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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-28
p. WEATHERBURN.

John Hoover, rope-maker, South Second
Street, between Mary and Chriaian- Streets,
Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh cath as fol.
lows, namely, thae his wife, Mary Heover, was
O fsverey afflicted with violent rheumatitm.
very dangerously fituarel, the c nfeque c; of a
feverc cold after lying in, as to be confined TO her
bed fer feveral weeks, and was at length re-
dueed TO the melancholy apprehension of re-
naming cripple for lie, notwithstanding the
mott respectable medical advice was followed
and every probable remedy attempted: wnen
fleeing feveral cafes OF cures performed by faa-
milton's Efferce and Extract OF Muitard, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
cecond Street. The frn application enabled
her TO walk acrt t, the room, and the ufe OF one
bottle reltored her to her ufual fate of health
and firength. JOHN HOOVER
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Sworn andfubfrbcd before Ebenezer Fergu.
ION, Elq. one of the IuAces of the peace for Phi
ladslnbia CoiIntv
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-28

I'd DC 1uIUIuttIy UtIPai aIIeIIe. III TN St'I0 O
Nervous dilorders, Violent cramps ii the
Conrumptions, Romach and back,
Lownels Of ipiries, ,ndigeition,
Lois Of appetite, elanc holy,
Impurty OF the blood, Gout IN the itonlach'
Hyaericai affections, Pains III the limbs
Inward weaknedes, Reiaxations,
Seminal weakneiIes, Involuntary enlifiions,
Fnoralbns, Tor whites) Obttinato elects,
Bartennels, lmpotehey, @c' "e.
Ia cafes Of extremity, where the long prcVa-
ence and obifinacy OF diieale has brought on
general inpoveriihment of the lyGen1, excelilve
debility of the whole frame, and waiting OF the
fl III, which no nouriihment or cordial could re-
hair perseverance in the uie of this medicine
pas performed the mott atonifhing cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-28
TIE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.

For the cure Of every kind of headache.
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Alto a quantity OF
r.. gsIMMs

lie alJo WyHe5 70 ~, .e,e to
His HOUSE in Prince Street. oRf w. taken
George Taylor Efqrs Gro'et iS w." oven.
N uaSrncnt for it, or liberal cred't give"
II + S o. cropE.
The Ieafs of BAKE HOUSE ana : ;o,a,e.
;, Queen. Street. PoFrHion may be ha' '
diatety. ~----r.-=s-S
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Init Received,
NCT

A quantity of CHINA OFhro snI
rrel, ines, Cramberries, Cocoa nH, ,:: RI ppt-
marcel Of excellent smi,hficld BACON, fitkln D ~
ter, of the iira quality, New 10iA fs
the barre.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
Dancing School.

MI +. GENERES has the honor to In
~ form the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
S,sxandria, that he will begin his DAN
siNG SCHOOL on Wedneiday next the
1,R Init. at Mrs. Fletcher's, Prince freet.
sls days of Tuition will be en- Wednef-
.sy' Friday, ard Saturday, the Ladies
io O'clock in The morning, and The
osnlismen at in the evening. Parents,
"usis Children hall be trufed 10 his care,
10y ceFend on his mott particular atten-
.'' as dancing and goc,l manners are
Principal BATS of his fchool. Grown
e1'ns will be taught privately in the
~ M ~'aihlcnatle ayle either in his acade-
% at their own houfes.
Ielms Of tuition may be known on sp-
rss'ion to Mr.. Generss at Mr.. Heif-
oaober ,6, dat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
French Academy.

TIE fubfcribef, agreeable to his pro-
m.ie in a former advertisement, has open,
ed his Academy for the inltruttion Of
young LADIES and GENrLEMEN in the
French Language, on Monday laa, at
the houfe next door bout one TO Mr. Faw's
office, in St. Alaph ftreet, between King
and Prince fleets. Hours of attendance
for iuch young Ladies as can make it con-
v%eniens, from 9 until IL o'clock in the
morning ; and for thole who attend other
lchoo!s, from II until 1 O'Clock in the
morning /; for young Gentlemen, frono.
until 8 O'Clock in the evening every day
in the week regularly, Saturday excepted.
Thoie young Ladies or Gentlemen who
cannon make it convenient to attend
fchool, private attendance will be given
at their houfes.
Price of tuition, at his Academy, DOL
lars, S per quarter, and two dollars en-
trance.
MARIN DETARGNY.
October @. ST
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Ten Dollars Reward.

