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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-02
I" CALEB STRONG.
Z Council Chamber, FEB. III, 1901"

The Blu for preventing forgeries ofBank Bills,
PaRed to be engroa-d.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. IS.
The Senate informed. that they had commit
ted The Governors mefage Of yeRerday, and
the accompanying papers, to the Hon. M-drs.
Bridge and Davis, VITA fuch as the Houie may
join. The Houle added M.iIrs. Holt. Skinner
and Morton of ID.
The Lincoln Academy Bill paGei to be en-
aaed.
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LETEPhRT.

q. y X LII 44fE TEtxN.- atitHF
a wofkepliled The VAfaBQND,P a Novel,
+ by GsoReE WALKsR, very utetui and Popu-
! lar PRODUCTION, publHhedyi1 England and re-,
centlyIsPpblilhed in AMERICA has been politely
/. putinto. cur hapds and fail feRbs more par
ticularly. noticed- The work very happily bur
lelques the doctrines of the ntpJfb00l OF Philo.-
fcphy, as inculcated By Goodwin, Roniieau,
Y Wolaontcrafts Paine, 6lcs4and al the crazy
nonienfe Of iRfdel morality and Gallo politics.
As, the ladies wall doubtefs1te alarmed at
the 1p9glqrea5 fogrd of the NAGABoND, We are
IN duty boundto piopm them that the real
name Of the hero is Erederiek fenfo1, OFFICIALLY
an amiable and virttous character ;-but being
of TEN DeraneRsi atber ardent and enthuhaltlc,
: he was, esfily leduced from the plsip old taih
toned tgaiu of fpecuIatieR and Pladice and led
into4Sll -, yagafies which the new doctrines;
when mate theTules of life apd-praetiee mutt
peee4aFly produce. ..t7s- ..,.r..-
We FrsFoie ihcrtly to give The public an
ansly lisof the worS, accompanied with tracts
and remarksrst length. lathe mean tic'e we
recommend the book T. the attention OF all
ages and clalEs OF readers as-@eif calculated
70 amufe the Gable and well pi nciPled, 70 con-
tlrm the watching ard TO retlsim thoie who
have already begunto wander froEI the ways
s-of found morality and comh1dnienfs.
gsd5 sSsIne as.rlE -svsg az II ez.U
> q III TagaisaS Is Jsri jtlsne ,Porf'aadSi at
JsHkSs Box fore, ssas1R at ,4a9A
ts.3s vgs-gF go : --~=s------ rI ". .l, f.T
fQpe Of the Jaoobin rh maersy rfhe fueceisoof
ty~ and BErr breaks cut IN The 1lbLsqasat rhapio+
Al ~ 20 May JsTFEtsoN v, cgdl r.lga
. Sassoa .asstind5 . ger asss5 ais aos
- r-tgg 2 Agrd4Etss rpgb' 5s.nay5 So, BgRR
, s-sf 4 d,l Reign f7gieeg. hsgas be- qr
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LegVqafrs eff Mq6acbglstts.
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

.a-sn.3 .U. MONDAY, FEB. ID.
The ksnpebsc Agricultural Society Bill paG-
ed % be eoa6=5.
The Ksnnebec Court Bin pafed to be en-.
aaed. ---
lV5s| rufsDAY, FEB. y.
The new Tax Bill paGed 70 Be epgroAed
The following medage from His ExcelIencY
the GoYernof, was delivered by the Secrri
tary.
F" Gehtlemch Of the Senate, and
s" Gentlemen of the Houft OF Reprefeaat
II fubmit to your confederation a reTolYe Of
the Legiaature Of Maryland (which have this
day received, Propofng amendments to the
Contribution oftbe United States. by the eAab-
liihment of an uniform mode for the choice Of
Electors Of Pre6dent and Vice Pre6dent of
the Unied States, and Of Representatives %
Con6rels.
&c CATER STR ONO
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-02
FORaSALE,
"A Farm in Bridgton,

NONrAININC I3o acres-in the center Of the
" town, wirh'a good Houle Barn, aud out houles
thereof Payment viii be made eafy--Appy At the
Pot Office in Brdgton, or Of JONATHAN SMITH,
living on the premifes.
Byig5fo7 harc5 D. -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-02

Hon Johl Breckenridge, is ele4-d S-n dor
for Keotu KY Vice, tie Hon, Hlm?hrT
MsrlAal
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

