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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
ZOO Dollars Reward.

{ I'M Saturday the 10th inf. I wrote
W letter TO MeGrs. PIckE7, POI
LARD and JoHNsrov, Of Richmond, in
clodng BANK NOTES, as per Numbers,
&c. annexed, amounting TO Eigbsrea HIM.
drrd and FJiy Dola,s, which letter was
given TO WILLIAM BELL, then ny
cIe,k, to pat into TIE Foa-Caice, which
he did not do, bat has abfcoaled With The
Letter, and IFS coaeaa;s.
The above Reward WI be pail for ap.
pretending him with The v,ltole Of the nc
nsy, or in proportion for part Of il; or
| will give Two Hundred Dollars for ap-
pretending him without tie money.
He is about % years OF age, dark com
plcxion, hair anc eyes, fpeaks low and
reihcr in whining tcnc OF voice has
balhful appearance when tpcken to is
about fix feet high, fpare made, and has
broad features. He lef, Norfolk on Tuef.
day the z3d ina. and was fsen or board
a veGel bound FOR Baltimore. His drels
was Of a light colour when he wen, away
bot it is probable he has changed it.
EDWARD JOHNSTON.
One Note Of the Manhattan Company,
dated Aug. 2, 1899, Tor 90 dollars.
Ten Notes CT the Norfolk Branch Bank,
100 dollars each, viz.
10. 35a3, dased May J, 1900. Nos.
s449, 244o, $40, 555s, 1884, 1892,
$500, $500 ami 349z, dated Oc,oosf z,
1901.
Fifteen Notes Of the fame Bank, for 50
dollars each, viz.
Nc. 3o6a, dated May 2, 1900. Nos.
as43, 7761, a75e, dated ]a'J' II, 1901.
No. o75, OF January IS, 1901. Nos.
394S, 1913, dated June 2, 1850. Nos.
aS63, a572, dated Nay 70, 1901, Nos.
1856, 1907, 1920, 4o85, 1850 & 4osz,
dated OCTOBER z, 1861.
Norfolk, Nov. II, 1907. 9st
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
IOHNs GARDNER LADD,
f{Gs far SRI

ilas fer .Sxle,
Leaf and rewn sugars,
is Rum, Molstes, Coffee.
GraIdy ana Cineva,
y /. J. !. VINES.
Rlitiia sfectlrgs and Buck.
f:adia Cotton,
4 lev boxes iiae and coarfes hats,
A great variety Of Shoes,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
B2e ssmeriean Playing Cards,
Soap aad Candies,
ore aad foe sair,
Red Soal Leather,
James River Manufactured Tobacco,
Cordase, Paper, Giais, Alum,
Cheelc, Codffh, sh4d. aid Hcrrings,
Ilyion,
EISea
Rein d Salt petre,
Cordi2h ia barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes, spermaceti. ditto.
Frcih Chocolate in boxes, &c. &c.
Alto, about 50 hhds. Potomac TOBACCO
Sov.lI.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
For SALE, or Rent,
TIE STORE | have occu-

pied for fometime psf, iisuated on Prlacs
kreet, oppofte Col. Hooc's. Iiiere7 isSAp
Rani in town mare eligible or belsef. cai-a
coIatel for carrying on 20 exfeniiye wet
Or dry Good BuGnsfs. The Cellar Per
feseiy dry, With door at each enc, Will
hold one ,houiand barrels OF Flour
Twenty Gyehundred barrels may be ito"-
ed upoa the Pgemiies without any lncon-
veniefce to the occupant. For terms ap-
Ply 70 nv
December !. ID
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
Ten Dollars Reward.

c. TOLEN lately frsm the subfcriber
- living near Potomac Run, in Stafford
county a BLACK MARE, about "a hands
high. She had aStar in her forehead, fome
white hairs on her neck, near the fhoulder,
aid three OF her feet are white above the
hoof. The Mare is old, but nne was in
Good order when taken away. Whoever
Will fecure her, 70 that | get her again,
ihali receive the above Reward.
ROBERT BUCHAN.
Dec. 4. dl2t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
sa,s bp Sutton,
On S1TURDAY.