GTOLEN from the Spblcriber, on the
~ night 10th init. a BAY MARE,
three years old laa Spring, fifteen hands
high, fender built, and hod only before,
when taken way ; trots hards, and fome-
times %inclines to a pace, has a large feather
on her throat, fome white hairs on the top
Of her head. The fuHpofod thief is
John Hair, a noted villain, in Loudoun
county /; he is about fix feet high, aour
made and of a rudy complexion; it is fup-
pofed he will endeavour to fell or ex-
change tie beat. Any perfon taking ny
iaid Mare, and giving information to the
Subicribe,, or to Capt. Robert Braden, 7
miles above Leefburgh, hall receive the
above Reward, ard reaionable charges il
brought hcme, by
LEWIS REECE.
Loundoun County, OF. TO-.
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30 evolution to be laves. Sc
'u' .. i attempts have been made TO burn
ssl4 .o,vo and adjacent plantations, and a
fs ~ e ,be whites maaacreed BY the
laa ssods, their progreis has, however
np fomewhat retarded by the fpilited
0s s.a0f Of the inhabitants, and the few
D,;o;oo French troops, about SO IN
is 'nssr isbous 1000 Of which, lately ar
.;ssJ, having fallen victims to the feyer.)
a mo,. 0 Of the bsigands have been ex-
.s,,d. and more are daily brought IN.
:. Louis, a fmall town in this neighbor-
soad. lately in poheflon OF the blacks,
- bsen re- taken by a company Of ORA
-. uoder command of the black Gene
Ella Plume, ard The ringleaders execut-
i Il was rerorted that general LIE
rIsrc with 1000 troops under his COM
s,.l,s on their march to this place
Com The Cape, which report was howe
YER rot generally credited. Three French
s'a,ls Of war had arrived on the morning
:. JAILED, which terry probably would
hive a lenfble efea in referring Tranquil
,,y. Bu6nels was wholly at a tand and
.,tke,s extremely dull. Accounts from
I,eooemel fate that a general malacre
,bsrs Of the whites had taken place, after
~b;ch a pillage of the town enfued, they
haze however been in fome meafure quell-
,dby the arrival of the French veAels Of
war.
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NORFOLK, Oa. -.

Arrived the French brig John, Capt.
Charlotte, 70 days from Laguira, in diff
uss, being leaky, bound to Philadelphia.
Can't. Brown, Of the big Mary, from
Madeira, on the a3d Of Sept. in lat. rs,
N. long. a, w. fpoke the lhip Vigilant,
-, Of & from Portland II Trinidad,
out 20 days. Sept. so, in lat. IS, n.
hng. 81, 80, W.iPoke brig William, from
Norfolk 10 Trinidad, out 10 days.
Arrived the ihip Charles Carter, capt.
Tonpkins, IS days from London. Sept.
!, IN lat. SO, 40, long 50. ipoke the nip
Stranger, Frsfcott, If days out from
Bolton, bound round Cape Horne. Oa.
I, in lat. 81, 50, long. u, ipoks the
hip Tom, 60 days from Hamburg, full
If paGsugers, and fhort Of p5oviions.-
Capt. Tompkins e~ndeavoured to fupply
tssu, but the Tea ran 10 high that he could
not beard them.
Arrived fch'r Dapatch, Capt. PIeble,
IOf Bottom 48 days from Madeira.
Arrived brig Mary, capt. Wakefield,
66 days from Lifbon. Left the brig Non
puell, Hancock, to fail in W days for
ias port. Sept. 10, in lar. 3S, 80, long.
80 fpoke The Chip Eleuora, Cole, out S
days from Rhode liland, bound to the
Sandwich Hands.
Arrived brig Albert, capt. Webb, "A
days from Surinam. Capt. w. informs,
that the lchooner Agnes, Perkins, failed
the 18th Sept. for Norfolk, and was to
touch at Trinidad 10 land pa1eogers.
Sept. 10. in lat. 70, IS, long. SO, 70, fpoke
a' iehocner Catherine, Iecatt, 20 days from
Norfolk, bound to Barbadoes. Sept. 20, in lar.
10 50, ieng. 60, fpake the brig Harriet. from
i%snerara, bound to New-London, out 7 days.
et. !, in lat. 81, 40, long. 70, 80, fpoke the
mp Middleton, Gardner. from Charleflou, OUT
10 days, had been truck with lightning the
hne day, which injured the ihip very much,
ana hurt che of the crew 70 badly that it was
doubtful whether he would recover. Oa. 6,
IN lat. IS, SO, long. rs, 40, fpcke the brig Sam
md Tom. Jaoklon, 10 days from St. B4rthole-
News, bound to Philadelphia.
Arrived the Britifh brig Mary, capt.
Blown 81 days from Madeira.
Arrived the brig Mary, capt. Young,
10 days from Kingfon Jamaica.
The flip Jane, capt Stone, 50 days
'l'p Rotterdam, is below.
Arrived in Hampton Roads, bound tc
Sliy Poinf, the Britifh fhip Herald, capt.
Sarpion, 81 days from Dublin.
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N g E | G. E..

