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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
Abner Rogers,

INFORMS his friends and cueomers'
/ that he ma, for fale, at his acre NO. 10
F1G arecf, Portland, qearly oppohte the
Maine Bank, a hand!ome afortment OF
Gold and Silver Watches,
CHAlHs, KEYS, SEALS, sc.
As cheap a. can Be bad IN Bolton-And be-
ing driirons OF turning his attention 10 the
Clock AND WATcH MAKING BgsIAEss,
offers for fale his STOCK IN TRADE
at the frft coa) coo6iting OF Broadcloths,
Canimeres, Callcoes, Shalloons, Durants,
Oimiies, and variety of other articles,
with a good aflortment of HARDWARE
GooDS.
T Warranted good 5 day CLocE',
and TImEPIEcEs, may be had at ihort
notice.
o. Wanted TO hire, JouRNFYmAN
that is a workman at Repairing Watches.
One with approved recommendations, may
End good encouragement. by applying as
above. III No. ~, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
Lands g Mix far Sale.
FOR SALE, on the moi rea-


FOR SALE, on the NOT rea-
lonablg terms, valuable f-t Of Mills, be-
insa Saw and cri9 Mil, together with Two
hundred acres Of etcelentL aud adjoining the
Zane, including the privileges Of lAid Mills,
on both Eses CT the river, on which they
Rand. Said Land and Mills, lying IN the
-four lhing and peai-ntly Etusted Town ct
Bzr-5r, Al the head Of navigation, on Penob'
foot River.
ALTO, between four and FIVE
thouiand acres OF choice Land, in T'zegt5iP
NJ. A. third Range, north Of the Waldo Pa
teut exempt from iramediate iettlement -
Said land will DC fold either in Lots, or by
the whole quantity, As may beit iuit the pur-
chsfers. In the lalt mentioned townlhip, IS a
faw and sfilt-mii, compleat for bufineis TO-
sether with twenty families and i diilsnt
only twelve miles from navigation.
Likewife, three ;houland acres
of good Land. 20 lctters only, with right
to ieleGt the fame, in Tozg-Etp No 4, fourth
Range, ror,h OF the Wa do Patent, IN which
iegcral fetilements have been commenced.
Alto, a thouland acres, in
TozvsJ6ib No z, fourth Range, north Of the
Waldo Paten.-in which townIhip, there arc
between twenty and thirty iculements, to-
eether With lcqer4l families new rtGdent ID
lsid town.
Likewile, three hundred acres
Of excellent Land. of the frlt quality, in the
noted and diiinguiihed To-vasip No 3, fifth
Rage, north of the Waldo patent known
by the name of Lincoln Tozrn-in which fet
Of nills was erected lat fcafon, and in which
there were then about thirty fettlernents
Alto, ieveral thouiand acres
Of good Land, in TozggfiP No a, leveuth
Range, called CoEge Tozvn. The whole Of the
above Lands Will be dilPoied of on liberal
credit TO lettlers. The price of iaid Lands
will vary as it refpeGts their htuation and
quality, from nine to fifteen fhilling' per acre.
Gentlemen who may be pur-
chaftrs Of the above Lands, when they take
into confederation the fertility Of its foil, the
agreeablenefs Of rs ftuation. being in the
neiyhborhood Of what ioon mutt be an extern
five navigation, will undoubtedly hereafter
thank its prelent owner, Tor this opportunity,
of making fuch vauab e soqu iiiion /; by
winch HtduS tneN "ii DC lulACiShtiy dOiS
greatly to enhance their properties.
The terms and particulars of
the fAle Of the above Lands, may be known
by enquirins Of MOSES HODSDON, JUN. At
Ksa4zyGeag Piastation, twelve mics nor;hwe0
Of Bangor. Said HoDspoN refides at BrzViet,
county Of York, from the 6rlt Of December to
the lira of April.
Portland FEB. IS, 1908. -
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

THE nonrefdent proprietors or own
i era Of the feveral Lots Of Land lying
il PalcnG, in the year one thoufand eight
hundred and one, (now part 10 Poland and
part in Miz0t) in the county Of Cumber-
land and commonwealth Of Mahachui1tts,
hereafter named, are hereby notified that
the fame are taxed in the Town Tax, in
the bill committed to me the fubiciiber,
one Of the Collectors ofthe faid town for
the year 1901, to collect in the fums fol-
lowing, 10 wit /:
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

I OST, fuppofed in Portland, Three
Il Tickets in the Second Clais Soai0
hadLy Canal Lotteyy-viz. Nos. 6715' t7'o'
and 672I. Whoever has found The isfs
and will leave them with the Printer, nan
be rewarded for their trouble. fe6 4
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
Portland Breaery.


