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Wg@fagton, Apya AZ.
SIR,

AS the felton, of Congels is drawing
10 cleie, have thought, that il might not
be diagreeable for you 10 recieye from me a
hatement of the mot important meafures
which have been>sdopted by Congrefs during
the PIeient fellion, together with iuch other in
formation in relation TO our public concerns as
4 may be in my power 70 give. take
The liberty therefore of communicating fueh q
iatement. together with fome Of the reaions
which have governed my cendaa in thofe caf
es where have been called to act.
The 6ra mealure of any importance which
occupied the attention of Congrefs, was bill
for the protection of the Commerce Of the Uni
ted States againa Tripotan crufers This
bill at its 6rlt appearance met with Tome oppo
iitlon from thoie who were fuPpoled to feel
unfriendly TO commerce. but all oppoftion
was eventually relinquilhed, and the bill became
law. My opinion | trua has correlponded
with yours upon this fabiea. The bill was
calculated to aothorif= The protection Of our
feamen and veliels agana the depreciation of the
Barbary pirates, & fhould have coniider ed my
ielfas violating the duties which lowed humanity
ard the commerce Of this country, if had re
fufed my aaert TO fuch law. Ana even If the
neeedty had been lefs preihng, and nothing
was haza ded bst the ve1els and cargoes of
this country, fhould Gill, with the fame cheer
fllnefs have voted for the fuPplics, which be
came necsaary for the protection Of thefe OBJ
jetts becaule am fully perfvaded that orr
fellow citizens who are engaged in commerce
have an equal right to protection with the plan
ter who remains at home upon his farm, The
interefs of agriculture and commerce are 70
clofely united, that we cannot leave The latter
TO ruin without eGentially Touring the former.
1t would be in vain that we cultivate our
lands and made them produce more than was
neceiiary for our own coAfumption, if the mer
chant did not purchafe our futplus produce, and
feud il abroad for market Et would be in
vain that we looked for fupply Of thefe for.
eign goods which are 70 necedary for our con
venienee and comfort, if that fupply was not
furuithed by commerce. | make thele general
remarks, not becaufe believe that any differ
ence OF opinion exits between my conRitnents
and nyfslf upon this fabjsa, bat b:eaul: 5.sm
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The following is the Letter Of the Hon. Mr.. sTRAr-
TON, referred 20 IN the Taft Gaseirf. This gentle
man Is OF the Virginia delegation TO Congrefs, and
was returned As dem Graf but fleeing he dagger
Gus II ndencY OF Virginia me&fnres he has oppoled
them IA manner honorable 10 his character, and
beneficial 70 his country. Il will richly reward the
attentive Perufai Of every reader and efPcial
ly iueh as may corret information on the.inb.
Jeots here treated on
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
MoN0Dr.

