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If,. I, Ttc»tb't il*tUtngt, Mu It
Ini; tr.eud* aud cu.turner* in low i
and coun ry, that lie hi* re e.v#J, and l>*f
c'iv- mv>U enc alive aud elegnui ad>ri
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JXGS, JM )KlXit-GL.iSi:iS, i
CHAlSK l.Ai.bS, if/ utiiul
VAjer GO)D^
thi* has ever beea title cd tot ij'e ii» thru i
towu : — vie. I
lieu li.srkr.
C ttildin* of Fi mgtt, Laces, and T^fteM# , I
cn 10* b^dticicimu; 1, ve G He Huidasuc.
coin.no » 11 a ruesi ; Hur Co h and other
tofa*; Ka'y and Lotting Chairs ; Csrpet Bin
ding ; Hair doth ; Hair a:*t Mow M.tr
nt»n all Gees; green, ye low,a id chimz
Cords, lied ticks made and tilled,
. sJSAK Htii\\,/XGS,
F'e^ant America*, Engtuh, and French
riper Hanging* and Boeder*, to match, ot the
laieit and bed pa' .eras, from 3/ to io/t a roil
LO(JA lXG-GLAS$bSt
- Of grit and inahogony frames, troui ISJctl
ei 5 *djis a pie.e —Drelfiug G adeuid
lircih lg Fables.
COACH is CHAISE LACES.
Broad, team ng and Faith og La.es, of the
Lett patterns, and wi'l be told at the Manu
fadt >ry reiail prices. Attu, worsted of dif
ferent cio's. rlegaot chaise carpets
jVi ILl lAKT GOODS.
Sword* Epaulc», Flumes, Cords, Bauds
and FaiT.ls
Ab« iwi elegant Willard's patteat war
ranted iiiurFitcit at D 4S each. A few
jvecet ot brown Holland. One c*ik of
Cut Brads, well ail >rted.
Lr Cadi given for Oaen aad H >rfe» cnarfe
>tair. (6 x) PtMamJ, Du. 17
Enoch Moulton,
GOLDSMITH AXD JEWELER,
A/e 8, J»"et'~RaXV—Ex buKgt fireet,
PtjleJ, BntdJiu. H Jdputied IVare,
Jewelry, Cutlery, He. He.
PLATED WARE
Befl Shefif1.' plated Tea let ts, to ns arch ;
tome low csicltf* do; eegant CaSTOR.5;
low pticejbjcct UndleUick* various kinds A
prices; L-iy prqnn* ; Creatn Puts; loupLa
ttte* , j^ffh Koiv«* ; lauffbr* and Trays; ia
7>I« and Tea I'poou*; Ac. Ac
B K1 T 4 nT A WARE.
Coffee Pot* ; Tee Fois; Cream Pots ; fu
gar liafons; Tumbler*; Table aud Tea
•poous, various ptitcriis and prices.
JATaNED WAKE.
An elv,ra.;t adornment of morocco, cream
and black colored Waiters, inlet* or fingle ;
Bread, Knife, Cheele aud fuutier Trays, ot
various pa.ter.*s.
JEWELRY.
Y 4o and Jet Broaches; do do Ring*;
Coiuei.an T£«.obs and Drop1* and Bui ora Ptm
lo hi*■ ch ; C» >1 1 v.ar li.>otv» Kn«bs A L) ops;
t'orreian, i\ ..i'c and pain Gild Watch
K.*vs ; uo *e. , ioine of new and t egam pat
l«.a , aud aiitiuU every oilier ar.tii.ie ia i.v.s
Ime
CUTLERY.
rTnive$ and Forks; R ix irs. W1-*
» Knifes ; Ichor* ; Reel tuutivr*,
vi v., u tv kind* aud pruvs.
