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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24

70 ,bc .ighci bitdl f1r rerd., n,eaey, oil sa'
tlgday 81 "a day oi JANUARY act. at the
dwelling 'rouse of Ne william Vaughan, iu
the cosuty O. Ct-io'ts. D. virtue Of 4 decree
Q! col..y cc-d % CDaior'r,
400 Acyes 2f LIND,
Lying iu &c county, co., -i,, hfancncs OF the
Hon F-a Cfe-E To- tisf q dcDf dse 90 John
L'ndr4y & 60 ne-c1aat a-.! -.r- 20. ,irr tho
tandsio5mcTiy o., Pioprfn W AJfahau ave5an,
decc-stl
join y. RiClTAHDScE y. Sha.
g fksoh NfaAroN, Shit
Fover'ef r., 800. (stdsD
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NOTICE.

A PETITION WILDE presented TO the
+ Z nsSt Ceneh Assembly, for leave to
buiid a Toll Bridge from ny lot in Clcmeu,
Town a cross Apomauo< Rivertoa butt
on John HasSiuys land in powhatsn.
ELFgyHRD b4ObEFCRO.
25tl Deb 1907 (w4t]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
SALE, 4 VALUABLE
Tract Of Land,

> YING on Deep creek, in the county
- Of Nottoway, containing about l4Oo
acie IS, OF which 100 are in cultivation, ar
ranged into convenient fields we'll inclosed-
There are about 1000 scresi in wood, which
is very wen timbered, and esteemed equal
TO any III the county In the produ6tion
Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco il IS
evei md well wateied, its distance from
Petersburg is 40, from Richmond As
miles. a more particular description OF
the land is deemed unnecessary, az il Is
presuraed no one viii purchase without
first viewing it the terms Yin be mode
rate for part cash, the balahce in fo6s
equal annual payments.
For further partirulara, applioalon VIII
made TO the Subscriber living S1the county
OF Amelia, near the court house.
EDTP.4RD W.4RD.
August, 10, 1902. (rF)
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tbs FOLLOWING
S c. Fl f NJ &
Or 4
10 T L f r Y,
+ 90 RAISE THg sUN oE T!yo THoUSISD
HcLLsRS, ron rus rVRPoSR o. RE-
PAfsiNe ThE BUILDiNGS o.

" ASHINGToN. HENRY ACADEMY.
7rHIs SEMINARY was once sveoni L none
4. iG tie State, eSeep, William and Mar 80 !
i. AsslshinSss ot sitaatjou an conhgi,y 70 lNci.
,nond, renders rs re-eS'ab.,shmsnt an ooJea ct
great importance the cie'zeTs otthht place An
hours s6s II. Any ereeig gene, may obtain ne bsst
Aaeaicla il, and e@es sbidzen spHrtsRSssy nv
der the cere end management oi Oaeig parents.
The prizes IN this Toner src ccl ANIL Nos -
large as 10 sttr,H II any vcrs great o. re tkc
mcrcear ny vi'ie tsey sfari, troN the ;cV b,&al>s
II prize, q Eafr enAnee for prohSa5ae Ee;Gsns ta
yhose Mo mas pup;hasv tickets .siS ths fSos0o.
ton ,,f IN ins,isuticn vAlb.c - SiSi,,s N,ASN
ought g eunrnand the hlsers.sy 81 CAS- lfA}iS -
GENERAL, brt ~ eminent ne srct thc,t yVao ~.
! il1sedi7,el, Interested iS Is pF>sSsse2 tA&s s
| ,ae importance Of rsyrNh,e .sis AsgScEN, Wa
jas;i, appreC,a'ed. ,av S.fises's q ,Aa a-saoea,
louates would ~ themselves ssslsso1.SSe.s' - y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
2SOO ticket, A Eve dciilrs. 70,