Il 10 s,elsck, q0M 5s Did a. ~ ssaSe
Sort, lie eera<r u K'sg ar3 os'ea
S,vssts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiGsy in barrels,
Apple B,audy in barrels,
Gin in caiSs,
Vine in pipes and quarter ca'hs,
aloIaHes 10 Lids.
suva. ia hhas. and barrels,
White ana brown Soap IN boxes
Coffee in calks and bags,
Raiiins in kegs and boxes
Queens AVase, and
ALSO
A variety of DRY GOODS.
-AMoNc Which ARE
Broad Cloths, lrilh Linens,
Cafiimeres, Sahcess'
kerleys, lnfeSa''
Coatipgs, eh.ns1es'
Halfthicks, bsdtieks'
Fearnaushf, Oznahurgs,
RIankets, Sewing Silks,
pl.aa. Muffin aad Muli
Nsr,o Cot,ens. EIsndkerchiets,
wa1aed and other India Cottons. &
Stockings, &c.
.THOS. ,PATTEN, Asaimefr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
l2uhltr SAFE.

MI Se added ia Fyttaa1's Sales,
Holland GIN, in pipes,
French Brandy in pipes,
. N. England Rum in barrels,
! quantity OF Cordage,
Hops in bags,
India MaAins,
Silk fiandkerchiefs,
A quantity Of coarfs Woolens, &c.
PC. MARSIELLER..
Decembef 7.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
December g..
lDubltr UenDue.

BY Virtue of a Deed Of 71nq to
The Sub/lnbe,s, gvjH be leA9, an TIE 24t6
day Of this pre/Snt aou'b, at 3 o'Ckek,
P. M. on the Premilss,
The frame HOUSE fituated
on,King areet near the corner Of Columbus
Rreet, at preient occupied l;y John and
Samuel Lizard, fubjea to ground rent Of
+. 70 per annum. Terms OF payment
Cath.
John & THOS. VOWEL.
Dec. 2. dzit
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puDllf @ale.
On FRIDAY,

~, friday.
~. ~ t,b< YAxdu.
q ." : ''0S@' co..
H. na b,rrels
NUN III iis,o - : 60.
Whlikey IN parteiS'
GIN in casss and oaifels'
ror. wire s.7s. Z T. ealSs'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09

Cath given for rags.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-09
BRICK HOUSE,

In the city of Warrington, ftlafed
near the capitol, and adjoining the hou!s
now occupied by General Dearborne. =
The tenant to he at liberty to erea upon
the premiles, fuch aeceaayy and permanent
cur houfes and improvements as he may
think proper, provided the value thereof
does nor exceed one years rent, from which
it will be deducted. For terms apply 70
Mr.. Richard FORFEIT, In the city CT Wa(h-
ington, or to Lawrence Lewis Of Fairfax
county.
THE EXECUTORS.
December 6. DDS
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