HAIR WORK
Ij- icelets ; Meek Chains ; Ear Hoop* and
^;ch Cha«n: i f vatioc* and e c6a..i pa;.era*
GILT WORK
Flejjan: C;ft >r Cl* p*; a large afTirtmetn
of AVt'ch Kiys, *e* e and Cliai-.'. Ac Ac
A Jo, cl hi: own ma i ij allure,
Warranted Gold Neck ace* fiom 6 to 12
do’ . r* per fl'ing ; loop i.ad'es; laid as<!
lea { oo.is ; iu'tr Fung*; lair lp.*nn* o(
i*» vcft pai*er» s ; Gold Watch Ch-du* A Kry-,
l/.ver do ; ifcimble*; Hook'and Ring* ^c
In a di.inu to the above, he ha* an .P.brt
i .eut ot Mart, co Pocket JV>o .* ; e’egmut
)nr(c«; varum, patterns of Tortaise llieli A
Horn Comb ; iuoth Brnflie* ; and annuli
every o her ar ic e iu hi# hue
T he amove article* are oi fu:h a quality,
aurf wri ‘.,p |iur at fu:'h price*, a- will, he thinki
meet elie approbation of Ins cuftomer#
Eirlian.i iJrt 17 (if)
.\EiJrGUuDS.
i 71 7
** Lil.ilTl Ct .'.vn».ii vi,
R \S received by st ver *1 l*tc arnvtds f >m
l^verpool ard tlr.s’ol, u U-ge quanu.y of
IIin! Hare Goods.
A :a—'00 bov<*s C ovin \V*nd w Glass,
v.inmi*
S) C -.il. S h tils,
Calamity ot |>liH ered Sic?!,
AaViU, Vices, i>h<>\<4', b:»»d*«, Ac S t.
^ Vhicli are lor salt,, by wholes tic a.id re: ad
* lbs store iu Middle-afreet, on ihe iiioai
1 vnrable terms
P^rtlu d, A>v 10 ( 0
SLlti CLARK,
Exiling; $t et\
1 I,**' j.-fl received an additicuo. a li on m# at
Cf *
y>roadd&tbtt llerfiymeres and Hunter s
i Jcthii
f f varvnw co'ort * r»ong which rf 1 piece
<-f tip»* fu^etdue b’ack, and 1 do do. hue
Utfft CLic-ry Brattle Iwth—Together Wi.h
T.icrauigt c> a" L Rd*
He con’toue* to ci'f’ r>ti the
THUjRi;v g BIW VF.S*,
r*Ji a f„a‘e te to the imiite«i>ate circa *
‘tvu 4 4jj t j niiiaatjU eoniaUed tv G u c.
H&N R.Y SMI Hi * Co.
Nj 4 Xu/Jtaw
Have received per (he Ylathingtou aud
iWdVy (rm:i l.i verpool, aud « Ctltu troo
Loudon, Jo-} package* GOODS, wutcb they
oiler lor ia-e oo hboai teruis—v.* —
B aOc, k> Ditniues
Blue, , £ 2 Cottou Check*
Ortfs, j *” '4 Netted Brace*
M l*, j Q* 26'V k* inch Cotton
SbuIF, 5. Umbrellas
Brown, j * Sila do.
G ive, I 5 Link aud Bulf Ging*
Cor no, taper* 1 ^ ham*
tine, ftne and ! - Valiety CsHroes
common J r* B>owu, lUte. p.umb,
Drab diiJ -blue Utnoo biack, piuk, Cam*
Coras brick*
Drab, rtlixt, blue, Ber- Linen*
tin, ribbd, Ur drab, Flatilla*
mold Stockinguett B >* n 1 Islland*
Variety, fancy, and blurting Cottons
common Vtilings Ribbon*
D> ab, brown, olive <Sc ba.luct*
blue Keney* Mode*
B ue, in.it, aud drab Millcnett*
Liam* Bla*.k and while La
Blue ami green Ser* ces
ge* Spidernet Sleeve*
Biown, olive, bottle, Mulberry, light blue,
aud drab Coatings pea green, i.wu co*
Graf*, home, brown, lour, imperial blue,
purple. maroon, bottle aud fcariet
uar.et, b ack, Bo.n- Pe ifie Cloths
baxetts Ounce Threads
Purple, Hue, black, scotch Threads
Duroy* 131 Durants Sewing Cotton
B.ue and blk Mialoous Silk aud J wilt
Rat inett t' Rudehs Fancy Mullins
Velve s, Veiveteeus, Silk Horeutine
and Genoa Cords 91, 4. 4\ Fins
White, yellow, cum- Mixed do.
inn, black, and tear* Ladies’ and Gentle
let Flannels men’s G'ove*
Duthi* Ladies’ black and
0 4, 9 4, 15 8 4 Rofe flats Worlted Hohe
1 Blanks s ry
Sat or# do. Gentlemen’* do.