BREWERS and MdLTSTERS,
ID Efpeafullyiuform the inhabii~sts o. Port T
X land. they continue TO brew POTTER
STRONG BEER, ALE, and TABLE bEEK
Matters of vefeIs may be fupplied with
Beer, warranted to keep IN any part OF che
weird.
Malt and Hops; freh Yeait.
f. Cath for BARLEY and Empty BOT
TTFs FEB Il.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

dHiteu z5tates=s-DIsTMcr OF Mas
o- february n, IGc,.
NOTICE is hereby given 20 he 80
IN itors Of JOHN FAXON, of Car. -
IN the DIttrict Of Maine, merchant .T.s-s,,
whom Commifiion of Bankruptcy 49,.
been duly ifued and proceeded upon' 80
they may be heard, If they think ~
fore the Judge Of Iaid D+Rrftf Com, II
the fri Wedneiaay Of Mareb next. n N, N
Court Houie in Hifq1ri, IN faid DIRss
againf making and allowing a ceTtise ~
OF diicharge TO laid Bankrupt brfa,-
which time exceptions to fuch allow,res
may be exhibited. - :
DAVID sEwALL, J c. sf Z Ds,is
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

NOTICE is hereby giveo that the fob
IN fcirbcr who has been chnien the AZ.
torney and TruRee If the Creditor; Of
JOHN PRITcHARD, Of Portland,
Trader that he will attend "a reeve The
feveral demands againf la;d Priichar5, =
his dwelling houfe in faid Portland, wv
Hed7ei4ay nest,
TThofe who are indebted to fa;d Pritchard
are hereby informed, that The demands
againft them VIII be put in iuii unlsis pad
within thirty days from the date hereof.
DANIEL COBB, Ait0rEJ.
Portland, FEB. "a, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
Rich Land for Sale.

CEVERAL original Proprietor's qvbole
- rights, and Parts of rights, within that
large tract called the Z" Tzventy AR6ciate5
Land !" the 6tuation OF which Land may
be ieen on the Map Of the Ditra OF
Maise, the great road from Augufa, on
the E=nnebrc River, eafrts thro' one of
the plantations called DavjRozOn, to BeLfaE,
on Ptnobfcet River ;-thc fituation OF;
this place is deiightiui--the Land fuperla.
lively good ; fine dreams interfea If and
fall into naVisable Rivers, in advantageous
dire6tions-on one lide is the Kenne5ee only
IS miles diftance, on another fide BeIfaR
on Ptnoblcot River about miles.
ALTO to be fold 10 the Plantation Of Hope
and ID the town OF Cantasn, on Penobftot
Bay, the rights in a number and parts of
lots from 10 10 700 acres, very good land.
For price, and terms of payment en-
qu're at No. So Cornhill RRoa, in Malta
chuietts. IA. wy
faHndrY II, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
CONDITIONS of Cir Ga7erEe.


The price Of this CAzETTE to lubicrfbfr' 7
town, who receive their papers by 'he ca
riers, is TWO DOLLARS per snaum.--s.J DA'
tant fu0fcribcrs who have their papers i11'--
fngly will alfo pay taO dollars e1elnATs :
pohage.
Subscribers ia the country, who res'''1
their papers It the ot.ice Or BY pop' -
pay oSE DoLt4E ANB rirrx cENT'' si'''
FIVE of poaag-.
o Country fableribers arc eEP''isn
pay punaually every ycar--And to"' All
fcribers whenever Their bills arc PrlitI''-
The great ezpenee which hl' '''sn--l ],
eflablilhmsnt Of the Gazette, sis PE-' l''-.
will induce all its friends to weld eHe'''
compliance to the above liberal ts'''''
Ihofe who have bits CT rsvsral years i'-''--'
viii conGder the nereaitY Of fst'lenen''
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
NOTICE

NOTICE IS hereby given, that the fnb-
~ itriber has been duly appointed af-
tiEnee of the Ehaic and EF,9s Of
CHARLES SHAW, of Portland,
in the Dfrict of Maine, Trader, Bank.
rupt AL perfous Indebted 10 faid Shaw,
are hsreby requele1 to make immediate
Payment and thofe who have any W his
effects in their hands, arc quired 10 deItY.
the fame without delay tO
j. ID. HOPKINS, hlEEzsc.
Portland, FEB. r., 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
3sahtrn naius.