and yellow, 60 the pehitentia,y. Upon my
foul, it would DC "a good Joke How would
this project be; rclifhed By John Clark, That
prince of arcbire6es, with his white VIE,
and his black concubine. and his ten armory
battrefles, which colt eighteen bundled dol
lars! Would it gain the Appreciation Of
Samuel Coleman, who w.nt out ofhis way
% quarrel with the editors of this paper, and
who, with white family, dabbles 70 io:ne ex-
tent In African merchandise?
MIR. James Ro(s, who is mentioned in aao-
eherpart of this days paper, was at the Sweet
/ Springs, when the Recorder came there with
Saliy,s hiitory. His remark was, that this
affair would RuiN JErF6RsoN; that in
Maiiachu!etts, Connecticut, Vermont, and
the upper counties of Pennfylyanial, a man
Handing for public Office had much better
De convicted of fealing than of keeping a
black girl. Mr.. RofS might have iaid that
al! upon the other iide of the Sutquchanna it
is impoiiiblc TO tell in what ipor iuch COM
nerce is mof Detected. III Virginia, ALTO,
the majority againit it is beyond all proper j.
ton; although little mulaJto-kceper IN the
neighbourhood of this ofhce is extremely of
Tended al the freedom that we tool, with e our
" beloved chief magilrate," and fwcars and
"opes ktldt luCH fPeTiieS fUifH pTfD0if ydH?fftGS
will ruin the Recorder. Whenever we have
nothing better to do than TO cruih cock
reaches, we thaIi honor him with paragraph.
III then, THE LITTLE JURYMAN is lafc.
We make thelc obfc!yations upon the
connection between the two colours, in order
that DIR. Reynolds and the houie breaker, and
our iaughter-lcying friend, Tom Lloyd, may
fave thenielyes a vaf deal of trouble in vim
dicating the character of Thomas Jrfferion
For, if ali three were to write their hearts
out, he has not the rcrnotef chance 10 keep
has head above water at the next election. Ii
is our mot iolemn with and hope thar Ma
diton, that admirer OF emancipation, MAY 90
70 the bottom along with him. Whatever
irDall influence the Recorder may poneis fhall
De exerted to the utmot for this purpoie.
he houle of Mr.. John Walker ifands
upon the high road that paGes near MONT
cello. Ever Gnce the repufe, which GER
cain great perEonage met with from Mrs
Walker, he takes care when he travels thar
way, to pats by MIR. Walkers houle in the
night time, We give this merely as "a re-
port. il implies degree of feniibiiity, a
capacity of feeling flame, Of which we can
not iuppoic thai the great Patronage is luf:
ceptible.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20
PUBLIC PLUMBER.

Ii you wanc TO hear what prodigious
attention the republican executive coun-
Gil pays to the expenditure of pubIh, mo
ney, aftend 20 what follows.
Ii is iomc time ago fnce we fated
that, when Jones printed the pamphlet
for the aliembly about the alien and ic-
dlrlon laws, fhc whole affair could have
been completed for three hundred and
ieventy tive dollars; prime, paper and
ititchlng. Jones never conrradi 6tcd one
word OF this Ultimate He printed a
certificate, however, 10 prove tharhe re-
ccived from the rreafurg ONLY ts9slvs
banarsd and y66y doA1ar5 for the lob.
He is now printing the laws oflaf fec
Eon of Congrefs. Il has been the orac-
tlce for him TO work off fifteen hun
dred copies. The executive council
give him dollar piece for them.
his is very little i2ett>r, ifitis not fill.
WoFle, than the payment ofMr .Madiion'S
pamphlet. 1.-THE council have the leaf
regard for the pockets ofrheir conttitu-
ents' they will NOT pay Jones, ill they
iHYG lSiit IHI SIl't examined TWO printers.
They Will enquire what is the real and
proper price OF the workmanlhp. This
IS the way that his excellencv John
Guerrant, Lieutenant Governor Of the
commonwealth, would proceed in the
mott common piece Of bu(lnefs. John
by the way, is an admirable econon1ift.
Ills preFeaee is wanted once a fortnight,
at the council board. He gets up car
y, iwailows his hreakfaif, rides twenty
i've miles 20 Richmond, ties his poor
horie 70 fake, and fits down az the
board TO tettle the affairs of the nation.
As loon as the council breaks up, Iohn
unties his horie, and if nobody offers him
a gratuisous dinner, he rides back to
Goochland TO cat il.
As ICON as this edition of che Con
greis laws comes CUT, we delign TO pub
lilh an exact accompt ofthc proper price
OF printing them. X will be Gome where
from four 20 fix hundred dollars. IF
the council pay zones in the former mad
extravaganza way, they fhall do If ar
their peril. We rruf that Our readers.
icattered IS they are all oyer the aare,
WIZ initrutt their Representatives 70 pay
ZONE atfentl0n 10 the public accompts.
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Total