.Gstc vob,aa,.s 10 Prsze. SoS
ltis proposed y he 7-Scvo sohsa;s, 80 .aiSG
20OS dollars, by discount upol pr,aes alone -
which, ~ per cent. " III d ire SUM desired
TICKETS avs. sid by the ti-ISte-s, anG the
isaiey received ircyn tirae 10 time, diTe&ed 70
oe Deposited in the treasury, foT the Use Of the
sne1cssfni aevenapcr4. Of purchasers oi such
tickets respectively, if any accident should 4, gure
reimbursement.
Richmond July Il, 1902
.s----s--.---
7joD,as 2iatt-y, E1aiala Rzsic,t6. 5E Gt,re,,
Va. Pollard G'sr,a@ Sio,7S, .Yo{n S,airoot, Jo5a
4. Richnrdsos- Sanistsl Saaycr, kac'v Syecrry ~,
Tvm. fjVe5e.Dt 7bor'e. stsTis, Bs5a1.n Poll..y,
HenCs 2i'n65taee, het;as.in olF5er, g. .3fo5a D.
Bar: {vfJ
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a PETITION viii be presented 70 the
~. ensuing General Assembly OF Vir-
cinis 70 disposssgs The incumbcn. Of an
trim Parish of tive Clebe lands ara person
Al property belonging thereto.
deliGez county, Oct IS, 1922 swstl
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ALL KINDS OF
Mattresses,

Made and furnished at short notices
Also old ones repaired, sc. at the Falln,g-
Garden, JOHN 5. -PLEASANTs.
June 9th, 1892.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24

" ASatiaS Of 7iae Is a Saving Of a.oqeg,
"Jo'>21ae iseven mere ire,ious tsG,l no.
s'uey."
faANkLIx.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
New-Yorl, Aprii 3, 1882.
New-YorE, July 20. 1898.
To Ur. C.iU RCH

DIR,
Foo upwsrds OF twelve pears have Ia
houred un3sr iegese coael,, shor,uele OF
breath, fPi;ting OF matter Froa, NY iangs,
and o'tsa clat.ei Sieod, va,il II iensth
eas 70 reduce as q, be ona6lsd 70 walk a.
COS riY .ooni, and OWING To ,he violence Of
ny cough ane naortneGg Ut breath could get
90 r,ft day or pight. Hearing Of your ex-
eeleut at6ie,-a, tts CoagA drops, vrocur.
% bottle; took doic as loon "a 20
il, from Winch found inaantaneoGs relief
end By continuing il for three sayo, 1 blefs
God am reGored TO perfs6t health. 80
/ believe you have Lesu the iuGvuncnt ia
shs hands Of Providence by iavine my life,
muft intrca; yer 20 pubiish this Cor th4 DC p
aef, Of any who ney be in my ri,ua,ion. a.
! am confident it ia one OF The best mc4i.-
eines in tbe world for tirote co.uplaiats.
an, SIR, your grateful ferran,,
NICHOLAS STAGE.
I,istlt RcoinCon areet.
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fRAwkLIx.
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CONDITTON.S.
TO THE PuHLTc

THE above publication was procras,i.
mated on account of the copy-light being
vested IN Nj. DAVIS, who has nov a.
greed TO pcit the book in conjunction
with the subscriber. The public are there
fore respect dui'y informed, that the work
Will BE- PCT 10 ptess, so soon as a srdFcien-
cy Of subscribers are obtained 10 indemni-
fy the expense Of paper. Upon an accu-
gate calculation, the price mentioned in
thc forlner proposals was found TOO small (;
ae subscriber has Thought proper to en-.
lance It, aad-he hopes that those who first
intended opalfonizc the undertaking. viii
not on that account Withhold their support,
for so trivial analtera,ioB
JOHN DIXON.
- Subscriptions received in Richmond
at the Bookstores Of Messrs. loleasa,;ts
and PrchGrd, All. DaUis's PrintiDg-Offlce
and ny MIR. Pasfjey, book-binder.
Cwtf)
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-k--r-- I-----s----' = 4 -. = -
-o3E PROOFS OF The EFFIcA
cy or
Doctor Cia@-ch's
COUGH DR. OP S.

