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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-22
Fro" TIE Ub6er Caan1i Gsaeac IF No7.nJey 8.
LOSS OF THE SPEEDY.

The following is as accurate an accom-, Of the IoE
OF the chooner Speedy, in his maeiiy's leryice on
Lake Ontario, as we have been able to COLES:
The Speedy, capt. Paxton, left this port or Sunday
evening, the 18th of October Ian, with moderate
breeze from the N. w for Preque Iile and was def
cried oil that iland the Monday following Before
dark where preparations made for the reception
OF the Psiengers but the wind coming round from
the N E. blew with uch violence as to render i. irr-
poible for her to enter he harbour, and very or,-
ly alter The difappeared large ere was then lind
led on ihore, as guide to the veel during the nyht
but The has not been feen heard Of and il is with
the mott painful eniatlons have 20 fay we fear e
is totally Ion. Enquiry undernand has been made
at alnoit every port on the Lake, but without elya
and no intelligence reipcCting this unfortunate ve.l
could be obtained il IS therefore generally concluded
that ihe has either been upie OF foundered Il ars
reported by repeaabe authority that eyeral articles
iueh as the compdls-boS, hencoop, and mat known 20
Rave belonged to this veIel, have been picked 40 On
the oppoGte ide of the Lake.
The padengers board the Inflated Speedy, as near
as we can recolect. were MIR Juficc Cochrane, Ro-
bert l. d. Gray Efq. Solicitor General and member
OF the Houfs Of Anembly, Angus Mcdonnell. Efc
Advocate, alto a member of the Houfe Of AGenitly
Mr. Jacob Herchmcr, merchant, Mr.. John S.cgn,s7n.
Surveyor, Mr.. George Gown, Indian Interpreter, Ia,
Rugges, Ffq. Mr.. Anderfon, 1udent in the law. M
tohu FIX, High Confable, all Of this place III.
above NAMED gentlemen proceeding to the alri4
of New-Cate, in order hold the circuit and for IN
trial oil an Indian (alfo board the Speedily indicted
or the murder Of John Sharp le Of the Queens RAM
gersii is alto reported, but we cannot youeh for is
authenticity, that executive Of the above paie.gcrs
there were on board two other perioa one In he fer
vice OF Mr. Juice Cochrane, ard ono other in that
of the Solicitor General as alto two children Of parents,
whole INDECENT eircurlaces nstetlted ;hcr- &c ira
Il by lard.
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EMPIRE OF FRANCE.
PARIS, 9stL Ftnltmsiys.

Thurfday the l9,h nR. at half paR 3, p NJ her
Imperial flghnefs Madame Priiceis Louis was happi-
~ delivered OF Prince IN conformity with the 10th
article OF the Contribution of the Empire, his Serene
IiighRefs the Lord Arch Chanc elor of the Empire
was P'srf 1t the birth IA dpatch wa. immediate
ly TENT to the Emperor with the news
Admiral Bru1 by letter of the l. th, informs the
Miniiter of Marine of the arrival of GO vecs of the
ttavre hotla AZ Boulognc, under the command of
Captain Montcabrl This divfion of the feet forced
its way through the Engihh cruzers A iquadron
competed Of ievera rgates and Hoops of war, made
an attack on the The gun boa;s faced the enc
my and imart engagement eniued. The enemy's
irisates in quitting the action took in tow one of the
Hoops OF war that appeared have fuffered feverely
All the inhabitants IF Fecamp were witneGes of the
engagement. One Of the gun boat, acquired dftin-
suiihed honor, and YVES Object of lively acclamati.
on to the ipeaators. Off D'Ail near Dieppe, Capt.
Nlonteabril iuained iecond coneR, which lated
two hours, and which not lels honorable to him.
The Ensiih were obliged to fhser off, whila the
gun boate, purified to certain dhance.
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Se.erai efoar lat F,e-tb papers Save tie alo7cia.
ear9m :.e.er;oas.
The American Gaze.tes often make mention Of
the WIFE of Jerome Bonaparte-It eoiIble that
NJ. Jerome Bonapar,e, yet 20 years o,d, Las i
MisrsEss-bu, it ism probable he has WIFE,
fince the laws of France fuch, that minor Of 90
or even OF 25 years, cano; marry without the con,rut
OF his parents guardians, and without having paed
an France the forrnases preicrbcd by law. NJ. Iero-
me Bonaparte born in December, 1884, and it is
already year iince the American papers announced
his MARRIAGE ,m'
TRANsLArEp FOR THE NORFOLK Herald.
Fr'" Frene5 fsse,-, reseipad BY Captain WIN. CoRhAN,
from Bouraeaux.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-22
NETWORK, December II.