SOME important faas PATS into forgetful-
neis and nsglea too locn. The late effsrt of
the Senate Of Pcnnfyivania to fave the United
States from Tacobinilm, and its own ndepen-
dence, as a branch OF the Gate government,
from ablolute nullity, ought long to be re-
membered, not only as it does honor 10 the
political hrmnefs OF the noble thirteen !; but is
replete with much needed iu1ruetion to every
fate in the union. The Jeferfonians United
that the Senate and Houfe ihould meet in one
room, and thus iumbled together, vote for
electors. The Federalilts very correctly Unfit.
ed tha' The Senate was made by he Conaitu-
ton, dihind branch, and ought to a6t il the
manner prefcribed by the Conaitution, when
ever it a6ted as a Senate. But the Jacobin
party long United that it hould act only on the
terms of acting to no manner Of purpole--it
thould 70 ufs its power as to have none, as tie
fnperior numbers would fwollow up the Senate
rial votes. Thus the Houle would exercifa alone,
and without any conToui from the Senate the
lole power Of appointing Electors. Every body
viii fee the total prolrAtion Of one great breaa
work Of every republican Contribution, thar was
here detigned by the Jeffcrlonians. Failing in
the fchenle at that tirae, the fame party is now
making great Glamour in Pennfyvania againa
the Senate, and our imported patriots, Cooper,
Duane, and co. are bawling To get the Senate
aboiIhed. Much might be fad, but the wife
viii not require on this point more than word.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

A a Court Of C0mmon PLa5 far The county Of
Cumb-rland, Begun and hoidendt NszgLoacsfsr
~ Eaid e2a1ty, an IKE .fyQ 7usEi1y Of January,
n. d. Sol !.
ON the petition of PETER THATCHER SMITH
~ of Windham, 10 taidcounty, Eiquire, ihewing
that h. is is ntere ittd as teuant-in common with
iome PEI ION Or psrons 10 bin unknoWn, IN two few
eral Lots or Parcels of Land, which, in the divon
of his late father, be Rev. Thomas Smiths efate,
was fct OF 10 The heirs Of the late Mrs, Lucy
Saunders, who was one Of the children and hears
of fad deceaitd which Lots are upon the plan Of
laid dyiion IA copy whereof is annexed to ;aid
p.ttion) numbered O1e and -Four; and that he IS
de6rous to hold and enjoy his ihars Of taid Lots,
being two righths in ieyerdty, AID therefore pray
ing that partition there of might be made, ard his
ihare fgt off and divided from the ref, aFreeably
10 Law Of the Commonwealth pafed a. ID. 1884,
Untitled . An att for the more eaiy partition Of
Lands. or other Real Efate."
perfons iDtertfted inIaid eylate, and living within
the tate, the attorneys Of fnch as are abient,
and have attorneys reGding within the tate, TO be
duly notified of fad petition by ferving them per-
fonally With copy thereof, OF leaving copy at
their dwelling houle, or lsit place Of apode, or by
inferting the fubfance Of The fame three weeks
fnCctfively, in 3ne4ar more of the public newfpa-
PerS, that they may have opportunity TO make their
exception to this Court on he TAFT Tueiday Of
March next, to their grantiuc tie fame.
Aztec, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
SALMON CHASE,
1itioyry b, fJ- P'i'iohers.

IT 4 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR The COUN-
TY pF CUMBERDAND, BEGUH AND HOLDEN AT
EEWCIOUCESTEK, lN SAID COUNTY, on THE
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1904.
ON the Petition of EDwA2D OxEARo, and Others
entered the laft Term aud continued TO This term,
whereof the foregoing copy-the Court order
That the Petitioners caufe The feverel perons Interet
ed in faid E1ate and living within the State oT the
Attorneys Of fuch as ablent, and have Attorneys
reGding within the Fate, 70 be duly notified Ct iad
petition BY lcrving them pcrionay with copy there.
Of, or leaving copy at their dwelling Houie or lat
place Of abode, by iniertng the 4ubftancc Of the
fame in one more OF the public Newspapers three
weeks lucceiiively, the lat publication TO be at 4a
twenty days before the aa TucGday Of March next
that they may have opportunity to make their exeep.
ton 10 this Court, then to be holden at Portland
within and for laid county 70 their granting the fame
AtteR, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
MISCELLANY.
From Cuttings Salem Gazette.