NEAR where yon freamlet Gowly finds
With pebbly noiie its Oliver way,
And where his horn the beetle wind,
To fweIi the drgc Of elofng day
While many a flower of earliea fpring,
Round this light greenfward bending creeps
And many an infcas glo1'y wing
Slow circles Ger the humming leeps
There re1s the hamets native pride,
The fairea maid that deck'd its srseu;
In foul to heaven alone allied,
In fern grace, love in meiu.
Oh fhe was gentle as the air,
Which plays on fummer's tranquil brean
A heart, 70 kind to every care,
Warns but the tender turtles neA.
HeT voice was fof,er than the Tyre,
THAI neals each echo from the breeze
Her eye the blue with ohaRcned FIRE,
That wins I, ere it f-ems 70 pcafe.
Oft, when the wild guff flook the leaf,
Her pipe in mellow tones would pour,
So foft, 20 FAD, its touching grief
So foit, 70 lad, it fwclIs no more
Nor moye, as won't at vernal wake
With merry neps they dznce the hays,
But h2hs from every bofom break
For her, who blea their youthful days.
So, while at eve the hoary twain
ReeOunts the tale TO infau; ears,
They feekthe grave Of lovely JArs,
And turn their ready fports to tears.
Of TOO the village nymphs repair
10 dumb dinrers to kneel ind weer,
TIE nrew th- rue and prinrofc ,herc,
or hymn her gentle fPsite to leep.
Paufc then--on yondrr hail7reA rpot,
And give her vorth Far,ins fsh
So nav thy grave ne'er Dc forgot,
When the Iorn pilgrim paGes ~.
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he ADD x LoS-
OfiGs qcrerai coafcrreEes CT tie Maf5'iR
Ep;Lgbaf Church, 70 az their 5reibreH
and friends ia tic Uaifei Sta'en
DEAR BnErHRtN,
WE the members of the general
conference Of the Melhodif EPhcoPal
Church, beg leave To address you with
.arneanefs on a fubjea Of Tie frli in
pCrtance. ....-
We have long lamentsd the great
national evil Of NEcRo SLAVERY, which
has exiaeI for 20 many years. and
does ftll exit in many of thefe United
States. We have conGdered it as re-
puqnant 10 the unalienable rights OF
mankind. and to the very efence Of
civil liberty, bot more Especially 10 the
fpirit of the ChriRian religion.
For inconG0ent as is the conduit Of
this otherwife free, this Independent
nation, in refpea to the havery Of the
negroes, when conGdered in civil and
political view It is Gill more 10, when
examined il the light Of the golpel.
For The whole fpirit of the new Teaa
ment initiates in the arongelt manner
againf the practice Of nAveIy-and the
influence of the gofpel wherever it has
long prevailed (ezeePtin many Of thele
United States) has utterly abolilhed
that mott criminal part Of lAvery. the
poatlling and uling the bodies Of men
by arbitrary will and with slmolt IN
comfortable power.
The fmall number Of adventurers
from Europe, who Witt the Wea In
dies for the fole purPofe Of AMAZING
fortunes are hardly worth our notice,
any farther than their influence reach
es for the enlaving and dearoying OF
the human race. But, that ic large a
proportion Of the inhabitants Of this
country. who 70 truly boat OF the lib.
erty they enjoy, aud are 70 iualy jeal
Gus of that inellimable bleding, fhould
continue to deprive, of every trace OF
liberty, 70 many of their fellow. crea,
lures equally capable with themfelves
of every focal bleiling and OF eternal
happinefs---is an incopfilteney which is
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
BARTHELEIf1-.

IF Il were neoehary 70 End any new
inRance in fapPort Of the Precept, that
man Mould never dclpair, The hiHory
Of Barthelemy womb aFord it. After
living to the age Of forty. amida ali
the conveniences and luzuries requite
10 one born and educated in The hrit
clafs Of gentlemen after refdeuoe
st the court Of London, fra as Score
tary and then as Charge des Affairs
for the King Of France, he negotiated
at Battle The peace with PTuaia, and
was then elevated liz elevation il can
be called to place in the Directory
of tie French Republic. Ami3a the
pornp Of this unhappy greatness, tA's
miferable grandeur, he was ieized on
the 4th Of September, 1907, by order
Of bis colleagues, ard others, and on
the Sth, was placed in an iron cage on
carriage fomething refembling a gun
carriage, and was thus removed, with
feveral other perfons in fcventeen days
TO Rochefort, pafing the night in the
WORT dungeons Of the towns, in which
they topped.
The next day, they were forced into
the hold of a fnall veGel, and, when
thir,y.Gx hours had elaPfed hnce they
had eaten or drank, a pail Of water
was let down atnonga them, accom-
panied with t~o of the crews loaves'
BartheIemy, with three others, were
afterwards placed in a mere dungeon
Of this hold, ;nfeaed with exhalatlons,
without hammock to lay their heads
upon. tho uns5lc to keep themfelves
upright. Their food, during a whole
VOYAGE, which carried them aerois the
Atlantic, was refufe bailcuit, with boil
Cd eoay,ane. or beans without ieafonlng,
ard with frch inefficient qualities,
that. 1T times, when they were not at
feaed with fckntfs they felt the mott
excruciating torments from hunger
One Of his companions, the unfortunate
DeGonville, uttered lnch cries OF rage,
that. fays Ramel, eve were afraid he
would bite US"
On their arrival at Cayenne, Bar'he
lemy and his companions were confined
n a prifon, ID the dungeon OF Sinamary'
each having a hammock to himieii' but
neither table, chair, or any piece OF
furniture. or utenlil. Their food was
prepared by a cook, taken from the
houfe of correaion, who twenty times
threatened to potion them, and their
bread was often two full Of worms aod
ants 70 be eaten. Their dens were
overrun with fcorpious, millepedes,
rnats, mufquetoes, and many other
lpecies Of infeSs and reptils, not ex-
cepring ferpents. They were torment.
cd alto with fpecies OF bug, called
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