At meeting of the chamber cf commerce
yeiterday, at the Tontine CofTee-Houfe, JoLn
Murray, John P. Mumford and William w.
Woolfey, efqrs. were appointed committee 20
draIt memorial to congrefs, relative to the arm
ing of merchant vefes. The obiect ofthis me-
mortal, we underfand is, that fich law NAV
not be pafied, as it is conlidered def.ructiye to
the commercial intereifs of this country.
Decemtcrl5
Lat evening arrived here in d. Ys from Hs.
llfax, The Br1tfh frigatc CaInbriaii, captain Brad
ley, and anchored in the North River off Port
Jay. We urderftand flc is ihor.y to proceed
to Hampton Roads, to relieve The frigate Revo.
iutlonare.
Captain Skene of the Brtifh flip Leander Of
so guns, late one ofthe blockadine fuuadron Of
ms port, having obtained perihifiion of the
lords commilioners OF the admiralty to return
home, is to be fiicceeded in the command of
that veilel by captain Collier. The Lender
bears the flag of admiral fir Andrew Mitchell.
OF the Halifax ftasion.
Lord Mellon has been fome time, according
to London accounts, in declining fate OF
health, and there are now approximations of his
total iofs ofGght.
The two French frigates Cybelle and Didon
were ..E5ohcI Inc yth uit. nv captain DWELL.
Of he fchr. Louifiara, arrived ut Bottom from
Cadiz, in lat. 50, long. II, at that time out
days from this port, all well.
The London Star fays-Captan Caller is appoint
ed to the command of the Leander of so guns at Hal
flax, bearing the flag of fir a. Mitchell.
8fgi1ria Ayfia, jun'r. of Maflachufetts, has been
nominated by the Proficient TO be eommiiEouer of
loans in Maiisehufetts, vice Tgoms1 T. Skinner, ap-
pointed MARTIAL
Agentleman, who has lately arrived here from
Leghorn informs us, tina; the action Of deitroying the
ir'gate Philadelphia, in the harbor of Tripoii, was
conildered in all the ports of the Mediterranean, as
corp dfela, iurpang in the bodneGs of the attempt
and the ineces'ul execution of the enterprise aloft
any naval tranfaGfion that has occurred for mar
years Bgfsa Cla.
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NORFOLK, December IS.

Dor late French papers fay" They write from
Spain, thar the esGersrai MosEAv, intead of pro-
seeding to America, re,res with the content oe the
French Government, and the Court of Spain to the
liland OF Mineral
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T. BRUIX.
ADDITIONAL.

The Englhh fquadron was commanded by Adrni-
raj Keith and eonied Of fix fips Of the line, fx fri
gates sixteen Hoops Of war, ten briggs twelve cutters,
and twoluggera The fre-bp that exploded near the
Imperial battery was much larger than ths others and
prcdueedinch iboek that it was iel. At Boulogne
and for league in the country
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NOTICE Is HERLBY eIvzN TO TIE DEBTORS OF
ROSS q FORD,
'HNI in compliance with my duty as alignee
ball commence fJits Unfortunately agAinfl
III thrr who do not come forward and give sCur-
anees when payment may be expected
MIL MCOULI..
Dscs nber p2..--- mr.
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from Dublin papers to on. 9, received BY Capt.
Hosvlaud from that place.

