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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

JACOB PARKER, wifhes to inform
y the young Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland and
iu vicinity that he propofes open School in this
town for the purpoe Of inruaing in the graceful and
ufeful art of Dancing. and good behavior.
His scEms are. Six Dollars per quarter. PROV dad
forty fchollars are obtained If many City, the
terms will be Five Dollars only.
For further particulars applicants will pIeafc to call
on faid PARxsR at the CoiEmtian Ts0ryn where uch
recommendations will be produced as r IS prefumcd
will prove alsfaory to thofe who wiz, to place them
1clves usader his tuition Portland. May a..
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

20 the cnAse ana EAiccts of Laffe Hafr6, "a foftt
land. BanknPt-hcrcby requeas AL Pcrions wie
are indebtec TO- Or who hold any OF faid Aachs pro-
Perty g pay and deliver the fame 70 the fobfcrber.
IOiah Tucker. AMgnee.
Ps,t,rns. NV r<. rao, -
EoIIcE !. 80. 80, :, - ---5;..---z X
NJ Oa.SL y y nereoy gwen 20 tne ereoitors q "a
- w .oNNlNC JsH. q 1,Ss1D..r. ~ INC DIi-
;f;oner, and AfIienee of fad Bautrupt. Elfare ana
FH,fas ;n,rrd - mert ~ ~ ff,rro,h A. of ralr
forrvs, rfce n rim. .arrrt- Portlsrd u m,ke 5vi.
drnd of Ihe las.. a,d Easa, of fs;d Bsnkrunt wbrr
.rd vherr Al. crra;ror. vho h,vr a, .Iresdv rov~d
.hs.- i-t.,. 49," = .-s..I u ro.s1 ~
n .-. 'y - -, ~ i. - .o.s PeP. - Pf1.s -
:I~.a " go ~ s,.;.~. ~. - csnss..t " u
,;rsll,,,e5 Rrs,....., H.~r- Irs--
NJ. ~. A-ASAi' <UE"es-
z....o.-. -e-c1 =, lo0..
N/HER1AS Com"iF'' 9f sa"fysPf is awndd and
yaas sgaiE BENJAMIN BoARDMAS, f Portland.
. toe Dars7 y Aaass' ",s0a" ana f6s ja.d b1.lamis
oa'Iaa" ea' s.sa declared 0aal.p, % 0sy r9n,sfts
a'r.rssr o"sy 70 ~ ~s s"sfg"ts I'""o"s's, on f5e
1os q n1oy r ana o. zoe 1f0 Js1s ana on t1s "a OF
JIy nf 2. z" fafz " 20 y'se10.' sa,o Jaa a1
f1H difovsyy and af'S's Of on 5safs a"s ae1s -rv6sr
ana ofss 6 C'ss'' arc 0yy "snsa 20 come prepared to
or ras ond at fbe k eetins 1i9 Bankrupt reqHfyed to-
nE Bis sxsnsafion; and sid 1f meeting any Of f5e Cre-
dior may BE- bard they Fall fbrk t 6oye aid Commit
6os<ys araat5s suakse or aiorving Of certificate TO bs
usge e j Djr7 osafi< tie Jaia Bankrupt eyfif-
esf< Of di5ars dH tsr5n iudbsd aid RankIbf are 10
male payment andfso z0bo bav< any Of es are to de-
Essy tie fame 70 GsL De 1as onty ar fbs Coamsurs EaR
appoint. EDWARD OXNfPD.
y r. nH or aH HnTr rC
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31
HARDWARE STORE.
John Taber & Son,

John Taber & Son,
No. =. aeuasp's Rou, Middle aresf,
ID EfpceffuIly inform ihcir friends and cuifomers,
N that they have received per the fhip Nsms, from
Liv~pssI, very extenGve aaorment OF
lronmongery, Cutlery, Hardware,
Szddlery and Japanned Ware.
Ale, large aHortment Of
Spring & Summer Goods.
All Of which are direct from the Manafaetores, and
will be fold, for cath approved credit. as cheap as
can be purehafed in Bolton. Portland st5 No.
FRESH GOODS.
Pratt & Pope,
Have jui received. and now op-nng for Sale.
a 1T Me- s. spuGsp's Rom,
IA Large and general anortment oe
Engliih & Hardware Goods,
too numerous to partieularize in an advertisement.
Enslifh and American Kid Slippers,
Do. Kid aud J4oe Sandals.
Morocco Slippers of all eolors,
IA Shoes, Boots, sc. &c.
All of which will be fold ON the mott reaonabc terms
for cafh or fhort approved credit
NIB. Cotton Manufactured Yarn,
as ufual. Portland, Mayfo.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
I4MBLFRG,

