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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20

DEAR SIR,

DEAR SIR,
Agresably to your requet, | fend
you The following copy Of the o5ferv4-
tilns on judge DAsA's Charge to the
Grand J1ry, made il tha, a1tiehhaian
PAPer publi.hed weekly in Philadelphia,
called the q Temple of R=alon."
A" II Is the grea'cl misfortane tha, can befa!
sny nat'on, 20 have ignorant and wicked men
on the bench OF Juice. 1t IS 70 lit,le purpole
70 have good laws, t they are nor faithfully
AdmnlItsred and fairly interpAted.
Z" The Chief Julticc or he Dhria or Maine
mutt have been extremely ignoranG Of bis duty
when he t'avelled 70 Pennfy,vaaia 10 find
iuhleIts 90 recommend 10 the attention Of the
Grand Jtry OF h-nnebcc county. He ought
70 have known lhat neither himfelf nor ihe
Grand Jury had any right 10 notice the Tenn
PIE ot AeAlon printed AZ Philade 'phia, any
more than The AlcOran written in CouGanti-
noPie. Il there be laws in Maine aeainft
b4iPhsmy, we are happy that no loch laws
exits ~ PenniYlvanis fhe contribution has
aDohihed every antient ftatute of thar kiad,
and u . a. vel! for tbe ChriftaI - thc Dcii
thar u IS -. Blaspbemy. like fcdiiion, is 10
Cndehnlble, thai might be n ide a weapon
againit every religious iea IN exiacncc, for
every one OF them fo-aks irreyercntly of God
~ the opinion Of the Others. 10 order 10
thew the PeFiecutiug temper Of the Judge.
hls inciPAciIy ior iuch an Office, and h IS DIFF
regard 10 truth what is unpardonable UPON
the bench q Jultcs, We ihAI give an extract
IRON h's charge as VIC fad it in PouIfon's
paper OF tais cIty.''
ftrs fq'zy5 NE extra7-7Be slcsvsy tbsa goss on
" LOawuced a. we are, that Chriltiani:y
has done no good, but exceedingly perverted
the morals Of IT, aoherents aud aitho We
will never secede TO the proportion that
fraud ImPolitIon, deceit, aud the oblervance
Of nonienhcai cereldonies can pfefcr We pure
mordilty--wc thInk that the morality of Tur-
key 4 preferable 70 that Of Cbriaendom- =
aud that the morality Of the Gentoos j. pre-
Icrable 70 them both.
F" The ChrIisian tells us we mul love God,
and yet there Is no means Of loving HIM bar
by tear. This is contrary to reafon ard the
nature OF the human PATTON In no inaance
- the paison Of love produced by thar Of
fcar-thole pafions are incompatible with
each cther. Whiln then, Chrnianity is at
war with reaion and nature, reafon mun ufe
It's mild influence in its own defence and for
that PurPoie the deformity OF Chriltanity
muf be fometimes exhibited. IL Is not
enough that we fhew the excellence, lhe beau
~ and fuperiority of the religion of naturc-
we n.ua thew what is wrong fometimes, as
well a. what Is risht and fhall continue TO
do 10 while @e hive IN free country"
The above paper is undoubtedly de.
fgned TO prejudice The minds of the
people Of The United States againi the
Chriltian Religion, if not to promote
the cauic of Atbeifm itfelf. never
faw any Other psPe-s IF thar tile than
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20
FOR tDis 6a7stte.
Mr.. JrSx.,

> ~ -Jio l~+N~s
Mr.. JENzs,
AT time when the enemies Of Chriaianity
arc.ufng every dTort to weaken the faith Of
the people ia that religion religion whiea
they thsmlslves do not deny is the ben calcu-
lated Of any ia the world, were its dictates
duly oblcrvcd, TO promote the happinefs Of
man, and which IS the caly one that can
afford comfort 10 dyin hour, and rational
hope OF a happy exilteace IN future ftate--
when focietes are formed and organized TO
promote an oppoGtion to ali fchemes of wat
the founders call " fsIigious i'm pofurc" (lee
Woods Exp1htion OF the Clin,onian Faaiop
and the Society ofthe Columbian Han nat
an accosnt Of which has been lately pubiiG,-
Cd, and Which i would be happy for the
peace and interel Of the nation if evtry one
could Zee and read )-an1 when ths iai smo Us
Paine. the great champion Of infdelity, has
again " arrived" in this coua'rv. and renew
cd his attempts to potion il VIA bis political
as vel as religious here6es--t cannot be tho't
dntt afonable to publifh any obfervasions that
be of red on The fdRiea thar may IN any
degree tend % oPea the eyes and engage the
attention ofth= rPeople 70 thole things which
corcsrn their prer-nt hlpPinsIs. and that or
the rifrg gtheration.
with this view i have obtained copy q
letter writea not long fale by a gentle
man Of thi. town, to BIS friend il Norihyzr-
moath, together with ,hs anl.vcr which T. feud
you for publication, and hope you will cheer:
fully give them place in The Gazette
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20

