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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
foreign gntsH:genre.
OF THE ALGERINES.
GENOA AUG. (,

GENOA, AUG. s,
WE have jIa received a Note OF the
depredatiors which the Dcy Of the Re-
gency of Algiers has been exerciling for
Tx months upon the diFerent powers of
Europe.
Holland, Sweden, ard Denmark,
have made their tricnial prefents, the
value Of which is fixed at IS, 600 piaf
tres. Bat by the ohicaaery which the
agents have experienced, rhefe prcients
have iRcreafed for each If thefe covers
TO fun of about ~ 1000 iaRres. Tot
al Pialtres $1,000. Spain had fent three
fail of the line and two frigates, to claim
three con6fcated veGels. The Dey was
offended at this neaiure, aud Spain. TO
avoid war, paid toe iOm of - pilL-
tres 100000. This fun includes TIE
value Of the three ihips given Up. a
frigate perfectly equipped Is to be fant 10
ConRantiuoPle by Spain with wa,like
ammunition.
The Dey claims Of the Englifh for
ftveral cargoes con6fcated BY the Court
Of Admiralty, the fun of $50, eco piaf-
tres, and has Ggniied that if IT be not
paid in four months he will declare-war
He demands Of France preftnts to The
amount of $4,000 piaRres.
The dey requires from the Swediih
agents freih prefents to the amount Of
10000 pialtres.
He lately fent for the Danth agent
AID demanded 100, 600 pialres in four
months, befides veii- valued Il IL. 900.
The Capture OF the Portuguese frigare
has thrown 3T2 men into il4very. The
Dey has advanced the mott exaggerat ID
pretenions. He demands 200, 5000 pi-
atres for the ranfom Of Jingle individ.
ual, the fon Of the Portuguese Admiral.
Supporting that lhe Court Of Libon
obtains the ga at 1000 piaItres each
(Which We are far from beIeying) The
regency will obtain Ga eco piaiires.
TO this we NUT add, Tie amount of
prefen's, and the value Of The frigate,
| 10000.
We NUT add alio the value Of faven
fhips taken BY the Corfairs and rs ice
noele, Nsapolitan, and other ilAves,
| 3o7, 600 piafTes.
The total of the exadions from Ep-
rope IS 1913. 500 piaares. Ia Africa,
he has demanded, befdes he uiuaI pref
ents, from the Beys, Of TiteFi, Conaan-
tine, and Malcara. 600 600 piaares, and
Ice, 900 10 private exadions.
| He has addrened tie Bey Of T'unis
Confiantine TO march with al Bis troops
againE Tunis. He has exa6ed flcn,
The bsy IT that regency fun amonn-
ing nearly 10 10000 piaRres. Total
IN Africa, I,rco Coo. The grand total
IS 7,0ISi 500 piafres.
Or lhe French expedition aga;n.a
= iSIe's, failed early il Auguit.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
agricultural.
UJyal Saccsdanerm fer Han.

BOIL about handful Of hay in three
gallons Of water and 70 in proportion
for greater or INHALER quantity J or if
the water is poured boiling hot on the
hay, it will aniwer as well give it TO
the horles to drink when cold or If
the cattle and horfes are any ways ill.
and under cover, give il to them blood
warm. This drink is 70 extremely nu
tritive, that it nourifhes the cattle alton.
iihingly, replenilhes the uddsrs of the
COWS with prodigious quantity Of
milk, makes the horfes ttale plentifully,
and keeps them healthy and frong
and by this, one truls or hundred of
hay, will go as far as eight or ten 9TH
erwife would do. The cattle and horfes
do not leem to like il at fri; but If
they are kept till they are very thirty,
they will drink freely of it afterwards.
The farmers and others in Sweden,
and other cold countries, who have cat
tie and hories, when they are 10 wan, Of
fodder, confantly puriue this method,
and find the good effects from it and
there's no doubt but his method would
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

