. Jamfs MARTIAL,
efa offered to deliver up all his property,
real, perlonal and mixed, to which he is in
any manner entitled, for the benefit of his
creditors, and has alto prayed to be adj
mitted to the benefit Of the infolvent law,
pafIed by Congrefs for the relief Of infoi-
yeot debtors within the Diitria OF Co
lunbia, the attendance of the creditors of
the faid Bartimeis White is requeited on
the 10TH day Of May, init. at the court
houfc in the town of Alexandra, at ten
O'Clock in the morning, at which time and
place the oath, according to law, will be
administered to the fad petitioner.
BY order of the Hon. James Marfhall.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
May II. Old
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GMker's 9sIarksfn,,,

* ENTLEMEN, in any part w,
~ GINA wko have iubfcriptien :,
|psrs in their hands, are earneltly reqc.a. g.
led to fend them immediately by pot - !.
the publifhers in Philadelphia VOL,
is in great forwsrdneis, aud will i, is n,a
fumed, be ready for delivery early in H.,
fall ; before which time it will be the i
terett Of thofc who intend to fnbfcyibe ia
leave their names with the publilher..
Since the proipettus WIS 6ra iaued
Judge Tucker has made felec,ion Of ii.
mott applicable of Mr.. Chrii1ian's Notes,
which will be printed under their props,
references.
May -. conn
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-18
HprH 70. QN So
the United States of America,
AbrI 81.

n liz ~ tiASNo ~ tOINS VA AAAiAS' lSSsS
Difrif of C0lumbiQ, to qen:
TX r HEREAS an information has Seen.
Y filed in the D:fiia Court of the,
United States, for the Diaria of Colpm-s
bia, by John Thomfon Mafon, Elquire,
Attorney for the fame, againa nine pack
ages of sSUSPENDERS of the value of
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, current
money Of the United States, which faid
nine packages OF Sufpenders were brought,
in the Britith barque called the Henry,
from foreign port, TO be unladen and
delivered from the faid barque called the
Henry, within The United States, to vii,
ar the port of Alexandra, in ,he diHriet.
sforefaid, and were by Lionel Trotter
then and there, being the mater and hav-
ing the command of the iaid barqoe called
the Henry, cauied. fufered and permitted
20 be.unladsn and delivered from the1aid
bafque called the Henry, within the u.
States. to wit, at the port of Alexandra
aforefaid, without permit from Charles
Simms, ,Efq. then and there and now be
Ing Collector Of thefsid port Of Alexan-
dria, at the county Of Alexandria and
Dieritt of Columbia aforefaid, be the,
iaid Lionel 'Tfotter, then and there be.
ing the mater and having the command
OF me iaid barqus called The Henry, anu
tie laid John Thomion Maloa, has pray
cd thar The iaid nine packages of Sufpen.
ders may be condemned and dilpeted Of,
FOR The benefit of The United States, as Is
by law.Gssetted = Ind qu5srens, the Hon.
William Kitty, Judge of the iaid Court,
'las ordered Friday the twentieth day Of
May next, at eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon OF Abe fame day, for holeIins-a court.
az the court houle in the town OF Aiexan-
ifia, for tie trial thereof, agrceahiy 10
the prayer Of fad attorney Nance IS
5sre5y gi0ea, THAR a Diantt Court will
be then and there held for The trial of the
pFerai{es and the owner orownersy and all
perfons who may have any claim or int
reit therein, are hereby citef to be and
appear at the tinic and place afofeHsid, 10
hew caufe, if any they have. why a final
determination fhould not Pafs.
By order OF the Judge,
Tcfe.l
6. DENEALE, CLERK.
Clerk's Office,
.A1sxazdriu, A5yil IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-18