K-iddertniuller Carpet* Vv'orn*il bock*
• ng* Sh'iwis.HandKcrchiefk
Venenan aud common Corded aud ngured
Stair do. Caaibricks
| Hearth Rugs Q3Utr 15
W ell-India Goods & Groceries.
I Oil (ale by the fubferiber, at his ftore in
*■ hb tfl'eti, nearly ©ppohte the head ut
Long IPbarf—
Cugniac brandy Olive Oil
Bouideaux do. Capers
Hollands Gin Brandy Fruit
American da Rice, Oatmeal
Old Jamaica Spirits Pearl llarly
St* Croix do frelh fig#
Antigua do MuCcatel,*)
Cherry Brandy B'oom, !
Pfienca Punch Drum, Ac • RAISINS
Madeira, Cafk J
Vidona, j Almond*
. Sherry, ^ WINES Filter.*
( l.ifbon, & | Canary Seed
; Malaga J Winfor & bar Soap
Flylou, ") 5 -j by box or retail
Young Hyfon, L .73 Mou'd f3* dtp’d Can
Hyfou Skin, * ^ dies, ditto ditto
Souchong and £ ^ Table Sab
B -iiea ^ i. ' Mats of all kinds
Ltoaf, *) M Broom*
Lump, j C Rotten Stone
Havana white, ^ ^ Demi Johns
Brazil, aud i pc Stone Jug*
brown J “ Powder aud Shot
Ch 'Colate rout*
Do Shell* bpanilh Cigars, f jl
Nu meg«, Cove* ftiitfy
.alii*, Vesper (ounectirur Chee'e
■Jruuud do. Hard Ware, Bellows,
Pimento, Giugvr Shoe Bruiiits, 13V is*.
Cayenne, Multard
— a 19*—
A quart'i y of COP DAGS,
Bolt Rope ; S .uu Yarn,
Sewi g I wine ; Marling,
Cod Lines, *^c t3V.
« The a’u>ve Goods are ?!l of :he fi; fl quality,
t 4od wi I be told on ie if nab>e :ernv*.
N B —Merchants and Ship Mailers nay
be lu jp ;**d with Cabin « r fliiu Store* on rea
finable terms —Alfo, Families may be (u.pli
ed a" low at can be purci.aird in town, aud
fettle their bill* quarterly Conftaut atten
dance a.id every Javor gra'efuliy aclcnowl
: edged
JONATHAN STUART.
P.rthnt, Du S, Id JO
DOC 1 OK Wi’T.i),
JAVISJG attended a ceurfe r.f
* Medical Reading and Pi active of Ptiyfir
with D.'dh.r Brook*, of Medford, and obtain
ed a Diploma from the Ceulor# of the Msflfa
ciiufe t* Medica1 Society will be hap .y to
devote hi* fervice* to the inhabitauta of fort
land, who may led difpoied to pa;rouifc him
as a Pyhciau.
N b—Hi* lodging* are at Mfj- Cage’s,
FcJtral jhtet. Dee. iO,
I civ Cabinet tbcp.
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GEORGE CI.ARK,
cabinet and chair make?,
7 KFORMS the public that he has taken a
* <1 op oppotue Mr Robert Boyd's near the
head «>t lipd. uiye-*1.r«*r, w here he has tom
txteacrd the natoufadure of
CAiWstr H ORK,
in *f* varinui brauche*. II? has on hsod befl
Si l>omingo Wot/d, will* which he exped* to
be a*Je to maoufadure Cabinet Furniture in
the uewrlt fty e aud tu a faithful manner
WAKlbl).