Sometimes the Journals and tie laws are
perhaps Longer, and fometin,es they are much
ihorter tian in the lat Winter fei9ion But
It may be taken as fair medium. The
writer ct this anfcia- is neither printer HIM
telt, nor has he tonibited one in making out
this aseompt. But he nag had great deal to
% witb-thc trade; and he knows, although
they may rot be very iotward4 10 acknowledge
II, thar the printing car DC donc 60 YER,
chcaPIy. AS he is not in he hab.f of fe-
iigning his own knowledge, and convection.
~ compliment TO any body, he mutt take
leave to affirm that things IRE "a. There
may bca variation of fifty dollars. Il is il
the power Of Jones to print the accompts of
his printer, MIR. Dixon, and it vii! be icen
what nc has gained by his fnecure. Bu,
upon the rough outline, a thouiand dollais
VIII cover the buhnefs. To anticipate thc
old charge that VIC are liars Qftbs FIR mr.
"ifH4e, obieryc what follows. 1T ore tire,
we have been informed that 1900, and al
another that 1000 copies Of the laws Of congreE
were printed by Jones. We do not know
which ofth@ic accompts is the mott correct.
Upon the whole, the printing may colt the
tate about FIVE thou6nj dollars year. II
me ichioh Of December, I79g, the fun ap-
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

RICHMOND.
OCTOBER z0tk. 1909.

MANY gentlemen re6ding in Hates nor,h
Of this have addrened letters 10 US. 70 fcnd
them the Recorder; and requett-d We would
anyPerfon IMP hiIadcIp hia,or New York,
where they could icnd their nibfcfiption mo
ney We take this opportunity OF informing
yfc Pu5ic, that Mr. Lewis, paper-nlaker. az
Philadelphia, will receive any iubicriDtiob.
Tent for the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman, p5in-
ser ofthe New Yorl; Herald, at New York.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

We are furPried at the petulznce of fonc
eaRern editors in Fill affecting TO doubt the
erutt Of 3atly's Tory. In this fate, at leaf
as far as We can earn, every body believes it.
o. the fccond day after the hrh publication,
when the dcrea were denying tic whole, ?
gentleman came into the diArict court, and
offered 20 bet iuit of cioaths, or any fun
of money, With any uaa prefent, shat tic
-isr9o vas correct. nc ipeci6cd fnall
exception, which we have G1cc noticed. Sally
cio not 60 to rance in fhe fame hip With
our French ambafador. She went after
wards and ,bc gentleman faE fo,nething
about rhe biacj. @ench and the captain, which
W T. coe tbink il uceeiiaryyc repeat. No
@s5y wori1 vent21c 70 take up t'1is ecntle-
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

sd friend Calender 10 (curvily treated; and
upon what principals OF mora, re6t,tudc, he
can rrcfef tnc Aurora TO porCnplne? We
fhoul6 he clad TO know which Of The guintIm-
viyare invented the Ingenious itory about the
Geali0g of wab3gany, which WAS afterwards
reducsd TO The lieaing Of 1vo5a. we would
not inlut them by calling for the,r evidences.
Ii IS from delicacy TO Cailender's fceEngs,to
be (ure, chat the aory has been Cuppreiied. A
likely ,ail! Only think with what hardened
impudcncc Duane came forward, and with
what iilent modt4y, re now flinks away
from the accufaridni We fhould not have
mentioned ihefr particulars at all, but with
deGg0 TO thcw the world what ! ihameful sib-
bug paper this aurora has become Duane
charges a man by name, as thief; and when
aikcd for particulars, holds his tongue
Duane introduces other peoples wives, and
brags OF his own domeittc happiness. That of
his wife ruff be of peculiar Kind. 1t con-
fits ina tranlition from the embraces of i gen
tietnan to thoie of a houle breaker, of a fellow
who was hoiftcd on pole through the itreets
OF Calcutta.
Skelton Jones is going to ict up houis-
keeping; aud who, do YOU think, is to be his
houfe-keepet? That identical wen3h for whom,
he quarelied with and murdered ArmRead
Seldcn. Lat week, be tank hc, ai0hg sp;tj
bim'n a gig, TO TIE race gronHat How long
will the ladies of Richmond hifFer fucil fei-
low 20 fit in the fame room with them For q
ten thouiandth part of his offences, one CT their
own tex would be forever expelled from their
ioc:cty; and does brutality change its offence
when committed by a man Some weeks
ago this criminal wenr 60 the pay-houi- he
went into that corne. Aligned for girls Of
colour, i his was HI r4tive element. His
heart found itielf at home n Ii r,.idlt OF Afr
car proititution. H called for particular
tune. he muiicians did not take notice oi
HIM. He became angry, pelted them, and
mace In hundred times more ditturbance than
all the worth Of what. nc paid for admifiioti.
oince that tins, the managers have made it a
r'iie that no peo lie of colour ihalI be admitted
INTO the houie.
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man. He was known TO DC capable OF pay
ing bet; and to have the bch accefs to IA
mIy information. IF we had been mad
enough to publiih a tale Of fich enormous, of
fuch inexpretibic ignominy, without fold
toundation, the Recorder, and its editors
mutt have been ruined Ail decent men
would have truck out their names. We
have lott but hive or iixin Richmond. One
OF theic Is ayoung man, whole own iathcr-in-
law hath iInce actually fuhfcfibed.. Some of
thoic vino gave up their papers have been Gncc
harafhDg their acquaintas,ces 70 lend them
the Recorder. g Why did you not keep the
paper, when you had it % iaid a gentle
man TO one of thofc borrowers Twelve
days after the publication OF Sally's Affair,
MIR, Ralph Wormely, gentleman whole
wealth. is as great rs his probtv, Its down,
writes and fubcribesa defence of the Re-
corder. He shanks us, in particular, for TEL
ling 70 much truth of political characters.
Do you conceive, but il is needless TO fancy
that you can conceive, that perfon of Mr..
| Wormely's ftanding would hazard the ltrong
! encouiuu1s which he has beitowed, unleis af-
/ ter che mott ferrous generalization Since the
! publication of Sally, We have had At leaf an
! hundred AID nifty new tubicribers. Many of
/ tnen are among InS nioie rcfFect2o!e cltl-
zens Of Virginia. Strange fall the,e poo
/; pie fubicribe with the previous certainty that
| the editors of this paper could have propo-
| gated baie calumny, Mr.. Coleman of New
| York, and our corps OF fuhfcribers in that
city. our friends in Philadelphia, about fifty
fubicr,bers ia Baltimore, and fxry in New
! Jerry; may all yef aiiured thar, upen Sally's
| buiinei> as upon every other ouarter,yhe repu-
rasion of our veraci,y is invulnerable.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

SOMETIME ago, nrementioned that the
canal had Become half dry, and more. We
arc HAPPY TO fay that by means of an elnbanl,-
ncnt of the river, the canal has recovered
proper fuppiy OF water.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

The clerk Of Halifax county, who. ihor;
time 'ince, became fubicrIber to this paper,
has conrted Puolic notice. HE'S juif like
our friend John Heath, 70 extremely littlc and
inhgnlt1cant that we cannot afford room for
iuch being. He is below the honor of a
ferrous paragraph. He has attempted TO rob
us OF three dollars in the illape of pofage.
his may tcTve as a caution 10 .Iloic who are
10 unfortunate as TO haye luits in the bali
fax couu. Lesthe,n look 20 their fee bills.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

Mr. Coleman has rePrelented Calender,
as attacking general Waihington, as calling
him a faltroon 4 thief ofpa6iie ,noney a t aifOr
to Amsrica, and 10 England. We take this
occalion of declaring That not one Of shefe
ideas ever crohed Cal!ender's imagination;
and that, if Mr., Coleman had been the author
OF book embracing fuch filth, we hould
never have entertained any correfpondence
with him. We fhall take IN carly opportu-
nity OF printing the palages Of The Prof
peSt'' at full length; and thor every man
will be convinced how egreg iouily the author
has been wronged.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

Jonas trags about the number of his fub
lcribers, Some days ago, the po{tmaR4r OF
atnlonth was III shis Office. He faid that
Jones lad lenta heap of papers to his oface,
which the people to whom they were ad-
dretted qeoRjd nor taks aUay. He wrote %
Jones to EaVe his paper. But Merry con,
t,nues 10 icnd on the papers; while only ors
hngie peyion rakes an Examines out Of rhn
poit ONCE Our informer added that there
are more ofthe Recorders taken there than
OF all tbs other Richmond newspapers put 10.
esther Jaaes was very forward IN telliDg
us shat Mr. Warden would nor have or uat
for dis Parcr. The whole lfory was AZ
utter lie. Mr. Warden, as loon as he fay If
cane down rhe hill, and paid the money
Ac aid that there was a Jingle number
wherein We overhaulcd governor Giles,
winch w2S, OF itfclf, richly worth bis rwr
dollars from the Brunfwick pof Office
we got the fame kind Of notice, as fror, FsI.
mouth The poftnalter has wrote four fines
70 Jones, bur in vain, to fop certain papers.
Jones Jays that his fub(crjbers owe him
Tx ihouiand dollars. Sometime ago, he fent
receipt for three years Of fublcription to Mr..
Johh Otter, he mayor Of Richmond. The
aniwer was that Mr.. Fofter never had a fin
gle Examiner in his life, nor Gnelc adyer-
tiemens IN the paper
It Jones iublcribcrs owe him fix thou.
land dollars, he rnuif have ? fet ofttc mott ral
sally Importers that ever we're heard of. If
ne has been eight or ten years in buGnefs, he
nM9nt nave let them ger 70 far in his debt;
our IN three years and an half, the fun is out
OF al proportion Seven hundred and fifty of
MS iubicri6ers have not paid ham a farthing
ioT iheie two years; and they will not pay
nin farrbing. Their bills, to wit, at eiahf
collars piece, make up exactly the fix thou
iand dollars. Such labfcribers are not worth
having, Jones oueht 70 hrike them Out,
and then he would have yeryuezt little fub-
ictiPtion With three hundred names. Indeed
the people DC much better to- keep their mo-
ney to theFnfeiYes thar to fend it to tones, TO
be fpent by him and the murderer, upon fun
oers and dancing parties with his yellow
yoddefs. Parties of thar fort form his ter,
-eltCial parable. 1t would rot be anif if
he conAablcs could furro,Dd fuch jfeac of
y, and take the whole bcyY white, black
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

hope that that this will be the cafe Let tr.i thar
the monitory Of true patiotfm will at lcng h
reach the ears Of confederate people, and will route
them to united and vigorous exeriion for the relOr
alton Of their viSzef tfRtsr by either diff
orderly guilty, but by which the Constitution
will ian6ton and reslon approve Surely this will be
io-A people, who deicrying tyranny at dance, ,ant
guided only by the light Of jun principles, before they
had yet ielt the fCourge Of opPreflon, could noby
hazard al in the defence Of th -ir rights and who
facrcing their prtudccs on the altar OF experience
and Gpurning the artiicers Of Eiidous demagogues,
could DC lucrative act Of ma iou Al reaion adopt and
e0abifh for themeveS contribution VIII ch BIDS fair
to mmor,aize their glory and their happinefs iuch
people though mfead for period, will not be the
final victims Of deluhon alike inauipicous to their
reputation and Their welfare. They will net long for
get the fame they have 10 uNy merited, nor give the
world occshCn aieribe accident, what has buh-
er:o been imputed TO wifdnm. They will diidain 70
herd with the long in Of degraded nations who
hove bowed their necks unworthy idols OF Their own
creating who immolatng their belf friends at the
hrnt of fafhood have funk under the yoke Of fyco-
plants and betrayers They viii open their eyes and
fee the preoipice which they aand They will look
around and iele6t from among the thrOng the men
who have heretofore effabifled claim their con
6dence the fold BATS of able and faithful fervice
and they will with indignation and corn. banifh from
thei favor the wrttched importers, who with honied
lips and gufu hearts, uring them TO deifruction
AdmonIihed by the pan. and Aening again 10 the
counie Of real friends they will make timely retreat
from the danger which threstensthey will once more
arrange tkemelve5 under the banners of he Conitu-
ton with ANXIOUS care will repair the breaches that
have been made, and II raile rev mounts againli
the future afAulss Of open OF iecret enemies
LUCIU5 CRASSUs
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-14

The follow; ngis The anfwer to The Cove 4
or's Speech, this day reported by rhe Sesats,
and prefsnied to hs Ezceliency by the Hon.
Peleg Caffin, Barnabas Bidwel and Benjamin
Pickman, jun. Eiquires -