Englifh Gunpowder from + to
double battle,
so boxes fine Mufca'elle Raifns,
20 bales Spinning Cotton.
Peppers, black and, Cayenne, pimento,
cloves, nutmegs, cai1ia, cinnamon and
mace, Durham neaard, pearl ard Scotch
barley, pickles aforted in boxes, madden,
alum, copperas, indigo and brimfone !;
olive OIL bottles and aaiks, Godfred's
warranted iegars, bef chewing tobacco,
Leepsr and Hamilton's fnof, race and
ground. ginger, farcb, fig blue, pipes in
kegs and boxes, rice, prunes, gIauber
fats, red and pale bark, demijohns sdort-
ed, &c. &c.
April II. Dim
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Valuable Properly
FOR SALE.
One Traa ofabout / II 90 acres

One raet OF about 1 81 90 acres
ofland within Fix miles of Alexandria, on which
are a.good Crit Mill with two pair of hones
in good order; Diitiilery with three fills
and boiler, the houle has lately been enlarg-
ed and put in complete order; a dwelling
houfe with ewo rooms on the tirff and four on
the fccond floor; an excellent ice .louie, waih-
haufe and kitchen, all afmotf new and in good
order; a large barn and fable aimoh new I;
feveral out houfes for the nliier, diitiller and
work people, corn houfe, fmoke boule, fpring
houis, and fowls houfes, iand very good gar:
den. 'fhere are about $500 fruit trees On the
1 and, all of the ehoceR fluits America can at-
ford, and, we viii venture to lay that there is
nota better collection in Virginia ahout iixty
acres of the land arc inmeadow, and about 100
acres in woods, and mott Of it thitkly TIM
bered, particularly the bottom land, of W Inch
there are about 400 acres, executive Of the mea-
dow.
One other tra6 Of land about
~ miles from Alexandra, and adjoining on the
iouth iide of Ravenfvorth, containirg about 1 70
acres, This land is we'll iituatcd for farming :;
there is framed dwelling huuie on it, with two
rooms on the firf and two on the fccond floor.
One other Tract about FIVE
miles f,onl Alexandria, near me turnpike road
md the land Of Mr.. Charles Lee, occupied by
r.sFendall, continuing 80 acres and nlolt Of it
in woods. Z he only Improvement on this land
is a pretty good log hpufe.
Lots IN Alsxandrsa.
That Lot Of Ground on which
the bake h1ufe and dwelling houfe itand. al pre-.
isnr occupied by Mr.. Andrew Jamieion.
The Lot adjoining the bake
.houfe lot, on which the tobacco WAREHOUSES
itapd.
A large Lot soppoflte the to-
bacco warehoulrs, ON which are two lnisll franz
ed dwelling houies and a carriage houlc.
A Lot on the north welt cor
nor df Queen ard St. Afaph fireets, containipg
60 odd feet on Queen fereet and about 100 !eet
OF St. Aiaph areet.
ALot on the ea9 iide Of Wah-
ineton freet, near Queen ilreet, containing
on Warrington ttreet % feet, and in depth Z 70
odd feet, with the benefit Of AN alley Of 10 feet
6inches, running the Whole diitance on the
-south fade and Gait end of the lot
Lands snshs Wg2ern Country,
One Tract of 1876 acres, enc
of 1000 acres, ard one of 900 acres in Ran
dolph, formerly. Harriion county, Virginia, equal
in quality TO mott Of the lanas in that county.
One tract in Kenhawa, f9rnlerly Montgomery
county, or Mud river, containing about 5000
acres; this land is abonc 4oIniies below the mouth
Of Great Keahawa, and about miles from the
Ohioriver, is ainaoa all bottom land and equal
IN nuality TO any lard IN, that county. and nayi-
gable within two miles Of the land.
One Tract of4oo acres on CO.
p;tali,c creek, which empties into the Great
keuhawa, iaid TO be very valuable.
HEPBURN and DUNDAS.
Nav II EI2) 2aw6tt
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IN busJuaases Of a Deed Of
1rgP f,0m Robert Afrajr, aserajSd, 10
fbe ju6frribsr, svai be extelea1 10 Ials
On Saturday fbe astb das at;r aayre.xt,
an fbe prsmslss, tbs.talloeyixg
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
Pix.
A tract of Land on Holiness S.
run, in Fairfax county, containing forty
four acres and an half, with water Grit
Mill, Dwelling Houfe and other improve
..rseuts thereon .knownby the name #
Milford, and formerly occupied by no.
bert Alliiou, deceafec, and IS dittant from
Alexandria about miles.
Another piece of Land IN the
vicinity Of this town, rear the George
Town road, containing Eve acres and
Ten perchss.
ALTO, the effate, title and In
scrsf of faid Robert Meafe tothe follow
ing lots and ground rents, viz. one Lot
fronting on Pittfreet, between King and
Cameron areets, lately occupied by Ro-
herr Mtaie as garden a Lot on Walss's:
Alley, adjoining the Lots in poGehion Of
Michael 1aorn and Thomas Crandel; a.
ground rem, OF one hundred and "A dolls. per
annum; on Lot on Union ifreet, leaied
TO Thomas Crandell one other rent of
forty dollars per amen; on a Lot on.
Walss's Alley leaIed 10 Michael Thorn.
The fale Of the 6ra mentioaed tract Of
Land, will commence at II o'clock a..
NJ. and of the remainder at 5 o'clock p.
M Terms of faie are notes with ap-
proved endorlers, negotiable atthe Bank.
of Alexandria, payable in three, fix,
and nine months. Deeds to be executed
TO the purekafers after the lae payment.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
1rAfee.
A8rI 20. dsf
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g t.n
For Sale,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fine and coaIfe Salt,
Firf quality Sugar in bis.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar in hhds
and bis.
Three pipes old Lifbon Wine,
Penntylvania and Swedilh Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, $ feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne 90. about 5 feet.
And at the MiNs
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter of Paris by the bufhel.
William Hawthorne.
9Th Mo. s. d
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iAEiPAk NEKetiiP OF
HEPBURN g DUNDAS.