The Glove, the Nutmeg, and the
Pepper tree, which have "a long Seen,
confined 10 tie Indian Archipelago
but which will thrive in any tropical
climate, have been fuccelfully propaga.
ted in Cayenne. They promife fair,
foon altogether, to fJpPly the
demands of the mother country.
The Glove tree has fucceeded beR,
owing to their being planted in a humid
foil, Already more than 1900 trees
of that fpecies are cultivated. The
pepper tree requires to be planted under
the ihelter Of another tree, which mutt
be moved when the pepper'trse fbAll
haveacquired fuficient lrength--owing
10 a neglect Of this eircumltance, the
frf trees of this ipecies have NOT made
prop OPTIONAL Pr0grtf, with the Glove !;
bur the cauie beiog known, better iuc.
cef is anticipated in future. All We
know of the nutmeg tree, IS that It
hourilhes in It's new relidence.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

ciined 10 appear IN vIndc1tlon OF Tome
much injured Federal characters, and
relax from his labois in the vineyard of
democracy. than he is aGailed BY his
former friends and admirers with all
the torrent of virulenoe and obloquy
which they have been acculomed to
pour upon ;hsir adverfaries.
No more tender love they feem to feel {;
The dev'i for them may eat him at meal
WIN al tier fouls they Row. with hor-
ror ravIng.
9. Cry OF" We hold no fslIowfhip with
knaving"
Yes, the man who had iuf before
been extolird for Is patriotiim and bis
talents, is now declared to have been
alcOayl relief, and unprincipled," one
on whom {" no reliance could EVER
be place" Why then was he not at
once diicountenanced, and difcarded ?
Not 70 /; it is ealy to trace Callend der
from the Office of the Aurora to the
manGon of S. Thornton Mafon of Vir
gina it is not forgotten that it was
at the express mitigation of our worthy
PreGdent himfelf, he began his literary
career in this country, by republica.
ton of" The Political progrefs of Great
Britain" 1t is too late therefore for
the =" Republican, predes 10 TEEN with
abule of Calender. The attempt now
10 hold him up in the eyes of the com
munity as unworthy of credit, comes
with very i'll grace from the fame
perlons who have availed themielves as
long as they could, Of that yer = turpi-
tude, Of which they now accufc him.
For admitting Calender to be as baie
as they would make him, it is not pre-
tended tina, he has all at once become
70; indeed, in the heat of their zeal
they do not heftate to fay that he has
ALWAYS been WORTHLESS. Il is not our
buhnels to determine whether the char.
ges be juR or not; it is fnfficient for
the Purpole of ihewing the vile, unPrin-
cipled inconlifency of Mr.. Jefferfon,
his admirers and advocates, that they
have cherilhed ia their bofoms as long
as he was thought u(eful to them, a
man whom they now fay, in the IN
guarded moment Of refentment, they
knew to be the very" P5filsnoe Of noral5."
Thief. editors forget, that in thus at.
tempting to fix villainy upon Calender,
they confirm their own.
Let candid and reheding men Of
correct mind, paufe and ponder over
this conduit. 1t affords leGOn OF 70
lemn importance to our country, and
ought not to be liaaily difmiHed. Can
that caufe be juf and righteous which
requires the aid of means which we
have their word for it, are bafe and On
piincipled Can they be honeR"
who, without fcruple, relort to fuch
means TO acquire power and can they
be faithful to the Contribution" who
have by fuch contrivances got into
their hands its administration /? Thefe
are queltions which every man is capa.
BILE of anfwering for himfelf'
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Political.

Fros tie .Nezv York II rad
JEFFERSON * CALENDER.
No. 1T.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-09
Lands In Kentucky.