a medicine uaeTual'e5 by soy ether "a .
she weld, face 6'a Uncovered oy Dr.
Chu,eh /, 0ss ,eitorsd 70 hel,th msny
iAoafaod8 o; he MOT sn- ciats- otistt1,
botn Aihca,;c aud Noa,ta.4..ve s.lss ~ ere
eve known to esoG so,a Ia Earepe, Ans-
RIGA and ,hr Wet io5iss, ,3,5 CITES shea
syety other rGsG;cia. bad osSn 0.-t win
ont etes, aud tht mo& em'Vsrt ~ tee IA
Guilty conIu;,ei 10 vain. Il Is iosSfslg0,
fv,edy and essausi remedy IA Heed aches,
Ca,arrhs, Shorsaese Of breath Eicklipss IN
abe th5oa', Tishtnc'a IN tiie Sae&, Hoop
ing Conea, Sore ThrcNe, W1eezUss
Coageaied Phlesm, Spi;iripg OF 6loed,
Soreness in the hrssA aud tJuigch. Sc &c.
ASTEIMAS AND CONSU AP rlCNS,
AID IL diiordsts o. the hteaa sad Luogs
FOrtber proof OF rs efficacy, wirh ID o.
upward. 81 soe ,hoafard at,sdsd cafes oi
cure. nay be lesu az ,Ae place q lale.
Copy Of Ie,'er from Captsio fIsSav.
Dear Sir
In ,hs year IS. rad he mistorrnc tS
break a blood veG-, which was fuccerd-C
hY fevere comPlsin, on ny innge. cough
'f"'NNSs ~ b'NAtNf nN1 tffi-tA'S Ci
and bicat, with every oihsr difsgreeabh
fyngtom of 6iGo,1er 81 shs iunsa i1ds E,
10 an aIpg vas this dilordes, ,hat coul,
rot red at night, uos could walk 200 yard
in the day, wi,hou, eopping 10 cough an,
Eea my(sl: number of timee Tai. dior
der coat iuued TO incveste upoa ne. until
was uHuch waited In BODY, "a szcerdinet
geek. Seeing ynur advertisements ia th
public pspers. sadly IN ,hs lar g1umer,
commenced taking your iuaIy celebrate,
cough arop', which pr'ievered IN ,he n
Of. for loule iitas; hay, now she nappi.
neis Of informing you my lusgo ere PcrtsA
Up found have no iSsrBefs or breath, o
FITTING up O! mater CT Of bloot; my coue
is q hide troubleton,e in The morning, ta
10 othe, time
an Sir,
Yclf't ever rclpe 9foIiy,
WILLIAM t5HNRY.
Gaidea-S.reey
New-Yoik, april 3, 1882.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24

Y1yfI.L =, pr<se''tc5 a. tie ncet Cereal Az
w scNrtly. f,r -nIN5rr C.TH)N or FLCJR,
q, 81. Mills Of Robert E.aa ard TAmcar Lad,
situs.e % tide wesr, VI tne county 81 CaaHss
CEy
lcottl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
EXTRAORDINARY PAMPHLET

A PAMPHLETS jua publi(hed by Mr.. Woods
entitled ga full expedition of the Cimonia4
fa6fon. ard the Sosiety Of the Columbian Msmin-
ali" &c. which, whether we conGdsr he mat
ter or the manner, NUT engage the attention
OF the public. 1t is hoped thar some perfon
will give particular review of this popular and
intereIting work, wiki extracts, for the fake Of
thoie who may not have 40 opportunity of p.
ruling the work itielf. Tholc who have this
opportunity, may be aGured that they will find
information and entertainment which no ac-
count or CONNECT can we'll (upply.
Mr.. WooD. while he exPofes the arts and
views Of deltription of men among Us, has
ihown talent OF wit and fatire which few MEN
Poiieis Nothing can exceed the ridiculous
light in which he has exhibited feveral Of the
Clintonian faction. The hilory Of Cheeham
Is drawn IN maacrly manner. The TORY Of
DE WIT Clinton and the pnilofcphic barber,
Is inimltably told. No o.e can read the ac-
count OF the queaions difcuG d III the inidcl
club, and particularly the anecdote Of the young
attorney who, AZ one "a the mcstings, knocked
Gown bald headed Caledonian III a;ternp ing
to Kill ipider which had droppe1 on his head,
without fhAking bis 6des with laughter. Our
n4ifth however 4 checked BY the confederation
Of ne awful itkedrefs in Inc initituton If the
ion q fociety- Much has been f4id about the
lLLuMIsATi, and many have denied their exit
teoee but IT no longer admits OF the Ieae eoubs
that We have focieiy Of them in the very midA
of us.-N. 5ork Gag
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It's faid that Mr.. Jefferfon more dee