CRrcHA, which enters the pores of tht
ikin, and if not carefully removed
breed there, and dearoys the hefh r
rapidly, as to render amputation neceC
ftry. Their whole p'ofpsf, even from
| the ramparts Of the fort, was I" a vait
and impenetrabls forea. The mourn.
ful bowling Of Tigers, that came within
mutlzet ihot OF the fort, the thrill and
piercing fcreams of monkies, the diicor-
danS notesot p 4rots and the croa king
Of vencmous Toads, Of which the foreit
and the muddy banks OF the River
were fnil, rendered this lccne a wilder
neis Of horror.' Here died the brave
General Nurinais. one of his compau-
ions, a man Ct the mott accomplished
character, and Of a large fortune, all
scrihced 10 the Revolution, which he
himieif bad promoted, in its 6ra tages
Here " Barthemy, though 70 iiekly,
and 70 ailing, that even his Evidence,
was a miracle, in the continuance OF
which he had himfslf believed as little
as his profcribers, poGeGed an internal
principle Of life aad trength Of mind,
which the calmnefs of his external ap.
pearance would lcarceiy have given
room to Gufpea but which ihewed
itielt with energy on every location"
In this prilon Francon &c Coudray
and Lafond, two of the dcported'
were poiloncd. Theft two victims lay
in the fame room in their hammocks.
which were their death beds, oppohts
to each other. The cries their tcrJures
forced from them. reeohoed to o lr
rooms and far beyond them. Nothing
could appeate their fatal vomiting
Lalond criel out with vehemence he
RATED his hands towards heaven, and
called aloud upon bis wife and children.
Their tormerts continued twenty five
days, at the end Of which they expired /;
and when the Others complained TO
Anne, the Com nanter. who before the
Revolution had been footmao, he told
them, they ought 70 know they we {
not feat TO Summary TO live 20 eternity"
The preceding circumstances are col.
lcled from the narrative publiih-l by
General Ranel, who was transported
at the fame tue with BArlhelemy, and
who with him efe6ed an efcspe, Of
which IN account was pubiiihed fonie
years Gucc. 1t is fuficient 10 the pur
pofe Of this article to ada, that on the
3oJh of Sept. 1898, one year from the
commencement Of this ferries 81 iulIer
iags, Barthslemy entered the Bri,iih
Channel that he was protected for
tome time ii England and that after
being reGored TO bis native country, he
i now II one Of the bct fiultians
which It affords, and may thank GOD,
that bis principl. OF life and his
arength Of mind" never were lubdusd
BY deiPair.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 9.
MelmeboJ EEsR5 Of SIAYERr.

This morning, about eight o'clock,
a melancholy inaance Of the effects Of
flavery was witneGed. A Negro Man,
belonging to Frenchman in Trenton,
was, under the authority Of the Mayor
of that place, taken in charge By con
Gable to be delivered at Newcaltle.
where vehel was ready to convey him
his wife and child land probably many
others) to St. Domingo. The conaa
bic, negroes, and French gentleman,
who appeared TO act as fuperintendant
arrived in town this day morning about
4 O'Clock, itopped at the houle Of Mr..
p. Howell, innkesper, in I'd Greet, aud
abeut s o'clock, when they were aP
parently ready to depart for Ncwcaltle,
the woman and child abiconded, and
the man On being orderedinto the car
riage, turned about, walked few Reps,
and with a pruning knife which teemed
prepared for the purPoie, cut his throat
in 70 ihocking manner, that he expir-
ed 10 few minutes after on the pave
ment. A coroner's inquea was imme
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
Froz & Lafs Los4oa tsssy
UKASE

