Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-14 00:00:00, page 3

Wilki. non dight to excluim
in full cuxillo, non dqsﬂ. oon'blu isljs. *
for brave-n': eake no six/i lus/t, nor mob de
sc: stiff).
'l here is ever a suspicion of sin when Ss
un becomes sn ndxoccte It is sickouing ,
hii disguuing to the highest dsgree, to see
the aucmpc Were \\ ilkimon spotless as \
the mount cin snow. such a desomhr must
Maken him. l-orbid fifth-: we should con -
ss demn Wilkinmn unheard, sign whst now can ]
* hisencmies ask, she: such -n ehsnctertskes 5
upxhc cudgei in l-isi deience'! Where'isfzhe
put or the good man thstsi Dunn has de
hsisided? \Vhere "the weak and the vicious,
me he has not advocated' ? The calumniutor
oHVushinzton, the delender of \Vilkinson_
Disv-epute or damnation of churacterlreass's
if: she snotsteþs osaimost every_ person whom"
iedesrnds Duane, pauso n moment \Vhat
can you think os yourself; or what beheve
y-ssu that the' would think of you, when they
reﬂect-m the charactersi whom you have sp
plauc' ed or condemned? siW hat whence can
be had on your} opinion or uneven-tion?
look back s winnen: nith me. -
Snydersiwnsi the'mostsifirmanf soHGovcmon;
,csterwards ;; fool end-a scoundrel.
!
' llussr was the greatest and best of men,!
Logan was : pan-in; what: have you not
since made him ? — : ;
What dependence do you think'ought ltOctss
llhch to the opinions or declerations of one
"10 discover. such eergiverution of chanc- s
ler? A holy irrceinablc indignnion'wioel ss
in the brent of every . good anon when ss
methought of you glancee into hismind; !
fit: to no you euempiing to erbitrete end ]
decide on the criminelity or innocence of any
man with an eppmnt expect-lion that any
God of y'onn, or all your csom, can change
"he man'n opinhn ; the ebeurd'uy com
"single- laughter with died-in. Whom do
you expect to conduce? Fedonliau yield
70" no mdenoe, end democrm know you
'00 Well. , '
Do you intend to enusier .u the churl"
broughz' iplnn ct-wmsim; w mnine .n
she due—m them "was: not-the"
Onennmym-m mn- simvlodl
"a"? We m HI- silkncm'hjh)
"'WoM-siuh-nh—
wash-on b- on Wood :.vhy M
Wow um {. Would judge-si
( --.*.-—
Duane bss commenced s vindication os ss
Can. WiiLinson, and declares his intention
ddcvotin; a law coluuuis to the subject. .
Wushingtonsi you usduced.-_--Ponder-on
that.
.d by other "Uvula,—Not. [weel. June 13. \
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LIcKean' n'is by you exelced to the stars
e-d afterwardeplunged in infamy.
'l'cnch Coxe -md-Dalhs.zyousi made angels,
inwards devils. "
Csnnin was the high priest os position} or
tholoxy— afterwards a villain.
me )cﬂsierssion ; now he is the worst.
We learn from espusiin ken-let, that ge
ssn] Armsu'ongss one minister in France.
w. I,"-[med returning to the Uniied Sinus
mhe 10-m Addmt- but had found her oc
Wmosibuons inconvenissem for his family -- ss
]: was understood that he hnd taken his pus
,, in . vessel local] from Bordesus, and m
and that [fart of his hang-go had been lifel
sorwsirdcd to that place.1
Capt. Fenwich brings no eontinontal news ss
,! importance, Which has not been smicipat- ss
THE YOIZN ADMJS ARRLVED. _ ,
We m: at length cnnþlessd to idnssonucoctﬂth
'My the aninlof thosilohn Adam-, s
posis. can a long cnd boissiurom pen
She len Unto the such of April, md
0; wich almost : contain even-don of
"May winds during the voyage. ,
Captai') Fcnwick, the bench of dezpnchn
w France. arrived in (hid city lnsst evening
The content: of the (lap-who have not
muspictred.
,ssss si ' ss ﬂKFV—rctsi trsihctsi'sssiss}
Tgmoctr. nmpssu- .