A j umeyman and an Apprentice to the
above btifi icf*—to whom good encourage
tvanr w:II be given—the boy aged 15 or 16
yemitr JVW, 12.
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New Fail uni Winter GsqJs.
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ROYAL LINCOLN,
£X€HdNGE Street, !
[ IAS jufl received a laige aud citeuiive
*• ^ aiTor latent of new
Full a>tl Winter Goods,
which part y couGft of thefoliowing.— via.
b adt, U.ue, bottle, A variety of fafhiou- i
dark mix'd, light able Londou Viru 1
mtx d, ri ab, ior- let, Toilmett aud
beau, bruwu and Swanldowu Veiling
olive lupertiv j.*d 8i‘k tforennoe ditto
cwiiintiu Bro*a- Parent Britiih Shirt
clo'he, mg—Colerain do.
B'ue. b ack, drab, 4 4 and 6 4 white
brown, bottle aud Cotton Cambricks
fawn nt It'd Sc cow- j 4. 4-4 dt 0 4 black
mon CaJimeres, ditto
Bue and draU Impe- Brown flate, mu'.ber
rial Cotds ry aud green ditto
Hunters Clo.fc Biacit Silk Velvet
Sattinerts—Dutfil* Bottle ditto
Devonfhire Kerley Variety fancy cotton
Coa.ings Shawls
U.ue, brown aud bot- Fancy Mufliu*
tie Merges Book ditto
Bottle, black, brown, Cambrick and com
lawa, pearl, Ma moo Dimities
roon, and Imperial Black Luflnngs and
blue Felice C'oth* Sarfnetts
Plain and figured Pe- Black Crape
lice Flannels Plaided Luftring*
6 r 8 h 9 4, Ladies long and ihort
id-4 & 11-4 Blan- white Kid Gloves
kets Habit, York’an, Bea
Red, crimfon, white, ver and Kid ditto
yellow, green and Gentlemen's Beaver,
black Flannels Doe fkin, and Dog
Bomhaaetts and Wil- fkin ditto
boar*, ail colotrs Ladies acJ gem!e
Fgured Bombaieits men's black and
Bird’s eye Stuff. white Gik Hole
Beft black amf olive lxmdon printed Cam
Velvets bricks
Tabby Velvets Tartan plaid Ging
Co.d*—Hue klett s hams
\ Women's black and Silk aud cotton ditto
Hate woi dtd iLfe SuperGuj 4 4 London
Men's black, white ditto
aud mixed ditto Furnittircs
I Clack and b'ue Shal- F.oe and common
loons aud Raiicetts Calicoes
j Greene Marine Iriih Linens
, *6 aud 28 itch B. own Flatilla*
cotton Umbrellas Linen Cambrick
Bell gilt C.iat Buttons Supe.Gue brown Lin
Impe.ial Silk ditto en
Ladies Imperial A- Black and fancy Glk
lice ditto Handkerchiefs
I ldia Cor.ous, Bl Bandanna and beft
qualifies company ditto
India Caltcoes and No. S t, 4 and 4f Pins
Checks Cotton Laces
American Bed Tick- White tambrick Hkfs
ing- Oil Cloths Pulicat, Madrafs, and
Fadlory Shining twill'd cotton do.
FadUry .Sewings RulGa Diapers
Boxes Cotton Balls, Ditto Sheeting
allotted Webb's patent Suf
Black and white Mil- penders
linetts Siik, Doe fkin, netted
I Linen 1 bread* and Morocco do.
i Red twill'd Camb-ick
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With a great varicy of other articles—all
of which will politicly be fold on the very
lowelt terms._ oa«h, 29. '
Elegant Gilt aid Silver Ccjlers
j Clafps; Jewelry, izfc.