WHEREAs comri lion or
w hath brtn awarded and iTu-d 49,
JOHN ANDERSON, Of UIfcor,
in the D~srct If Maine, Merchanr
ihd IoHN ASDEssoE has been &C. &c
bankrupt-hc Is hereby required 70 fn,,.-s
himlslt to the Conditioner IN fa;s 60
hon named. on fueicsy the irl. on 49,.
the fourteenth, aud on Mondsv tie iv,u.y
eighth daysoi March next, AZ tea o'clork
"a each otiAid days, Al the OlFicc VI S.
CHAsE, Eiq ID MIcdc.iircct, near th, M
Marker, u Portland, and nl.Le frlt M
coveFy and diiclolure ol LIS Laatc ADD 49, =
When and where hisCredisois arc "a com. -
pared to prove Their debts and a. the 80
meeting 20 ehooic an Afignse or AlEpne-s
and At the LAT meeting the iaid Banksre.
required 10 fin III Lis examination ars -,
aA meeting any Of the Creditor. NJ 80
Bankrupt may TX heard before faid CaD,n--r
honeTs, againf The making " allouing WI ,
certificate tothc Judge of laid Dinria. w rr.;
&c ia.d Bankrupt to cert Eclte q diIrbs,-.
I All Perfons indebted TO faid Bsnkrus,
arc 10 make payment; and thoGe who ~.
any OF his effects, are 10 deliver The fam :,
iueh Perions only as the CommiiIioaer, fh,a
appoint. -
SALMON CHASE,
WILLIAM wiDcfRY c'~-iP'~p,.
Dafsf tttrHDy IA, 8os.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-03
II BHRBAR1~ POWER.

The Bey of Conaantine, who i. ilatc4
to have had fevere aaion with ihe
Bey of Tunis, according to the French
Papers, politics a comfortable town of
Africa, in the kingdom Of Algitrs 1t
is tie largef ard iirongeft place in all
the eaRern parts, and Is feated at The
top of a great rock There IS 30 way
to it but up llePs cut OUT of the rock !;
and the uiual way Of punifhing crimi
nails here is to throw them down lie.
cliff. Here are a great many Roman
antiquities, particularly trIumPhal
arch the preient Bey is 'ePrcIeoted as
mott ierocions barbarian, and vsfY
prompt in inA'ding puniihment
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-03
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. IS
FLR Ell

About four o'clock laa Sunday
morning wewere alarmed by diltreiling
cry of FIRE, which broke cut in the
building appropriated to the NewhamP@
lhire Bank--one half the building oc
ouPied by Mrs. Hart, as dwelling
houfe. The FIRE was difcovered by a
gentleman who lodged there who gave
The alarm Immediately, but before the
people could oollet, the FIRE bad burft
thro' the walls Of he honGe, and it was
foon enwfaped in flames, he family hav
ing fcarceiy time to efcape. The FIRE
communicated to the adjacent build
ings, and fpread with fuch amazing
rapidity, that every effort to aoP i was
in vain till it had defroyed the new
market, and every building on Daniel
Greet as, far as Capt. Halls on the
north, and Mr.. Hart's on The fouth,
whole houfes are preferved. To the
norIhward the def u6ion was far more
esteuGve. Every building on the pa
rade except the meeting houfe and
court hou(e, every one Oh market ltreet,
and Fore freet as high as Mrs. Whip
pies houie, every one on Bow R'est,
as far as Capt. Cuts fore on Church
Hill, every one or Crofs ftieet 70 the
top Of Dryers Hill, every one on Ladd
itreet excepting one fell victims TO the
devouring flames,
AT the feseral places above mention.
ed, The progreis of the FIRE was atreiled
by the mott violent cxertions, and by
three o'clock 10 the afternoon it was 70
far iubdued as to give fomc hopes thar
The whole town would not be buried in
one general heap of alhes. BY this
diitreiilng calamity great number of
perioDs are deprived of a home for
thcmielves and families, and many Of
their means Of fupport. Several widows
and orphans are left deliitute Of every
Eecehary of life, and are entirely de
pendent upon The charity Of the benev-
olent. About one hundred buildings
have been dearoyed, and thar part Of
the town which mott materially affected
the gentlemen in trade. Nearly three
quarters OF the European and India
Goods IN the town had been epoGted
10 the flores and ihops which were
eoniumed- But by the kind alliance
OF their friends, the merchant: and ira.
ders have pieferved the grealef part Of
'helr ltOeks aud hope icon 10 te 70 ac
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-03
On the SEPARATION Of MAINE.
NUMBER |.


IT can but be gratifying in a high
dcgre- 10 the lovers of order, and the
friends to a fpirit OF moderation every
where, TO find the bufinefs of the tepa
ration of Maine from Maaachuietts,
coming forward in 70 cool, dlpalionaie
and deliberate a manner as it appears
IN a late communication OF The commit
tee of the refpedabie town Of Portland,
TO their fellow citizens in other parts
of Maine. Moderation and wifdom
have ever beer a5undantly conlpicuous
IN all the great movements in this coun-
try and Especially in the New Eng
land States.
Il is delightful to fee children quietly
and obedieatly remaining under the
government OF their parents, until the
full Feriod Of their manhood. In them
fuch conduit is ominous Of future great
neis and worldly PROPERTY. It indi.
Gates al amiablenels aud goodnefs of
temper anG difpohtion, and traaable,
mild and admirable fpirit of obedience,
which never fails 10 make good cilizens /;
and eyinces, that when location may
require, they will be equally good as
rulers and public ieivaUis. This con
dna in young men ALTO fhews their
education, and the governmsnc of their
parents TO have been OF the mott ex-
cellent kind.
On the other hand. when children
are prematurely impatient under re
araint, and thcmldnsfs and genllenels
Of parental foliritude, and are iRordi
naie.y anxious TO be let 10 ple upon the
world, we have righ.,o be afraid Of
ihsm, leaf they fhouli tern. oat to be
iurbalent fpirited. uagovernable CHI
zens, and mere wild beslis of prey
1t is extremely rare that iuch characters
make good cilizens, or valuable mem
bers OF ile community.
1'hefe r,A-d;ons arc certainly appli-
cable 10 The ieparaticn Of one part of a
Gate OF cnpire from its Parcn;, The ether
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-03
CURIOUS TRL4L.
From a London Paper

from LODcon -FapeT
An adion has lately been tried in the
fecond term, 1902, at Bombay, before
Sir William Syer, knt. recorder, SC.
brought by lieut. Caitleton Nav, againIt
Mehrs. Learmoth. Raymond, &c. off,
GERS Of the lhip Scaleby Cattle, for an
aGault. 1t appears, that in cro1ing the
line, on the pahage TO Bombay. the
uiual ceremony performed by Neptune
ard his attendant deities took place,
which conGis Of Ravins and duckgs
all thofe wi.o have not before crofed
the line. This lieut.. Nav firmly re-
fitted, and made many offers 70 gvc
an equivalent 10 money or fpirits, 10
be executed from fuFering fuch iodignI-
,y. After making repeated offers to
the men, on condition of their not
molefing him, and finding them cen,
temptuou1y rejeaed, he fhut hlmlsR
I'D in his cabin, the door Of which nc
barricadocd, with his trunks and boxes
the bea way be was able, ping the
prscaution of lowering his po't, .
prevent in;ruiions from without. After
remaining iome time in this Gate OF III.
priionment, without light or air, ana
that under tie line, and during tne
hottef patt Of the day, the party, whole
characters had all been cat beforeha0',,
came to his door, and with oaIhs- ard
imprecations nifed on immediate az
milton. This he refolutely reiuied %
grant, bur with the fame breath agana
intreated them to take bis money, anu
leave him unmoleaed; proPolai q
his part which was ;trongiy ieconosu
by Mr.. Patterlon, the fourth mate =
the fhip, with the additional aHuran's
that he their Officer, would be aniwsle
able fer The plaintiffs fupplying all =
them with fpirts on the ihiP's arr',e.
at Bombay. Neither to be won y
intreaties, however, nor inrimdatrd o
threats, the gang Immediately oesa'
to force open the door but not ios
ceedlng in this fc eafly as they eSp--'
q. they all with ore accord "ep' - =
deck, as if on purpofe for farther Gre, ls1,l.
and frelh inltruaIons. Mr.. k1yu'e"l
the third mate, accordingly oS".s.
them to take the door OF ths hAse
and fuggelled, that others rD'sn.a II ~" ~
their way 10 at the port. WINE f,r
party went down with the cafren's'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-03