PARIS, September 81.
The minifter of police has written long let
ter TO all the bifhops of the French empire, re-
preaching many of them for the attachment
they betray for the Bourbons. He tells them
the affairs of fate belong to the nation, and
have nothing to do with the church.
The harveft in the department of Mont Blanc
has been entirely ruined by cold weather.
There has been fnow three times in ten days.
Many houfes have been de6royed by the freih-
es. Several thoufand cattle ard above two
hundred people have perilhed and fnce the
water has lowered, the ftench of the carcafes
has attracted fcores of wolves, who devour the
dead and attack the living.
The laft fage from Paris, with infde and 10
e"'tide padengers, drawn by horfes, was
attacked by fifty wolves. They killed two hor-
fes and one poiiilion, bat were driven oFby
body of folders, who deftroyed l6 of them.
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J>urs,gn s3rs!ligsnrr.
BOSTON, DECEMBER IL.
FR0M EUROPE.

Captain Rowland. who arrived at this port
on Sunday Ian from Dublin. brought the papers
Of that city 10 the 9th OF October, containing
London news to the ith, feven days later than
before received. We have extracted the mot
material articles which will be found under the
foreign head.
FRENCH CORONATION.
Nothing, according to the minor Paris Jour-
nails, has ever eaua'ied the preparations for the
approaching coronation. The event is repre-
tented as a.Foring the means Of iade pendencr
tn every nduhrious iaLabtIr. o! the French ca
pital. II is ai'er.ed that upwards of 100000
itrangers will be pre!cnt on that location,
OF whom 100000 are foreigners. Apartments,
it is added, have already been engaged, for two
millions of viGtors, amongf whom are reported
to De two kings, and ten inferior fovereisn prin-
ccs. The mlliners and jewellers are incenant-
ly occupied. One of the former, Madame LIE
Noise, who always kept in employ Fifty apprcn-
tices and alftants, has engaged eighty additi-
onal females from the provincial towns, and has
hired three large houies, which fhe has filed
with the productions of her art. A JcwelIer on
the Quay d'Orfevre, has mortgs ged all his land
ed property TO purchaie diamonds to the
amount of 200, 900 livres 80, oo0l.) and twelve
hundred new carriages have been fniihed by
| the coach makers on the Boulevards alone, while
double that number have been ordered from ST.
mons of BrulIeis. There have been $500 petit
tons preiented to the protect Of the police, for
leave to open new cofec-houfes, and ls Rew
| theatres have already been licenied for the time
of the time of the carnival Out of feveral hun
| dred petitions TO open gaming honfes, forty
tour have been granted; and Ladies of certain
defcript,on have been allowed to receive rein.
| forcemets of fcveral thoufands from the coun-
| try!
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Lu1EMRuRG. Seotcmher Is.

This day AZ Peafants' hcuGes in the fouth
mountains were confirmed by FIRE, and great
number of perfons, cattle, sc. periflsed.
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O6oher 4.

The French papers FAY, that great coolnefs
fubiits between the Auilran government and
the Britnh and Ruflian minifers at the court of
Vienna. They even add that the Ruiiian mi
niiter has had warm alteration with one of
the German cabinet.
The emperor Of Auftria, it is now fad, is to
have the banks Of .he Inn. The principally OF
Wirtzburg is to be exchanged agaiDft the poi
fcilioDs of the Tentonic Order; and fome of
the Imperial cities are to be disfranchifed, and
their privileges transferred to the Hanfe Towns.
II isrumored that the court of St. James de-
clined to- acknowledge the new title of the en-
peror of Germany, till it had learnt the decifion
of Ruilia that Rufiil has returned an unfatif-
factory anfwer; and that in confequence the
AunriaH aRbahadors in London and Pcterf-
burg are to be fuperceded by charges des af-
flares.
We underfsnd that all the Swedifh fubictts
in France have been detained, in confequencc
cf the rate of affairs between their nation aud
France.
The king of Sweden is flid to have made
proportions to our government to- enter into
IN OfcDliye and defenfYe alliance, promiling to
augment his army with 20 new regiments.
a priva'e letter from Paris hys, gen. Ange-
reau has i te been in that capital with O'Con-
nor and Martin, noted lrifh revolutionihs, and
after many conferences with the war mininer,
has departed for Bret. II was conje6tured he
had received his final inftu6tions, and was to
proceed in Canthcaume's feet on a icerct expe-
dition.
Dutch papers mention that Malta is to be
given to Ruflia.
In tic new French National Ai,uanacs, for
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-22

1905, the year is called the 18th of the Republic
and 1T OF the Empire.
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Invoice amount 70 6ooO dIs

Equal 70 (. e9s les. Sd. Rerling.
Dnneraya, O7. &c, 1904.
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LONDON, September so.

