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PORTLAND* PUBLISHED BY ARTHUR SHIR LEY_Ao. 7, EXCHAMGE-STREKT.
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AY. 37, of Vol, XI!f. j MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1810. -A • J# ' [ W!>ok V 6f>\
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F.noch Moulton,
GOLDSMITH AND ■JRiVPLP.R,
No#, *JJ"tt — /T'JTtf — F. X- b<v-Iff /! ?rft
J -J A■’ jifl received a timdiunie aifjrtnirui
Vlalcd% B> it at: it cV Jjp'ined 1Varet
Jsii’Cifyi fjft zjc. sc.
PLATFD WAKE.
iSctV Shefiieid pGted Tea lens, to mvrh;
Come low priced do ; elegant Cruet Fr.ur.-s ;
f low pi iced do; Cand'eAu k* vinttn ki-ijt oc •
pntt«; fugar Baums ; Cream Poti ; foup La. i
<tie« ; Fifli Kiii/es ; ami Fray^ ; i a- i
ble and Tea fpoou* ; Ate. die j
BRl TANIA WARE.
. ,r Qoffst Pot* ; Tea Fo ., Cream P.y* ; fir- {
| «» £%r Baiuns ; Tumblers; Ta! le ami i ta 1
^ \ •pojns^ va-iou* patterns and prices,
jr f ^ JAP4NED WARE.
Aa eVgaa: afforrmeitt of morocco, cream
aaJ blacc co ored Waiters, iu»e;s or Angle ; 1
Bread, Knife, Cheefe aad buffer Tray., ol
various patterns.
JEWELRT.
P?arl and I-t Broaches ; do do Ring* ;
CouHmq K mbs and Drops and Buforn Flu*
to match ; Gold Ear H op>s Ko»Ws Ac Drops;
Corualiaa, Pebbe aad p'am Gold Watch
Keys ; Jo seaU; fume of new aad elegaot pat- 1
terus, aud alinoii every other article in this !
hue
CUTLERY.
Table Knives and Forks; Razors, er'ra
»Ire ; Pen Kuives ; fciffors ; Acal fu idler*;
of various kinds ana price*.
HAIR WORK.
Bracelets ; Neck Chaius ; Ear Hhpps and
Watch Cham* of various and e ..gaat patterns
GILT WORK.
ntegant Ceilor Culps; a large aubrtmcn:
•f Watch Keys, seals and Chains, dec Ac
Alfo, of his Gram manufacture,
Warranted Gold Necklace#, from 6 to 19
dollar# per Aring ; feup Ladles? Table and
Tea C| ooa* ; lugar T jngs ; fait fpoons of
.jjtvrefl pattern? ; Gold Watch Chains rk Key*,
{liver do ; Thimble*; Hook# and Rings, Ac.
la addition to the above, he has au alTort
meat of Morocco Pocket fioo^s ; elegant
Turfes; Various patterns of Tortoise lhtil &
'Horn Combs; Tooth Bruihe* ; and aimoit
fcvery other article in hi* line i
The above article* aic of fuch a quality,
nod will be put at fuch price*, as will, he thinks
meet the approbation of his cullomeis.
F *ru a* ix Du 17 (tf)
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Clergyman's Almanacks
F*R 1811,
I70R fait at the Book Store cf
ISAAC ADAMS,
P/icc 4$ dollars per grofs, 456 cents doseo, 5
cents hotr'e.
FARMER’S ALMANACK,
^ dollars per grof*, 87$ per dor a, 13 1-2
cent* bugle.
Iftiah Thomas, jun. and Low's
ALMANACK*.
School Book?.