According to the official report has
10000 inhabitants has become the de-
pot of European commerce fnce The decline
of Amferdam. In the year 1893, Of the
article Of coffee alone, there were not lefs
than forty-hx millions Of pounds, viz.
from Liverpool lo,o75,ooo from London
4,56S,ooo; from New York, 4,lSI,ooo;
from Philadelphia, 5,773,ooo; from Bal
.timore, Sg965,ooo; and from the iaand
Of ST. Thomas, 4,l6z,ooo pounds; the
importation of lugar amounted TO 90 mil
lions OF pounds, which alto came chiefly
from the Englilh and Americans. The
number Of vel1els whic:. entered the port
ofHamburg was 214S; of which, 3 only
came from Cadiz; III from AmRerdam !;
1913 from London; So from Newcaale !;
81 from Bordeaux; II from Ruaia; two
from China; and I49 from the United
States of America.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
R E M O V A L.

5 JOHN BYRNE has re-
moved 10 the cornerof King and
Royal Streets, oppoflte Mr..
Motifs Commonly called Me-
knights tavern, where he has
for lale Choice Wines, SPlNIr-
Gus Liquors and GROCERIES, at
moderate prices.
September 3. coz F
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
NOTICE.

AL porCons having demands
againa The eaa,e of,Samael HatebIngs la:e
of Alexandria deceaied, are fequeited 10
prelent them for fettlsment and iuch as
are indebted to&aid efate are reaueaed TO
make immediate payment to the tublcrl-
bets.
Jso. = JAS. TUCKER.
September 8. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03


porary debafement? Are we not told
from facred authority, that e0a e0mmaai
fahsrs co,,Npt gsod morals2 But why IS
il, that when he hath feen the error OF his
conduit; whea he Ihews a ditpoiltion TO
ab55or tb5at ayb5ieb is evii, and rleaSoe 10
that aeJieb i gooa, why is il that initead
of being permitted and encouraged 10 DO
70, he lhould be rebuaed and reproached
by alalolt every editor in the y. States !!
Ihope, I truf, we hall Zee no more OF
this , at leaf, till Callender has had tair
opportunity TO evince bis iincerllye
g Who BY repentance is not latisicd 7,
iss Is not O! heaven, nor earth;
IS 81 beniscacc the Eternas wrath's afpeas'd,
N. Z. EV. Pg,J
The PfeGdeat mentions the iutidrl
Tom Paioe's tafeful'' laboIs. Now what
are sheyt' Pulling down government
attempting to pull down religion -as1d
writing .Ibels again2 Wzihing,on.~-
Thefe ukful labors the pFeident ex,
predes his hope that Painewig! continue.
He wi1ies to have .Paino here 60 purlue
this laudible buineis, and offers him a pu5-
lie ihip 70 bring him oter. Now, if there
is one fair minded Democrat In the Stats,
TO him Iappeal, and ak, sEhesher any
jacobn newfpaPer can complain, with
face CT reafon, OF sae abtf Of ndr. yyeferlon?
Is MOI his own conduct the WORT imPuta-
tiop that can be thrown upon him? Is.
nos1lhe finple truth the mott biting CT ali
atise, the 1noa biaekening c,o his fame
ofali libels"? Is he not the aggreflor
He wrote TO Mazzie, laundering not oaly
Warrington and Adams, and the body OF
our merchants, clergy and northern far
meFs, but the Contribution iaelfas mo-
narcilo-ariltocratico patchwork, made
up of the foul rags Of the Britilh
Contribution and an imitation OF il.
Next we find him giving money to Cal
lender who competed the moi infamous
libels. In his Nev- Hagen!etter he vents
the mott untounded bitter c3lu nnieS him.
felf and now he calls on Tom Paine to
come over ard aiiia in thef- ulcful"
.laboss. After all this, can he or his
friends complain Of calumny. It is a.
game, as the Chronicle Jays, very know
ingly, of corruption, that he is furprized,
or affects to be fnrprized, that two can
play at. Who began 6rR is iearcely a
qaelion. But truth isno libel, and worfe
than the truth who would with to fpeak of
him. But reader Democrat or Fedora.
lift, if you are honel and have common
understanding, reject, what fort of a Pre-
fdent have. we gots Let us correct
this procedure" Amen, fay the white
people. (PaAzalixm.l
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-03
CARVING, GLIDING, and
FURNISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
From PhiIadelphial