The enfuing month will add upwards of 80
fail of the line to our effective force, together
with proportionate number of fman vefIels
Sixty of the latter defcription were commiiIion-
ed during the laft month, making our marine in
eommiiion, on Friday, as folows los fail of
the line, 81 SOS, 1855 frigates, 1913 Hoops, &c.
In all 500.
October 8.
A packet has failed for Spain, carrying kings
menenger, with difpatches for our charge q dff-
flares at Madrid, inaru6ing MIN what explana-
tons to Unfit on. nthe anfwer is not fatisfac-
tory war will follow.-But viii Spain be 20 mad
as to go to war, when afflicted with internal diff
fenfons, peitlence and famine
The Spanifh Anbai1ador grants certificates of
protection to Britifh yciIcIs loaded with fiji, or
grain for Spain; ard britih paiiports have been
granted to Spanlh vefieIg.
The Spanilh paiports for veiIels with corn
will be of little coEfequence, as the prices are
above the fu,ns which prohibit expectation.
There WIS large Importation of wheat laft
week.-Some OF the american cottons have
fallen little in price.
The disturbance Lately mentioned to have
broken out near Blboa, is reprcfented as having
been attended with very ferrous confequenceS
The iniurgents beat off the kings troops, after
killing icveral of the officers. The killed and
wounded of the rebels is ftated at 100. Up
wards of $500 infurgeHts were under arms
We have not learned whether order is rotor
ed.
II is reported the communication between
Holland and England is to be topped. The
laft bag of letters to Rotterdam, was feized and
conveyed to the French general. 1t was proba-
bly, expected fomc plot would be diicoyered.
The approximations of war with Spain, and
the fufpenfion of intercourse with Holland, have
deprefled our minds. The French funds have
1l(,, fllIey Iat,Iv
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Brgianiu Ayqin, jun'r of Maffachufetts, has been
nominated by the Proficient TO be comnIiouer of
loans In Mafschufetts vice TBOnsj5a T. Sinner ap-
pointed MARTIAL.
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The London Star fays-Captain Collie, is appoint
ed to the command of the Leander of so guns at Hal
flax, bearing the flag of fir a. Mitchell
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On Rum per cent On Sugar, eper cent.
cs, uohce' ?: Ct; MolaHss, SIP. ct.
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BRu1I, CsSaifHor Of STATE Iglp.7o, General If TIE
Cosfs Of he oeean Chi.f IF t5e 1870 Coborf oftSe
Ltgion Of Honor and Aamirai Of tie Lveyiai fee:
10 Bis hsterial MejeRy
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12
sNhoic Eumasr, ga.