Parlih’s Modern Geography; MouV# and
Bwight's d •tto ; ,\rc ol Readu.g ; Webfte •
HI, and 3d P*rt*; UnJeriCudiug Reader;
Murray’* Reader, abi :utjed ; Preceptor; Or
ator ; Maine, P.kc's and Perry'* Spelling
Book#; Webfter’s and Parry's latclionarivs ;
bch ular’s, Walch’*, P.ke’*, Temp*e’s and
K -or* Arithmetics; Pra&ical An,.,tactic and
Yrdig Man’s Companion ; ijut.iford’s, Mur
ray’*, B arham'*, aud Aletaader** Grammars;
Conltirutiuns, i)ee>ara ion cf ludepead* >te
«ad Walhing*on‘s Farewell Addrtfs, It'-* an
excellent £o ltDnn ft tie U,c fSi.il sV, an I • e n
mt/ukl lj tie G.*trnme\t : EcjOG^v of Hutu.ui
lor the uTe cf ichoj’s, f>tue 2fS
WRITING PAPiiR,
Some of a fuperior equality.-A goner
a* *Uuxun*nt of
bosks and Stationary
, ^
iu v*nou> branches of fcie-ne te hterx'U't
The CREI-K. aiid LATIN CLA&alCi
Ufed io Academe. ami Colleges.
A large aflortnuot of Commercial and Jaf
tic«4 BLANK8—all of the above articles
v*iil be fold as cheap as cau be purchaltd m
£J)oo,
clr Cdjb or BoJs and tic Ligkcfl price
given fir clean cotton and li icn tings,
L'auvzts nnd Junk.
NVv. UC (Cjv)
VILLAGE HARMOM:
(NEW EDITION.
IDT peblifiicd, and for lale at the Book- j
J -to m of
loAAC ADAMS,
No 7, Emban^t Jf- ttt,
T!.e Viitasr Haimok/, ter.tb »»* ,
proved corrected and enlarged—price iO
dullars per duz 1 dollar iing'e
Oi. «. (eop-lir)
NEW GOODS.
| Willhm Gnddard,
3! VS received by at1 vers I late arrivals from
Liverpool and Driftol, a larpe quantity ol
Hard i0 tt'c Go (tils.
A’.cc.—?00 boxes Crown Window GUsa,
Various bt/es,
5d casks N-il*,
(^: tr.ity t»l cl tiered Stec\
/voids, Vice*, Shovel'*, .Spadis, fee Sec
VVl licti -vc tor islt, by Wtiol -sale a.ni recall
i* b:4 More in Mtudie-street, on the r.ios; ;
X—V<.raKIc
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11;.:,’KV SMITH k CO.
AY 4 Mmjfry'i FvW%
U AV' j -ere-ved per the leader, firm
* Liverpool, hue Pel.lie C.orh; lcartct,
rrim'au, greeu, and fawn PeiilTe Flannel*,
hut.on? ; 4 4, 6 4 and R 4 green Tab'e
( i >th'; red Hocking*; iwanfkm*; Baize*,
llfr —which they clVer for fale at reduced
price*. Jjt-tmber i 7.
Nathan Bucknam,
JTar f,r tait , */ Ar». 10,rvba*ft
' \ v, O hundred quintals Pollock Fith.
25 quintal* fpriug Cod,
T) quinta t Jamaica Cod,
J 60 Boxer fmoked licring,
ISO Tuna Platter Dec 17.
6 - Hi* Liverpool SALT,
40 «»o\t*e Sperm CANDLES,
5 ) Bbi*/ hnght ROSIN,.
40 bjxe* Brown SOAP, • , . _
F»f*U ft Nu p fA** nia,ft
Bv Hu.i;v ’WiViilovv.
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ASH ES? ^
ANTED to purchafe bufliel* of
Afhes,far wlnctv cafh-aud a genercu?
price will be givenApply «t»
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
at the Stour Soap Houle in Green Street.
F*rliani, D?t. 17.
BOSTON HaT
Fad (try Warebmft,
Adjoining Meflr*. Quincy & Baker’# Store at
the lower end of Exchange-Areet.