1T is matter Of general concern, and par
ticularly 70 TO the people Of New England, that
there thoula be revihon Of that clauie in the
Contribution of the Unired States, which " APP
portions representatives among the eralitates,
by adding, to the whole number of free periOns,
three 6fths of all other perfons." The opera
ton of this claufe gives the Southern States the
advantage Of repreieoting property 70 The a
mount ofeighty- three millions, ieven hundred
and Ewenty-threc thouiand, four hundred dol
lars, by thirteen Representatives, and twenty
sight thoufand fix hundred votes; while the
New England people, who have always been
hrmer supporters Of principles than the South
err are confined to aaunsrateprefentatlon alone.
This will appear in the following calcula-
ton, grounded upon the Genius takeni in 1890.
The whole number Of ilaves in the Southern
States is lheie i4id to amount 70 fix hundred
and ninety ieven tAoufand, fix hundred & ninety
leven. Three hfths Of them, therefore, amount
TO four hundred and eighteen thoufAnd 6l7.-
BY the Conaitltion il is declared hat the num-
Der of Representatives, ih4ll not exceed one
for every thirty ,houisnd, bat each State ihaIl
have at leaf oneReprel-nlative." If then three
ffths Of The nnmber Of naves in the Southern
States be divided by thirty thouiand, we have
thirteen, tile nuolber Of Repre- .entatives the
ildves ensitle the Southern States TO lend and
nearly qu .er part Of the Whole number i4ot
ia I7gI boiides remainder Of twenty-eight
thoulAnd, fix hunJr.d and seventeen votes, al
mott equivalent to one Representative, which
are made ule OF ia every election. Allowing
each vote to be worth only two hundred dol
lars he pecuaiary qualification required By
law if three htths Of The numbey Of Caves in the
United Statcs Re multiplied BY i, It gives the
enormous fam e eighty three millions, leven
hundred and twenty thoul4nd four hundred
da.lars. the fun reprefanted by the Southern
Sites over ndabove the whole number OF free
perlons there.
And fhall the Southern Jacobas, who have
been uniformly alIiduous, by open attacks, and
by co-iupting public opinion, to defroy the
Contribution, coDtinue to have this excluive in.
huence? Shall they and our own Jacobins
preach up liberty, equality and the rights Of
eettion-buy the votes Of the mot WORTHLESS
men in the communicated promote revoiu-
iion and confufon in the country, without any
hopes Of redrefs o. lhail the tocGn Of ;nfur-
relun alone reule the 1pjrit Of the FrderaliRs
of New ErCland to exertion No; methinks
tie Gho0 Of lu;lius already naiks among Them,
and poin's TO the Roman centuries, as the bull.
wlik Of RomIn liberty, and the palladium Of
their owa aud prelents 10 their view the IL
Iufrious clailes Of Rome, with wifdom, integri-
ty, virtue and liberty, 10 their train; directing,
by good and wholeiome laws, an inltable mu-
titude, too ignorant 70 govern, and too poor 70
wthRand a bribe from an eleaioneering dema-
gogue. FABlUS MAXIMU8.
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among which are

ZINE thread Laces beautiful afortmsnt Of
~ Lutrlng, aud other faihionable Ribbons
Back Lace Wells Rutland Nett; tiack, white,
pnk, rofe lilac, purple, and yellow Italian Grapes ];
White and coloured Silk Gloves, do. Cotton, do.
Kid Elegant curied OlHch Feathers Vultute
Plumes; black and white do. rich brown, white;
Dove, aud black Satin Pelong do. Of all colours,
sltiicate whit, LnRrings Z; black do; Modes !;
Sarfnets and Tiffany Cotton Trimming, Fringe
and GlHps SILK and Cotton Bands and TaiIh
tor the Wait; Silverdo.; ornamented Hair Combs.
Crefent Slides Steel Beads Pearl DO; Ear
Kings; Necklaces and Bracelets; Silk and Cotton
aEofe G,ntlemen's Silk, Cotton, and WORT :d do.
of a hyperion quality; plain, app@t, tambore aud
aatin lowered Mullins cotton, cambria and
printed Mullins and Calicoes; CamePs-hair Shawlsj
Mafa, Tip?ets, and Fur Trimmings; Linens /;
lndia Cottons; Linen Pocket handkerchief !;
Cotton and Silk De. ; LADIES' Silk Handkerchefs; ;
Velvet Ribbons; Hats Bounets aud Turbans /;
Six Hair Nets white, black aud yellow Fannels;
Tooth Bruih. u Of an excellent quality Windtor
Soap Ivory hodkins Needles; Pins; Threads;
Tapes and Bobhius, &c.
g. Millenary Of all kinds made as
pfaali and every attention will pe p4;d TO have it
Zone neatly and At lllort notice.
Il ParsizHi. Jan. Fl.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
INTERESTING NARRATIVE.