30 iuPP'y thelr euior.efs
again. Great credit is duo to n. as
tlemen Of the neighboripg towns sSa' s's
came to afia the diarsHei. In uh.. d..
manner the fire began remains =, - i
Be developed that part o:the bu,ld;0a
where Il was fra dilcovered had Ii, s
had any FIRE Put there by the occuD,,,,
for f-veral days piior to the tim. of IL
calamity.
Tie JolseUiqg Is a bgfy LII Of as
Sufferers.
Johfr Pesrf., Enoch Thompfon. M.
Hart, Stephen Peatf-, W..& u. Tread
well, Peter Psaf., Samuel Spraon.
Ms ID. Pearce, Mrs. II. bowl4,
Charles Peirce, Samuel Pearle. C4zpe.n
Bayley, George Cu.ts, Nathaniel yVb1tr
Abel Harris, George Care, " liam
Rice, Mrs. Cuts, Neil M'Intirc, Row.
and Sleeper, James L. Giles, Captain
M'Clintock, Samuel La. kin. .Betiau;a
Briefly, Jacob Walden, George DANE
John rockingham, John Badger. Mrs
Seavy, Newhall's eitate, Daniel R. Ro.
gers, Richard Evans, lanes RundIct
Samuel Haven, Olver Bri5rd, Nalhap
iel Dean, Henry Haven, Judge Picker
ing, John Penhallow, II. & b. Penhal
low, James Henderfon, John b. Sewall.
Nathan B. Folfom, Daaiel Auain'
Daniel Eaton, Mrs Nutier, - Cole.
man, Mr.. Ball, Mrs. jenkins, Mr.. Beck
Mr. Seavy, Stephen Little, Mr.. Ryme,.
Ebenez9r Chadwick, Mr.. Noble, Gle.
ment Jackfon, Benjamin Leveret, T1Isph
Gavct, Samuel Jones, William Jcnss.
Theodore Furbsr, Peter Coffin. I. 81
Haven, n. A. & ]. Haven, Alexander
Even, Samuel Hill, Jonathan Clark,
]. Shapley, Long & Hamilton, Robert
Mendum, VIM. Simss, b. & III. Shines.
n s & w. Peirce, Mrs Furnifs, Tofah
Dwight, Edward Parry, Joihua Blake,
jonathan Goddard, Samuel Thompfon,
James Foler, Mr.. Ccrifon, Richard
Perry, Nathaniel Weare, Mary HARDY,
Mrs Mellon, Ifaac Smith, Jacob Sheafe,
Peter Pearce, Jun. William Boyd, tchn
Langdon, Keyron Walfh, VIM. Hart,
Mrs. Greenwood, Mr.. Haly, Henry
Ladd, Elipha'et Ladd, jeremiah Lib.
hey, Ilaac Sranwood. John Garns, Ro-
bert M'CIeary, William Garland, Tob
Harris, John Mellon, Benj S&er,
Mrs Warner, Tenant 10 Mrs. Warmers,
Cullom-Heufe, John Nelcher, iir..
Winkley, Henry Burleigh, Mrs. Shines,
Mr.. Nutter, Folfom and Spring
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-03
Se0enfb CongreG
OF fbe uniteo States, sSecono SeGion
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bogtocvn, Dec II.