The LAND advertiled for
fale by me IN the 1T of October laR paa,
is rnayoidably ~poHpored until the fecond
Monday in November next, when it will
poitiyely be fold to the highe} bidder.
GEORGE CHAPMAN.
on. IS.
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gk2yIaaAkkl uI,gg|l

ON MONDAT
DIT me SPREAD EAGLE Ball Rom, (Which
IS niee11 ft1ed Up far the rsee1tou Of eae
bandred Peyoa5.
Mr.. RANNIE respectfully in
forms the Ladies & Gentlemen oflAlex-
andr'a and its vicinity, that he will
difpiay his
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
a~ltrannrta aDberttser.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS.

W
DIED, lately in the I1and of Hilpani-
ola Mr.. MATHEW THRoGMoRToN late
of this town, Merchant.
Sincere ~friendhip had no other melan-
choly rite left, than to offer tefimony in
this common, but comprehensive manner
truly ienfble of lie irrsparable lois TO
foeiety Of fuch virtues as were 70 happily
blended 10 him - before, when living we
deeply and ~sfsetionately Unparalleled in
bis trying mssfortunes at his frt ouuet-
now, by an isresocable decree is taken
from Us his aged and d%oating parents
and relatives have 10 earthly confolation
70 great as an aiiiuranee thar his memory
will be facred 10 all who had the pleafue
Of knowing and eteenirg his worth /! ]!
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-06

property. = & difcouric on the tubiect of
She Laws feIt.aaine u,rv.
VI. ! tie appendix to the third volume
will contain fhort view of the courts OF
che United Scates, ard of the commonwealth
Of Virginia, with ar ahitract Of the laws by
which the practice therein is regulated, STRIFE
lures on she tyial bY jury in Virginia under
the exiting laws and plan for their amend
mcnt.
Val he appendix 70 the fourth volume will
contain m abitract OF the criminal iuriidiction
OF the federal government, and of the COM
moawealth OF Virginia; and a ihort difcourfe
on treaion
VIII. The tracts mentioned in the fourth
fction together with the Editors preface,
and the Commenearor's introduction, being
qNll attached to tie firif volpme or Backbone
will: IN this edition, be divided into two parts
the preface and introductions; and the five,
tracts hrh mentioned in the fourth fection
will DC attached TO the FRI pare, and the other
three tracts mentioned in the fame fec
ton, viii make the appendix to the fcconl
part.
a*& The notes difpericd throughout tbs
work will amount 20 fourteen or tftecT hun
dred. 1'hofc which refer to the contribution
and laws OF thc Umitrd States are very hume.
rous
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CORRESPOND ENCE
+. T. CALENDER.