difcharge that part of dcmeaic duty
which fall, to h-r lot. Nothing rs
burdsnfom- 70 her, becaufe ihe feels in
every iitua;ion, thar che.rfulnefs, which
IS the property oaly of good heart.-
rhe induary, the uniformity with
which every employment IS purfued
enable her to crowd much within a
fm4ll fpace /; and here time is fur0ilhed
for indulgences the mot congenial 10
her fe=iiigs, and for that refrained
conformity TO miukini ana manners,
which becomes the dignity Of a 5siag
who has been endowed with realon. as
well as fociability. 2.
Portland, De. 1862.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-20

f'uRrated-for & greai is truth, ard ir
viii prevail.
Without deferriag u any particular
defcription II perfons who NAV 1iE1r
IN their featifhen's On the ajrhiai'tratioa
Of public aTiIrs tfor they NAV, nnrwlSh
aauding, IN r n things which regtrd
their future la;e Of er lfe ce) I Tnsy
venture 70 & h that tits important in X
political view tha' isaf- Of rel;gion
fhould Be ke p up il the minis of tie
peoplr. for fbey are in his rerpea.
70 allo, ID al lbrob biiitY, vii the Tatyf
BE-; and as Eeir coadu9 viii be gov
erned in 2rEat meafnr- by TIER reli.
gieas principles, the PROPERTY Of The
people viii eJ1ally dsPend upon II.
The Rev. Mr.. ANDERSON. of your
town, has EXP Feded fom. good thongllts
on this fubI Il in lis farman pea he'd
on he DAY Q th- laf fat.
Upon the = hole my dear Gr, let Us
be encourage to do oar part; and, as
opportnoity pay offer, let Us excite
thofc of our cqlainta7cr who III v b.
in Ike manns difpof-d, to do theirs. in
fuch prudent Ways as may be mott Ike
y 70 Be eft1aal, to fen that lirelm
of inideIiry,sw alth5 now fn4il,
may, without check, fvell to a dan
gerous food Of vice and immortality.
] am, Your friend and fervanI.
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n Oh &c E.

The partnerihip OF the fubfci-
bers lately trading at ColcheRer, under
the firm Of Wnhtr S. Belt, e Co. ceafed
by mutual content upon tire Iath day of
September - Such peIlons as may
yet have claims sgainR them are d.Gred
to exhibit the fame &c Waller Smsnb in
George Town, for fettlement !; and tholc
indebted to them, whole counts yet re-
main uradiuGed, are requehed to fettle
the fame with WaNtr S. Belt Of Go!che!-
Ter, without delay.
WALTER SMITH,
WALTER S. Bell.
Colcheeer, July II, lScz.
.IJo,
The partner!hip ofthc fubleri-
bcrs under the hIm ct William S. Bth q
&c. was diGolved this DAP by mutual con-
fent.-The claims exiting againf them
will be fettled by ". SmHb in George
Town when exhibited ard shole indebt.
ed ere requeltcd TO make immediate pay.
menr TO HiiHnzm s. Belt of Lou6oun.
WILLIAMS. BELT,
WALTER SMITH,
WALTER S. BELT.
Church Road, Lcudoun County, Virg.
July |. 9Th, 1904.
The bgEn1Is scR be Continued BY WIN.
S. Bell and Walter Smith, attA< June
fL~--, -~1 ~~asT rte Jame Eim.
July y. Iaw4t :.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
Tie Turnpike Road Prom Ahxan-