J. MAHAN, dgcrJ*
f-Tv‘ j-A received in addition to hi# former
11 flock,
IS dr a. fupernae Beaver Hat#, w’de and nar
row brims, of an unproved make and very
fight
I cale of parent filk water proof Ilata,
i Roranu, Napt and Camel's hair Hats, t>y the
Cafe or at retail,
Children » morocco and fur Hats—A large
aifortmem of men and boy’s felt Hats,
I hs B flirt Hat ManufuAui ifg C-tnp<%r.j do
! manufacture btiitr Hats xhau any inftiiuiion
of the kind in the IT. States.—Hatters them
1 elves, lay ir is a f.Xt—'t he fuperior advau
tages they pufTr.#, and the fuperior manner
which they do manufacture, can be explained
! fatuU&orily to any perfon. All ha s, which
I fell with the ftamp in, wid t>e wan anted
MUtH (J I If Ft.} S.
r-.Vc, l>;le CV, r.ir, E ir, Mack S»b1»,
black and brown Genet t», They wore man
ufactured under my own iufpeclion during
the iaft fuinmer ; the fa#a wu» b»t warranted
to be prime, and the w< rk well done—ihty
are made iu me Rul'uin ltile, and a a entire
new' faihion here — I ihall fell them at whofe
faie or retail, cheaper than can be purchafed
elf where ia the l):ttri>IV uj. t.
Elegant Gilt and Silver Ccfters
Clajjs; "fc wclry, &c.
FLEAZAR WYF.R,
GOLDSMITH to* JEWELLS*?,
^JE.-VRLV oppohie the Indian Chief, tx
rhan^e .tree», inform# hi# fiieu.’S and the
public thaU he !uj ju.i .eceived a general #l
liKuneut cf
TljLtci, Britanii, jifxinti l Fare and
Jewelry ;
/#5'"*»;> which, ire- Flatted T?a Pels, to
ma i»; »!■>. Caltori neward elegant patterns;
do. Candivihck*, v*tu.us k;nwa; Jo ouup Ln
dfe*; C on* l Table .ad I*ea Spcon#, large
J)ritauix Cofl.e a:d 1 es Fits ; Sugar Balogs
j .old C< e#m Rot#, of a fuperior qua i y; com
! rr.uti »' ) : a fe*” **v*r Su tar Batons a.*d
Ci*an» i'ot*; Sett* ct morocco, c.vatr. a».J
1 o a k gf iuud J’^aueU Waiter* ; chicle, knife
vi i bre-4 frays ; a comple'e alTc rtaiem of
J. At ,ry * iJ Hair Win k ; a large a.id elegant
uve rtniett <4 j cbblt, cun.lian, and gold
j haring Watch Key*; gold, li-Ver «nd hail
; Wan :i / quantity of excellent cap
I Pee! R*z »r*; Sc ".or*; I cu K lives ; Snuffers;
a tutndioioe abutunen of morocco Pucker
Book* and i’u :Wy\ W ,u Tapers, 15V.—tcgeth
*sr woh alun.il c .«*! y other article ia hit line.
a#y<r— males and k. • »cobdaudy ob hand,
warranted gold Necklaces; Table ami lea
bpouus ; Sugar Tonga; Soup Ladle* and Sait
Sjloont, of in, oi—rll pkti.ruouJ U^um ternI
equally a* advamagru'as zt any other places
Jrlu instills and ;U priHicm invited to call,
where they will Cad ccuUant aud per (on at at*
tendance, and the iu.sIleP lavors attended to
fti;C cheei fu!r.ets. (t f) /W/Lvq bt- A.
Rcgitlers for 1811.
Juft r%;eived aud for file at
llaac Adams' Bo kHorey
T'Klt MASSACHUSETTS REGJSTSR
* and BNiTtii siaisiCAirsocs; for the
year of uur lord Ibll, the thirty fifth of .A
inerican Independence. Contain ng ovi* ru
dicial, EccUfiaftical.and Military lilts ia M
fachufett* ; alTuciatuc*, and corporate iottriic
tions, tor literal y.ag.icuituial, and chartiab <
purpoles A Lilt of Poll*Town* iu Maffakhu*
felts, with ths name* of the Poit M* • *.