OF TIE EHbsreT AZ Itugf1s
have learned to my extreme for,
row, that on account Of the frequent
fires in the city of Cafan, citizen of
that place, on whom fufpicions had fall
len, was arreifed and examined, and as
he did not confefs, confeiIion was ex-
torted from him by the rack, and he
was delivered over TO Juice. During
the courfe of the legal inveaigation,
where it was poaible, he retratied the
confedion 70 exported, and aferted his
innocence cruelty aud prejudice did
not liaed 10 its voice, but condemned
him to public puniihment. During the
execution Of the fenteEce, when he
could no longer fave hirllelf, by
falfe declaration, h. appealed to God,
to witnels his innocence, in the prsiencc
of all the people, and died in affecting
it, So crying an ad Of cruelty, 70 oP-
preGive an abufe Of conhdcd power,
and the violation Of the laws in 70 eGen-
rial an d important m objea, induced
me TO with to be lats6ed of the truth
Of ms occurrence, by circumaantial
examination, on the ipot; and for that
purpofe | difpatched express to Caian,
my adjutant- colonel AlGedyht, with in
arudions infinitely to examine all the
circumstances Of the cafe with his known
impartiality. His report grounded on
ocular demonaration, has, TO my ex-
treme grief, not only confirmed the ac-
counts had received, but sHures me-
that luch inhuman and illegal mesfures
have been frequently adopted BY The
government. lay this report and all
The proofs on which it is founded, in
the original, before the directing ienaVe,
and recommend TO them immediately
to enter upon he examination at th.m,
and TO try, with the utmot feyerty &
the laws, al thofe who, upon the occl-
fion, fhall be found guilty Of an abule
Of power, either in giving fucli orders,
or in The execution Of them, or Of man
itef Partially 10 have no relped 10
the perlon Of any man, and 70 proceed
to the fufpenlion OF lhe parties FROM
their Offices /; TO proPole candidates for
the places which depend upon our con.
hrmation, and to ill the remainder &C
cording to the eRablihed order, with
delerving perfons Of rank.
The directing fenate, ienible Ct the
importance and magnitude Of this abufs.
ard to what degree it violates the fra
principle of the standardization Of Juice.
and IS fubyerfve Of ali civil rights, will
not uegle0 to inculcate, generally, in
the Aii4ef manner, that no one, in any
relpe6, either among the inferior or 70
perior officers of juRice, fall order,
permit, or put in execution, punithment,
under threats or the tertors Of an in.
fupportable and cruel infiaion that
the niniRers Of Juice to whom the
revilion of criminal proceedings lawful
~ belongs, fall take the Psrfonzl ex-
arTlinations Of the accuicd, according TO
legal principles that there be no par
tial inhidion during the examination
and lally, that all puuiihment by tor.
lure ihall be forever rooted out Of the
minds Of the people as difgrace and
reproach 10 mankind
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

diately held--and verdia given, viz
/" Suicide, occationcd by the dread
Slavery, to which the Gecsaisd knew
himfeli devoted"
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agricultural.
Dire5i5H5 for preEerviag A85Ies through
tie zUizssr.

Dire7i'E5 for preltrviqg A8Ples through
TIE 70izssr.
(From Deane's New-England Farmsr.)
I" The iecret of preferving apples
through the winter, In found Gate. is
Of no lmall importance. Som CAV that
ihutting them up in tight calk Is an
efe6ual method, and it leerns probable,
for they loon rot in open air. But an
ealier method and what has recon-.
mended itlelfto me by the experience
Of feveral years, is as follows Leather
them about noon, in the latter part of
September, or beginning of OGober.
Then fpread them 10 a chamber or
garnet where they lie till about the latt
Of November. Then remove them into
caiks or boxes in the cellar. With this
management ] find | can keep them
till the lsa of May, 70 wen thar lot one
10 fifty will rot"
A correspondent of the Agricultural
Society lately inAiiuted at Poitiers, has
accidentally difcovered a preventive
againR the dearuaion Of corn by inle9s,
Having occalon, about ten years ago,
to repair the floor Of his granary, he
made uie Of the timbsrs of Italian Pop
lars for that purpofe. Previous TO thar
time his granary was infeGed with
weeviIs almoa every year, in fpite of
every precaution and liace laying
down the poplar flooring, he has not
feen one. Many additional experiments
have been made relative to this diEcov.
cry, and with complete iS1cels.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
ON sLAyERr


THE ADDRESS,
OfiJs qcnrrai oozfcrrezcs ct'tbs Ma5'Ap
Ep;LobaE Church, 70 az their breibreH
and friends in tie United Staie5.
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CONDITIONS.

I. T5af TIE zvork Be printed qvifb a
nezv type an .jafertfne paper, and III f70e
Vsy large otfavo volumes; 00d be boana
IL neat taqv binding.
II. Thar it I5all go to trs5 as Jan as
a /aHeient uam5eref laklsrbers I5aA be
odtamea to make il pradeat--.aad t,0m the
time efgoiug to PRES be fabE6ea ia 0ne
year.
III. Thai The briee q the 10bole, cam
plste and bound, .@aN be t4ven.y dallars,
paya5.e on d<livey.
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In Virginia under the exiting laws, and
plan for their amendment.
VII. The appendix TO the fourth yo
lume will contain an abltract of the cri-
minal lurifdiction Of the federal govern
ment, and of the commonwealth Of Viz
GINA: and hoIt difcourle on trea-
ion.
VIII. THE tracts mentioned in the
fourth felton, together with the Editors
preface and the Commentators introduc-
ton, being all attached TO the hrit volume
Of Blackstone; will in this edition, be d.
vided into two parts-the preface and In.
PRODUCTIONS and the five lraesss tlrit men
toned in the fourth fiction, Will be attach
ed TO the 6ra part, and the other three
tracts mentioned in the fame fiction, will
make the appendix to the feoond part.
or THE mites difperied thro'out the
work will amount TO "A or fifteen hun
dred. Thofe which refer TO the conitisu-
ton and laws of the United States are We
ry numerous.
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ADDRESS BY TIE PUBLISHERS.