What then mutt be ftuation m the nation in
con!eqnence Of this treaty W by, Mr. JeHer-
lon and the ienate have pledged tho United
states TO perform an aa, which was beyond
their corttitutional powers.-They have agreed
TO incorporate a country in the union, which
a,ay remote the feat OF government from the
territory Of the parties .who formed the coniti-
!%tution, and which viii FREY overwhclm US with
foreign influence. VIII the eaftesn altcs at
&c tile decentralization in the fuifilment OF iucil
a Reputation Z Whatever may be the confe-
quencc of a denial, relative to France, they
ought iteajily and perfeyrring.y toaoppofs all
incorporation. l,auiii7 atle It delay the defruc-
ton of the cont tuition, which Mr. JeEerfopis
lecre,ly plotting under the max of patriot
i'm.
To simit &c the enjoyment oftbe privileges
Of native iph sbitsnts, people: IF different ma
.tions, di,tin guiiiet by d:Il.niiar manners. vari-
oufs habits, nrous preiudiccs, and Fixed fenti-
nxnts OF attachinrnt TO their feysral counfr1es,
mutt foon produce a diAolu,ios of the uuion.
No motive can he Aligned, why MIR JEFF Ron
has made a tready, which mali be thus fatal
TO the in,creit aud PROPERTY Of I'll, country,
bur an uncopquerabIe oprelsion TO that fyaen
ofmeatures, which under Wilmington and h,scal-
-'''"'N AIM lAS attOt III a Ai-iIfjl
of glory, to which it has fnc- IN vain %afpirctl.
Such 4 treaty however he has raaie. il not
only provi~ss asor the paynent Of ffeen mil
lions OF dollars TO France, our hittet enemy. Tor
a country, 70 which Che never had color OF title,
bot contains u',c"nttutional Populations, BE-
You'd his power TO make, and which the whole
union can alone'persorm Compare iris viii.
the reprobated Bri,iih treaty. Ths, CONFINED
TO article, which gtanted to a foe fifteen millions
of money, which was in violation Of the con-
titusion /, or which cRab.iihed a commercial
preference to ruin a part of the United Saress
The nation may yet judge partially concerning
thern. The consequences however refulting
from them, viii determine their REFLECTIVE merit:
While momentary incanv ni-nces r.a> perhaps
have been experienced from the Britifh trea-
ty, the ferrous Evils Of the French will caufc
polterity to fpeak with a voice, which thaIl pierce
The tom5s Of their fathers, and proclaim the de-
ception.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

ii qoN Re wYr f5ry 10 barre q lily Ae6oarn}. end
qvifb as ,rarb efe7 as nny mn !iong. 76of yog
,aap ling f1e to eoafdaqe var Us rui. LABoU{s,
and reap Tie reuaryd ~ re tbqattrlnGi Of mathoat,
IS my hnrere biarer Accept atlu,ances CT my
higb eEesm and Wrf7iontie ahacbnrraf.
THOMAS ~1fnFFGRSoN.'
Gr Eel may Aueyaeans reiiecf, "rauit"a and
g ponder"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

With the morals of the people their induf-
try is alto dearoyed. For in a warm climate,
n, mn zu1N Aaboaeff5r biaa4N who can make aao-
t4Aer !abour for him. This is 70 true, that Of the
fvsp'ief0rs Of yGapes, a very mail proportion are
ever ieen to labour." Z
Mey}on'r notes on Vyeiaia.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12
Af,. TrFrSc,, Letter 10 P,;re.

aMr. Dawlon is charged with orders TO fhe
Captain of the Maryland, Il pubic n'Daed y&lpl
10 receive and accommodate You back, il you
can be ready TO depart ar fuch a Mort warning.
am in hope, you will End us returned to the
SEHT,AENTs WORTH of former times. In tbge
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EXTRACTS
WELL WORTHY CONFEDERATION.

"pIrqinia IL, as Ahs has ever been her char
aaer is fixed and usgcavrriay. as that of fv,neys
every where is" Virginia is conlidered as
the head and bu'walk Of the Turning iafeye7."
POI. Obs, retory.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

And as TO you, Sir, tssqcberay5 in trivte
,f1sadG.p : and a kypar,He in public life the
world viii be puzzted to decide whether you
are an apota,e or impoitor whether you have
q ,ando,lcd good rrinei les, or whether you ev-
81 had any = Paris Letter 10 Wn9mgfon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

HIleclare my'eif oppofcd to f:vcra! matters
In the Contribution, particularly TO the manner
in which what is called the Executive, is formed,
and the long Duration Of rho Senate /; ana if |
live TO return TO America, | will ufe all nv en-
asavours to have it altered" +" The Federal
Een.situ'ion is a copy, not quite 70 fgf as the
original, OF the Britiih Contribution"
Fnns Lf.fcr 10 Gen. ", 6iart7r.
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puIL.ss, stpr. 70.