Al/tr—Catalogue* oi ihe OflLer* of the Gen
eral Government, with its federal department
and Eliahbfhniem* ; time* of (he Strong of the
ieveral Court*; Governors it* each State;;
public dunes. &c. Useful 1 able* ; and a Yun
c.y of other imeiettiog article*.
-AMO—
1ARMRR3 ALMANACKS by Bol*-t B
Thomas. »»*d MafTuchutett* do by I Thomas j
Jur. Imw’s, Clergyman'* (douS'e an * lirgh?)
and L *w's iheet/i wiaark* very convenient
for Cvnr.Mflg Rycm- ai d (L%.c». />.*. 11.
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1'Civ Fall and Winter Coeds.
ROYAL TTnCOLN,
EXCHANGE STREET,
LIAS juft received a ia:go ami exienlive
A A aflortineut of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
which partly cunSft of the following.—viaf.
Biack, blue, bottle, A variety of fatkiao
dirk fan d, light able Loudon Viru
mix’d, diab, cor- let, Toilinett and
btau, browu and Swanfdowu Veiling
olive fuperline and Si!k Horen;ine ditto
common Broad- Patent BritiHi Shirt
cioth*, iag—Coterain do.
Blue, black, drab, 4 4 and 6 4 white
blown, bottle and Cot,on Cambricks
fawn mill'd & corn- 3 4, 4 4 & 6 4 biack
mou CalTtmeres, ditto
Blue and drab Impe- Brown, flate.mulber
i rial Cord* ry and green ditto
Hunter’s Cloth Black Silk Velvet
Sattinett*—Dutfil* Boitle ditto
Devonshire Kerley Variety fancy cotton
Coating* - f>haw!«
2 i?c, brown and bdl- Fancy Muflin#
tieSeige* Book ditto
Bottle, biack, browu, Cambrick and cotn
fawn, pca-l, Ma- moo Dimities
roon, and imperial Blacic LuUnngs and
blue Pelice Cloth* Sarfncrtt
Pla.u and figured Pe- Black Crape
, iite Flanuei* Plaided Luftrings
• ^ 4, 7 4, 8 4, 9 4, Ladie* long and fhort
l <^-4 & 11-4 Blan-. white Kid Gloves
Aef* Habit, Yorkum,- B**>
Red, crlmfoo, white, ver and Kid ditto
yellow, green and Geutiemen'a Beaver,
buck Flannel* ? Doe tkin, and Ddg
Bombntetta and Wil* fkin ditto
boars, ad colour* l.adis* and gentle
figured Boiubaaeits tneu's black and
Bird’s eye Stuff* white Hlk Hofe
j Balt black and olive London printed Caflt
Velvets brick*
Tabby Velvet* Tartan plaid Oing*
Coidt—Thickfett* ham*
VV^meuf black and Silk and cotton ditto
Hat* vroilied Hufe Superfine 4 4 London
Mvu » black, while ditto
and mixed ditro Furniture*
Black and blue nhaN fice and eotrunow
loom and Ratiaett* Cali; jc%
Greene Marin* Irifh Linvhs
21, 26 and 88 inch Brown Plitilla*
cotton Umbrella* Linen- Cambrick
Bed gilt Coat Button* Superfine brown Lin*
- Imperial Stlic ditto en
I Lttdie* Imperial Pe- Black and fancy fiik
lice ditto Handkerchief
India Cotton*, all Bandaur.a ano belt
qualities company ditto
1 India Calicoe* and No. a4 and 4$ Pina
Check* Cotton Lace*
| American Bed Tick* W' brick Hkf*
ing—Oil Cloth* Pubrat, Madials, and
Factory Shirting • ill',1 cottou do.
FadUry Sewing* Ruflia Diaper*
Boie* Cottca Balls, Ditto Sheeting
alTortei Webb’s paieut Sul
BlacjC aud White Mil* peuder*
lined* Silk, Doe fkin, netted
Muen Thread* and Morocco do.