TlLT DO INV, y y q N DIIO
being by mutual content d'tIoIved, all
pegions indebted TO them are 7eafneRly re-
quoted tonalSe immediate payment, or
they will be under the.nece1lity Of Bringing
loit asainlt every delinquent, and all ,hofe
who may have claims .againa TIE n are.
deGrsd TO bring them in that they may.
be paid.
VIM. HEPBURN,
JOHN DUNDAS.
Alex May IL. aaw6wt
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ROBERT 3. JAMESON

ROBERT 3. JAMESON
OFFERS FOR SALE,
go hhds. 1T quality Mufco-
vado Sugar,
IS do. I'd do. do.
10 do. sd do. do.
Loaf and Lump do.
10000 ID. beit Green Coffee,
80 Or. chefs frelh Teas, aaorted
from@Bohea toImperiai,
18th proof Irilh Whikey,
Jamaica, Antigua and N. E. Rum,
Coniac- and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Gencya,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Clarer in cafes OF TO 8 doz.
so boxes Albany Chocolate, If and
I'd quality,
Mould and dipt Candles,
White and brown Soap,
200 reams Of Wrapping Paper Of diff
ferent fizes,
Patent Shot aforted, from BIB to
No. 10,
Madeira,
Sherry,
Port,
Iifbon, ,rrrA,re
Catalonia.
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ALL perfons having claims
againit FRANCIS H. ROZE8, Efq.
deceafed, of Motley Hall, are dedfed TO
bring them in properly authenticated
and thofe owing the eaate, are rsqaehcd
to make immediate payment to the loo.
fcriber, who is authorized to iettie the
fame.
THOMAS L. WASHINGTON,
Alexandra.
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CHARLESTON, May 70.

