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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29

an leei1tim. Their love Is ardent. f,o,
= kiadies rhe ien{cs only, not the ina
glnat'on. This un6or5a,at. dife-enc.
io' Colour and perhaps Of faculty, is \
? o%eriui obstacle to the emancin.tion
q thoie people. May Of rhc;r alyo-
cates' while they with 10 vi1d;ca44 rbe
uo9fty OF human nature, are a6t;onq
9 ~ 70 preierve is beauty, Among the
~ '''alS' the Have, when made free, Sigbs
my f'ifg' 7ctf5oat flaming t5c Aood afbis
"''''s' ) 9ui with US, when freed, be is RI
ture. - ''-'' Vi AllA-
ouch was Mr.. Jelftrfon's tcxt in ii.
ye2f7iEzSi +; which tlscre can be no ;n,5 ~,
eofen IN pubhihing, becaufc il je III.
his own words. We recollcsf bo,o 80 "a
taat n anlwerng 2 complincntarv ia;
calioh oy negro Banncker, the aIn,a,sn
maker, ne ieenri fome years 49, -
coh1Fait-t all he had advaacei 40, "a, -
the poor negroes 10 his &c Noe =,
Virginia Some people imputed nc
change 70 the power Of flatcerv-bn
perhaps it may now be laid to a No.
phliolophlc cauic; for norwitbra,d;ne
all that ne has iaid above, againG he
negro race, he is careful to o5ierve -
the fame time, rIlac there fhould h.
" many ob!eryations to jultify a eene-al
conciu!ion, even where the fubieCf nav
be iubmlrtcd to she anatomical kn;f. ~
'oPtlca! glales, TO analysts by Are, o. ~
ioivears, And perhaps Inc circurn-
.ttance, which that fad fellow Callen5.,
mas related, has been merely a court. &c
practical experiments, by the reGult of
which MIR. Tcferton was afterwards mo
we'd &c alter his hrit opinions. Ar anv
rate, II mutt have Convinced him frnr,
his own cafe, thar he was noieaker /,
laying iuch itre{s on &c the preferences,
OF the blacks for the whites, As a proof. 81
the inferiority of the former becau(. hg
tne i@me criterion, he might be maxine
hlmtelf out 10 be ali & Oranoofar 2
For hefeens all at once 10 have laic AID
ali his tear about the e beauty" Of onr
race, tutoring by &c nixture'' With rb9
other, or, of the negro itainino rhe
blood OF the matter" lie either Iour6
out, thar
Fhefe black MASKS &
Froos'rn an eashieid beauty ten times louder.
Than besury could difpisyed."
or ellie nc etteemed his fable Helen an
exception 20 his general rule. Pcc6ans
The IS faYoured with peculiar charms
ana gracts--Pefhaps Mr.. Ieferioa
Uncovered, that her " love was fomr.
thing more than e an eager deiire ;"
Int It was -" z fendsr l.eIicofs .1pixl:tys o{
fsnf11'eat and legtstionH - Perhaps lhe IN
deritands &C Euclid --or lhe NAV be g =
poet faculties, which he fays in his
" Notes on Virginia" that none oforr
Rfrcans had ever then attained. Per-
maps 100 that " diIagreeable odour. -
out on ne! whittier are We following
Mr.. jeferion Into what indelicare
ipecuiatlons would he condu6r US;
Modetty orders us to drop the curtain:
for iurely &c 1t were 20 confider to-
curloufly'' to probe this matter to rh.
bottom. We therefore align it over T.
leis tcrupulous hands confelYIng at h,
lame tln3e, that there is mernfnenc !,
the iubJe6t, which We l2ould be grace
LET'S enough to pur!uc at the Preiiaents
expence, we're It le.s ofuniiye 10 ferrous
and decent contemplation.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29