Red twill'd Cambiick
With a great variety of other article*—all
of which will pr.fuively be fold on the vecy
luwtft term*. QJI Ur 29 *
Wejl-itidia Gjods & Groceries.
L OR fale by the fubferiber, at hi* (tore in
1 to<cjlurt, nearly oppolite the head of
Lorr* H'i —
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Coyuian Brdndy Olive Oil
£>udeaux do. Capers
Ho iar.as Giu Brandy Fruit
American d# Rice, Oatmeal
Old Jamaica Spirit* Pearl Early
Sc. Croix do frefh Figs
Antigua do Mulcatel.*]
Cherry Brandy B!oom, !
ElTvuce Punch Drum, & f RAISINS
Madeira, j Caik J
V id on a, j Almonds
Sherry, ^ WINES Filuerrs
L.fbou, & | Cauarv Seed
4 I I
A1»Uga J Wiafor & bar Soap
Hyfon, 1 by box or retail
Young Hyfim, ra Moo'd tif dip’d Can
Hyfon Skin, * ^ dies, ditto ditto
Souchong and J. *». Tabie Salt
B >hc* ^ 5L ’* Mats nf ail kiudt
I-i af, 5,, Brooms
I.tlmp, | C Rotten Stone
Havana vMtfc, ^ Demi Johns
Brazil, and i *”c Stone Jugs
Brown J Ji Powder and Skoit
Chocolate Fliots
!*>• BbeMs Spaniih Cigars, fiffi
Nutmegs, Ciova* totality
Cattia, Pepper Connecticut Cheefe
Ground do. Hard Ware, Bellows,
Pimento, Ginger thoe iirufhes, ts*c. tJ*<.
Cayenne, Muttaid
—also— ,
A quantity of CORL>tiGE% ’*
Bolt Kope ; Spun Yarn,
OewiDg Twine ; Marling,
Cod 1'Of, Ife. If;.
. be above Good* art- ail of the firtt quality,
a id will be fold od reafonab'e term».
N. B. — Merchants and Ship Matters may
•e tupplied with Cabin or fliip Stores on rea
f mat><e term*.— Alfo, Families may be fuppfi
ed as low a* can be purchafed in town, and
fettle the»r bill* quarterly. Conttant atten
dance, and eveiy favor gratefully acknowl
edged.
JONATHAN STUART.
P.rlUx-, Dx S, 18)0
Court and Commercial
BLANKS.
Kept cou‘1aor!y to- (ale at the B.-oiflote of
ISAAC aUaIMj,
ZsJiV^cf att.
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vpomioi.No. XLIX.
“ H< hath appointed a day in the which Ac
will jud^t the world rn righievututt*”
THIS truth though terrible to the impen
itent sinner i* full of consolation to the real
Christian. Although we eojov the sunshine
of the gospel ai d are not in the d*-k res
pecting the way of salvation, yet. mm v of oe
dispensations of providence aeemclurk and
diiCiHirnging. Vice ia often triumph ant,
ahd infidelity and irreligi n stride fea**i< .ft
about the world, while mee k unas»Utr>i im
piety, if found at all, is crouded into a cor
ner, and called to struggle with " disappoint
ment, penury and pain.**
Thrse facts convince a c<msideraie man
that there will be a future state where the
dealings of providence in lira world will
be amply justified. The Christian feel* *n
assured hope that when the transitory scene
of his auflei Inga shall he ended he may per
haps spend *n eternity m unravelling those
mysterious, yet necessary pans of his suffer
ings here. The gr^ve is not.Viewed a» a
prison, but rather “ tht gate of paradise
restored,*’ ike w.ty by which he ia to enter
to joys unspt.ukablo. The infidel having no
hope beyond this life endeavor* to lull hint
seif into security by keeping the extraordin
ary judgment of the great day wholly out of
sight, or by fancying there is no truth in tli«
declaration of our Saviour, that those who
have done evil must come forth to the res
urrection of damnation. Under some such
refuge ofluts he will take shelter, hoping
at last notwithstanding all lus impurities to
sit down iu Urn kingdom oi neaven with A
braharu and Isaac and Jacob. Vain ar.d
futile hope ! If, as we are assured, the
world is at last judged in righteousness,
the wicked will be driven away in his wick
edness, while those and those only who
bear the imuga at Cnrut cun ascend with
them to heaven. This subject is one in
winch all fleah ia deeply interested. It
doubtless will approve itself to every recti
I lied conscienea. There are no neuter char.