is, at any tine, an ungraclOdIs and
diagrecable bulinels TO di!cl0ie the de-
Poilt OF confidence; in particular, the
publication Of letters, which rad never
been conpoicd for the inlpec.ion Of tic
Publlceye, prefents al indc iicate a iuipici-
Gus, and painful circumAance. In Eng
land, where thetradc ofbook- building has
rlien to great perfection, and has def
cendeti to great depravi-y, tie practice
OF pubh'bing private lerters is one fpe-
cieS OF fraud, that has been mot
treacheTouilY ana moG diligently cult
waited. For infance, The Reverend
Mr. Maion, 4 clergyman Of correct
manners, and ofrefpe9able talents, had
been, for the greater part o. his life,
corresponding with the bcautiful and
admired poet, MIR, Gray. we refer To-
the lnlrnita5le author Of IN Eiegy e0r5t-
ten IN q CcHatrg Cbmeb InrG. As {oon
as The Rrv'd. Mr.. Mafon found that he
had fairy lurvivcd MFR. Gray, he did
nor think OF any better employment,
than thai ofpobiabjng all tho(e epiitoIary
eccentriciries, which, in the moment Of
YiYacitY, Mr. Gray had addreflcd to him
ina ieries OF about thirty years. We do
not exactly know any other way Of
earning money, which is, 20 oar feelings
10 prcYocably, and exceedingly diirepu-
rable, IS that III wEich the Rev'd Mr..
Malon acquired the price Of bis IJc at
Mr.. G1gy. Sulpiclous thar be was not
iaiicIently to be deIPifed BY poferity, as
long as a name like his can dream Of b Ing
remembered, be commenced lawful
a8alni London bookseller, whohad by
mere acc'dengreptinsed about thirty two
hnes OF Mr.. Grsy's polthamous poetrr.
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ADDRnss n rnrPuHLisHEks.

It's prefumedp = Iiitie confederation Will
make it Obvious, thas 4 work 70 czreniive,
and which viii euploya large capital, cannot
DC put 20 prels until efficient number of
factcrihcrs are obtained to- rzkc IL prudent
he pubiiihers do rot rccolicct that any book
OF thc fame amount. has heen printed in the
Omitted States, Without either part of tie
purchate money, being, required ii advance, or
returns made as tproceeded, by delivering the
volumes rs they were printed In the pretcnt
cafe, the whole work viii be fniihcd and
completely bound, before any payment is
ulade.
il IS carneftly requeitcd tfIat t..c aertlsr7cn
who intend iubicribng will forward thejr
names as foon as poiIible, either liz letter fooR
pajdl TO the Publiihcrs in Philadciphia, or
through the medium of booksellers in he
neighbourine towns The poA-matters viii
alto be furnjihed with fubfcriDtion papzr.
and il IS preGuned they Will forward any
names hat may offer, rs a refnImeraticn.
and TO induce gentlemen 10 give il iittIc
attention, whceVe! procules nine (Fbf,,ibers
}ha be entitled 30 tenth COPY, but it IS 20
DC explicitly undeslood, thar the per(on who
receives 4 copy for procuring fublcribcrs,
mutt be aniwerabe for the payment OF all the
gentlemen who Ggn bis lii. ! he publif,ers
demand nothing but on delivery OF the books,
complete; they arc therefore determined
not TO leave tinglc !ct, without at that time
receiving payment for IT.
Gentlemen who forward names 70 the pub
iifhcrs, arc requefted to mention where the
books are to be fent, ana If poliible, to max
the place of delivery lome comfortable and
well known town.
Subscription papers will be found il sha
hands of MIR. Prichard and Mr. S. PIeatants
in Richmond; MciIrs. Rois and Douglas
Petersburg Nh 4. Merck. Nortolt Mr..
K. Grcen6ow, Williamsburg; Mr.. iIender-
fol., Frederickfburg; MIR. S. Bilaop AleMan~
iria1 Mr. ]. Adults, Martinsbu;e; Mr. Bow
en-, Hinchelter, Mir J. Gales, Ral.-5h,
North Carolina; Mclirs Bailey ard Waller,
Charleiton, South Carolina; Mr. !. Marl1,
Georgetown, Potomac, Menrs Ralph and
&c. Wafhington City; McArs. & Hill, and
Conrad and Co. baltimore, &c Sc.
The pubiihers have only 70 add, that they
relieve it will be found to be confderably
the ioweR priced law book, Of ftnilar cx
COMMUNICATING copy igbt purchale, that
has apPearedfo many years, either in Amc-
Fica, or Europe
WILLIAM YOUNG BIRCH
ABRAHAM SMALL,
p@ladIt5ia, S<bt. 7. 1902
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FOR THx RECORDER.

= IL TER which was written bv me
tonne time ago, to MIR. Calender, has face
ocen printed mot orly IL the Recorder, but alto.
iii theE%atayncr- Although il was not my with
70 have made a confpicuous figure in either
or theic p9pcrS, or 70 have attracted pubic
notice IN any way; although l am iatisfcd,
than the publication of the letter procesded
from mll5ake, it VIII avail nothing to. afcer-
tam the cauie, or althog o. that intake
Every BODY who knows NE, or who Will take
the trouble 10 ROAD what follows, will believe
thar me letter was no; written for publications;
yet, rs &c contains nothing which an not
ready 70 acknc~ledgc, and TO repeat again and
again, If neccij1ry, thali proceed with nv
oWnY Indication; ciTcumf ance which has
been rendered nccefary by. the l@anner in
Whicb i has been noticed in the Examiner.
Upon the rIth Of September LII, among Other
things which appeared in that paper, the eda-
tor, for reaions bcf known to himfelf has
Thought pi oper 20 pUtliih another letter, which
was written by nc, more Than 10 wears ago:
letter Which / never was ATTAINED of. nor
roPen;ed having writ;yn; nav, nv own friends
1T The t!nle, with my full concurrence. Unified
or iIs beng publithcd, becaae, though it OK
NOTED my tcntiments (which / never con-
- 'N' ! -, II STtiiIGI my Innocence w ncH
IN To- d, fpofIln of the times ffor they were
deipo'lc beyond mcclure was made a rrif3n-
or 1t my o~n r1l.dercc, mrreIy ubon asc9R,t
o. ny oPtnizn,7 Which being the rcfi,1t, thcu,ocA
OF my Judgement, / cosild no more confront,
than could alter the color OF my kin. What
DID 5hc committee oftafcty do? They refolyed
that nothing having appeared in his conduct,
or IN n" laid letter, 70 be within the offences
dehncd ~ the late ordinance fyr eRabiGninc
mode ofPuniibneut Tor the enemies To- A,ncTj-
ca IN tblS colony" What then Jught 20 have
followed hat the (aid tvoruIeley be &C
Quilted Nothing ike this juGice was done
70 me, for, though hey coaid no, condemn,
they would noS acqait. Mark Sir, they re-
loiyed, that " the letter was a full proof Of an
fEimic0/ dJPeHtioa." What was staH mimi.
cal difpoftion"i No law had ever defined.
nor ever punihcd; loofc words, thas G,ited
any cafe, to which wanton capric~, or arbitrary
y edure Mould jnd,icdmacly apply them.
his was verify criGs, when, as the pref
tent elegantly cIPTc1es it, oar rulers "fet
powcr5 and forgot right" What vas the
.ezt Paiiage in tie EntcHcc sgaiaR nc
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%iie,a0a happily calculated 10 promote the IN
tereits OF the United States aad, if were {
iadulgea with for the PROPERTY of my coun
Try, 1t hould DC rllat his llcceho5s IN the pre-
hdentlai chair ihoud adept his wife Iyfsem IN
the administration of public affairs, and by
following his example, attach to themielves
iiniar reipeetabl!ity of character. | will add
two circumstances which will lpcak more
hfongy than any thing which can be iaid.
1uring the revolutionary war, received
very great injury from the Britiih, by the
plunder andihavoc which were committed upon
nay eisate And 1t was my good fortune to
OBTAIN 10 much OF the pericnal etteem of
genetaa " Arlington, as not only &c. have OBJ.
taliied the honor OF his correspondence until
MS death, but to have received from him very
ha'terlng letters or introduction 10 fome of the
mott dntlnguihed characters in the north
eaitern ltates. The firfe of thefe flews, that
the bTitlih did not conhdcr ne rs one Of their
partiEans. And the tecond ihcws, that general
Warrington did not coniider me to have beea
foe TO. my country.
! beg pardon OF you, and the public, for the
itraf OF egotfm into which the publication Of
my letter, has of courfc drawn me. Nothinp
which 1 wrote TO you, was either calumnious
or lieellous. | never injured, nor offended
Mr. Jones in my lie, by any word ct action;