_ Ass A qsisi {
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— u-_ ' un- .c-sivuc ". qju . q._ __
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mit-dog had- We he will num,
you for provokiassga WMW ostlisso
merit-los m- an.- would msi imisy any
petaon in taking a [beset-int lnnsit, emia-_
ing the docume'ntl, quid; ssfisinxn them} tak-si
ing and: 'parta only a ippaarsstupssrov'oct hirsil'
criminal, and then pnnouncing But aol-hsi—ss
No- such a step you would ceasure. _ Then
pray leave him to the pro per authdritj be
inventigating his conduct, and, unless you
mean immediately to damn him [for your
meddling approbation 'ia' condetnnation at
once,] refrain: _be ailent. Remember that
ss the documenu are here in the city ; and there
! are, who can examine aa well as yourself;
' and who will not be indolent is needfully pro
; volted to scrutiny anterior to the suitable
-, hour. if you wish well to the reputation of
' General Willtinson, refrain from further re
l marks. Do you fear that the sederaiists in
L Congreu will condemn him is he should not
ibe proved guilty? You may pretend such
s fear, but you apprehend it not: you know
ss their character better. Do you fear to true;
the mujority of the House of Representativesi
This previous discussion is libelling their un
" The scandalous and odious persecutinn
against a man who has rendered his country
the most sictgnal service, and arrested a- con
spiracy which menaeed the country with
dismmbemtent and civil wert against a man
, who accomplished this great act of public
! comen-vation without the expence of a single
[life."] Who was the intimate of Aat'on
\ Burr previous to the deneuement of tho .plot ?
Who held leng- private ounversations with
him ? Who sottled the cypher mode of cor
respondencoi Who neglected a disclosure of
the conspiracy till its deseat was certain ?—
Who was so near being inﬂicted for treason
i
, by the grand jury at Richmond? it should
!
" Fumished the sue] and the name which
were expected to consume him, and with
him the'rtfmtction of rss/mblicsi") How'the
reputation of republics is concerned with
: \\'ilkittson it was lest sur-Duun to diaooeer.
Per-haps he believes that to condemn judge
ss Chasc, and suﬀer Wilkirson to pass unex
-amined, are actions tending to the reputa
tion of repubiics.
" This paper (the Aurerdl will be open to
the windication os General iVilklnson against
all his "enemies, however powerful or perfi
dious."] Why to the vmdz'can'an only ? Why
not say emmination ! -ls sithe possibility'os
guilt to be excluded-? This very declaretion
that it shall be. open to the vindication, proves
that one side only is to be seen-; St that there- '
sore not the slightcst dependance ought to be .
placed on what shall be ctadvancecl. siDunn ,
could' net" better blast his own doings, than by
thus declaring no justice is to be done. 'l'h'e
lntlependcnt American will be'ever open to
his vindication, but hot eXclusively so.
By pereecuting Wiikinson, they are piec
ing the executive government in a dilcmmct]
That is very true, very indeed. The months
ss are coming when perhaps "it will be'shevn
why the eXecutive governmentnave tried so
hard to prevent an investigation of Within
some people need two.—Independm: do.
it has been stated to us, that the echoener
L'Epine, with her cerge, has been delivered
up to the claimsnts order of the distriet
ctetterney, by end wi the edviel end con
Tsent es the eolleetor. This appears estre
ordins'ry, as she. of ell the Napelmt left
of privateere that has entered our name,
is worked with the strongest proofs es stt
Am her popers were found orders
herctownercter pwnqn __to them Means
on- 9- !" she?! I!!! to!!! ease.-44
\Ve shall conclude by 'remerksiing'to'Dunn
again, that if he is sincerely desirous pf ren
dering s service to General Willtinson, he
cannot do it better than by devoting the Au
rora to any consideration but that es'the sate
son's conduct.
commander of the army. it is repeated, be
cause tho' one word ie enough for the wine,
be remembercd'that it was general Eaton
who first developcd Burr's conspiracyv , and
that, as soon as he knew that it had any ex
istence Other than to the projector' s brain.
derstandtng and their integrity.
a; -
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devours every thing that is esttmable and
amiable both in disposition and character-t
it eats up the substanCc of us votaries, and.
is an inlet to all other vices, and to every
evil and cal-mity almost that can he:-named;
This detcstaijle demen 'sisnight say in truth,
** My'name is_-chi00; for we are many.".
Many -indeed-are*the evue, the calamities
and theabominations, that follow -in the
* train oictdrunkenness.