: acters found in this world, but as we ate as
aured by the Saviour, every individua lis
either tor him or against him, and will at
the gene Igment hear the invitation
of “ con.o ye blessed” or the dreadful
doom of “ depart ye cussed.”—Then and
not tiil then will the w ,sdom of ali things
clearly appear. Then vice though enrobed
m purj^^ydi t 4ceiv~ ns recompense, and
virtue ^Eugh now clothed in rags shall be
raiseJ Aa throne. ; Then shall the faithful
aervarnpof Crod ace why it wa9,that wicked
ness vfis permitted to triumph, and forever
adore the grace *wbioh plucked them ar.
brands from the burning.
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Jntrrfctina political (©iecrllanp.
Fra Pi the Freem an s gfauriiai.
The true Washingtonians.
Both the great political parties, in
the United States, claim the character
of the genuine disciples of the iliustri
j OUS Washington. The claim of one
or the other must be unfounded. The
democrats well kuow that the Father
of his Country* when alive, was not Jor
them> and of course was against than.
The active and leading men among
them, the Jeffersons and tlie Gileses,
were his bitter and malignant enemies.
They laboured with internal industry
to destroy his fair and spo less fame.
It is true that there was a time when
General Washington had lull confi
dence in Mr. Jeff erson. Of tins unde*
! oiable and unquestionable fact* the ex
! elusive republicans make a very it,gen
ions use to promote the purposes oi
their party, i hey meet every attack
upon the administration of Mr. Jeifer
son, as President of the United States,
by stating that General W ashington,
when called to the first Presidency,
coni erred upon Mr. Jefferson ihc rir»t
office which it Was in his power to be
stow upon a fellow citizen Such vai
certainly the case, liut what does it
prove ? Does it prove that Washing
ton was not convinced, before his death,
that Jefferson had been Ids enemy
while he pretended to be his friend i
Docs it prove that Jefferson did not,
ever while holding rhat very office, cm*
ploy Mr. Freneau, a clerk in his office3
to establish a press in opposition to
Washington's administration, and pat
ronize him with al! the mean i.j his
power i Was it impossible that ever
Washington should be deceived ? Whs
it impossible for even the Father of
his Country to alter his opinion of an
artfu! and intriguing individual ? Is i:
| not a known fact that General Wash
! ington did alter his opinion of Mi . Jcf
* ferson l Did he not, in his letter to
Patrick Henry, which has been often
published, anti the authenticity of which
has not been denied, describe the part)
ol which Air. Jefferson was the well
known leader, as a French party .? And
is it not a complete justification to oth
ers who have altucd their cpii.ioh oi
Thomas Jefferson, tb«t GKORGL
j WASHING TON has done so befoie
jthep* 1
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Can the men who support that itlcn
tici'l French policy whicii WushingUp
so much deprecated, be considered as
the true Washington a ns i Can
those whom Washington hansel1 c ,
nounced as a party devoted to FT. in ,
claim, with the least consist'? . y, the
character of his exclusive disciples f
No Tiie real friends ol Washington
I while living, Sc of his principles, now he
has oscetided to Heaven, are the men
i who oppose with 'll their powers th*
; Democru?irk Policy and French influ
’ elu.e tow; ica Jefferson and Ins follow*
i era have been steadily devoted.
The False W ishington! 'ns.