neither had he any right TO conclude, that Mir.
Calender had obtained my iublcrption, be.
caule he invaded private characters, or diiturb
cd the peace of private families. No Sir,
s"bicrrbed TO the Recorder, becaufe | per
ceiNed thar it was diheminating truth, and.
truth too, which the public ought to be poilels-
ed of becaute il concerned public characters,
7 OF whom, IL behc'Nes the public not to be ig
nofant. And,as am not Mr. Jones's enemy,
II wouldgiVe me no pam, to fee, that he had
wiped away rhe charges, to the conviction of
his country, which this powerful writer has
10 poihtediy urged agaLnlt him. If they be foul
aiPerlionS, the editor Of the Recorder ought 10
De abandoned, as calumniator. IF they be
true, Mr.. Jones is no longer entitled, either
60 the confidence or patronage of the public.
Sooner than luch accuiations ihould be iub
itantIated againit rue (were even ofhis age)
J would pay another, and another reluctant
Wifi tothe county of Berkeley, though attend
ed with all the exccratious, that the yclpers of
popularity could emit againiE me; nav, would
content to beconfned TO one Of the mott in
holpitable rocks of one Of it's coldeh noun
tains
RALPH WORMELEY.
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nave INTERVIEWED, until Mr. Wormcley has
written 4 defence for himieif; which is
given in this days paper.
The friends of truth and virtue will be
pleafed with iuch an artlefs difpAay Of con-
iciouS innocence and re6tirude. Mr. Worn,e-
ley's friends win nave no occaiion to regret
thathe has become contpicuous figure in the
newspapers, in relation to shings which hap
Pcned 10 long ago.
But why is it, that MIR. Wormeiey ihouid
he made the fcape-goat for opinions, which
were posiehcd by many people, 1T the begun
ming Of the revolvion. A letter of Edmund
Pendleton, which was publifhed not long ago,.
fhews that lac differed but very little from Ms
Woruaefey,sat that time; and now MIR. Pendle-
ton is corfidc1cd as the highcis aarhotitytor
rernbEcanifm.
Every man of fcnfe knows that opinions
will change, when there is an important
change OF circumitances- Every body knows
that there were great MANY pcrions who
taok up arms az the be-lra1ing of tho rcyou-
ton, who had no idea OF independence, aud
who oppofed it, even until it was declared.
Ii is well known, that it was carried BY fling lie
vote in Congress, and yet nobody prctcnds to
condemn the members VINO voted againlt the
| lncaiure.
| Perhaps, If Mr. Worn,eiey had not held an
| o6rce aader the Crown, which compelled him
! TO take decided part; or if his better had rot
! been detected and cXpoicd, tke rapid and un-
| expected circumstances which .uccceded might
have Induced him 20 take part with revolt
| tioaits. he publication Of his AesteT, and
the fcnrence of baniihment, which the com
/ r,littec padcd ppon him, made him ! mark for
/; puzzle notice, and put 1t our ct his power 10
| Tepai- the error, even if h had been eVsr 70
| much difpoied.
| During all thele fccnes, and during a pretty
| long life, it appears, that There is no accufa-
tion againt MIR. Wormcl-y,wRch can raite q
blush IN the check of himielf, or ofany of his
friends even tire Examiner layS to Mr.
| WormcleY,
Z" Your private character IS unidentified
" AID am iure that 10 man would more re-
& volt at the idea of d:thunora5lc aGfion,
g when prclenteI in an ab1sraSf form, than
yourfelf."
Il we were Ct opinion; that the publication
OF Mr.. Wormelcy's letter could render the
lldllcff injury 70 his character, or could pro-
duce any thing which ough5 70 dlitmb MS
peace, We fhould not be able 70 find language
70 make : luitable apology; bat, as i1i i, we
cftaollih, nor only in this Aate, bur every
where cllc, that Mr.. Worneler MYERS to
tG9t c|1ataotcr which Mr.. .,en.> MS eye,
when ne laid,
An honeii Man IS ihs nebelt work Of God.