tits faid that Mr.. Jeferfon more deeply than
ever deplofes The " laeerafi0zS offbe Pref" and
the " oceaar Of cdlamny aUnb ybieb IL bar 5een
sbongbt e~peaiem TO operevbehn rs name. HE
mutt blame hiInfelf alone for thele things.
Notwithstanding the oceans Of vile calumny,
with which be thought it expedient, through
the fundamentally Of his organ, Calender, and
bis bag pipe, Duane, to overwhelm the names
OF Wilmington, Hamilton, Adams aad all
thole who administered the government, the
federal e2ublicans, at bis acceflion TO the Pre-.
hdeney. preferred flag Of truce and would
willingly have buiisd the pait in oblivion upon
The terms which he propoled in his inaugural
fpeech.-But he inilantly commenced fylf=m
of tyrannical proicript,on unheard Of in free
country. lie iniultIngly invited 70 our flores
the mot ojious man alive, and called TO one
of the highelt offices in government foreigner
who had inRigated an inlurrseion agaiHa he
laws. After all this, bis htneis for the conf
dence Of the people ought TO he known, add
unefs he voluntarily retircs "a. il is thought
he willy before another election, it haR BE- kao4vu.
We have loag been in poieilion of an ance doe
which would fcttlc this buiineis. We find by
paragraphs ia f-veral papers that Others are
alto 10 podeilion Of il. Let the friends Of Mr..
Jefferfon look 10 it, and give hnm prudent coun
Gil, if they W IN his character fhonld continue
10 be treated with delicacy which il does not
delcrve. it'd
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g Mr.. Wolcoft'S AddrejS."

All who are friendly to truth, to candor, and
10 fair and honorable argument, are called up
ION 10 examine with care and le;fnre, this in
valuable production. It is entitled, " An Ad-
!" drs6 to the People Of the United States, on
n the fhbjea Of The Report of Committee Of
'.,he Houfe Of Representatives, appointed to-
= examine and report whether monies drawn
|s from the Treaiury have been faithfully ap
= Piled to the objects for which they were ap-
/" priated, and whether the fame nave been re-
q gularly accounted for--which report was
~ prefented on the 2oth April, iSo1.-By
'sOIrER WoLcorr, late Secretary Of the
/" Treaiury Of the United States"
O. TIE abOue Adarsf may DC bad at tie Book
Sfny in PsrslSnd-
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IF man write two books againlt religion
and one agAinft all kinds of government he lhall
have fcigate of the United States, and the
a6.f,i9uais eqsem of the Pretiient /; if he will
compIe all The current lies Of the country TO
ferve political purpofe, he hall have one hun
bred and fixty ix dollars out Of the treaiury Of
Monticello, and two hundred from the trealury Of
the United States if be viii Real private let
tiers and talk of fh ooting the father Of hi, coun
try, he fiall EEL the United States four thoufan9
reams of paper az four dollars the ream, which
any one elf- would Tell for three; and if ne will
aGault with intent to murder the editor of a
federal newfpaper, and head riot 70 awe
congrefs into bad mealures, or to intult its
members for aaing uprghlly, why then he may
murder his wife in the dltrGT of Columbia, b.
rspreved from execution, and 10 decent time
pardoned The man who aaaulted Mr.. Fenno
in his Office with the evident deiign ct dearoy
ing him, the man who marlhalled mob 10
Wilmington to terminate the conlc'enIous op.
potion of the Federa.ias to Nj. Jeferfon, the
m an who murdered bis wife while in tate OF
D. egnacy, even his man, james M'kirk, has
been reprieved from his punilbmenr, end is
now a far candidate for The enity OF the exc
cutive. There is no doubt that ne will be par.
doned, and the oaenGble defence OF the mea-
furs will be that he did not intend to kill, and
Mr. Augufus 3. Woodward, will be lad TO
talk good fcnfe when he iays that "perhaps 1t
ihe (the wfe) had been of mare ro5aH eogqifp-
ton the cruelty uled towards her would not
have injured her perhaps if fhe had not been
in a Qafe Of pregnancy ths.,iane degree OF c,ue'
n- n ~L,r III f,e
had not been pregnant euitb t7Dias ihe would it'i
have borne it with lafety )" but there is a rea
fon Of iuifice which is one thing, and reaion
Of State which is another thing, and real y
Of contract which is third thing, about VIII h
Paine and Duane and M'Kirk may know as
much as Calender. Gaz. Y.
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A CHANGING WORLD.