We have shewn who the tiue Wash
ingtonian* are. 1 o describe the faiso
! ones, we have only to reverse the scene.
But we are told perpetually that Wash
ington deprecated local distinctions and
division*. He did so. And on w ia|
ground ? Hi> pure and foatriotick mind
coin'd not conceive that txprevuJnig par
»ty in the United States would ever fo: ru
I and carry on a plan for depriving a par*
1 ticular portion of the Union of its duo
| weight in the political concerns of the
l Rcpublick, and destroying the mast es
sential right* and privilege* of apartic
. ular local district. Sagacious as he was,
I he dU not foresee that an attempt
\ would be made to destroy the whole ac
j live commerce of the United States,
j A perpetual embargo was a thing that
never entered into his c»n temptation.
We are continually told, also, that
j Washington has said-—u One of the ex
1 peuienis of party to acquire influence,
J within particular districts, is to misrep
* resent the opinions and aims of other
l districts/* It is pretended that federal*
isu are liable to this censure, because
j they misrepresent the “ opinions and
aims” oF Virginia. But they do not
misrepresent, they aever have misrep
resented, they have no disposition to
i misrepresent, the views of Virginian
i Politicians. They always give a reason
; for the Jailh that is in them. Virginian,
policy is obvious as the day. The de
mocrats, at least their leaders, know
what it w as well as the federalists, but
1 the spirit of party overpowers their reu
■ son, and they rush blindly to destruc
{ lion. But is it not “ one of the expedi
| ents of [the democratic] pat ty to mis
represent the opinions and aims of oili
er distiicts i” Do they not misrepre
sent the opinions and aims of the lead
ing politicians of both division* eft he
| Union ? Do they not declare the south
ern leaders to f> .he fiieod* of'"
merce, and tc s <* ;-urr.b
the norther: c .?? ?Kdr v '■
the cone jt’j e1 the '’- . ho . . #
; know ttic to j>e other;
thv other haiu do tliey not r, ■:
the federalists as forming pa. ; , ns
lor a Northern CdnUderacy for the
purpose of dUidtng the Union, when
they know that there is no foundation
for the charge ?
Our political opponents, then, are the
‘ men who misrepresent the opinion*
and aims of their fellow citizens. This
. is tue truth, and nothing but the ti uih,
.* although not the whole truth. The
charges against the Federalists are un
’ supported by a soiiuiy tittle of evi
j dence. 1 hose against the Virginian
• or French Party are recorded in the
f blackest pages of our history. The
! day of the Embargo was not a day qf
, small thing*.. The tUpporieis of that
: system and of every other measure fa*
i voucable to the views of France arc
not the true, but th* f alsu v/asit
INO TOXIANS.
SMfO,
At Kavburyport, Dr. Samuel Colmav.
At Hon. ISlt/tEL SMITH, „Ct.
52, late Governor of Varment.
At Frederick*'am, New-Bnnsw; cJt, Iit-v,
James Alexander, Metbncisu
At the Havana, CupL Thdip Halsey, a n»
. tive of Connecticut.
At New-York, on the 28ih ult. Mrs. Ma*
' rv Gates, rehctoi that renowned T*tric.«
Hero Gen Horatio Gates, ii> ti.e 6Ah ye. -
of her age. She was a Unlive of e-ngUi.d,
and justly anqui . d the highest i -^ree •♦f
respectability by her vir uous deportment
and accomplished maimers.
DOCTOR WhfcD,
JJfAVING attended a regular courfe r*f
* * Medical Reading and Practice ot Toy: ;
with Doctor 3rookt, of Medford, and obta -t«
Ied a Diploma from the C-ntort of the Mali*
chufeiO Medical Society will be hajvy <t>
devote bit fet vice* to the inhabitants of Ttvt
land, who ruay feel th»poltd to patr«*oi>« ii.m
a« a PyhctHi)
N B—Hi* lodg'r.gt aie at May Gaot’i,
| ftdttlfijh tit. 10.