FROM BOMBAY (wDI4} SEPT. 81, 1900.
THE following particulars Of very cruel
and unprovo&ed attack made upon Capt Nichol,
in the ihip Walk.r, whaler, by the Inhabitants
of the liland EipiriEo Santo, in the New He
brides, have been TENT TO US BY Capt. Reed, Of
tie Fricudlhip, recently arrived from PortJaek-
fjn. They were communicated to Capt R-eJ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
Enoch Plummer.

rTNAEES this method TO acquaint the inhabitants Of
Nszyzlsassgsy and vicinity, that he has taken 4
iop nearly oppohte Mr.. JENEs' Tavern in iad town,
nkere the TAILOR'S BUSINESS viii be carried on IN
kits branches with neatnels and dfpatch. Every "a
Or IN the above I;ne OF budncts thankfully received.
Nevgsptsfv, Fs6.9
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
REMOVAL.
Isabella Child,

1forms TIE public, that ne has removed lorc ia
Fh-treet, next door IL Moody & 1huraor. aud
nearly oppoGte the Fire aud Marine Infurance Office
where The has for lac an additional aGormcnr of
FANCY GOODS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16

FOR SALE,
"A convenient Houfe, and Lot of Land,
pLEAsANTLv Gtuated on Corn-tIilI, nearly op.
Il polite the New AGenbly Room. For further
PARTICULARS, inquire Of \. LEWIS.
Portland, FEB. 9, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-16
TAKE NOTICE.

|NOTICB is hereby given 10 the following non
|1N rehdent propretors Of Land in UNION, in
|ns county Of Liucoln, that their Lands are taxed
the State, Town, and County Taxes a0d Arrears
n Highway taxes, and committed TO the fubicri-
PSI, Collector for tue year 1899, ocollect.
Slate tax. To4vnly County. higbzvay Total
Cts. ., G. d c.. ID. c.
Eofah Read, Efq. 60 O. o 3 79
samuei Durham 4SS 80
And Hnlefs laid taxes with ali Intervening charges
pre- paid. oa or before Wedntfiay the frt day Of
AbrI next, at ten Of the clock in he forenoon,
q much of f4id lads w then fegrraIiy be fold az
fnblic Vendue, az the dwelling houfe Of Dawn
ElL LMOR, innholdrr in fad town, will be luf7
tceut TO pay the fane as aforelaid.
NATHA MEL ROBBINS, GottEcroR.
Uqion, yaasa.y ~, l2sIx - 4e.- ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18
NETWORK SHOES.
4 number of Ua1no6le tots
Joshua RIDDLE

Has igf received by The /rbomer PbiAb,
eobt. 7n6man, .1''om Nr1o- 7;ork,
A neat and general abort
ment Of New York made) SHOES of the
belt quality, among which are Ladies'
black and coloured Morocco Slippers,
MISS do. beit calf kin do. Childrens'
shoes, Gentlemens' Shoes; No. of a
hyperion quality and ncweR Eahion, togo
ther with great variety of fluff Slippers
and leather Shoes.
AJo,
Freih Teas Of every kind,
Queens Ware in crates and hy retail, and
DRY GOODS, which he offers for iale
on moderate terms.
March II. d3t2aw6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18
The high bred imported HorE
= u N G H.

VIII cover mares this iea(on ~
William Powers tavern, -Four Mile pna
between George Town and Alex,nds:a'
at 17venty Dollars each mare. and n
DoAar for the groom. me
Ct The e following is copy ola certificate
from iir John Lad, bart. the original Of
which v !, may be 1een by applying to ,h H..
lub(criber. " VIC
Loudon, Jna.11, 1900.
Ibis rs to eertjG thai Pnurb ayas OFT n' !.
King Herod, Msdam BY aid Ma,l9e, 81 sragJ
dam by the Cutler Arabiau, eyeat s,0uI
dam Blackyes, by Regalus, gyeat e,en,
grand 6am BY Grab, great eyeot s,eo,
grand dam BY tbe Warlock GaLszyssrm
4 ms 60y/e ''vAs my frcterty and /2ld i'm.
Pezveys. 49,
JOHN Lid.
Witnefs-7bomas Bullock.
~. B. He rvou fory tq.y d;fsrent
plates, 6eEaes matches aud /zveefRokr,
7Vbzs in the ta09UEou Of FIR Jah1 Lad
bart.
Good grafs for mares at half dollar
per week, and every attention paid them
but not liable for accidents or efcanes.
The money to be paid at the time of
covering or before the mares are take,
away.
WILLIAM POWERS.
February "a. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and eighty-eight acres
in the county of Hampfhire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
WincheRer. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellen. farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart Of the timber there is fine feat
for iaw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-fve acres in the county of Ohio, On
the waters of Grave and Fiji Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittiburg. Some of thete lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will flew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy fix ard three
fourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within ! of a mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres Of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with ia fine Sugar
Trees on it; from which am Informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are alto feat for grit
and iw mills On it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never failing
fream of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty Of timber, and part under cul
tivation. This farm is we'll improved
with good orchard, houies and fencing,
and rented laR year for produce equal to
fixty pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. I will
fell all, or any of the above lands for cath
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots of
land in the City of Alexandria, or the
City Of Warrington.
R. T. HOOE.
January X. eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18