Dk fold BY Pubic Sale at the
Tsutine Ce4se- Room, Neqr 1ork, on the
I'D day Of December ssxt, at II o'eloek,
noon.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
10 one or more lots; laying in the coun-
~ Of Fayette, fate of Kentucky about
3omiles from Lexington and Frankfort,
40 miles fouth eaa of the Ohio River and
adjacentto the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feveral rifng
lsttlsmrnts. The foil generally good,
well wa,ered and timber Of various defcrip-
tiom.
Thefe lands within Is miles of Main
Licking aud kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two TO three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands.
Aj6,
10 be fold at the fame time and place
nihe above, anofbfr TRACT Of LAND
o. nine thoufand acres, in one or more lots,
IN the county OF Fayette, fate Of. Ken
lucky, nearly the fame diifance from Lex
lngtOu, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as'the foregoing tract, and lays between
The former and Main Licking river, diff
'ant from the latter only few miles.
lhe ioil is 10 general good, well wa
'sIed and timber OF diferen, kinds, and
sLN former trsct, in the neighborhood
u.ne iel.si parts of Kentucky, and OPP
e0his JeHey iet,lement. The grants
W sdmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
,1SS, and the title deeds are clear and in
slipuiablc.
as theie lands are to Sc diipofed of for
o o,, OF creditors, they will be poGtive!y
lola 70 the higheG bidder, for approved
'0,ssat two and three months.
Iapt. Fowler or MIR. James MaRerion
0sa lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
-, "Oodford county or major John Lee
Esaf frankfort will point out the lands.
~ lulther information and an accurate
p W;n Of the lands, apply TO John &.Charles
v vnSes Eiqrs. OF Lewis Simond Efq. New
, .O;S' or 10 MIR. Brown, Dulniries, Vir-
July 90.
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III tie eejs q 'oHN B. AsMsrgAD, a
BanArHbf.
WHERRAsaC oram;Gion of Bank ,up.cy,
founded upon the Act of Consrels Of the
United States, paGed on the 18th day Of
April, 1900, entitled :" An Act to eitab.
lilh an uniform fyaem of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and iGued againa 57o5a 3. Arm-
eead ofthe county Of Loudoun, merchant !;
and he being declared a Bankrupt, is
hereby required TO furrender himfelfto the
Commifioners in the iaid Sommifion nam
ed, or major part Of them, on the laf
Wednelaay in September next, and on
the 6rf and Gscond Wednesdays in Oeto-
Der following, at the houle of Mr.. Lag,
In the town Of Middleburg (Loudoun
County, at II o'clock on each day, and
make full difcovery and diicloiure OF his
eaate and effects, when and where bis
creditors are to come prepared TO prove
their debts; at the iecond fitting to chufe
aiignees, and at the lai fitting, the fad
Bankrupt is dehred to hniih his exaaina-
tion, and his, creditors are to allent to,
or diaent from the allowance of his Ger
ti6cate.
All perlons indebted to the faid Bank
rupt, OF that have any of bis efeds, are
not to pay or deliver the fame, but TO
whom The con,mililoners hall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary to the Communion.
Middlehurg, Augua IA. (aI) DIST
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pabl!f Sale.
On FRIDA1,

On FRJDA1,
b M s'slsck, 4uiGl be 6aa at ne iesdHt
" St9re,
Rum inho3lheadsand barrels.
Whikey 10 barrels,
Gin in ealks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Molaacs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown ioap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes. \
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aGorted,
ALSO,
A var7sty of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superine cloth ard Kerfmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
IrilN Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and Salicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton ihawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
September 8. Vendue- Matter.
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" O t 4 c +.
Ix The matter Of L/a0e Me'Pbeyisn,
A BANKRUPT.