I ELEAZAR WYER,
COLDSMTH \tf JEWELLER,
Js^^ARLY oppofmthe Indian Chief, i£x
change ftree., inbrm* his friend* and the
public that he hat jut received a general al
fortment of
Blated, Britania, Japart ed Ware and
J sue try :
| Among which are-PIa-rd Tea Sett*, to
I match; do. Caftorj. ctw aud elegant patterns;
do. Candleftick*, various kind* ; do Soup La
die* ; C ann* ; 1 ab!e and Tea Spoon*; large
! Britania Coliee aud l ea Pot* ; Sugar Batons
aud Cream Pot*, of * fuperior quality ; com
mon do ; a few liver Sugar Batons and
Cream Pot* ; Sens of morocco, cream aud
bla k ground Japaned W aiters ; cheefe, kuife
ani bread Pray. ; a complete aflortment of
*ewelry and Lair W'oj k ; a large and elegant
£»• *tT»r«M*( of ntb'.iit, cornelian, and gold
twmg Watch Key*; goid, filver aud hair
Watch Chains; a quantity of excellent cart
lied Rax r* ; Sciflbr*; Pen Knives ; Snuffer*;
a handfotne afforrment of morocco Pocket
Books and Purf'ea; Wax Taper*, tsV.—togeth
, er with alaioff e.e.y other article in hi* line
A'fo—make* and keeps conftamly on hand,
warranted gold Necklaces; Tab'e and Tea
Spoon-; SUv'ar Tongs; Soup Ladles and Salt
'poons, of the newcli pattern* and u(>on terns,
equally a* advamagrn* a* at any other piacf*
His triend* an I * he public are invited to call,
where they w ill nnd couilaut aud perfoual at
tendance, and the lmalieft favors attended to
with cheeifiiluels. (t f) 3.
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NKHEMIAH CRAM,
f I AS juft receivej at No 3 A 4. Jones Row,
1 Exchange Street, a general aflomneut of
L GOODS,,
in a I lit ion to his former Stock —Alfo 2.5 dor.
Corn Brooms (btft quality) «
A general abort meat of floor and Hearth
Bruilies,
30doz aiiurred Hol'and Skates,
Braf* Kettles of all Site*,
A general afibrtment of Hollow Ware—7 by
9 Ik. H by 10 G'afs Briftol Crown.
A quantity ut B ock in Tes Pots of different
Patterns, and Cutlery
yf/io—Cutk Ra'fms
4T 3 in ol bloom and Muscat*) do.
5»> Boxes Candles
10 Ba’et prime Cutron,
l<JOOIb Connect it at Cheese, Ac. A.
JZty fcpomror.No. L.
“ If ye tdiW these things, happy arcye ij ye <L
rAon.”
UK is said to b# a g$t*l divine that fol
1 ws bis own teaching, nor can we ever
have sufficient grounds to ear rcue chanty
toward any man unless in addition tr pro
leaning tliat which is good, tie is care til to
act agreeably lo *hat profession.’ Our 5av.
tour was carefc * t *** m i $ disciples /-♦
gainst copying ail V’ ; ■ ' * • »>d P}*r
isees, not ao asttfu '< • whet tLiy taught
publicly, but because, he adds, they say j
aid do not.” Teachers ot moialuy or i
Preachers ef Piety aie less excusable when i
they slip than others who do not enjoy the
same advantages for acquiring knowledge, \
and u;on the same principle “ those angels
who Kept not their hrat estate are now suf
fering the vengeance of eternal fire,” an
owful monument of God’s justice, and of j
his severe displeasure against those who i
swerve horn duty afier they are once en
lightened with the tru b, A person m*y
have proper speculative opinions and yet be
a stranger to real religion, nor can that he
considered a* a true criterion which has
so often proved the rock on which many
have wrecked their expectations ot future
happiness. Though the Holy Spirit was
pleased to direct that we should carefully
preserve s form of sound words, yet he is
equally particular to say that the doer of the
wmd and not the neglectful hearer is ac
ceptable. Oithodox sentiments though
necessary to keep us from error, and to as
sist in calming those tempests sometimes
raised by human contrivance, are not how ,
ever essentially necessary to salvation.