dria to Little Ritter,
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hawthorne for himfelf and John
Thomas Ricketts,, in Alexandria-lffae
Lacy and Burr Powellin Londoun David
Hunter add William Riddle in Betkley ;
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frame
in JeGerfon; Bulhrod Taylor and VIM.
Davidfon in Frederick ; Samuel CIowdfon
and William S.ienbergef in Shenandoah.
Thi. being abu6refs in which the com
munity may be greatly benefited, and as
it hs. only this day come into my hands,
| have undertaken to publih without con-
fulting the other eommaionefs as they are
all at a diRance. The law is with me
and l doubt not will be hewn by the
other eo~mmiaioners, 70 any perfou ap.
plying. The law require ten laNs,s to
be Paid At the time Of mtlctibins ; the
aemaining fun ofninety dollars. on each
:hare, itohe paid in dividends, as called
for By the Prefdens and Directors, TO be
.chofen by the fockho,ders.
Vim. HARTSHORNE.
April 70. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13
Valuable Property for Sale,


at fbe mae Fa4' Of fefamaex,
About three miles from 5eolse- town
and the S'ty OF "a.hips'9ts =" -,
from
17a aersssL Lana, spoa a0'e"
are a daOeaN"g ava 49, ~,
~br've.e"n, Jsct'ai pasf qua, 4"0
Hands, and f9es 0sf9sf mn (e01'.
| Tao uaads Uided th1r@ pGT7sy
acres Of Lana, rp'n 9oo.fD are me't' 20
mil, a~if5 three pair Freaeb ga,r mn
Ranes, and every neesDay, e0Sstlfif Jr
maaafaaarwgFaxr TO fbe6sf aav0,tggf'
and aDit5 as Ink asaauAl AS0r A'fassA;;
a brtaDey and @aAry, g grHnary' a
miMsr's bogjf, a 1re7rfs'' 1S*je' e'aoe'T'
Asb, &c. and Vaeant Mill
THO undivided third parts ct
r acres of Iaxd, adIeining roe 2 acres
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13
INTENTION,

. A~gHG"-.. - - a.
WANTED TO empioyimmc-
direIys for the benefit Of the Doth he.
giIneut OF Virginia Militia, TWO ME-
SIC1ANS; one 70 teach the different
beats of the drum, the other, the muile
Of the f&. Such pertains as arc we'll qua
li6edfor the sbove tuition, and will en-
page to inRrusa the learners which viii
con6a Of ixseen boys for each branch,
hall receive a liberal compensation from
the fabfcriber, who is authorized by law
to employ tutors ; and by the Court Of
Enquiry. to Pay-them for their ferviees
when performed atEig aHfl ~
CHARLES LITTLE.
Aprl =. Fairfax County, 1awtf !
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13
School, for Young Ladlcs'
Mrs. FARNSWORTH

Mrs. FARMSWORTH
RESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants OF
Alexandra, and the public generally, that
fhe putpofes opening fchoolfor Young
Ladies, IN the houfsi adjoining col. Hooe's
garden, in Wa;er.S,rcst ; where fne will
teach Reading. Writing. and fewing in
its different branches, Embroidery, &c.
She has a thorough knowledge of tae elf.
ferens branches ihe p~urpoies reaching. aod
having long been accufoneds to teach them
lhe Hatters herieIt The will be able 20 give
fatisfaetion to iuch as may entrua their
children to her care.
Auguh q. cost
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13
lust RECEIVED

FROM NORFOLK,
Ari for Jak at ~, saors, A4osr End g
Prime Sseef.
FreM LEMONS9LMES,
Bet Smith6eia Salt Peired
Hams, Middlings and Shoulders.
, ABEL WILLIS,
July u;
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13
Carrying, GLIDING,
and VANISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
From PHILADELPHIA -.
In PRINcE-STREET, between Fairfax
and Water Streets, next door to DR..
Dicks, in the houie lately occupied BY
GROVE WRIGHT;
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
Alexandria that lhe intends refiding here
for a few L1onihs,- and wi!Lb happy in
executing any orders in the above branch.
es Of bulnels. She regilds and varnihes
old frames 70 as TO make them appear like
new-and likewiie varnilnes them with a
particular kind of warmth that will bear
walhing. .f"v 7.
Size kn, on band, s. g.
A large and elegant aiertment Of
Prints and Looking-G 1al1es
Of eve.y d~efcription, which will be fold
en- the loweR terms for csh.
Orders from a diRance will be pun6u.
ally attended to. :.
Auguf 4. d3teo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13
IANNEY s. PATTON.