SATURDAY, DEC. IT,
The petition Of Jofeph M'Lellan and
Hugh M'Lellau, John Tabsr and Da-
MEL Taber. cf Portland, Name, was
read, praying remillion Of the duties
Of imPoa and tonnage on foreign vef
fels, in the cafe of the fhip Eliza, to
which they have been fubjeav1 in con-
fequence of oneof the owners of the faid
fhip having omitted TO take thegoah
or Affirmation within the time prelcri.
bed by law, was read and referred To
rhe committee of Commerce and Man
uiadures.
MONDAY, DEC. Il. ,
The Houfe took up fomc private bu.
iineis, but Lot receiving any official in
formation of The formation of quorum
IN the Senate, adjourned,
TUESDAY, DEC. Ia.
A petition, and counter petition, from
the Miliifippi Territory on the iubjecf
OF alterations in the ordinance for the
government of that territory were
read and committed.
On motion of Mr.. Allon, com
mlttee of ieven was appointed to report
|neceAaiy alterations in the Poa Office
laws.
WEDNESDAY,. DEC. IS.
"A mtaage from the Senate informed,
that the Rev Mr.. Caunt had been ap-
pointed Chaplain of the Senate for the
preient ieaion. The Rev. Nh. Parkinion
had II votes for Chaplain of the Houfe,
and was declared chofel. TIE oibsr
candidak. voted for, qrere tie Rfp. mr..
Sasf, and Rev. Mr.. M'Camik, 1vbo
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-03
sssk Portland Ga&ette.
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y
Estys.7 Of q Lsttsr Jrsra esaiszss st IyeI5iag'
~, 10 Rt z .fa, dssri Dssrrvty IS, Soi.
. smbrase the cra opportunity TO fend
.4us copy .: tic rreiiaent's Msasee. lS1fg
says- Wien rights nrdti nood and fairly con-
h1eisd. it is aieh eneumium Upon the Ws6
srrssa and .fs1zs standardization. The wiI-
dom Of their policy is llrikirgly evinced hy
The produce os the revenue. Wien Mr.. Jsf
fcrGon tells Us Of the abundant fate of the
Trcsforv, he ought ai(e, inlead Of arroeating
the fole merit to himfeIr, 70 inform the people
that the me eafsres of the paR zdminihraiisns
have produced the plenty we now enjoy. l.
muft be known 10 all who are conveilant IN
duties which have been paid into the Treaiury
during the pan year, were even ionded before
the commencement of the prefent adniniilra-
tion. Il is ALTO well known that van quanti-
ties Of goods have seen imported by cur mer-
chants, with intention to export them, which
have been thrown upoR their hands by the
peace, and by various refri6lions rpon COM
merce and Of eonrfe this cannot be caculat-
ed upon as permanent aate Of the Revenue.
The meGage has certainly lefs puerility IN
its flyIe than that of Ian year, but it is wrtt;n
in the fame honeyed lullaby ltrain. !: is truly
aaonihing that the Prehdent aiould be 10
partia! and imperfea in his itaienftnt of our
public concsrns, as not even 10 mention the
rneafures adopted by the sPsnih government
upon the MifiGppi; mesiures waich in that
eoantry are conGdered tantamount 10 a dec!a-
ration OF war. In llusting the pert OF New
Orleans agAin(f tie Americans, and prevent
ng US from landing CT noring goccs there, o.
affigning any other place for that purpofe,
they have been guilty Of direa infraction Of
,he treaty. and have iuajetfed this country
TO immcnle Iols and inconvenience. 4
known th al the French are abouS to take i'm
mediate polefion Of that country ; and thi'
probably is meant FOR an entering weJge Tor
attacking our fou,hern and Senern aates, and
attempting TO dime nbsr them from the en-
p;re. Aud yet we are ted by the PrcGdent
In this fame melfage, That another yea
finds US belsd with peace and 4 iendlhip a.
broad law, order, and religion at home
What blslphemy for man TO fpeak OF our
enjoying the b.elinss Of religion, who until
he was candidate for the proficiency, ablented
hilnleIl from public worGlip, and has fcnt for
and now openly and daily enicrtAlns aud ca
reaes that moa infamous Of characters, the
inGIel Paine
have not time TO anaIizc this curious mef-
fagc--lt is evidently calculated to coax the
! real iate of affairs but | trua the eye Of
public fcsutiny will penetrate the hinfy veil
Of party, aud view thele important iubje6ts
with intelligence end impartiaiiy."