Like the ballast in a vessel they serve to
keep the mind regular and consistent,
though they are not the real lading. Still
however, it is the duty of all nun to be
well informed, aiul then to Improve that
kuowledge by carefully pet forming every
c mmandid duty. Let no one therefore
pifead ignorance and there intrench them
selves while there remain any advantages
for knowing, for the sin of such as w liully
close their eyes upon the truth willcer
tainly be punished wuilo the justice and
truih of God remain. Neither let any rest
in speculation thinking that correct notions
of good things will avail them in the day
ol trial, but a» a preservative against sloth,
remember these alarming woids :—*• He
•.list knoweih to do good and doeth u not,
to ht m it ia air*’.** •
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%\)t <3a$ctf*.
Thursday, December £7.
A writer in the Boston Chronicle ( H.nt
no doubt,) is labouring and fretting to shew
that, if Government should enact a law
that is in violation of the constitution, and
a citizen should be rosecuted for a breach
of that law, it woi i be treason to set up
the uncnnstitutionality of the law as a de
fence to the jury ; and that should anyone
presume to avail himself of such a defence,
he and his counsel ought to be indicted tor
treason. This doctrine, however it may
strike friend Hone, seems to us to border
a little on oppression; It, in fact, goe* to
deprive citizens of a privilege, which they
have ever enjoyed in this countiy, of plea
ding the unconstiiutiunaluy of laws. This
c ui operate no injury on the part of law and
Government, for twelve discreet and impar
tial men, taken from among our best citi
zens, under the oath of God, are to decide
<»n the validity of *ucli a plea ; on the pail
of the citizen cases may occur, in winch to
deprive him of the benefit of this defence,
would be a gross infringement upon his
| rights—oppression in the extreme. This
: writer discovers the natural inclination of
democracy to destroy our judicial systems St
to overturn every thing like order and regu
larity in jiididical pr iceedmgs. We have ro
doubt that these d so ganizing and sci.r i
1(111-; writings are the productions of the
hardened wretch, who deals so prutuse’
malignant and ungenerous calumny upon
the Chief Justice of ibis Commonwealth
for daring to administer the law in an im
partial manner.
mri. __
On the subject oi the impressment of / .
merican seamen, Mr. M.uti*-n, t .Teat
a«lvncate and Cuaifruon ot'A n^neah j *-h *,
in his late message to Coron as, i, wnoh\
sil*-n>. What ate we to inter f om tins
cucun*s*nnce ? either that tbe / Ui-h haie
•abandoned the pratuce, or U»*L the Tre-i
dent has neglected to call t^e auention of
Congress to a v try inter ring subject, as
it respects the situation -‘f. +e ti. .. hit. t”
of our tellow-cuiacens * who, to use t ie
language , t the A £s*'t are now m “ ii *t
mg hells.**
W*e W' uld as * tin very tnoK-'ng atilhor of
the paragraph in a late Ar^u», which
9 *r?s that ** 4QoO Americans are he'd o»
slavery on hoard Britian ships,'* f>r p- f < f
that assertion. We do rot attach ^ny re
sponsibihty to the Editor, his ign -i-rnre ts
•us protection, for he would as *• . »r* pubnsi
a piece that said there was foe millions -ti
t e number mentioned, it iie vr i t<>1 » to
But vie ask, does tin: wivih* we sufie- •
from England justify those lommund by
Bonap\i(«? And because the !*. acral pa
pr-rs s ate the repe. ted oppress; >• » of the
Tyrant ot EuiCTh;, such as ms oide-mg our
ships to ba plundered, burnt and su L at
sea, and their crew*, (eiiiz n» of tltt- U.uu d
Mt.es) to be immured in i< alb sonic dun
geons to parish with hunger «mi
• lor „ it tolmw that the tcrtcral paiiy a e *b
tdvora cs if British urns ice i t) -o »k> hi
dot the d mortals t> g t rid ul r e >d u n
it c*nv„n Jj <nig the *' o 'giac* » rer.c .
i
oppt essiun, s »y that the federalists »re Bri
tish partiz ms. To make this btseiiood cur.
run-, they quote a temark of Col. Picker
mg’s, when speaking of* particular subject
(not the impressment of seamen,) which
was this, Hut “ Britain hurt done u* no es.
seatial injury.” But these would-be-thought
impartial gentry, take care to fprget to»iat«
Colonel pjckeitug's words, when spe-k
mg of the general conduct of England : he
•tciared that in several respect* “she hart
J me us n»x»y wrongs and this is the bn.