IT is preluned, little confederation
will make it obvious, that work 10 ex
.enGye, and which will employ large
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flcient number Of fubfcrlbess are obtained
to make il prudent Til. Publilhers Dc
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nous t, has been printed in the Unitej
States, without either a pasc CT The pur-
chaie money being required in advance, CT
returns made as il proceeded, by delivering
tne volumes as they were pf;nted-In the
p-efent cafe, tie whole WORK vii be llniih
ed and completely bound before any pay
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rolina; Mr.. J. Marlh, Georgetown, Po-
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ton City; MeGrs. 9. Hill, and Conrad,
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nmilar extent, and including copy RICH,
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Iuif Received,
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William Hawthorne,
III biz Stare, on col. Hoes W6arf Ias
far SAX,
Pennfylvania & Swediih barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar by
the HID. or barrel,
Brown Sugar of the Grf quality, BY
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarfe Salt by the bufhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter of Paris, by the buihel,
James River Ceal,
Tobacco, in kegs,
Hay in bundles, about 900 escb,
A few Lots in good i;uations on Fair.
fax, Wilks, Prince and Warrington ttrests,
Sale or Rens.-Alfo fer Sale, three
ltory Bick Houie, on King near Fairfax
areet, very good fand for buiineIs.
loih Mo. nth, 1907.
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guDge Cufker's Blarkaone.
PROPOSALS

For PUBLISHING an AMERICAN EDIe
TON OF
BLACKSTONE's COMMENTARIES
With NoTEs of Reference to The Con-
sTITUrIoN and Laws of the
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
OF THE
UNITED ST HE'S,
AND OF THE
COMMONWEALTH TIL OF VIRGINIA.:
Wlib an appendix TO each solane, Contain
ing traits upou (arb labiet7s as APPEARED
neeeDary to form q jy9ematie S'ieao o Tie
laqvs Of Virginia as a member ef t6efe
deYala nion.
BY ST. GEORGE TUCKER,
Prsfs0sr Of La70 IN The Collegge ef Wffliam
ara Msyy, and ore Of THE Judges Of
the Camera! Coart, liz Virginia.
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BENNETT & WATTS.
Haze rreeivex !, tb, CATHERINE, frsn
Livfrpool Par eftbtir
F A l. l. G. Q obs,
Wb'eb fhty e6er for Sale by tbe Package
Prize 81 Retail. The follsewng are
Part:
Coatings, Cloths, Kerley-
neres, Elafics, Swandown. and Turkey.
downs; rofe Blankets, Fearcaushts, Negro
Cottons; Deyonihirc Kerieys, Hat Lin
ings, Furniture Fringes, Cord and TaaeIs,
Rufia shec.ings aad Ravens Duck, &c.
&c. &c.
They expect the remainder Of their
Go DDS by the fff VeGcls from London
and Liverpool.
Sept. a8. ec;f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-01
Bath, or Warm Springs.

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Two well iituated lots, on one Of then
has fmall building large enough TO accom-.
modate one family.
The terms OF fale will be made krcu,
BY application to either Of the fub.cri.
bers.
SAMUEL WAsHrNcroN, csipetper e,ant,.
GEoRcs S. WASHINGTON, Je6eyloa, d..
WILLIAM q. WAsHINcToN, Neamer.
land, do.
GEORGE ". P. CssrIs, Mouat Wa@m,.
tos, Fairfax, do.
BusHsoD WARRINGTON, NJ. Ys,nsr, do.
LAwa1NcE LHw1s, Waad Laqva, d..
Augua 80. Jaw
The SubGcriber has received,
I2,ooo!o. Green Coffee, entitled TO
drawback, and
IS bales Of Cotton, which he will
fell low.
He hes 4Jo f., Sak,
MoIaiIes Of the fra quality, and
A few hhds. of Sugar.
ROBERT YOUNG.
October IS. co
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