Ind 3eDeDFon greer immediateLy--
A twodtory houfe and garden on Duke
ftreet, about two fquares to the eaGward
OF the Rone bridge.
w. EIARTSHORNE. -
4 number Of valnable lots
IN different ftuations, to be iold-alfo, "a
brick houie in King freet, in the tenure
OF Thomas Crufe "a part of the purchaie
money will be taken in Alexandria Bank
fhares at par, and for fon.e of the lots, A
lexandrla lnturance flares at price to be
agreed on. For part Of the purcha!e mo-
ney OF either, a liberal credit may be had.
1T Month 9TH. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-18

Wanted to Rent,
FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
"A convenient dwelling houfe and &.
with table, &c. Apply to the pr;nter vs
March IS. 'A"'ers'
n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07

! punIlhment for acts bafe and wicked in their
nature and extremely mifchieyous and Of
ten rn:nous IN their consequences. Mel
ther the right nor the expediency to pu-
nif, intnrreaions has yet been denied, ard
yet 1t is doubted whether we may Rrike
the evil at Its root. 1t cannot be denied
that the infurrections which have occurred
have proceeded from the falfhoods publilh-
ed againft the government. The people
love their government, nor would they
have riien in oppoGtion to it, had they
not been deludcd By falihood and miirc-
PrciSntation. Shall we then be allowed
to punih only the unthinking and unfor-
tunate inftrument Of a crime, while the
known author is protected by the law ?
Such doctrine may become the new ichool
bat it has never been fuppor,ed in any
former times.
find, MIR. Chairman, that it is very
frongly urged againf this law, that the
intelligence and good fenfe of the people
OF this country are capable of defending
them againR the effects Of flander, and do
not require the protection of this law. I
am tempted to fnile at the obfervations
upon this head. I cannot perfuade myfelf
that gentlemen are ferrous. do not quef-
ton the good fenfe and intelligence of the
people, but / fay that no fenfe nor intel
ligence can defend US from being impofed
upon by falfehood. The gentleman from
Maryland (Mr. Nicholfon) who has urg-
ed this argument with the mott vehemence
has furnifhed a contiguous and convinc-
ing proof of its fallacy. I do not difpa-
rage the good fenfe of the people in fay
ing, that it is not hyperion to the intelli-
gence Of that gentleman that gentleman
has hewn us that even he was liable to be
impofed upon by a falfehood publifhed in a
newfpaper. He has very candidly and
honorably retraeted the error as foon as he
was snformed of his mifake. He had
feen in the newspapers that a Bottom print
er had been indicted and convicted upon
the fedition ACT, and perifhed in q dungeon.
The fact urn out to be, that this print
er was profecuted for a fate offence upon
a fate law, that the United States had
nothing to do in the bufnefs; and that
the man infead of having died in a dun
geoni is fill living. Can the gentleman
contend after this, that the people are not
liable to be deceived by falfe publications.
1t may furely be expected that the peo-
| pie would give as mnch eredit TO q newt
paper as that honorable gentleman ard
we find that he has not only believed a
fory upon the credit of a newspaper, but
| conidered that fuch evidence OF the fact,
juRi6ed him in fating the fact for the In
formation Of this houfe.
lido not make this. obfcrvation with an
| intention to animadvert upon the conduct
of the the gentleman, but with the fole
view offupporting the argument, that the
mott intelligent are expoied to the impo-
ftions of fallhood. | fhall not prefs this
point any farther, we have all feen, and We
all know, that the people have been and