From PHILADELPHIA
III PRLNCE-STREET, 6etzueeu FaiJas
ant Water Streets, nest daor to DR..
DicA's, in the beais 4afeJ eecnfiea BY
4Grspe Wugkt;
Respectfully informs the citizens Of
Alexandria that Che intends reha.ng here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch
cs of buGneis. She regilds and varniihes
old frames % as to make them appear like
new-and lilSewiie varnilhes them with
particular kind of warmth that will bear
walhing.
She has mbaud,
"A large and elegan, ahorsment Of
Prints and Looking Glai1es
Of every deicription, which will be fold
,on the loweit terms for cath.
Orders from a diaance will be punetu-
ally attended to.
September 3. 60
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

BY multiplying the number CT inhabitants IN
each town by IFS diftance from the ceatrcs of
populatiol, TO KenBebunk, the produa ID
S7I,48S-Proceei in the fame manner WIKI
regard tn Alfred, the product is sos pa
Amount Of travel to Kennebnnk greater than
10 Alfred, Is q9t I-7th, nearly.
IN purifying your fSvoritc idea of mfai,H,i
you procced-"lt appeared thar fcver1I towns
had altered their runds IN rcgard to the K
noval Of The Court, before the vote a tie
lelEons for taking the fenfe Of the co1ny on
thar fubje9.' ! with M. w. had ftared The
number and names ofthoie towns. Several
la this word fsryai, one would fuPpofe az l-aa
fix or fsvcn were intlnded --NO names src
mentioned. call on you iir, to explain this
cIsufe-Nothing could have authorized this
itatemcnt--k j. palpable miilake, fir. Iii
Rated from the town OF Pbiisj5ue, :hat al
their lzlt annual meeting motion was mad.
70 reconGder their former proceedings relative
20 the removal Of the Supreme Judicial Court
from Keaae5yai TO difr1S, and that after a I'll
the motion was carried by lmsIi msiariY
and this TOO al a meeting ttis-er than when the
vote was obtained TO petition. / do not how.
ever vouch for the truth Of this-The iuhib.
iysnts Of no other pe,itioDing town have
altered their mi1ds." TO offset this, the lare-I
and relPcalbic town Of Berwick, al their afA
annual meeting IN April, loinsd The psliiion-
ing towns, and tho vote was Obtained after
wards Al much thinner meeting. 10 recon
hder their former vote. this was 20 contrary
TO the ftnfe Of the town, that ia drew forth
Remembrance from more than two hundred d
The inhabitants, letting forth tac facts and
praying for the removal The centre Of POI
pulatiCn Of Bsyzyi1k is nearer llfr-t than Ksa-
re6Hak, snd The aggregate of travel therefore
leis. This is certainly the greateit hlunder %
the whole Of yosr Cater IL for II 70 great
a number had altered their minds, as to max:
majority againitthe removal, this remori
OF the Court prayed for ought not to taks
place. I conlider the wiihes of a majority OF
the inhabitants Of the county leading srga'
n.ert in fctt'ing the queaion.
70 b. concluded IN CIR rsx!
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

Lai not ialer piatss Or was vcxr r,,,.
more than thls that tie ds;,ior zoo, ~, w 10
terry 70 yOr,e! and ofbry5 In the hre Cert.
tits flat contradiction Of one Of ~ n.,,,
acts OF the government in the latter is
cxprefhon is foo a,o4g A man who IS NC
10 fubleriuge or impoftion, viii make n.
appropriate words TO erprch his idea.
the fame paragraph, you fate that " Il. :"
commodatiDn OF the inhabitants rorth e =
lbIese river IS not to lie taken into coua1..'
ton" AND why fecaufe, fome lin.
other. they may be diftina county-Fs.'n
Ient logic truly. a the inhsbtant, II I,
comfy ought to be accommodated ,h.@
above O. rat Cgffe, may not dcrr.f.r, b, an.
Of the county therefore they ought N,
TO be accommodated. Blu; leave you i AZ,
pofefIion Of this lyllcsfm, and procrrd !"
examine the eayret7atif Of yonr eslsHistiour A.
here, fir, would charitably fuppole. rhs, ~
= the centres Of the leveral towns Won ir,rrl
the centres Of p35a!atisa /; for, if you TAX. vor-
departure from the eeatres Of teyrito,y ron.
calculations arc cxtravagantFy wild and trrn.
neous-Had you REQUIRED 10 the map Of \.
county, you never would have put the town
Of PepperrclIborough, Whole centre Of pcDu,
lstion does not exceed IS miles diCauce fror
Alfred, at az miles, and only . Fl IN Kline.
bunk You have committed the fame crrc.
with refpeef 70 BicGeford, whole dilance Won
make 10 miles from Kennebunk and II Frcr,
Alfred. The Court, AT Alfred meeting houI.
would Be in the centre Of populatica u tb,.
town, whereas Kennesunk meerinq-houf !.
/ or a miles from the centre OF population IL
the town Of Wells, which you have lefl ca
tirely oct cf the calculaticn--A eorreaio.
will be as follow
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

Now as far as we can Judge from
fa6s, ,hefe Presidential fentiment' have
already had comfortable effef on the
different parts of the government, and
fome other important inliitutions OF the
country. And il is not the leis alarm
ing TO find thele effects ae fimilar TO
what took place IN the hrit itages OF the
French commotions. Some parts OF
The aSeat fabric Of government are
pulled down, others are 70 weakened as
no longer to be aisle 20 defend us from
an invading foe; or protest the people
from the arbitrary proceedings OF the
Administration themlelves.-But oVe
are ted all this becomes Of liltle mo-
nent Gnce cue are rslsgSd from 7axe5.
What ne tie people have gained, and
what we have probably lot by this re-
lief from taxes, lhall be the fubje6f Of
further confederation. Yours, sc.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
Pei,6n Of SPIDER, and IFS drti4st'

VI IFbANf - GfAt~ S4s
Some weeks ago, gentleman 10 tbs
city was bitten above the kOee By ri
Spider. This was about day break
when he was in bed. re felt iignr
pundHre like that Of a pin but DID nos
pay attention to it. In few minutes
he obferved a pain fhooting uPwaros
from the ipot, which prefentlg reached
his fpine, and gradually approach rs
heart. On turning up the bed-cloias'
he perceived the Spider. Fortunately,
he tent for friend, who was acquala'so
with cure for the potion. THIS wa
PlIntair leaf. As an additional piece
Of good fortune, his friend knew w6sl'
a qaantity cf it was growiog, S0n''
leaves wer. Immediately got, and r.
juice bruifed out Of them. This V''
iwallowed by moulhfuls. The Progrs'
OF the potion was itopt and hnally
cure was effected. The gentleman
iaid that but for this remedey' ne -
not think he could have fursived -
hour longer. Some oil was ALTO POui
ed down his throat. But PlaDtain lsl'
had the entire credit of his recover
He was dreadfully weakened ano
feems almo9 incoaceiVable bow nu.p
the whole MATS of his slood had pee
corrupted by thc bite Of 70 iimall an G =
ft6. We had thefc particulars i,0D
the gentleman hin!elf who eailsG
this office, on lome bulineis few %!
afterwards. Some years ago. sn.
an in this neighborhood, was alio Ol.'s"
above the knee, by one OF thoie w."
nous creatures, aud was aSmee in dan
ger of loGng bis leg. Il ought . !:
whenever they come within re"-
Rjc!m7aa Recerd:r.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
Mr.. Csllander.
-
> ProG5s3 bsf0re U.s.

We are il poGtlion Of another letter to
Calender, but have not room for it at pre-
fcnt--Wc cannot refrain giving he two fol
lowing fentences from it
ItbaHk jan (5r tbe fr2gJGstt5 y2H m
elsjfd M. Such Pqper5 cannot jail 10 Pre-
daas tbe 65f e9Sh. They inform the
thinking part OF the nation and
ie agaio, Imported by the taxgather.
ers as their vouchers fer the PeoPle to
rights %
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

and fabmifon to the laws. But three
inRances are recolleaed in it; hitc'y OF
ar organized oppoition to the laws,
The fiP(} was Bacon's rebellion the I'd
our revolution the sd, the Kich-
mond aGoeiation who, BY their commit.
tee. have in The public papers avowed
their purpofe Of taking Oct OF the
hands Of The law the function OF deciaT'
lao who may or may MT have free reil
dence among Us. But thef- gentle
men miicalculated the temper and
force of this country extremely Il
they fuppole there would have been a
want of either to fupPort the authority
Of the laws and equally milfake their
owe iptcreas in letting the example OF
club law. wh4ther their felt organiza-
ton, election Of a committee, and Puo'
Ecation Of their rnanifelts, be fuch overt
aas as b. ing them within the pale OF
law; The law | prelume IS to declde ;
and there it is cur duty TO leave IT.
The delivery OF Robbins to the Britilh
excites much feeling and enquiry here.
With every with for your welfare, ! am
with great regard Sir,
Your moa obedient lervant,
TIPS JEFFERSON.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06


g You erpred-d A win 10 your letter
to return 10 America by a natioaal
flip. Mr.. DAYTON, who b'ings yer
the treaty, and who vii Pretent you
this le ter, is charged with orders to
the Capt of the Maryland to receive
and ACCOMMODATE you ba.k, il you can
be ready 10 depart at fnch ihorr
wariing. You viii in general, ind
rs returned 10 fentiments worthy OF
former times in thele il will be your
glory % have tea Oily labouied, and
with as mech etis6t as any man living.
That you may live long 70 continue
your uleiul labours, and reap the reward
IN The thankiulnels OF nations is my
iiueere prayer.--AccePt the adurance
of my high eaeem and afeaionate at
tachment. Til JEFFERSON
u Paine has Acknowledged the au.henti
city Of the above.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06
Frsm The Recorder, printed at Richmond.
MaaticeLlo, Stbt. s, 80.

SIR,
BY want Of arrangements in the
neighboring poa office during the alb.
fence OF the Poa.maRer, my letters and
papers for two potts back were detained.
| fnppole it was owing to this that
your letter though dated Aug 10 did
not get to my hands I'LL the laf day of
the month, fince which this is the fri
day | can through the pof Office &C
knowledge the receipt OF it. Mr.. Jefer
fon happens TO be here and dire6ts his
agent to call on you with this, and pay
you 50 dollars, ON ACCOUNT OF
THE BOOK YOU ARE ABOUT
TO PUBLISH.* When it ihail be
out lend me or 3 COPIES and the reit
only when | ihall ak for them
The violence which was meditated
againlt you lately has excited very
general Indignation in this part Of the
country. Oar Rate from us frf plant.
ng has been remarkable for IFS order
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-06

Nassau, Cllsadsy. PAM, aa4 J4g;Ys~-A-
greeabIy to the notice in our Ian Gazette, we
this day ley before our readers the following
letters. TLis we do with more readiness. as
Rany in this part Of the country lll deny
their authenticity, or even Evidence. Let
| them be read ty every perfon in the whole
country, and then let them reflect on the
| b5Asf5b6er, who fri encouraged and was him
lelf engaged in trAducing The execnrve
power" the " judlcisry power" and I" all
the officers Of the government" Of the union
who could applaud and pay fcribber for
ibeling Warrington and Adams-and who Is
capable of inviting 10 this country the moi
Infamous infdei and revoIutioniR ID the UNI
verfe, whole very name befPeaks all that j.
hlaaing to the peace Of man.
FFom the Paris MoNIIoR, Of Jan. as, 1877.
FLossNcs, (HalyJ JAN {.
LETTER from mr.. JtFFeKsos, late
Mmiqer Of fbe United Slater in Fr1ece,
AMI Secretary 70 he Department Of For
eigr H3aU5, 20 q citizen Of YNgiaia.
lTh. Ie.rer literally tranaa.cd, !. addreiIed to
M MAzzsI, author Ct refcarches, hinou
ca aud political npon tie United st.tcs Of
America, now reh4enr IN Tulcany
"OUR political ftuation is pfodi-
gou0y changed fnce you left us
lnaeld Of tlat noble love Of liberty,
and that republican government, which
carried US through The Dangers Ct the
var, an Anglo Monarchio- AritocraJic
party has arilen. Their avowed obj-9
IS TO impol- or rs the Ez5fanes, as they
have already siven Us the FRA Of tie
Britfh government. Never thelefs, the
principal BODY Of our citizens remain
faithful to republican principles. All
our proprietors Of lands are friendly 70
thole principles, as alto the men If
talents. S|;'e have againa US (rePubli
cans) the Extca'ivs P51Usy, the judiciary
bgzger, two Of the three branches Of
our government al fbs e8Ieeo5 Of g9v
eram-at, al alta ars )fehEg etFrf5, al
tnnid men vO5o prefer fbs calm Ct d.lbctj/in
p NE scmp5qaon ia IF E5erty, fbe Brayg
merchant ard fbs AmrieaES 1Vbo trade on
BriiDb eqphaL5, he peculaf9,r perjsHf ~
fer5fld II tbe Baak5 and tatfc fund.-
{ Establishments invented with views
Of corruption, and to adimilate Us 70
the Britilh model IN its corru~1 parts.
Z" ! fhould give you fever, # ! hould
name The apoIta'es who have embraced
,hele hereliss men who were Solomons
in couocil, and Sampf1ns in combat,
but whole hair has been cut of BY the
who're Of England I'm the original,
par Ia oatin Angleterre, probably al
luding II the woman's cutting off the
hair Of SamPlon, and his lols Of Rrength
thereby
{" They would wre1 from US that
liberty which We have obtained by 70
much labor and perl but we ihall
preierve il. Our MATS Of weight and
riches are 70 powerful, that we have
Ro'hing TO fear from any :.ttsmPt
az 4inf IFS BY force. Ii it fnffic ient that
we guard ourlelves, AID that 4pe break
TIE hAfbntioH hes By which they have
bound US, in the fra Plumbers which
fucceeded our lsbors. Il fufflces that
we arreR the progrefs Of that fyltem
of ingratiiude and injuRice towards
France, from which they would ALLEVIATE
Us, |, o bring US under Brirfh in auenc :,
&C."
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= 81 WeAeDj6er eftbs Copny ef7'o,k"
an
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-04