A fire broke Oct this morning about
one O'Clock, on board the lchr. Sallb
capt. Gardner, of New York, lying at
Pritchard's wharf. The alarm being ear.
~ given, the activity Of the citizens pre-.
vented the flames from fpreading to the
adjacent veGels, notwithstanding The diff.
Guilty of procuring water the tide belog
at the lowelt ebb. The fire originated IN
the cabin, but whether from carele!sneis
or dedgn is NOT yet aicertained ; no per-
lon being on board at the time. The
Sally put into this port few days fince,
in difrefs, on her voyage from Richmond
to New York; and having taken out her
cargo, had undergone a thorough repair.
Her quarter deck is entirely confirmed;
and her timbers we believe 10 much IN.
jured, as to render her hull unfit tor re.
pairs.
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S iLEM, Mey ~.
ANNUAL ELECTION.

On WedueIaay, Tie ExeeutiOe and Le-
ei1atfve Braneb<sef orr State government
net at The Stare Hoas in Bsf0n. lbe re
elet7ion Of GU. Stroag gus a/eevtaiaed BY
a vaf majority Of e,otes. The Ben. Da-
vid Cobb 4vas 1nauimsuEy re, elected Pre-
Gdent of The Senate, and Mr.. WeudeH
Davis qvas ebg/fn Secretary; and tbe
Hon. Harryou Gray OTIS 7yas eleHed
Speaker ofrbe Hog/s Of ReSrs/satafives.
The frengtb Of parties qvas tried in The
HoaJs of Reprs/sufafives BY the eb0iee ojfa
Speaker. TIE 4obole num6erof oates 4vss
100. Mr.. OTIS, The fSdsral candidate,
bad IA, Mr.. Morton 70, and there qve,e
three catering rv0fes. This rs/aif is /ueb
as avas to be exYa7ed51om tds Stale Of Mg/
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CONSULATE OF SPAIN,
Ra(fimofe, W. 9, I0o3.

