Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

may est,snt Asrv. The stpaae NJ TIE ov,rtby, and
vi,ia es Be dreed toProm,,e The gsqero bafp'ue Of
ye. Ills men my u. eo1 al IA ebaradsr, and Escnrs
% ourkfve6 bn aRing teLeiy ao5ieb reilhs from m
adherence 10 iace. avsne,aton Of vriee, and jan5R
rcEaree on dipiar goodrsE"
In tbe even vail given by the eonpauy, which
was an. nds ~ the TAI. doners.
For,,s Of yuy o,aw, Col. Dlud Ranas,s,s. late min
the ttcn, SO cety of Cincnn att -ChsrIeon, D,a
as,aJam X Tsoxs6n -Wetnaasr,V M. hexas&r H,I-
tsa.Franeet n. Rev H2es Broij,yd ,cfq Wa
than, DIR. H.s~. - mheta Davd Eo1ss elq.--Provi-
denee Rev. Jams KiSn.-Newp,I., Rev. JJS.a Brah.y
The Arb OF jay will he celebrated a. Gorham. AID
orston delivered by Mr. Sanasi NB a~"swcalIet, H.
i'm ByGsf,d, Z g
II the jacobins were capable Of blu1, they
certainly would b-tray it in the highelt degree
at the conduGt Of their tools in this town. Our
obiervations relative to the ccudua Of this OVER
bearing aud affirming fett, with regard to the
celebration Of the Anniversary of Independence,
have been mcauly perverted and ufed to effect
their vicious purpofe, and interrupt the harmo-
ny Of the town. Yet they fay the ,epnbican,,
anxious fer ,econeHiation, fin prebsyfd an nnlou
of parties! What "union Of ta,sies' can this
meant The town had already provided for an
orator, aud the public celebration of the day, as
has been cufto,nary and it was optional with
every citizen of the town to attend or not How
modef, then for rheie " executive putriotJ," to
attempt to take the buiincis from the town and
thofe who have ever attended to it, and invite
them to fubscrption paper opened in the third
tory of MnDsy't Roav This fa6t will appear
fill more in character with the jacobins, when
il is known they diircgarded the day (until now,
they with to make it party buanels) and even
took location to vi!ify and traduoe the coniti-
tuted authorities of the country, and the venera-
bic names of Wa1iagten and >a4nnsf, while they
were the toaf and glory of every dGntereited
friend to the welfare OF the United States
7be Bih@ IMP, Combrian, Of "A guns, capt.
Bradley, and Drivsv, Of 3 earrouades, capt. LyaL,
tave arrived ut Ne7r-Ia,k from Hakitias, and an
eb0rsd near the fq0o French Jrgate5 there. Jerome
Bounpnte, zcbo bad embarked, it is id LANDED again.
The B,ii@ nip Leauaer. Of SO gans, expected
at NseU-TSayk fran Halifax.
# letter from pery7n in St. 1ago de Cuba, dated
May, 6, to fiend in Pb;h,delpbin, fate, that re-
qvh bad taken place among tie blacks, qvho bud ,i-
en- and me1se,ed f1,erai Of tbe spam1 inbabitanfs.
In addition to Absf alarming Jynpfom5, armed bri-
eand taats from Hjpn.iola qufre daily making
hons on TIE /ere, phande,ing and deargUng the in-
bslitants. lptrebeEoaf qpere 10 E,1ions aepyoacs-
ing Qiarsf, and AoaabrA that TIE qcbie ysGdsnfs
aur,s Preparing sofb all paEbls expedition TO ieave
hx place, the only eresnls n'fa" Javng their Hves
Wgf.Es. Gone ,9-On Wednesday In. MIR Samuel
Kenioon aged - years, was killed in gen X o1s Lime
Quarry. at hometown Mr.. Kcnton a native Of
stratham in New Hampihire and has borne reputable
character through life. lie had been married about Gx
months
aelrriin,
At Aucuna. Mr.. Moody Thurlo, Of Hslowell, to Mia
Elizabeth Scu.e.
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