reception oFtrutd, they will iliLsn 70 the
argument, VINCE attempts 10 prove.
IT. BE- cg,riaaedj
--~=--s=-.rsz=------
AFTER We thought chat the Dublf.,.
nad enough upon rhe renilion bufine{s
Mrs. SARAH JEEFresoN was brouohr
forward. After This exhibition i7all
nave numbered from Penobfccrt, 70 the
Matches, 1hen,as DR.. MORGAN fays, esyor
" thall per adventure, behold What yo,i
it'all, Ice - In word, the political cha
raSter OF Thomas Jeffcrton has beer
lately dePofi1cd in It's grave, and The
Recorder ihallcaIe the trouble ofercqins.
us tonb-itone. " hat wouldNIr. NIad;fo9
at fhlsmomcntgIvc char he had behaved
20 CERTAIN Perion with little more If
Eae odthie OF gfatituici The (ecrerarv r E
leate cannotcon7e upon rhccarpel, atleaf
as we Conjecture, TIL Chriftsnas. The
cHPlanaeion as TO che Pailof )phcr him
icti IS che irlt Object. To borrow a..
LANGUAGE Of Juaius, e'that, is at this ri,ne
'fhe PnioW, upon Whjch cur ia,:irna5i,t,
fepotes. :" IS only doing i,Itice 70
eae Character OF Virginia to FAY rl,ar ctl;s
negro 1o'aeeEtior !.ae - (.tts.l
Ger, CT apologilt, in Richaoa.. NV
man. tfl2e eytn iooh> g1roneh a fpy-
glais at the hope Of q decent chara4fer
you'd rhink himlelf irreGFieval,ly blaf}c3.
II ne had iilPed a fyBable In defence Of
INC Pre1dent's mahogany coloured pro
PagarIon Mar. jcgcrion was a maa &c
fortune q nan, of ad1n.Iea abilities :
Z man who food in the very frR rank
OF pohucaI Characters man, vbC,
had been IN Polie1ion 81 a virraous and
au1laOie wife f! t4e Was man, who had
aailghters 20 be educaced, ana who can
hardly have forgot rhc name of rho;r
mother He could almo!t have com
handed whatever his uemof atnbi5ior,
deiiFed, as to the female fcx, in
che ita5e OF Virginia. He plunged az
once into a connection, from wbisb th~
debauchee, chat prowIs for prev in tbe,
Purhus otSr. CHESS, woul1 have f3r,1lk
with horror. ,' -''l''
Put rhs cale,that the fex were 10 bere
'0' i,u' re 40 not snow how 10 geC for
ward Win she ggofsncls oftac fuppoGrioo
but, pugang the cafe, that the cyo f-xee
are TO be reveried, aad ri1a5 I've NUT
again beg Patdon Of our readers) = VII
dow lady rad brought negro oallar~
INTO her aouic, ard that; III the pfefenr>
OF her family, fhe had prellcd hin. b.-
( boion.---
/ we /, rot beli4ye ehat fach fena,e
/ cha5aceercyer exitfcd. When la4v
could have detected from whatever wa.
eitlmablc, or attractive in the comrnon
wealth. wiso It was III her power 70
have iele6ted huf5and, the aFociarior
! OF Whole name would have added d..
nifty 20 hers We fay. that r1c lowen sr5t
ci the Tex would not have renr 70 Il.
fable for : black fellow, as Teaerf3n
before the eyes OF his two dsuobrars
ientto hi kitchen, Or perhaps 10 his pio.
ityeFortris mahogany coloure6 charn,,r
| We have already noticed. thar ",
have iomething TO fay concerning MI
! James Madlion We flall give you :,
the mean cine, a few words abonr brn
! as the cody Of our obervatioos t,Dl
! be retcrved till ChriGrnas. Wbea cal
lender was at Wahineton, he took no
tee TO the lecretary Of ftate Of a W.
mean trait In foa cCni:,Q )-.r rs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-18
sale bp aaaioa.
On SATURDAY,.

!, 70 e'eluk, suiN be jold at The Vfnds
Sore, tie eayasr Of King and OAie'
Sirssfs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiiky in barrels,
Apple Blandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiks,
Molanes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in caaks and bags,
RaiGns ia kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, AaGioaeer.
November O.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-18

~ >
Have jsf ,eceiz,ed By the leb'r Harmony,
eaft. CrG6free, Prem Pesto Rico,
go hhds. & ESQ barrels hril
quality Muicovado Sugars,
Alia, on Hard,
Molalfes, in hkds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
A. England Rum, in hhds. s barrels,
souchong Tea, Of fupericr quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candies,
S,ogniac Brandy,
Fine aud coaris Salt,
Men and women's Shoes,
Queens Ware 10 crates, aGorted,
wiih complete aGortment of N. Eng
- SUI and Rufia CORDAGE; Eat India
3d Raiia Goods.
II L S O,
o Hhds. BerDiee Coffee,
o e 90. I'd quality Sugar.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-18
Ten Dollars Reward.