girls NAV be devoted to tnole branches OF
learning which are merely ornamental
AS life is .lhort s. time precious, 1t IS I'M
prudent for them to ipsnd mueb time IN
learning thtfe arts, which their probable
circumstances in life wilInot peTmir them 70
practice, when they lhall become women:
The amiable female writer, aforc quoted,
very JULY iays. 81 hough the arts
which merely elsablifh life mua claim ad-
miration; yet whena man OF ienie comes
TO marry, it is companion whom he
wanrs, ard not an artilt. It is not mere
" creature who can paint and play,
and dreis, and dance; il IS a being who
can comfort ard counfel him one who
can;rea{on and reaea, and feel, and Judge,
and at, and diicouile, and diicrlrni-
nate; one who can ailiit him in his affairs,
Tighten his cares, footh his iorsows, ruti-
~ his joys, frengshsn his principles, and
EDUCATE his Children
1t for the fair daughters Of Colum-
bia to cooperate in Importing and perpe-
tuating the national independence, which
her fons have atcheived by their valour
and with their blood. On the purity OF
tbeiy morals and the prudence of their
conduct, the veal and permanence Of tlis
infant republic and the hopes of genera
tions to came are eaeLtially depending.
SENEX.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-04

teen and boy Of twenty, within ,,e.,;
this place only look at tn. paict ~ o.
cheeks and obferve bis dreIs, he - n ne!
girl ifaods trembling win The cold POOR
!, thlng 2 rnder heavens on but li,,le ma 6;
hafdiy decent in appearance y ard :. ~
an un:na'nerly barber, monser, bss "s !!
her cloths tuicd into his 'nsyksrcb;.f "'t
An, young man, you need not try to fiji!
your hair Up, only look in the olsf, ;.
# It don't go up itlels, I'm yerv m s"l
mlaaken. ] tell you what il is, "a a ~
wife you to go homc-t4ke eff Won, {,
Tiers breechss (ior they are much -.
large for you and that ribbon, thar ~. -.
have buiton-fewed too ever il and
fore ,hoie flherman's boats TO The RON,
owner--aod after you fhall have dreS.a
yourfslf drcensly, go abou, fome ulefulI,
Dor, and play the fool no longer.
As fer jan my fweet little maid, W,
would be very handiome if you would l.,
youfelf alone-you are comely and arr
naturally well made, bur you need nor hos
70 much Of your make I! the face is enopob
in all confidence bur do tell me, was Won on
born with that hair, or was the cbano.
OF conlour occaiioned by fever-blef,
me HE whole frface Of your head appear,
10 be looie a wig a wig by joye ~!