1T is not long, iays the Albany Centinel
Gnce Mr. Burr was con6dcred by the Democrats
in New York as their leader, and fince they gave
him an equal number of votes with Mr.. Jefcr
fon for the Proficiency of the United States.
Now a large party of them abufe him as one of
the mott unptnciped, and the mott dangerous
men.
It's not long fnce Mr. Burr thought highly
OF Mr.. Ch-etham, and Mr.. Cheetham OF Mr.
Burr ince the one was inarum n al in eftab
lining the ether as co.editor with the renowned
Mr.. leQraon, Of the fmsricaa Citizen Nov,
alas they are at fworGs poii.is, and Mr.. Cheet.
ham dare not take refuge in the homie of Mr.
Burr, we're he even chaced by mad dog
A littlc vhle ago, Mr. Wood was careiIed BY
the Ci1fonians, and they wiihed much 70 Zee bis
excellent hiItory Of PTeiident Adams adminif.
t1alion Now, orange a ii may ieem they call
HIM 81 the mott fnesking fcoundrel in Gods
reaton."
Not many months have elapfed fnce Mr.
Duane fuppied Mr.. Wood viii materials for
his hiiory addreiIed an sffeeiionate letter 10
Mr. Wood, begging him to air up Mr.. Chsct-
ham and Doctor Mitchell in the good csuIe I;
dropped bandfome compliment % Mr.. Smile,
an Iriihman il Prniylvania. Now, how ihall
lay il, Mr.. Duane wihes Mr.. Wood and his
haory at the----.
Once upon a time, Mr.. Ieferfon and Mr..
Calender would feem 10 have been upon terms
OF harmony and focal intercourse - when Mr.
Jefferfon believed Mr.. Calender to b. The ben
writer in the world, except hinfef-when be
gave him one hundred dollars to encourage him
in his lucubrations-and when be opened bis
eyes wide, and giggled over the ProIped
before u.s." Behold The wonderful reverie
Mr. Jeferfon carts at the name of Callcnder !;
and thinks if the Ch'iaian fyltern be true, that
he is an imp fent by fatan to torment him.
There was time when Mefrs. De Witt
Clinton and Amhrofs Spencer ruled the State
cf New York; put down AMI put up drove
ike Jehu, and called it The eoW Of tbe pso5e.-
The people have lately diieoyered that th-y
have been grievouny deceived, and determine
thar they viii be no logger ufed aud riddea like
aacs.
Hardly year has revolved Gnce Mr. JcGsr
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80 "as ~"naut mauIcaticn by the Of
,r'cn itomach Of a vol drilled majority IN the
Houie OF Reprcfeatatves. has apparently excl.
'eo IN pubic, hnt one fentimenr of MINGLED in
dignafion and contempt throughout the Uaiou
From the honorable ard dipniied itatios of
Representatives. If the American peoplc. he
majority oil that commttee have degraded
themieives TO level with the Woods, the Cheet
nam, aud the Dnanes, who fell their nander
oy wnoieiaie and retail, at half dollar he GA.
ragIaPh or az fifty dollars the pamphlet.
ne procedure of the Committee (thatis Of
the majority, tor there were three houelt men in
the isven had already been expofed, Mr. Stod-
derrsdeienee, which they 70 ineennouflyjuobrelss
10 their report; by the minority of eCommittes
On the debates upon he report by the Virginia
correspondent in the Recorder, and by imilar
corrections of miirepl efentation in feveraI Con
nee'iout Prints [; 70 that nothing was wanting
TO complete the victory over official calumny
and legislative detraetion, but the publication Of
Mr. Woleotl's Addrefs to the People Of the
United States.
This addrefs is written with grea, coolnefs
and moderation it profeGes to be and really
is merely d5fegfUe, and with candor worthy
OF genuine oiiciple of him who faij, father
forgive them for they know not what they
DO" abfoves the committee from any inien-
ton unjualy TO wound the characters Of the
70 mer naturalization"
This generous fo bearance on the part Of Mr..
Wolcott IS highly oommendable. He was one
of the perions againa whom the arrows of the
Committee were mott deeply tipt with potion |,
agairft VIII m, their report imuggled into pub
IL ~. n
| atrocious 1ander. But the people ought not
To be equally merciful-The reputation of
virtuons citizen, ard faithful public aeward,
IS the property of he nation and 10 attack il
ty haie and nfdious practices, under colour
Of TIE national authority, is to rob the nation
itfelf cf its mott precious Jewels. Ii is the duty
Of the people to vindicate their own rights, and
10 frovn with poiated r,fentment upon his
| proAitution Of power to the malignant purpoies
Of faction.
If there be yet IN this Union a man of fair
and unpreludcej mind, entertaining doubts a.
10 the REFLECTIVE merits Of the pht aud pFeient
adninnra Tors Of our national government, let
him read the report of the Committee and this
add, els of M. Wolcott-Then lei him rene5,
| ard pronounce.
| Nj Wolcott, after hnPly Eating the f4as,
thar the majp ity Of the Committee drew up
their report 4vtbout eanlutizg III. minority =
and that they rejected every attempt on the
part of the minority to amend it, proceeds TO
confider is inculpations under nine diltind ar
ticss, which he anlwcrs fuccedissly, 10 man.
ner which nui give the highea gratiication to
the friends of the former adminiRrstion.-I
propofe to give general view Of thele articles
| Of npe achment, and Of he defence oppofcd
againa them, hoping that every psrfon who
feels an inteIet il the honor Of his country. will
recrr to the pamphlet for more ample fatisfAc-
ton. LELlUS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
MoNDA4, SEPTEMBER 20, 1902.