@ TRAYED from Mount Warrington,
- yellow and white HOUND DOG,
with a bulhy Tail, named ROYAL. He
had long Chain about his neck, when he
efcaped. Whoever will return him to the
Subscriber, at Mount Warrington, mile
this hde of George Town ferry, hall re.
ceiye the above Reward.
WILLIAM SPENCE.
Mount Warrington, Nov. 4. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-18
John GARDNER LADD.

- l. -
Has for SGle,
Loaf and brown sugars,
Rum, Moia1es, Coffee,
Brandy and Gneva,
LIibon, (W1NEs
Malaga, and A-'Ho'
Madeira, J
Ruilia Sheetings and Duck,
India Cotton,
A few boxes fine and coarfc hats,
A great variety of Shoes,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Bvh American Playing Cards.
Soap and Candles,
Corle and fine Salt,
Red Soal Leather,
James River manufactured Tobaao,
Cordage, Paper, Glais, Alum,
Chee{e, Codflh, Shad, and Herrings.
Hyfon,
Bohea
Refined Salt Petre,
Cordials in barrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes, Spermaceti, ditto.
Frefh Chocolate in boxes, &c. &c.
ALTO, about SO hhis. Potomac TOBACCO.
Nov. II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-18
Valuable Negroes,

To difcharge the debts due from the
efate Of George R. L. Turbefvilie, de-
ceafed, that arc at this time made known
to the Administrator. Six months credit
will be allowed the Purchafrs on their
giving bond with approved fecurity, or
three per cent will be allowed to thoie
purchafers who choofe TO pay ready mo
ney.
GARvIN CoRBIN TURBERvILLE,
AamixJ9sator.
Nov. I6. CT Gods
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-18

On Wedaelaay Tie 18th dayof De-
ecm5ernsst, g1ah, i nottbe next far
day, at Leetou, IN Fairfax Cen1y tqoo
mlles t5ou tie to1vn Ct CeaterviAe,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-18
A L M A N A G S
for the Year 1909.
r. & T. G. r A Y

Have juft received a fupply of ALMA
MACS, for the Year 1903; and have on
hand, large sGortment of Writing Paper,
Bonnet Boards, School and Family Bibles,
Teilaments, Spelling Books, Inkpowder,
Playing Cards, sc. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-18
WILLIAM CALLI,
Has impo,ted in the CtTHERlNE, t2uTus
and Felicity Liver3oai, and n
DusTRY fran Lgal0x, q large az ge0s-
raj aD0rtmfat e
FALL GOODS S,
CONSISTING OF

superdne, rednes and all qualities md
colours s qrs. & 7 qss. Cloths, PLANES,
Caaimeres, Kerleys, Coatings Friezes,
Kendall Cottons, Half Ihlcks, whi'e oer
ges, fpotted Swanlklns, Welh Plains,
owanldowns, Tollanets, Rols Blankets,
ftriped Blaaket.ng, BcaEIkins Fearnau2hs,
Woolen, Worried, Cotton & Elk Hofiery
icarlet Cloaks; Calieoes, Mullins & Malin
HandkerchieIs; fancy CORDS, Fairlans,
Jeans, Dimities, Bed Ticking, Durants,
Cslimancoes, Wildbores, Bamhazetss,
Bombazeens, Gamblers, Laces & Edgings;
Silk Handk erchiefs, fashionable Straw &
Chip Hats, Gimps, white and colcured
Threads 8tc Xc
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
BOSTON, FEB 20.
NEwS fyos, d. MED1TERRANEIN