THE Creditors of the faid bankrupt
are hereby notified, that the commimon-7
ers Will meet on Saturday the nth day
OF September, at the Eagle Tavern in the
CRY of Richmond, at o O'Clock in the
forenoon, for the purpofe Ct certifying TO
the Judge Of the difritt OF Virginia, that
the fad Ifaac Mc'Pherion hath made
full difcovery of his efate and fleets and
in all things conformed himielt' 10 the d.
rections Of the act of Congreis made and
now in force concerning bankrupts, when
and where any Of the creditors of the laid
bankrupt will be heard againa the COM
mlflonefs certifying the fame.
ROBERT BROOKE,
Secretary 10 The CommUsoue,s.
Richmond, September 1T. ~ d4t
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adjoining the Great Fails of Potomac, on which
is good Hou1e, new Barn, and lome excel-
lent Meadow. a FORGE, so BY 60
feet covered with tin, and Coal and Iron
.toute, htuated on the { anal made by the Pc.
mac Company, and the right of cutting the
wood FIR 900 years on large parcel of land ad@
ioining-Eue:l of this wood is convenient TO the
river, and may be readily ranfported to George
Town, the Federal City, or this place. The
other half may bepurchaied.
Three Eighths of about eleven
hundred acres of LAND, in Be1 KEY county, ad-
Joining the lands of the United States, at Keep
rryce Furnace and Harpers Ferry-more than
halt OF it is in wood, and the remainder good
farming land. The other 6ve.eghts may alto
be purchafed.
An undivided moiety Of 36
acres OF LAND in the Common Of Alexanoria
And adJoinig the town, chiefly under tence OF &C
dar potts and chefnut rails.
A large and handlome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, so by 40 feet, with
brick Stable, Smoke Houle, and Well OF excel->
lent water-The Garden and Yard paled i'll -
The Houie is not quite fnifhed. Ii will be iold
either in its prefent tate, or finiihed may tuit
the purch2fer.
A number of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. Wilfon.>
and the fubfcrber, between Fairfax frect and The
river Potomac; and, ALTO, the diviinn of the fad.
wharf, made from Mr.. Ihompion's by 70 ieetS
itrcet.
An undivided half of LOT
in the welt tide of Fairfax Rreet, above Queen
tree, on which the houfe was burnt laft wll,ers
For particulars, refpeaing titles and ternsr
,shieh will be liberal both as toprice and credit
Apply to
I JOHN POTTS.
Alexandra, Od. II. raw
Printing IN all IT'S var;ely exc
eMed at this office.
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FIRST NOTICE.

In tie eejs u ToHa B. AsMsrgAD, a
BankrNbf.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-25

f1aktng coffin for the fellows character,
euSne would not let us pats witho,i,it. W
we recommend to the attentive pcruiai OF
Sar readers, the long quotation from Cheat
ham, II the Recorder of the 18th eur-
REM. This moa wretched, of all wretched
ierbo!ers, begins by telling. us, that Cal
: tenders pen may be Prong, bur thar il IS
the itrength of a Goth,the rudenefs Of a bar
oarian." BE it 70; bur it was by Goths
and oarhar;ans, tliatth folid fabric of Roman
gfeasneis was torn from its foundations.
Few" Jays he, {" of the facts. If any, which
=" Cailender brought forward againit the late
:, administration, haze been, or can be, eoaJa-
" I'D" His hatemcnts, although uncoufhiy
drcfied,are cfa RESISTLESS NATURE. .
Inc fubiance Of this is, that, as a political
writer, Saiiendos is accurate and irseifable
/ ne ut'noh pride, or yapity Of man, could
not ak for a more fpiendid enconilm; and
1t IS the atfeitation OF al. e,lera ~
Since writing the above, we received third
letter from Duane. His fecond was more indie
cent than hishrit His thidi is more ;ndecen,
than his fccond We iliall give him anotbe,
hearing next week.
Vid. a fullcopy OF the fr!t letter in laf
weeks paper.
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b.t '1eFe appears TO be orc exception
10 this general remark. Scripture fays.
te'Se no f5oagbt ef 20 mofrog0. Sa1rieut
jor ths-aGy fsf&x epittbvesS Aerseaby
- tfis P'cceFs | venture TO advnace #
IS my opinion ttlar no rnan has . r;tle
20 torment his neighbours CONCERNING
the affairs Of che next world Tb,.Cs
affairs are much farther Fe,naved fror,
common obtcrvation than the Affairs of
70 = a'0'70s0 My principles arc iei}ified
~ y nc cohi'itntion OF Virginia. This in
ltIuinent declases thar there lbaIl he no
iucA tn'nga as religious perieeution, thar
no man thali be compelled 10 paw rle
parton tor preaching ier!nons NH h.
uoeS nos ihlnk worth hearing, am cid
enough to remember viii, wlas tram
ports OF congrarulation ghis leaidar;ve
| ienriment was embrace II F,rar,e
houiands, and ten OF thouiands who
had never before repeated the name ~
OF Virginia, tor fecond time, did now
mention It 1T tran[ports Of admiration
| illali not, at rh!s rirne Of day, quote the
pahase shat has already been 10 repeat.
edly cifcd, and 70 numerically Admired
Returning TO chis petition ehenI obfsrve
tiiar religious INTAKES or falfehoods o.
my pare, cannot injure my neighbour
or PICK RS qocket. He, hould, there
fore let them alone.
! am extremely forty TO fay thas III,
fame liberal principle, which animate
and adorns che contribution of Virginia
has not advanced its Progreis rhroust
every one of the eaitern Of flares. I,
the American Anna2i Regifter for 17ot
Il was found nccefiary 20 fpecify ION.
lnttances of clerical opnreiIion, wh;cf
had recently been perperrated in I'll,
itatc OF MaiIachufettS. Matters are no
yet rnended. Thcfc remarks have oc.
Cured in this place on account ola tran
iactloti which, as We are credibly in.
formed, took place few months aeo
lathat tate. Three methoditts, one Q
theln ciafs leader, and the. otner rws
P1yate members, were fcized by autho
rityo rheltate and carried 10 n cr,harr,r,
ton jaii, there 70 t-rnaia TIL rL.r (siALil,
pay their taxes fer the fupport Of q cea
gregetiaaal or Pe,.f5yjs,,;.sst s,sisi;laey. an.
pray wherein was the one iect Ore.
terabte 10 the other Taete things ~,
not as they lhould be.
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT

THE ftreets Of Richmond are almoft
always in one Of two firuations. We
are either blinded with duff, or l;renched
III tnIre. Why is not q proper tax i'm
Poied to dilcharge the cxpence ofpaviBo
tilat part 81 the city which is cloiely
t'uiltf This, at leaft, is extremely prac-
tItRble. It. Is TO be fure, inpoffible at
ptefent to pave Shock oc- Hill bur It'll
much might be done for other parts of
the town.
One fs2fon why the police Of Rich
r1rord IS rs full of defects, as a f;eyc is
tsH OF lloks, appears to be this. The
IA 81 its;sfes are not paid, as they ought
g ee,fsf their trouble. And do You
iiiIFtfoie, thatmen Of bdfine{s, or men. of
INDEPENDENT fortunes, will take the pains
OF e9lng Ter nothing all your magllterial
drudgery. Indeed, my good friends,
yo'l canhot, IN Common .ienfc, expect
~ a'9es aaY ono s.. Us with to work
s'''s'. * ~ Eina 81 Wegk Sc
tseTrs5eEfectly diislfG is,s :!aaa sssessr
part OF flaa c aiszss-f dl,eiess OF 4 ,rlssyitc-
rate q saae cts.asfnoi council conGfcd
entireiyof Snfgeorss / could Zee Tome
reaton why Richmond is degitnce Of
Lamps, ard why I,oth ends OF the bri doc
are fortified with pit falls In that cafe
one nliglarhavc fiE,pvlel, thar ilroi-
cal 2agiteracy witl.sd For a few additi-
ona dozens oflegs and arms 20 be frac-
tured, and ist.t together. per annum. But,
as the common council does not conGn
CT surgeons, the neglect of fuch matters
mutt be aicribed to different cauie,
NypaiiegYric upon the high roads
adIaceat TO Richmond, mui} }ikewiie.
be ppsSpoaegt 70 future day. How IS
2. cart, or wagon to move. when the
nlsrc IS. h&if a yard deeper than rhe
heigth Of the axlctrcc About 2 nile. or
thereby, ABOVE Bacon's Branch, there IS
a-'Eafsge, or raflier an impqlfbtl.ty of paE
lIge, Whefe II wet weather, YOU NAV
ION atitnes ind five waggons Ticking a.
a tsrtsc. 3enophon, at the head q his zen
tholaahd Greeks or Hannibal. afcend.
ing tie Alps on his elephant, would
have teit his blood freeze at fuch a prof
G'est. we {hould nor always be fur
rrSed, shat the markets Of Richmond
2rt aear' when we are 10 often furround-
Cd ~ iueh lmpregnabie abyf4es:
he fate of higb roads ssid5 be tt4cecl
up 90 tne. iahc origin IS that Of the
itfeets OF Richmond. In Other parts
ct the world, an overieer Is paid for his
attendance. But, am preaching 70 the
deiert and ihall top. an hundred
years ago, the high roads of England
were quite as ezecrabie as ours at ore.
lent are; and an hundred years hence, the
gfeat-grandioas Of the preient Vireiniar
generation vii begin 70 bluff at the
negligence Of their anceftors.
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Far The Rsc0zdey.

ONE Of the greateft advantages
which man can coat offs thar he poi
ieiies The Pnvciege Of fpea&iag what
re thinks Ekis rignr nay DC abufcdj
becaulr q mar may rea.on eoH,5rly,
ana, oy certain Consequence, he ruay
lPeas faslely Z hia t3Ilehocd 70 borrow,
enc language Of aWerinent writer, may
TX bis aei2bbeu pos2sf, d, t~eak bis
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ram OF Chis as we'll as other means by
mhich he 10, rleanly and is,hurranely
obtained a feat .iGItly due tc snofhef
What NUT DC Jeffeyion,s and Gaihtin's
feelings when they tees fuch fnen as
Calender and Duane, who arc atb!e, once
atffonted, Gill lower 10 iill.s The (. .eru-
tation, 10 TO fharrie e1eir aiso ciates, an,,
60 make fill more pale The linea village
OF democracy. We FAY .4bamagessg OF,
famed his feat. MFR Adams and Mr.,
jeiTcrion {fhc Iwo Names ought. howcpa ss
not 20 be mentioned N the iaue fstten-
&c were competitors fer the afFic. y
PRECEDENT. Mr.. Teferloir 70 fuctfr3. f,;s
views bribed { for w ran cali ir.aorl,iz.y
slte) one man ar ieatt inhuniancly %
reprsient his competitor as weak, cor
fup, perteh; elIilty IF great crimes, and
holding opinions itDtiaus 70 the LTnisei
yates, sc. 1,h5>s tould he In ta.s if,-
human underhsgl3 manner iniare die
character and wouid the feelings OF a
iage and PARROT, whofa fhoss he is IN
worthy 10 ftoob dawr and urlcof..
We are not to b iGroe!fcd hat Mr..
ADAMS ihould be greatly afeGted In his
ceilings He had beer above 90 wears
LII the ieryice ofhis country, ana thus in
the evening fife, cosfc.ous With wha,
ilng!eneis of heart he had ever conduit
ed, 10 lee the ingratiroSe Of his fellow
cl1izens,to Zee horrors leaving him, 70 be
Conferred on one who had no ;ui1 Claim
70 them, and who i1ever could have ot,-
canned chem but by &c turltine open the
doors" tc Zee, as in many infances.
virtuous but uniformed characters Oh
poied to HIM, TO fear the deluiion would
continue ill the country he had fl long
iervcd would be ruined---to fear lniuf-
t'ce would be douc TO his 1nenorY---it
was tevere trial for rhe philofopay of
one, who, when il regarded hinfetf.
5orgot rhe doctrines ne had often .aught
Of che Inability Of thc multI.ua,., tie
iiggfa5ltqde Of republics, and the fu r
OF lnrfigulra praagog1cs. Bur
J efer'on's aerer1pg to fab slie char,
Of Walhi1gto and Adsns viii BIZ
~ yaln On the etrecabr2nce
poiterity dsvell Wit tlio''e VII
tsissS ot tEsss c4its. .......,..., ga, -.
eye'y honef alaE1'.. pronunciation.
eele&9adria ErtsKisencey.N