,guage of every federalist. But the language
of democrats is, that every thing England
doe* ah* i* wrong, w hile at the same time
every thing Bonapai te does is just, uiagnan
mmu* and generous, and that it i* i.tt’e
* no; t of tieason for any one tj denv it.
MAXIMS OF EXPERIENCE. .
A covetous man makes a halfpenny of a
farthing, hut a liberal man m-kes sixpence
of it.
A quick landlord makes a careful ten
ant.
Eew are of little expenses.
Credit is punctuality, arul punctuality
wealth.
He who is idle is tempted by a hundred
devils.
He who pays wall is master of every bo
dy’s purse.
He who is used to do kindnesses, finds
them when he stand* in need.
He who loves an hour in bed in the morn
inggis employed ali ihe day in running af
ter it.
Industry is the right hand and frugality
is the left hand of fortune.
Idleness in youth causes a paii.ful and
miserable old age.
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ffcistcllanttms Selections.
1 low thankful would the good
people of England be, if they knew the
f heart-rending groans of our demo
rrats on account of the ir national debt.
It is the subject of their* daily sorrow ;
and we sincerely believe, that many of
them entirely lorget tlteir own debts
, in the gloomy contemplation !—A wri
ter at Boston seems to bpve labored ve
ry usefully with rcgar.J to it ; for he
says that “ if two hundred and thirty
one men Were employed for one year,
and were to work twelve hours in the
day, and count one dollar per second,
they would absolute^ fail in counting
the sum to which the national debt of
(.rcal-Biitaio amounts.*' Bless us,
Jonathan, what a huge pile of dollar*
this would be !—Yet, after all, we can
not agree with this cunning calculator,
I that the magnitude of this tuna afford ,
any very powerful argument for going
, to war with Britain. To some it mav
'appear quite evident tlmt shooting a
few score of Englishmen, and permit
ting them to shoot a lew sco.e «r us,
would payoff their natWnJ deb u. 4
hurry ; but we confess that we are not
altogether of that opinion.
| Inc! American.
The method whi;h tome ves be
gone democrats of New.York have late
ly taken to express their chagrin in be
ing defeated at an election, is well wor
thy ol their profound understanding.
1 hey held a ward meeting, and formal?
ly “ resolved,’* that the pt .ons now
tailed federalists should henceforth
be called .narchsts. “ 1 hink of
That, Master Biuoks.” And they “ re
solved" farther, that all the “ republi*
can” p/imeis \ tBe United States
*hou’ j publish the above formidable re
solution three times. We hope the re
will be universally compile 1 wii'a,
’.» order that their w republic n” breth
f^n thicmghout the union, a, well as in
. France, Uaffraria, and elsewhere, may
be m »de acquainted, in due time, with
[ the epithet agreed upon —Ibid,
ALEXANDRIA. 'PEC. 13.
1 TV claim of Am, Djnic* as*!n fafuug'bt
j it » vest jtUy. has (ready Cvst U»e United
i Sia’e-i 1 J,000 Ti t» gl»t as be paid
;»» once, or u ni .y c V rs n ich i hi t.
Tue flaiti is r w *b<|ut .grOOU fi r Per
'isband’a o»,I i»o te The Inmae gran led
11 last yer~, ..nd the senate rnecietl r
i.he p r: td’uur c >n.m uee of claim* w if
prooain/ be unfav ir*»Mc, *r*d tiie bouse v ii
! debate one or iw * ri.H»* on die i< ;.or , o,u
4ben »v o vimit k i-. .1 r.h reiieeu no
J *:;eai honor o:» the economy or d scernm^nt
C the House.
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To bs fold by order of Court* at t!.<t Hcufr
of Col. Ch tries Thomas, on lireddies •
fl.lt, the fourth d.iy of Ji”vary next,
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