Capt FolSer, who arrived here yeferday, in
40 days from Leghorn, informs, that four days
before Se failed, Mr.. Appleton. Conlul at
Leghorn, received letter from Naples, in
forming him, that the George Warrington fri
gate, of 3z guns, would come round to Leg
horn, to take the v5iIeIs under convoy which
were ready to fail and touch at Aerleilles fer
thole waiting there That Mr.. CathcaTt had
received letter from TrPoli, dated Decembse
zSth, mentioning, that the Balhaw had Pur-
lchaled Greek built lhiP, of 10 guns, which
was 10 fail in few days on a cruie, in comPa-
ny with brig of II guns. The Tripolias
Admiral fails in he lhip. Mr. Cathcarts cor
re(Pondent advifed the Americans to wait con-
voy, as he imagiCeJ the rilk very great -
That on the z8th December, Commodore Dale,
- the Prefident Of IA guns, ID coming out Of
Port M hon truck on a rock, and was at Iou-
lon repairing That On The 18th Decemssr,
the PhilddeiPhiI, Of A guns, capt Barron,
failed from Leghorn on a cfuife, iuPpoied on
Naples ;--Tha. the Efex was daily expetfed az
LeEhern from Gibraltar And that on hls
paGage home, M5jorca bearing NE Gxleagues,
capt. Folee- was chafed by black fhP ihewlog
rs guns (Which anlvered the dslcription OF The
above Tripoline ihiP) until Cape de Cat bore
4. by N. four leagues, when a iudden iquaA
hTuck The cruIer and carried away his top
nlafa--on which he gave over chaie, wore
round, and food over for the BarbarY coat
Lord K4ith's feet was al Port Mahon, the
24th DeceRbcr.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

a refult, to wards which there is always too great
a tendency in the affairs of nations our pal ad
miniarations have evinced deep foreGght,an
exerciird truly patriotic care. Unhappy will
il be, + any fucceedinI protector hall Be per
mi,ted 70 nitrate their ialutarY plan.
It has bven ieeo, hat the MeGage anticipates
and attempts to anlwer objections to the dire
liaion of revenue it is faid that" found prin-
ciples will not permit us to tax The indutry of
our citizens to accumulate treaiute for wars to
happen we know not wheo, and which might
not EzhaPs happen but for the temptations
offered by that treaCare" Unlefs, however,
the accumulation Of treafwe be the necedary CEN
iequence of retaining the revenue, this argument
is evidently futile Blu. the Prefdent had only
10 opeA our Ratute book to learn, that this con-
fequence is chimer ic al. All foture furplules
Of revenue, being already eventually apProPri
ated to the dhcharge of the public debts, it
follows that till the whole debt ihal have been
extngnihed, there could be no accumulation Of
Geafars-no fpoil from that fource to tempt the
rapacity of greedy invader. Here we fix the
charge of ignorance of our financial arrange
ments: TO which there can be no alternative
but deliberate delign to delude the people.
Between the two let the worihippers Of the Idol
make their opinion.
LUCIUS CRASSUS.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

An ingeuious writer in the New York Daily
Advertifer, ipeaking of the probable podeiIjon
of LouiGana by the French ,obferves -" What
IS meant by LouGana Is that term coafned
10 the Aand, as il is called. Of New Orlean.,
and rhe fmall dltri6 Of country ad dining the
embouchure Of The MilIiippi-or does ir extend
70 the antient pretentions of France, to an un-
defined boundary wetward Of this mighty riv
CT, aud running north to the pole Whoever
has converted on this fubiett with Frenchman,
hatefman or p ivate citizen, knows full well his
natioRal prejudices-the iealoufy with which
he views Canada in the poaedion Of the Eng
lifh-and the countries wet Of he Alleghany,
owned by the United States Pie exultingly de
mands, I" who frlt explored thele wilds p and
contiders their Prefent occupation, as the reluIt
Of mPsrions aecs5ay-an ufurpaton to be recov
cred, whenever circumstances permit Con
fine yourfelves 10 the eatward of your noun.
tans" the great Gordon Of nature, and which
The French endeavored to eItablilh and main.
tain, al the epoch which hrt called forth the
talents and enterprise Of our inmorta. Walh.
ington. Should The French gain pofeion of
Louhana and we believe mott firmly, that
part of the embarkaton of Brett is defined for
the MiGiPpi how long will it be before the
immenlely rich mines OF St. Fee will attra9
their cuPidty, and allure the relflels fettlers on
the welterR waters TO unite in a commen cauie,
to eltablIih new empire under the aufpces Of
France, and reduce the Spanilh dominons of
Mexico and Peru What controul can the
Atlantic States have over their weRern ter.
Titories 20
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

Al Al anlwer was returned by Ne Pr.sd.o.
iae Secretary Of War then dslivered u ,.,,i u
dTets to the Chiefs, which was anfwered h. 81
Liule Turtle. W llt
John Hstket, Efq. is aPpoiated Gove,Do, =
The 3 itiih Bahama ll4nds, in Amerirs '''' y
ne duty On antlmOny is to be taken oF
and a., 20 per cent. on foreign printing tvpes
lA9 whole OF the internal taxes are u III
Pealed, and 7,3oo,o0o dollars (iftbs ea6 III 's-
combgBsdJ appropriated to the difcbargs U ~ !, Q
national debt" = ms
The exPenfe Of collecting the internal ,,y,. !.
itead OF amounting to 20 per cent. as aatsd IN II.
the democrats in Congrefs. and elewbsrs
not more than I3ts the Prefent year. 50 NM
for official veracity. lnueh
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
foreign CHgtus.

Capt. Marrhalk, has arrived atNew YORK.
frop Bourdeaux. Sailed Jan. 2. The BetIa'
tive Treaty had not been isned and CONNER
cal enterprifes therfore, remained n degrss
fufpended. fhe fqua-r for ST. Domingo
failed a0outthe 18th Dec. The Amen94n
Miniier did not receive mulh homage Of re-
fpea in Paris. He was treated it il f'id, WIZ
cool civity. The contraa between the releP'
ton Of AoHaycbicaE and Repgblieaa LnVoys'
excited much oblery4rion. Every body r.
membered The parade With which th- DFiIln ,..l
Minitsr, and tha; Miaiasr Lord CoTa"4'"s
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
LUCIUS CRASSUS.

General Warrington forelaw tbat frequent
zhsults would be made on our Contribution,
under cover of the fpecious name Of amendments,
and endeavored, in his excellent farewell ad-
drels, to guard Us againf them. "Towards
the prefervation of your government, and the
permanency of your preient happy aate (rays
he, with the moa afe6tio1ate folicitude) il IS
requiite that you reGa with care the fpjrit of
;aHOVatiOH upon its principles, however fpecious
It's Pretexts. One method may be, to effect, in
the forms Of the Conliturion, zltsration5 which
will impair the energy of he fyRem, and thus
10 undermine what cannot drealy be over.
thrown. Perhaps he hard y imagined 70 direct
and bold ltroke as that aimed AZ The ConGitu-
tion by the late attemptin Congrels On The Judi
ciary department..
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

TUESDAY, FEB. 9.
"A confidential communication from the Pref
dent was read with clofed doors. 1t relates
we underfand, TO Indian affairs.
The 1902 Appreciation Bill was di(cuGed 10
committee of the whole, Mr., Varnum in the
chair, reported, agreed to, and ordered for a
third reading.
The New Orleans drawback bill paGed--
ayes 45-Nays "a.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10.
Mr.. Davis moved reiolution for a bill to
aBiliih the Internal Taxe5-He afigned as
reafon, the Delay of the Committee Of Ways
and Means on the lubject, and the necefity of a
Ipeedy deciion.
This melton was eppo(ed, as the committee
having determined on the abolition of the in-
ternal taxes, would fpeedily report and that
of cenfequence no time would be gained by its
adoption The motion was negatived- Yeas
4o-Nays -.
A bill making certain partial appropriations
for 1892, PaiIed as did aIfo bill refpeang
the collection Of certain fees in the teritory Of
Columbia.
THURSDAY, FEB. II.
The Hou(e took up the amendments of the
Senate on the bill for she relief of Samuel Dex.
ter, which in&ead Of allowing him fix dollars
per day, authorize the Secretary Of the Tres(u.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

and permanent value Tor the JuAice. Of the
Supreme Cour!, was read hrR time.
SATURDAY, FEB. 20.
An order was received from the Senate, ap
pointing The Committee, which waited on Mr..
Baldwin, TO wait on the Rev DR.. Tappan, and
requeR, for publication, a copy Of The Sermon
preached by him at Andoyer, at the nferment
Of His Honor the Lietenant Governor.
MONDAY, FEB. "a.
An additional bill, refPeaing the incorpo-
ration of the members of the Epiicopal Church
at Portland. WAS read twice.
A bill to incorporate +" Pejepfot claim" and
Litlle's Gore, into a town, by the name Of
Pejeplcot, was read 6rf time
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
ERWYORK. I'm IL

hEWYoRK, FEB. IL.
ETf'aF efa letter from Wsl5iEgt0a, dated Fs5. 10
" However bafe and indeEcate fuch a mat
er may appear to citizen Of Connecticut, who
diidains 10 be biafed by any confederation but
tre merits OF the candidate and Ihis country.
wetsre, Yet there is little doubt Of what's al
luled to BY NJ. Dana in bis fpeech, viz. that
from Is to 80 Of the fouihern members of this
houfe have abfoluteIy pledged ihemfelves TO
Their conItiIuenrs to vote for Inc abolition of tb
lntarna revenues, as the price Of feat in vhi.'
branch of The leg il4ture
IT this ~ not bribery, although indired I
know not what to cali it. Tbefe virtuous
Republicans, to eRlure feat ID Congrefs, Be.
fore they lave heard the f1bied diicufed, with.
cut coRiidering whether thefe revenues have not
already been appropriated, engage to furrender
them up, whatever new burtheIs ibis furrehder
may imPoie an the commerce of their country"
Oh, Democracy thou h4G as Httle diguity Or
delicacy, as thou ht& Of confaency Or true ~.
rioh6A-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