puEIIs, SEPT. ~.
LAT week papers to the following purport
were distributed through the town Of " tin
BY -: 4
" Wrakhy, 25.h Of sts nssts Co.. !.
!" Friends ia,end to hold a n,resislF ~ wor+
flip ar the Theatre. at fix O'clock tomorrow eve
ming, when the company of ,hoie vino incile
to a,tena will be acceptable"
accordingly, at Fix o'elock on Sunday eve-
niog, the Theatre, III IS various parts OF boxes,
pit, galleries, fase, and Gae-winss, va, ex-
tremely or wd@d, -,any being obliged to return
for want of room. "A the appointed time, 4
female friend RATED on the middle CT The Rage,
delivered am appropriate d~itcourfc Of ,hree quar-
tiers Of an hour Oh The ehriiin and moral du-
ties !; lhe was followed by another hitcr, who
clofsi the whole with a ra,heri: prayer.
The following lines were found attached to
the door of the heatre that evening viz
II, readers YOU have time to ipare,
Turn DER St Matthews leaves,
You II Ind that once a houle OF PRAYER
Became a den Of thieves.
But now the times are altered quite, %
O Refsr:nstion rare +!
lhs modern den of thieves to NIGHT
Becomes a i,oi!x-1 prayer.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

HThey have impofed upon us the fubaance,
with the torn OF tGe nrrt,ih Goyernmcnt.--
but we Gall ea:ily break IL pcass.the L.akpatian
f.es wish which they have bound US
Tfy5n'S Letter 20 Afazze;.
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q It ~cestsinly was nqr > dificuls thing il any
s Airs Glib seI.9 g !iaAs G,rssjsAst i|dseE
s sss.
friefts Of his "2s.srM fals OF .jeius chri5ss
"a i is told. is blaiphemou.ly oblcene. The ITO
~ is, upon the face OF it, the fame kind Of to-
w as that of Jupiter and Leda, or Jupiter and
EIrnpa, or any other of the amorous adventures
OF Jupiter" Pans "ge q Heyon.'
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II Him to Far1aeri. In furvcying the receas
damage Of ur orchards, lis obfcrvcd tina,
many thrift branches arc broken At various diff
.tances from the trunk, and vet not entirely fr-
veged You would doub,lsfs find your pains
rewarded, your bifes the focner repaired, and
YOUR orchards even Improved, by Lagrnffiny
tl,ote branches the next icaion. For this end.
they ought not to berrcmoved, but !lssred 70
remain in their prefent condition. 1hs nock
will be keps in better life by its connection wi,n
thc broken part. though ton.c which a.e easire
ly fevercd will doabtle.s contain lise fi&s4he
fixing. Stocks 90 large TO be fplt, may 81 IN.
grafred ~ ~afcrting ssions between The buls
and the wood, and E5ing the wood w MI
or a Certain compoiitson (of a heating sSFt
which j. better. The wxtr has tr16fpfaSs
Did srecs by this method, and go
entire new louriaHng top. ~ -
gratis grow more rabat'y and oe4s -
than rssersa s,hccl v.Afms3
us..ssy q f9A-r Il .sw DAYS laboas a. !
ieafon of the year when little elfe is to be don.
will accomplish az object 10 valuable. MAY
not this calamity ~ vour orchards, like sAc
.onaasrations which have happened to ~iireguIa-
and unhealthy cities, be converted TO a Gen [
benz fit by repairing them as above fugge!tea.
Should any be ~diipoted 10 improve this l,io,.
it will be beit TO procure quantities Of fcions i,
the approaching winter January or F@buary }
which lhould be ta,s in cellar till riley are
wanted for ute in me fpriug.-Scions may b.
brought from any diNan e in the winter tea
fon but when the iap is in circulation, it i.
difficult to t~ranfport them far. - q asa-ofy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

Jfeyj0n'f notes on Vvgia;a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12

Ry his Excsleacy CALEB STRONG, Ef4uirs, Covarno
Of the commonwealth If Maisclmfetis, q Pr,clsna;ion
for a day of public 1h1akssieigy mi Pssa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
Universal History.

@ncieat and AocerF. frsm tie earliest records al
ZINE, to IKE General Peace ojl90l.
BY w l. l. a NJ NJ : V OR,
Vicar Of Hu'ies, IN Se'ks5ne, and Chaplain to ,bc
Ear Of D"yries In r',enty flee s'5lttmes Ga<
edeeimo, zr'to dbp,Qpria'e GnSrasirSs.