The Jacobins tells Us that Mr. Iefferfon Is
a5ylsd. Inquire correctly, ard It will be fouod
that Mr.. Jeferlon has abufed himfelf. ,Recol.
led that he paid for the publication OF flanders
againa Wilmington, Adams, &c. yes, isrk
naked falthoods that hc patronized, while it
frvrd his turn, the man who pronounced
Warrington to be :. poltroon," and Adams
fcoundrel - that lie DOW patronizes man
who has efcaped trsm the arm OF Britith Juice,
and who has knowledge of f}olen letters, and
Who the pen almoR rsfufes to trace the
words which NUT chill the feeling heart With
horror land who declared. that Sc had NOT
Wilmington left town at the time be dit.
(which was rather unexpected TO d he,would
have bot bin I" Oh monltrous /! He was de
termined, it appears, to render himielf notori-
Gus by fome means or other. But had the
aIafin ventured into the preience of that great
and good man, he would have been 20 over
awed that his trembling fingers could never
have drawn the trigger bis frame bad been
palfed and bis daik foul had recoiled into
itfef, as it did before that sugult body, he
Senate, when he wa, brought up for LIBEL
Say now, does not M. JefIerlon, a5ute bimisH
by keeping fuch characters about him How
degrading. CGaz. u. ST.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

{" I have now 6nilhed my remarks upon the
different fobjefs mentioned in he report Of the
committee and from which they have conclu
ded " tbat saafdyable funs Of nOa:y haDe been MI
sstfed, and rbat mus5 expesfs ba5 been incurred
sviii0ua any legal aafboriy y ! appeal to The
integrity and eandor Of my countrymen
entreat them to confder the explanations have
offered, and then to pronounce wHsTHEs TIE
lsFsRExcE IS Jusr"
OLIVER wOLcoTr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20
VOLUME v.

ION was luPPoled by many to be fc-ond Sol
ONION, who would make gold as the Zones Of
the teld-wculd multiply and replenifll fspub.
llcanfm upon TIE earth, and every man move m
IN /" eiicle of felcities = Alack daiiy /
what tia Philo!oPher touches turns NOT to gold,
but to Crit His friends wonder where are the
effects ct nind 70 much bent on phiIef5pbie
Puriuts." What hal VIC, or can we FAY to all
this, but that it is a CHANGING WORLD.
Moderate men are Of opinion that It Is bea
9 to bury party animofty and dyiGon, and
iook tor good men without regard to politcs.''
Mr. Jeffsrion WAS in this mood when he made
MS inaugural fpeech, in which he fPeaks cf
:, rtstoTlng harmnny 70 focal intercourse -
But Mr. Duane, The organ Of ,b- ne,r,e >
calls all that. and perhaps The whole inaugural
fPeeeh may be called, mere ''ilaeg" of he day.
lCax. 9. S.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-20

1sstroa n q hffer Jrors gez41za7 il Lag4a eorr-
y, Keafncty, 70 biz frisad az ID. Sqveet Spring,
dated July, 1901.
" A halt ikull bone, very remarkable for
iize, has been found n Iinking Of capt Berry's
fair we'll deeper, lince you lsit this place IT
weighs -+6 H. the eyc hole 70 large that
common fixed man can creep through IL; The
bone ioued and eaiire round the eye hole, nor
decayed as i is in other parts the ncGril is ve-
ry large, and the cavity for the brains not larger
than pint bowl, 70 that the nionRrcus head
could never have contaihc1 more The one qnsr.
ofbfains. Some Of the double teeth being found,
weighed fix pounds each.---Slzas1 t0I Ilgsf.