IT'S fortunate for tbs RebuJEcan5 that they
a.e !trong enough to get on without the vote
OF Mr. Calhoun. who j. much Of thinner
The naturalization bill will be acted upon in a
few days, and amendments will be made To H.
'ti' faid, which will render it more conformable
to the 7Ojl5es Of the Pieident, Whole liberaEty
extends to permitting az immediate ad,ziGaa 70
t5e rights Of cifiaegAib Mr.. King writes from
England that he experiences nothing but vexa-
tlous delays from the BIitiA government on the
fubie6 Of comPerfation for Briifh Captures,
and Mr. Madilon will lhortly make a report to
Congreis on this iubje6t. a reioIution has paa-
d for he abolilhment Of the MinJ, and aRtBs
59abE1Heafr Of tbe aai91 eUH b fum5ied dam one
gtisr fbf otLer" (AworaJ
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
Tsp the q9aiI.

wAsHINGToN, FEB. Il.
ON the I'd ult. TALK was held with the
LIrrLs TURTLE, and the Chefs Of the Ma
mics, PottawaItoma and Weas Indians, in The
prelence Of the Preident Of the United States,
The fPeakers were Pottawattoma and Little
Turtle. they expreG-d the attachment Of the
tribes for the white People; and fuggeaed their
wants and wiihes. The talk being tranaated,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
PHILAp. FER

The lncompafability bill, notwitkaan5;.
the Ieio OF His Excellency the Governor IL,
rePahed both branches, By more than 4. ,,na --'
thirds required BY the Contribution. The rn",
bers were I'm tie Senate, for the bill 70
againit i 7 TN the Houfa, for it 76. aoa;na
4 4. Ihe reflections ariGug from this e1frzor-
dinary enlargement between the Supreme ~
ee1F've and Legislature are too obvious u u
quire comment. IS
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01
LcgtGIture Of gaTacburetts,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10.
Leave was given for bill 70 elablih
Lottery to raife 10000 dollars, for the aid OF
the Locks and Canals on Connecticut river
A bill Tor the eaablilhiDg iaIares of fixed
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-01

ny to advance him 900 dolls he to account. l.
Committed for tomorrow
The Dire7 Tax amendment bill was taken up
and df ufed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

the cauic Of real. uusinterared cbfifanity. Ii
fho~s they purfue The prosciiion merely tor the
smolumenrs arihng from n.
acknowledge, however, that fociety re-
quj4es every refpett to the Clergy, an. fhoold
be forry 10 have them deprecated in public eff
nation. A large proportion ofthem are wor-
thy the highea confidence, and hope ever to
fee them maintained with cheerful hberality.
Bur, when We ohicrve too great aride taken
90 impofe on the public by fuch writer's as Sui
picius, &c. il is neceffary 10 place the iobjett on
its io0 BATS, and If any yt0i Ckraina contends
the principles, he siil bc heard and aniwered
with all thar candor, which the importance OF
the controversy demands.
To conclude thiS di!courfc, would brjei-
ly obierve. it is my incefc belief. that the peo-
pie of this country were never more dhpofed TO
pay every refpeei to the Clergy, in the line OF
their profellion, than at the pIcient day and
The only difficulty which mas srifen. is fgiely
owing to few Of the Order, who, from bigotrY,
pride and oifentstioo, have boGed thcm!elyes
in thofc things which do not concern them, and
thereby RATED jealouiy which is difficult 20 re-
move. If fucf fanatics would hold their peace,
and mind their fcnptursl itudics. infcad of re.
wiling Cheacrhed, and exciting falie alarms,
about combinations, madacses. &c. every diffi
Guilty would fubfde, and general harmony be-
tween MiniRen and People would be fpeedlly
rcitored. OLD SOUTH.