) "th hath woe? '*Wh0 hath sorrow-"?
ss Who hith contention? Who hath-wounds
without cause ? Who hath names of eyes?"
filth: dr'onhard. ' Whose fields are fneglect
l ed and oversigrown with! horn: [and brain
blee-Z Whose house is tum'bling in'ruim for
want of necessary repaire—Z Whose broken
windows are 'l'epﬂil'td only with rough
' boards or etuﬀ'd with rage ? Who-e wives
] are consumed with weeping-? Whose babes
'are-euﬀceing hunger and nakedness-Z—
The drunltard's. 'Who "distutb peoplee'
"pose with their midnight revellirtgs and
put—? Who are the .pereons most com
monly engsgr'd-tn quetrels, in-Gghtin'gs, in
riots, e'nd in all scenes of confusion nnd_
uproar? Drunkards. Who ere lowest of
i sll medmen, the most desptceble of all idi.
ots-I Drunltsrds.
The naturel idiot, end the msdmn this
I hes become so by the not to! God, are ob
jects not of reprosch but of continuing...
But the drunkerd, who-is in (set on idioe
for amadtnsn for the time being, is on by
si-his own walnut-ry set 4 he wilfully quench'
es in himself the ! of reason, end with
? his own suicidei-h destroye this noble
. seculty which had distinguished him from
thessbeests'ehet perish.
; " Rtiqs'isSh-sse'tings.
As ""it in for'silsby
siffiissisisi ii.-am
,MNZL
....- ....—
-haV= described. lt impairz and corrupts (
findefianoe unknown!" .llst early-e
; me: ons-"mem'nre Walled " _ :nd'snlrly ct
! cried, that we ply 'a _' eom mentin- '
'sidpedwcheondenjoft fee-i nt-oflhesi
UJSAMW the ofieeud'cbe navy,'whsiooe "
? gear-[mni- on them: jthe orders, nndct
! ihooe visihnce do honor to their proses- ss
s lion-si lfss'jssqnewsibelmadesithe knock'nnd 'ss
spend" soeei ,Mdem; let n. in:-cool;
. for Rye/canssid made; sange/m Bag !
, (who or content doe- does—trouble us) be tct
open-A in our city. where-prize: can be re- '
5 gularly condemned, nodsinleo can be made ss
' much totbe advantage of our revenue, and 4
; in [wot of our worthy-brethren in dish-en. !
; This it is presumoble would give great,
9 very great satiojbction to mony men, who-e
i modeny forbid: them to even suggest so
* ulumy : plan. l
*enne on, habitual drawn-nurse, be not a [and,
of our country, there-in notellin how great
would be the alarm. siNeither t is nor any
'eimilar calamityt Heaven'be praised, has
been brought upon out country by the di
ilf"dcits0}'* all moral principle, all senti
mente'ol' honor. all feeling ot' humanity. lt
changestgood nature to churliehneu, a-kind'
husband to an unteeltng' monster, & dutiful
sun to an unprincipledvillain-without natu
rsial aﬀections, an induttrioue thriving man
to an idle vagabund- _-lt.preys upon aadsi
rect hand of Providence, 'Which ha- shew.
ered on us bit-sunge without number-and in
great abundance. But human folly & wick
edneaa abuse 'the kisidﬂtavos PsOVidence ;
and change its blessings into cureee.
Let sober reason judge, whether drunk
town and every village. and were : reading
my cVe-n worse, than the fatal leproty ]
both bony and mind, and bringe down the
noble creature man to a level with the brute.
IF by an awsul visitation of Divine Pro- '
vidence, there were spreading over all parta
of thil eount' , ! lnul and loathsome lepro- :
ny, which pottoned and diasigured the bo- ,
die: of its victimt- and aﬀected their minde :
with madness or with idiotiem; it this le- '
proay had seized a great part of our uaelul
lahorere and rendered them a burden to the
comen-mity; is the prospeett end the hopee
of a large portion of our promiein'g young
men had been already blaated and deetroyed
by it ; if it had infected, more or less, every
its ravageess'srotn year to year, mder and
yet wider; tl thls*\vere the actual condition
AGAlNS's DsilNKENNESS.