pa Haze .,te.i~eA, asa e8erE fer Iak,
/ Cataloniaswaas in hhds. & quarter caks
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. Kits,
St. Vincents and Barbadoes-rum in hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, of the fit qua
lity,
Mufcovado Sugar IN hhds.
$50 Bbls. Ssatia do.
Havannah Molages in Hhds.
Hayannah white and brown Sugars, in
Boxes and B BIS.
Soap and Caadles in Boxes,
r. Sweet Oil in do.
Raifhs in Boxes and Kegs,
Pepper and Coffee ia Bags.
a HANDeoME AssoRrnENr OF SHoxs>
-Csyjfms Of
Mems Calf in Trunks,
ladies' Xii and Mosoeeo do. In Boxes,
EAST D GOODS, viz.
Nankeeas, -Rattas, Mamoody's Cur
rahs, Guzin.bs, Caaahs, Moharags, Gun
ges, Stripes. and one bale OF handfoms
Deiosfoy.
Ravens and Rufia Duck and Sheetinss
by the piece or bale, and two bales fms
Rufia Ofnahurgs.
A complete a4fortment of Ru1ia and
New. England Cordage, and q 81 inch
Cable 70 fathoms long.-A mall quar-
tity Of Upper Leather.
June ~. -' d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13
THE SUBSCRIBER, +, .
e~onsemphsiaga removal from the
Difria of cotrmbta, as looH
ashe can etoe hisom 911dsng
foneerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING ,-
Very uatuadk Property.
One undivided half OF FARM


''nOnc undivided half Of a FARM
adjoining RE Create Falls Of Potomac. on~iieh
- a god Hoafs, = new Barn, and t.n!s excl
lent Mcaa6w--A.Co, a FORCE, 50 By CO
feet. cov.rei with tin, and ! Coal AL Iron
aeufc, itiated on the canal made by the 20.
mae Cosaplny, and the right Of cutting the
wss,d &C. $50 ycsrsona large parcel OF land add
S-.anAny-nnuch ,fthis wood IS convenient to the
liver, an | may be readily transported TO Ceofgt.
Town, the Federal City, or this place. ihe'
-other h4f may b parthafed.
Three Eighths Of about eleven
-asstred acres ofLASf,, in Beik. ey county, adj
jctning the lands Il the United States, at Nee.
Tryce Furnace AID Harper's Fe~rry-nore than
half Il &c is4a VOID, and tho Remainder good
farming land. The othsr hye.elshss may aao
1s puren.ied.
An undivided moiety of 36
4aeres oi LAND in the Comnnn of Alexandra
And adjoinis thetown, chiefly under teiIee OF &c
. dar potts and chefrut rails.
a large and handlome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 50 BY 40 feet, whha
b,ick Stable, Smoke Houle, and Well OF excel
LENT wa,er-rhe Garden and Yard paied in
The Haufe is notquite fniihed. It will he ioid
either in IT'S prcfent Hate, or fniihed-as may iuit
the Purehaier.
a number of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. Wilton,
and the fabl r.ber, between Fairfax lreet and the
ri--f Potomac; and, alto, the divifion Of the iaid
wharf, made from Nj Thompfon's BY aao ieet
sftrcet.
An undivided half Of a LOT
in the wea Gie of Fairfax freet, above Queen
fr&e,, OIL which the houfe was bnrnt lal winter.
For particulars, refpe Cling titles and terms,
which will be liberal both as 70 price and credit,
apply to
JOIN POTTS.
AIsrapdria O4. II. "a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13

WILLIAM HARTSHORNE,
Ha, jaf rteeivtd fran PbA0GSipbia and
BaAims,r, a Jfartbtr GaS5 Of Pex.6tSs.
mia and -
SWEDISH BAR IRON,
of diaertn. 6zes, which he will fell a. the
lowef current price :-aIas
Couk Salt,
James River Coal
Twia Tobacco 10 kegs, of6ra and fecond
s. quality,
Philadelphia loaf sug1r IN hhd.. and bbl..
Tar, Pork, ;.
Plate. Of Paris, BY the Ton Or buhe1,i .
Hsndfpikes,,
Flour in, barrels aud haif barrels.
Cain given for Wheat and Corn at hi.
mill and in town. '-
| 9TH mo. l9th,
F.
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NEW. YORK, Aueuf IS.

