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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13


and anfwer are to be fsunJ in rhe Virgil
MA Gazette of the 9th of April lat.
In cohfeauence ofrhis latt, arepiy WAS
written to rhe anCwer OF MIR. Davis, TO
gether with ar addreis TO the Editor OF
rhe Virginia Argos. The wriser point
ed out the deception ofrhe article pub 1
hlhed in his paper, respecting the letter
OF major Srephenlon. He promiicd that
# the perion who pubiiihed rhar snii-
'tatement did not Gay ioTnctl.ing in ex
tenuation OF fhe offence he had commit
ted againtt candour and triltn (sy Civ
20 the public mere icrap Of 4 record,
as q fk5irefstati5r of whar had been al
ferred in a privarc le,ter, in gencral
TERMS together with iome further ac-
COUNT of the other fill larger iiins tpo-
ken oi In the fame letter, This lait ac-
count thculd, ar lome future leifure
moment, be given for him. Thefe
iait communications are TO be found in
The Virginia Gazette, &c Number 90 -
date torn of che paper now in view
where rhey may be referred 60, if for
gotten; and, together with all the pub
hcaaons herein mentioned, repubiihed
II neceiiary. They have uevet yet been
replied &c; and therefore are 10 be CON
iidered as unaniwerable. ltis necci1a-
~, then, 20 proceed TO a performance
OF the Pfomlie, TO give 10 the public
a tuil and particular account of the ex-
traordinary, illegal, and even unprece-
dented expenditures OF the public mo-
ney IN this itare, and Of the fhameful
concealmenr of rhote improper tram
factions, by rho4e who ought TO be the
watchful centinels, the faithful divuigers,
and the prompt avengers ofthe peoples
wrongs. They ought 20 be 10, and not
the hattering duPes and iycophanrs Of.
ONCE, which rhey thcn{elves, as agents
1.-THE people, have for their good, and
not their dsi3rAS77oa, let up.
Let Us now take view of j0Sae of The
expenditures OF public money, as they
itood exhibited TO the General Aiitmbly
from the orler departments Of the 90
vernmcnt, Eating therefore what has
been aiierted with reipeet to fone Of
theltems, IN hopes Of correction in What
ever may DC erroneous.
EXTRACT,
FROM expenditures on Mandatory of
Arms.
Total amount of expcndi-
lures on the nlanufactory Of
pubic arms, from the
commencement TO rhe 18th
OF January 1907, dollars 81. oo8 66o
In which are included the following
fu,ns .
:" John Clark, f,rfun-
dry contingent ex-
Pences. dollars sa8o e
jehq Clark, fuprrin- ''
tendant, his Ialary
from Och Augul' 98,
70 Iit. 06tober 1907, 7I46 g
John Clark, andsa.-
fGker Of machinery,
upon account. 2Aoo or,
Thus it appears, from this precious
document, that John Clark, iuDerinrcn~
danr OF the mandatory Of arms bae
employed This ielf fame John Clart. a.
undertaken Of the machinery OF rhe fame
onldlng. 10 this there is no material
objection, as 1t is believed char Mr.
LARK is an ingenious and mer;rorio1s
mechanic: Burir is afcerrained from
1ources equally authentic with the above
document, thar Mr.. Clark, as fupcrin-
tendanc, csflJbst the accounts Of Tohn
LARK, undertaken of the machinery.
from tame to time andin this way, by
6'5 0Zoh fsy|bratfS, Mr.. Clark had drawn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
FRANKFORT. Sept. -

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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
"cAzLEvnER, CAGLaNDSR, TFFFEaSoM
AND CALxxNDSR Z"
From ,be Rir5uondrytg J Exanivrr.


Iris impoase la. any man, not utterly
devoid % ever, isntin,sns Of deeorcm. truth, q
joaice, 10 behold ,ha, frain ,f malignant and
ird.cs,ninatc aoufr. of y hirh The Recorder io
this city is the ~eekly vehicle, without isel-
ing the h,,,ereh oonempt and indignation TO.
wards its auibor. For the honor OF human ma
tufe. viii ,mpufe rather 10 the ignofsoee ,hsn
70 the siesedoeis OF Mr.. Pace, shas he has
un,,cd his name and rcpo,s,,on 10 that OF tho
, meanen ana W q aDandoned OF mankind. Grois
indeed mad be hn folly. thas cvnhdes in a
wretch, who has proved a rccSeani IN every
honorable eaate in which he has oren engaged,
who biles shr hand eeaerouny extended Tor his
tesi, ari, II his imposense pcrmi'sed, would
drirk The b'ond Of h. htne.attor to fsiiate the
,xecfsoe appet'ses ot his c0n corrupted ionl.--
The readers OF the kccvTcsr muf perceive
The n,ciblc application oi tnefc remarks. l
fhal, fci-st orc inAarce of Cslcndrr's dep,avi,y,
od,cus enough 10 be Gnglsd out tom amid a
MATS OF censcnial baicnris.
I, has not bccn many weeks 6oce he in-
formed us, that M. Jsf-rlon hsd voluntarily
given him an hundved dolsr as reward for
the icrviccs rendered 20 the republican cao.c, by
the dir,iea ihecr cf thu 's Proipett Before Ia. !"
According to Callende,'s own astement OF the
iae, the WORT light in which Mr.. Jeffrrion's
conduct can appear, is that II having beaoved
his charity upon moa un~orshy object. Thief:
who beH know that acthor, csnno, readily par.
don the univerfal berrvolsnce which compIe-
hends even him; and hencc il aries. perhaps
that his present tupporer have 70 fcdolouily
endesyored TO excite tho public jea'oofy into
bclies. that sa rtt Of mcrc charity is crime of
The deepea Mrccity. Bu, how will the friends
OF Calender aud Of ia.iehocd be consoundc.i.
whcc the following lac, is pscien;sd to the
voyldi 1T IS A FACT. fkst sbe k,h, n
ssEieb CalS~S>y ,reyed sbs Feet, u, ,be a. P,sj.
PEA B.fSrs u" 70 w. J.iSryss. ,rt,,mtI i,~
siaf fte as,bs, ecas ~ v,sa ara ,sesvxsbk dT
fr1f. ibsf bh 6ssk 7voslS ,eutt ks ,sbl,fsd, ard
fbsf 'be fyyfn S,ydrg f,on u, /sir s,esid sretis
b,m 70 vssx6ays ~eatrafr jrn, eebicb hs w.
gnsfed for bis i-,synsS,sv ui,ef. In ccnfe-
qusncc OF this letter, ihc ono hundred dollars of
which we have heard 70 much, were paid TO
Caiendcr. We have Js,z. kssv he has difcharg-
cd the debt. Mr.. etferion. dare FAY. vill
never defeend TO craih this nonAes Of ingvsti.
tudc F; o,tkswi'e his letter isief could be pOb-
Iihed. The jas have in sessd to IL. how,
ever. Is s~qssks~&sis. gbe fsbi,c may se6 81
Jzrd Elm nsiS. III fsts< or grand. Of sb<
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

Notai,haandipg the unprecedented vio-
lcoce OF sedctsl cslusnny and fsllehood which
has ragged thsoughuut rhe New England fatcs,
republicsnifn. NOT only holds iu ground there.
bot psos'eIes With n5w though certain tsF,ti.
Every fdcnd 10 liberty and virtuous al.
,iniiira,ion will he impreiIed with sdmirasicn
Al the intrepid ipisit which animstcs Rhode-lil.
and. She tent to ,hc lsa Coog,eis repubi-
can and moderate iesiesslift. under the cxpec-
,atiou that the latter would rot fuiies hinielt to
ne the inttronent ot party. The ioundnsfs OF
this policy may be queaioned bot IL cannot
be queRicned that IL sas IN ;lluRrious evidence
Of de6re 70 conciliate. This expectation was
difappoinsed. The moderate fedenlia vas =
Efficient in opposition to the fount<R meaiares
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

as,Jraiitil, asd(.5ftisty.sf aosie5. there eansst
Be NE @sdsyof a dssbt. had ainoa faid, that
Calender himirlf will not deny il, bat could
not 70 far forget that his efontcry and HE fsfe-
hood are commeninraie with the dstenable pur-
pofes OF his viliainy.
Vino will condemn the conduct Of Mr.. JEFF
ferfon, now Such as hate she beauty OF virtue.
and delight in the deiofmity OF vice--fucb,
" whole h.srs have never learned TO glow al
others cool. or melt AT Others woc"--fuch as
ccun,cnsncc the editors Of the Rccordcr-fuch
and fach only can condcmn mifdisetied charity
1n,o which great and good man has been be-
TRACED by the Immunity of his own hes,t. and
the urgent folicitasious of aarving beggar.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

that have ever been purfaed, as fern vote
could make him. Nor 10 the fta,e, did fcder-
slifm. dhsppoinied in its claim to all, feel any
mitigation OF ms violence in being so xed part.
Here. as eliewhere. IL encouraged the grofTet
detfattion, and frove 10 excite the mofi turbu-
lcot and diiorsanidns paf!ions. theie
circomitsnccs the republicans did right in max
ing decided fand-A ftsnd, which by convinc-
ing th-ir enemies of their fireneth, ha, ffruck
difmay through their ranks. General Stanton,
firm republican and member of the prefent
Congref', is re- elected and Mr.. Knight, alfo a
firm republican, Is choien in room OF Mr.. TIL
linghsR; both by a majority, i, is faid, ,of 900
votes. When the fmalIne.s of the fate is con-
lieId. the majority will be feen TO be immenfe.
The pabic prints inrnifh us only with the
msjorifies. II is vesy deiirabe thar they ihould
fursiih Us alto with the relative numbers, that
the comparative asength of each Edr may be
fcen.
Thos much for the retabkjc0n fate of
Rbsdt- lizard. By exchanging a republican fos
a federal reprefentstve, il has added what i,
equivalent TO two votes 10 the large majority in
the Houle Of Representatives..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
For sale by
William Douglas,
Iaoo VT. New-Milch CHEESE,
Cheap for CASH,
Or Wcft India Goops.
Il MEW SCHOOL.


THE fubfcdber respectfully informs the citi.
l. zens of Newport, that he has ibis day
opened a School, at a Convenient room, oppo-
fte Mr.. qboma, Tosvgjerd's, Banifer's. Lane
As he has had liberal Education, and cooG-
dershle experience in rhc inltruaion Of von,h
(pariculaIly at Clinton Academy, on I.caa. N
and, where, as will appear from kis Letters of
Recommendation, he oificiaicd as Prccepfor for
more than ,wo year) he Aa.tcn hiuieii he alali
give fstisfsdion 70 thofe gentlemen, 1ko ray
intruit him with fhe Education % their Chii-
dren. both as 10 their morals. ami improvements
in thofe branches of Learning, TO which they
may respectively attend. Price Of tuition per
quarter Dok. Cir.
For Reading. Wri'irg and Arithmetic. 60
For Enslih Grammar snd Geography,
For the Latin and Greek languages, 4
For the AT of Nayissipn & Surveying, 4
l JOSEPH MONTAGUE.
NezDto,t, Sept. -. 1904.
~ Mr.. MoNTAcUE would NOT shooic
TO teach the Latin and Grerk Lsnsussca, un-
lefs number of Studeuts ihouId apply, 70 as
TO form clsfs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
SAL MAKING.

THE fubfcrbeu having entered into partner
i nip. soder the 6rm Of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform tbe Pub.ic, that they carry on the
Sail Making balipefs, 10 its various branches.
At their Sail Loft. on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the South par, OF the town.
Thofe who may favor then. wi,h their cufom.
may depend on pundoslity and difpatch. All
tavors viii be gratefully acknowledged. by
WING SPOONER, I'd.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
Judge TILLINGHAS7's Letter.


EAT Grenwich ,isth SePr 1902
MrC FaTnisonh
Sir Mortiiyine as It has been TO me, to have
mJ Name placed as Suhfc,iber for your Ly-
ing Jacobinicai Paper, fatty called the " Rhode
Hand Republican" :" 1 have long time for
bo,rc." pleafc therefore 20 difcontinue my Pa
per, having paid in adgante have no alterna-
tive but TO Receive your Scorious Paper or
Nothing and Prefer The Latter II any Per-
fon ia yet 70 Simple as 10 w,ih ,he Reading o.
them, they are welcome TO whs, il due me. i
win yop TO underaand this Verbarem e,
Leteraum"
tender you the Hem
age Of my High Refpeet
& Confederation
Tx TrLLIRcHAsr
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
John A. Shaw, & Co.

INFORM the Public that they have taken
4 . Shop next door but one Nonh of the
Coffee Houfe. where they carry on rhc
MATCHMAKING BUSINESS
in all iis B'snches. Likewiie all kinds of
Hair W0rk g Ceid Cypbers
neatly executed. They have for Sale, Englifh
and Geneva gold & ilver Watches, Cold Neck
laces, hlver tea and table Spoons, falt. moAard
& pap Spoons. foup and punch Ladies, fuyar
longs. large & fmall Looking GlAG-., drrfing
Do. tea Trays, Walters & drelins CAFES. olat-
ed, wooden. and Britannia Gators. Birar/a
tea and coffee Pots, Gentlemen's and Ch;ldrsn's
bea * common HATE, Sufpender., Kaive. and
Forks, brafs globe & common Handirons. SHOW
ei & Tongs, brsis and jappaped LAMPS, elegant
plated * brais CandleIlicks, dau and common
Gains, horfe & chaiie Whips, ladies do. Sciaors,
Pen Knives, SnuiEess & Trays. powder Boxes
and Puffs, Rszors IN cafe, and without ihavins
Boxes, and Wiodfor Soap. Cream Balls, writing
Paper, Dutch Qaiis. Spanifh Ssgars, Maccabsu,
Rappse & Seotcn Snuff, Starch. PorpIe Brown,
together With complete AGorimens Of Jewell
lefy & Perfumery. They Aha carry On the
GoLD & SILvIRsMITB's
Boine's Cath given for Old Gold and Silver.
f++ Ppnttcsi attendance, and the fmal.elt
iavor gratefully Acknowledged.
NPsupf,rf nk\
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

LAS tor Sale, Apple frees OF the choicea
4 forts, for Summer and Winter fruit.-
Alfo few OF the bca Peach. Pear. apd Plumb
Trees, which arc very large for their age, thrifty
and fne. Farmers, and Planters. aic invited 20
come and fec.
Newporr, Ot. 7, tao1. cv
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
p-Alr. ADAMS and Mr.. JEFFERSON's
Reksior Compa,sd.

| Mr.. aPFRRsox has been called an Inf.
AI;--Mr. ADAmsa Ck,19taz. The follow
ing Aneedofes, viii iluarase the in6dcIity OF the
former, snd the chsihiaoiiy OF the sftel:
az time when Mr.. Adams was Preiidcnt
and Mr.. Jcfcffon Vice PfcEdent, the Rev. Mr..
Catl,car of Pennfylvania, who was employed
by the Society for propsgating religion among
the Indians, 70 collect money for that brneyo-
lent infitstion, wsirei on Mr.. Adams at the
CRY of Wilmington and fIiciSed bis fvpport Of
the undertaking. Mr.. Adams not only reiufed
TO give hin cent, bus treated him in rude aud
chariilh manner, quite uobecoming the FIR
Msgiiirate OF free people to meGsnger OF The
'goipel.
M. Ca'hcart next waited or Mr.. Jeffer.
fon, and explained to him the objecf of his mir
hon. in bchsx OF a Society which had beneyo-
Iently undertaken to chriRianizc & cisiize the
fayagc nasions on oor borders. Mr.. Iche,fca
liacned TO him with atlcniiou--applsuded the
deGgn --and gave hfty dolsrs to Mr.. Ca,hcsrt
TO aid the inItnotion. ALTO, Mr.. Dubois.
che Roman Pricf, when collecting money Tor
buildirs Chapel IN M,rylauJ, witneiisi A.
dana fciGihnef,. aad jef.doo's liberali,y be-
ho'd youf inhtel tasyau cali hin) giving hin 50
dollars. II his looks like with 10 critroy ali
rel, gion !!
Which Of ,hefe two men. think you. aztec
moa like ehritan lTrss. Tyxe .4afy.
II naf fan that real Rehsisa has never.
within The meryry ~ man, hou,iihed in this
couotry. at any iormer period, 70 much and f.
geoerslly, as hrce ,he commencement OF Mr.
Jryfrsson's Proficiency. For tho ,rsrl, Of shi,
obieiva,ioo, VIC appeal ,othe Cie'gy OF all par
tic, and denominations. How does this known
aad acknowledged fact eomport ~isn Fcdtraf
elciionesIing predictions S4n.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

The Fs(t,siys, aouer a they fail, bur fall
ing. they are never to rife sesin--shey are obi
scd TO change their ss~e, to hide their rosuery.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

while he canhot get his Examincc TO Preis
till almott whole day after Other papers tor
want of money to buy reaIn OF paper, we lay
that in iuch deplorable itate OF fl''sHce, 1T is
not prudent either to make new enemies, or
TO widen The rupture with old ones.
The whole article proceeds upon miiFepfc-
fcntation. From reading this paper, one
would fuppofe that the Recorder had been
calling judge MARTIAL hieknaHrft. WI ie,
at the fame time, the quotation is made IN
fuCh iiovenly ambiguous file, that, Jones It
preiicd, can deny the charge ofmiiquosing'
Jones introduces black Sally; and as he
iays not one word iii defence or exculpas'on
OF MIR. Ieiferi ii, we preiume that he has given
up the point. The propriety OF thus intro
du6tion is depth of nyitery not iathomaeie
by the common plumn,es of human reaton.
1t would be degrading Judge Martial, it
would be degrading Cowley the dpor keeper
at the capitol, to fay any thing in anfwer to
a perlonaI attack from Jones. He has the ex-
cluiiVe merit Of discovering that the preferf
mayor of Richmond is n Scotcbmaa. The
mayor hiuifelf never knew this before. d.
II Jones himielf had not been the moi un-
grateful OF mankind, he would never have
mentioned the name of Judge Marfhak but
N''t' M utIic! CHIC b'E DOlIlC3l
opinion, if. Jones can be taid TO have one,
Could have iuitifcdhis attach Merry? who
was ii that got you 1870 the executive coun-
Gil, and by confcGucncc, into The public
priftetih'p' when you were mott at che end
of yo'ir tether. Come forward, milf reant |
and deny that Mr.. Marlhal was the princi-
pal agent in the huhheis And fyot DARE,
you ihals hear little more about ir.
Jones is always turning the inuzzel of his
piece againa hir1tele He has now, and We
thank him for the fervice, once plora in!ertneo
his readers rhat judge MarG,al approves of
the Recorder. We always note that rhis is
not, neither Dis we with il II, be an fHdifrri
n,iats appreciation. We. ciofe with once
more obierving that the judge was never
IN This Office in his life; that we have never
fpoke TO him, nor eorreiponded with, nor have
ever to ohr knowledge lccn him. The en-
co'niun' which he pronounced was TO differ
ent gentlemen from wh6m We. had it and
as more popular than any thing; perhaps,
which we could fay in our defence, We took
the freedom to pubiifil it. We conjecture
thai the Judge has lately deired Jones TO fob
bis Examiner. This cannot be furprifing :;
and II may account for the fretfulnels of ZONES.
N B. Jones is as dumb as death about the
affair Of MIR: Walkers lady.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

1T is faid, but we do nor believe =
word OF it, that forne, people affect to
deny the truth of the ftory concerni1a
a great patronage and Mr.. Walkers LADY.
Jones is filent; but the demos continue
TO prattle in converlarion. They fay
that. Il the matter lad really happened,
the injured friend was bound &c have
exP"ted the culprir TO public exeeration.
once TOR all, let ii be known that the
INJURY was not pa6ed over with imrSlDi-
~ Satisfaction was,demanded; as much
fatisfac1ion was given as could be oat
Hpon paper.
we hai1cn to correct an error in our
former itatement. Nh. w. was nat ar
home, when the attempt was made 1,oon
ms domeitic peace. He did NOT learn
the particulars tlll after the areat ger
iohage had gone 20 France, as an en-
oaiiader. He then wrote letter 70
thls ineitlmable representative of the new
world. The anfwcr has been read bv
dozens. We fhould be very we'll f.,
nSncd' 1t Jones would deny the exit
fence OF it for this would afford rs .
6andion1e apology for publilhing otir old
tFiehd's letter to Mar. Walker. In thar
letter, the great perfonage confe fed thar
his fault was fuch that il was inpogil,Ir
ior the injured hud1and ever TO foro;ve
hIm. He faid thar he felt the ;u5r;ce
OF MIR. Walkers retcorment. He corr
Pletely acknowledged his own bafrneCs
re has,ever lnce, lhunned an iaterviey
we dare the Examine 20 denv rhst
there IS iuch letter. We received his
very morning, l letter from a gent!em,o
OF reiPonlibillty, who has r ad tae orr
ginal and who gives Us authority 20
communicates BIS name 70 arv ntrfon
that AXIS 1t, in ferrous and rc(pectG,l
way. .o''''
If the reader happens to be mar,;,d
1t IS needless TO ak BIN what he wonid
think, or fay, or do, il hi, Egfo'n f.;rn,
attempted to dihonor hin. f4~ yrniJ
declare chat he did nor know vbe56ar
fitch wretch was fueit ior beino ~
ed, or drowned. Re would (av IN &, !,
a Perion was nor very proper f,a brine
the chief magiltra,e ofa RepubIic RI
letter co Mr.. Walker will he 81it,;ls -,
10 q ff9o eccat5, and, in the mean r,,an
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
KENTUCKY LANDS
FOR SIZE

10 be laid al public auction, 7huriday> the
4 yorh 'f December nsrr, az a, e'cioek az the
Eagle Tsrern IL. The city OF Richmond,
$500 ACRES OF LAND,
Ia she fste Of Kentucky, belonging &c .hs ehaze of
the late AnciSSV RoHai!, deoca.ed--vi1.
$3.50 acres, dying CT Big Barren RIVER,
1000 acres tE SrccR River, TIC nodTh - tGe By
Barren;
,S4o acles On the head arsnehr. IF the Soush Esa
fosk. OF Skeggs Beaver Crttk.
$500 acres, iGued in foer patents Charles Dsbrey,
o Hanover County, the 81 oct 1876, and pur ha-
led or him by the late Andrew &ona e--;he whole
recorded ID the conr Of appeaS, in the aae Of Ken
tasky, 'he. 2ad lane, 1905. as bs certificate Of
homas Todd c;q, eieE Il laid eosrt.
Ths tssms oi pavmsnt Viii be, one fourth CT strc
purshafe money &c d. paid in tnonshs Is m the i,y
81 ale, one foarh payable IN month's one fourth
IL Ss months, ant one fourth payable In two yrsr {,
win bond aud approved itccTty 1.-The bonds 10 tss
xtsrea from the date.
WILLIAM WfSEHSM,
F&scG;1F T. the easte OK Andrew Roma d,
RichTnond, Nov. "a .3a2&. Ctd6 J
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

IN the Examiner of the 9th current, Mr..
l'nes has one original article, and one ONLY.
II IS conPoied inthe truly Shaf1e and cIaiital
tile for which his print has, for fome time,
been 70 emincntly diltingulfhed. The fubiel
OF Mr. Jones IS general Matfhal, whom ne
attacks without thc renotcit regard to teafon,
prudence, OF common ferfc. We Tay byQ
9s'ff' hecaufe while Mr.. Jones is eallopine
Town bib with tueh uHcSmn4on seleeitg,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

hundred dollars to arother, who, by the way,
neyeT let a type in his life, can you be limple
enough 10 catt away eighteen hundred dollars?
1t caunot oe,
We have formerly f}ated ,hat the public
printer receives large fums hefdes his ialary.
Such were theie eight hundred and lcventy
dollars. The whole iaving by reform can
not be 'efs than THREE THOUSAND
DOLL AIRS per annam
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

any further hotice of this dfagyaraie, as the
writer fubicribes himielf. The, paper was
the beit that we could procure. The typeis
good one. We done our utmoiE in the
Workmanship. The volalne viii contain,
above one third part more both of pages, ard
of matter, than the folio edition, and il VIII
be fold for thirty per cent lefs. 49,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
4 y . +

If you with 10 make man democrat,
you mutt rake him on one tide, and Feqne9
him to be a candidate for locn aud fuch
Offices; you mutt tell him that the inierna
taxes did not pay for the collection; that
the p-eiehe administrator, cont:tts OF men
eminent for patriositin, virtue and talent;
that Jefsrfon is diaingulfhrd for cbgHiy,
caudony and eoQrage; thar GaIIatin is &c
LIBERATED for his hAma1fty, in proof OF
which, produce the refolu ions he igne3
iuh before the wefern iDfnrcttion, and
pubIifned in the Aurara that Lincoln IS
fboyoxgb reed in la+v, and that Granger
is employed night and day in eyincing his
love IF truth and in ,cformg barm5ny IL
/oeiai iutercenJS; ard wten you have sold
him all this, VIVID up the itory handfome
iy by fvearing that all tederales are
tarjes that they with to have king in
the country and that il is a lecret, but
you know the man whom they have pi,ch
ed upon to wear the crown.
II the petfon with whom you convert.
is either a fmplet2n or a Inaye, thee
truths cannot tail (as Jeff r(on faid Of Ca
lenders PROJECT before Isl to 10 trodule
TIE bse ef:l7.
AN OLD HAND.
N. B. Be careful ne9ec TO !rnp tuc
whoislone truths b.fors euen OF ME, rtad-