'PAKT 'I.
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From the Connecticut Cow-ent.
[N. Orleans paper, May no.]
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{3sz Pox glass
ssfive ' ne third of the purchase mmey'be
ing paid. tt crodit of two and sottt'months me)"
be had for the remainder, gidng negotium!!!
notes with an appt-med ender-er. Apply to
'David H'atkins, at Straubctercy Hili, or-to '
Wtiham Hartshornc.
'Sth mo 20. latrSw'
p HOGSos! gmd breed for sole—ul—
80 GREEN CLOVER, at Three binding!
per hundred weight.
sisi 43
OTIOE ts hereby given, That the unba
scribet has taken out Letter: of ddmisi.
ncteiran'on, in the County Court of l-airsex,on
the estate of Obtdiclt Garnett. deceaeedsi:
All persom having etaimo against the 'si said '
estate, either an Crediton or Dzsttibutt a
theteof, are requested to make them knot-n
to the sublcriber, living near the Great Falls
of Potomac.
John S. Cartwrtght,
dm'; of 0. Gunett.-de6'
May "29. ' ,. But? _
or
- nnYANHAMPsWiu co. . —
siMay "lo. _
For Rent,
ACONVENlENT two alofy'frame Dwell
mg Home, aztuatc on Camcron act-cal:
letwecn St Aaaph and Pin streeta. Apslyc
aubacrlbcr, after a lapao of tlma
necessarily conaumed in the "prepara
tion of hla house, Napectsully announm :.
the cidzcna of Alexandria, aa well as the
csidnmlunlcy at large, that he do taken for a si
tcmasy—eantha! noted anddl Wound
lla ment tom by the nama tba ClTY
TEL, and once mmhdctby Mr Gadaby
when dlnlngula had a del a a Publlm
gan lt an adal nisi-which the hopea
:o'pmam by hla an'mnlssuad .qa'nlbaa la
life:—ding nall'tboaa who-lay mbnahlna
:ha (am-adds" [law,
somlh accmmodadona. End Mr
lumalt many lo lndldaaa thar-mld
lclty of mail-meed avail-"ad lo the Clcy
otal. and Man]! with!" dom-lotion n'
hat pardon-of siumllu-a wan-havaaa (and-1
ally m lu_ Mad—mn
wd. 'a'
" John c. Ladd "'—
' 'bri-g 'I. Sfirmsi do
Barthol win—m !* from 5;
Fame. . ." "dine:—miss.
IP'S Creditorl of—w thg house of- Liingmm
not M'Gatv, snrnierty os- Alexandria-,
meYehante, are rcque'cted .to trnmmit their
reapeetive ciaimn duly nuthentieuted to (he.
W. Strong, elq counaelior a law, No m.
Buriint; Siip NewYork. 'l he object of thi- re—
quest is to ncettain ti e entite emountoi .tt
claim. on the aoid house, in the city of Alex
endrie ttnd its titinity. as ptopututoty to mak.
ing tome propoeition for their final adjust
ment. As it will beimpractiubie to cut mtt
to the oreditot-s any eperisie propolition until
the whole emount es the th bttis known, it
is of consequence thvt they should all uttehd
to thin notice; and it is hoped they will not
suﬀer the ss period to:- ttanmtitting their ar
count: to be protreeted be} out! the Bath-dey
of June nesst.
New York. Mey 22.——-26.
Ti've or :? bunch-'a?— "
ﬂow. [in too .hct' of CORN ;id'
ROR ctSALE,
A strong WA'GGON and TEAssM. pm
Mtttea part Home, with Harncu for
Lest'tha zezzo-Silonou'msi " - _
_ -' Of] , ,.,
Godsreyu'dMu-y " si , ungb
London. "! , " Hand,!oz-E
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Clods,-] t received,
At: :! r cal.- by ,
! Amhooy ssPJOovn.
Gth me. Blh- ' [l.—QL
Tone H. - . Isslw ,
ST Received, asew hundred 'Mdswf
th '(ir'at quality Manner—And for alle
01? We clggant Eight-du;
TO THE PUBLlC.
&? Maddcr.
NOPICE.
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jane, Book.
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