lfAtttNsIS &'Af/ - !.
The undersigned, his Catholic Malei-
TVS Conful for the fate Of Maryland,
hereby gives public notice 10 thoie whom
I. may concera, that agreeabiy TO Roy
al order Of the King his mater, iiiued at
Tortola the roth November, 1907, and
officially .ranfnitred 10 him; Contular
Cerincatss viii be required In all the
CuHom Houfes in the kingdom of Spain,
proying the expectation and o.igin OF all
foreign produce or merchandise intended
10 be imported In any Of the ports thereof.
Theie Certificates 10 be given by his
MaieRy's Confuls rehding in the reipec-
tive provinces, or departments to whole
diiria the articles of produce or goods ~
certified 'Yhail have belonged, or by thoie
re6ding at the ports OF expectation:
With this abfolute condition, that Nr
each feoarate article and owner, certi.
hsate moG be produced, fptelfying the
number Of packages or chefs therein con,
tainsa and ftparate certificates will be
required, according to the divefG1y OF
me articles, of The marks, Of the pack
ages, chefs and owners; and IN every
insance of contravening this Roy al order,
he goods fhall be conhicated.
n. B. BERNA 8EU.
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crew off. She had lol hes rudder, r.,
matches open, both mats gone and mum
Der Of lemons floating in her hold /; az.
peared TO be about 40 tons, and almoe
new. May II, lat. Il, IS, long. 81 ~
fpoke fchr. Sulan, from the Wet Ind,ss
FOR Portland.
Brig Almira, Marhall, from Limerick
Left 70 American ve!frls. Sailed in 90
ihip Numa, Kilerain, of Portland, ior
Charlefcn; parted two days out. Spoke
May i9, lat. 50, 49, long. oo, 9, fhip
|iner las near as the name could be IN.
derfood) capt. Myers, S days out from
this port for Amlerdam. Eft, lat. 20
81, long. 90, 80, fchr. a8 days from
Dominica for Bottom. 2zd, lat. 40, 40
long. 70. sc, Englifh hip William.
days from Philadelphia for Liverpool.
The commercial friend, AT New Orleans
who favored US with The following Lit of
vefsls, lying there on The 21a Of April,
informs US that the ihp Dilpatch, Piles
from Philadelphia, is funk IN the River,
with little expectation other being.rsifed.
Freights were dell, and little produce
had coene 10 market.
Ship AuguRa, Delano, Of Na,chez, for
Liverpool; Hiram French, of New
York, for Liverpool, Howard, Black
Columbas, Burger, Sukey, Whipple, and
Mary, Sinclair, all OF New York The.
mas, Wilton, Of Philadelphia, for Liver.
pool Flora, Dehart, do. do. Superior,
Wilton, Europe Sally, Hunt for Ii
verpool-; James, Chandler, OF Baltimore,
FOR do. Fidelity, Weems Maddiion,
W, repairing /; Antelope of Bottom.
Briggs Julianna. Vann Duym, of New.
York Tro, Fran, of do. for Europe;
Fair, Manhattan, Parks, Of do. Patty,
Hall Polly, Jones, of Bottom; Maria,
-, Sally, Edwards, ofPhiladelphia;
for Kingaon Spanifh Lady, Vanneman;
Augufus, Toby Dill patch, Stewart, Of
Philadelphia !; Julia, of do. from Jamai-
ca John and Mary, Bray, of ChalIeRon,
for Havre; Nancy, Melton, of do. for
fale, freight or charter; Malabar, Bun.
ker, of Baltimore, for Havre Mercury,
Teel, of Wilmington, Del. fer the United
States with Kentuckymen. Schooners
Harrif, Baker, Portland, pu, into Havan.
uah in diarefs; Lydia, Patteron, Of
Char!cfon Suckey, Lewis, of Philadel-
yhla Rhoda, Green, Regulator, Evans, &
Adventure, Of Philadelphia, arrived with
difpatohes Unity, Lambert, of New
York Sukey and Polly, of do. Chit
fin, Portland Sioop Mary, Chale, New
buryport.
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Tie three j2oy
BRICK HOUSE 6 LOT,
II fee hmple,

In fee tlm2le,
Situate upon tie north iide of Prince
Arest, and eat fde Of Warrington Rresr,
and bounded as followeth, VIZ.
Beginning at he interitffion of laid
ireet, and running thence northward!y
with Wafhingson ttreet and binding there
with 100 feet 70 a 10 feet alley, thedce
ealiwardly with the line Of the alley and
psfrsllel to Prince aFect 63 tect, thence
sicuthwardly win line.psFsellei 20 Waih-
,ington areet "A feet, thence weawaFdly
with line spafFsllcl 10 Pin : frees 81
feet, thence louthwardly with a line "a
ralsel TO Walh,pgton &reer 70 feet 70
<Ps;nee Areet, theace wefwardly with that
itreesand binding Herewith to the begin
ming, being z6 seet.'
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Mr.
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Mr.. Js6etfaa's PAPER MONEY IkSD4"
Mr. Gabriel Jane, of Rockingham county
The following itatement OF facts, 'e'
lating to this tranladion, are made TO 'D'
Editor of this paper, in way when loo
obtained lis entire confidence. IL IS
tranfaefion concerning which mucn %,
been written-m has been Puol,'ii''
much has been faid. Thoie VINO nav
in any way intereted themielves wiz !c -
pleafed to fee it reduced TO preciho"'
To community Of 70 much Intell'g1"S Il
which contains 70 many indlvioualS y
great endowments, there can be no >.
GETTY for the Editor Of this paper 10 ' q,
tempt to give a complexion, wnen Nv
facts fpeak 70 loudly and 10 eloquent a.
for themfelves. By this remark We
not mean to forefall public oPln'o"d ol.
10 thofe Editors or writers who may t 'v
low different traa. The arft duty WIN WIN
we owe to our fuhfctibers Is 70 p''