Extraa ofa hne, from Cad;s, to arr
te945k m.rlautile hogs in this city, dat
ed 6tb uh.
VAR WITH THE MOORS!
Contrary to what ! aaured you in
my LAT, we, are here fill, and our deten.
ton has been fortunate circumfance, for
i. has enlured u: the protection Of Swe-
din friga,e, which came in here three
days Ence, to convoy Swedilh and Ameri-
can merchantmen to the Mediterranean.
hope now we have no danger to appre-
bend in going to Gibraltar; but it would
be extremely imprudens to attempt to 60
unprotected ; and if deveral more of our
Hips of war do not come ont here foon,
our commerce with the Mediterranean
muR be abandoned. The TriPolitans
have captured two of our veGels, and one
Swede. They and. the Moors are now
arming with great fpis:t. Commodore
Morris, aware OF the danger, is coming
here loon, to convoy number OF our VET
fels TO the weaward. We G!al! fail 20.
morrow morning." :,
Entered, brig Amiable Matilda, De
Peyaer, AmAerdam fchr. Riing Sun,
Cadiz.
Cleared, fnip Lydia, TredwelI, Gree.
mock brig Hepe, Miiwood, St. Johns !;
Pegsfus, Dill, Barbados; Argonsut,
Diib1ow, St. Johns, n. B. lcop Admi.
raj Duncan, New Providence. Brig Ly-
dia arrived at Curacao.
Arnpea jfnee oar leR.
Brig Amiab.e Matilda, De PeyRer,
40 days from AmeRerdam, and zS from
Far lie. Sailed in CO. and off Fair lie,
parted from the Ahip Ca.lile, G:bfon, for
Baltimore. Lett the brigs Mary and De-
light, and fhips Cheefnan, and Wahing-
ton, all of New York, he latter to fail in
10 days; fhip Devotion, Of philadelphia;
fhip Jofeph, and brig Mary, Of Newbury.
port; fhiPs Fanny, and Neptune, both Of
Philadelphia, jua arrived from Batavia 1;
nip Bolton, of Bottom; brig Two Sifcrs
of Baltimore, and Others. Spoke, Augut
70, in lat. Al, long IS, fhip Commerce,
from New York, for Amaerdam; fame
day, fehr. Peggy, from N. Bedford, on a
whaling :oyage.
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. BOSTON, Auguit IL.

DNo tOi<, huSet Z.
Arrived brig Peresrine, FcGer, Gotten
burgh, IS days. Left, flip indoltau, of
New York $500, Carpenter. n. York
Spoke July rs, lat. 80, So, long. 81, !hip
South Carol!Ga, German, rs days IRON
Philadelphia for Liverpool. July 80, 20
leagues Wea Of grand bank fchr. Equality,
Bradford, Tor Eurgcsj 7 days from Salem
for Copenhagen.
Left at Martinique July IL, by capt.
Harris, the Betfey of Salem, to fail in 6
days; Hope Smith, for Bolton, in IS, Au.
rora, Bartlett, Plymouth, in 6 !; John A.
dams, Barlow, do. in II. Spoke, Auguft
4, lat. 81, IS, long. 69, l6, brig Colum.
biz, of Charleiton, Smith, from Bottom Tor
Havana. Augul 6, lat. 81, 10, long.
SO, 50, brig Hiram 4 days from Philadel.
phia for Guadalupe. Auguf s, LAT. 40,
IS, long. 60, ch'r Little Cherub, Phelps,
s days from Salem, for Trinidad. Auguit
9, lat. A., 20, long. 6e, 10, fchr. Mar
tha, Higgins, 7 days from Portland -:or
Hifpaniola.
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ly colors upon the asge, this ncdifh cha
raeer of man of honor, Of which have
bot liemly and hafily chaIked the out
lines. Upon fuch fubjett am apt TO
think, that good poet might be more
ufeful than good preacher, as probably
his audiences would be more numerous AMI
his matter more attended to. BeEdes,
Is Seguirs irritant anirc., denliiia per aurer,,
( Qnsrn qua funt oecali, fnbjeaa fdcI5us, ctqu9
lple ioi tradit ipeeta,or.'
H5yacs.
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BALTIMORE, Augu9 70.

The brig Two Brothers, of this port,
has arrived at Curacao. Z.
The fhip Traveller. George Billups,
mater. OF ,his port. was left at Lasnira.
diicharging cargo, on the l4th uiuno,,'
The brig Enully, Price, was, at tht
lame time, in Porto Cavello, loading fol
Amaerdam.
Arrived, fchr. Pomona, capt. Watts
IS days from Aux Cages.
Left there, brig Sarah. Wingase, New.
buryport Peggy, Robins, New-York
Tohn, .Launder, Salem fchr. Good In
tent, Sesl, do. Eriel, M'Kenzie, Ralsi.
more.
PRICES CURRENT At AuX.cAYRs,
July 80, 1904.
Flour, 9 a 10 dolls. per barrel /: