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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
The buGnefs in future will be
carried on At fad Gore, by
Iofeph Pope.

He tenders his iincere thanks 20 his friends
and the public for par favors, and fohcits A
continuance Of their cuttom. They nav de-
pend on his utmon txertions TO Pleafe aud
the fmalleR fsvors will be gratefully acknoWI-
edged
Having received an additional alortment
ct GOODS, purehaiers may be fuppiied with
almph every kind in his line. on the mon
Reasonable, term,.
N. B. Manufactured Cotton,
Webb and Stocking YALN, for falc 40
ulual.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
Is as follows. VIZ.
Pix Of ro.ooo Dollars Is 10000
drawn blink on the


6So1 Prizes-T3I98 Blanks.
40 coo Tickets az dollars il 100000 dollars.
81 Ls'5 ttra fvgo 5l1sEr 70 a PIKE.
Ss5ieS 70 a deL1t7oa Of rat per cent.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

hoS h"tO'd man, Duane. whofs
knowledge appears confined to the Penn +.
Iylvaaia mob, afierts that. this gentleman
is orc ofthe "defuna Judges" as appear,
by the following article from the paHa
diem -
The Feieralias gaia lois in the
saniaahoa of Thscher, who IS among
TIE dsfaaa Judges - 6Rrora.
This is a very good ipecimen of Du
aae's political knowledge aid will be
received as an undoubted truth By
N'Kesn's enlightened patriots. five
tell ther that the Hon. Geoge Thatcher
i not delund Jadge," but now a
Judge of the Supreme Court of this
state, and that Samuel Thacher, Efo
is e.s7ed Representative for the Frt
Eaaern Diitri6 we than be tod, nh It
NJ Duane has declared thai Mr..
Thatcher. defun6 Judge" of the
Circuit Court, is now nominated as a
Representative TO Copgreis. This they
will believe, and Duane will never
flock their virtue by Informing them
they have believed a fallhood.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
80 - y - -
JOHN WINSLOW.

ON he above petition Of JosN PETER
soN, Eiq. for PARTITION Of land as above,
&c. ordered thar the petitioner notify al
pertons n;erettrd in the land defcrbed IN
his petition aforelai5, by FULFILLING an at
teted copy Of his petition ADD this order
thereof, three weeks fuccefively, in the
Portland Gazette, printed by Elezer A.
jerks, the !at Publication 10 be three
weeks before the next term of this Court,
which is 20 be holden at Warren, on the
iecond Monday Of January next, and ALTO
hY Poting ~ copies of this petition and
order ~ two public places in the town Of
Bath aforeilid, three weeks before the
next term of faid Court, that they may
then an there appear and thew cauft, X
any they have, why the prayer of the pc
ution ihousd not be granted.
A true copy of pettioa and order of
Court thereon.
Atea, ALDEN BRADFORD, Cirk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
Ioihua Richardfon.

has FOR SALE,
1T N. RiebsrdjSa's Wbarf
DoHEA, Souehong ana Hyfon skin TEAS,
- u whoc, half, and quarter Chefs,
LOAF SUGAR,
Bags COFFEE, and PEPPER,
Kegs Fig TOBACCO, cAsSIA,
Georgia and WeIt-India COTTON.
CORDAGE,
Swedes IRON, TAR, PITCH, RosIN,
and TURPENTlNE,
Ruflia SHEETING.
Whole and half cafks RICE,
Hhds. and bbls. BACON.
ALSO. -
Alarge anortment INDIA COTT0NS.
Ot7sb1 VI, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
~ TIcKETs and QUARTERS

m the ab.ve Lottery, for rale a
THoAfas CLhRx'S Book Store,
nearly oppofIte the Maine Ere asd Marine
lniGrance Office. EJ5 Sfrrei Portlaa IN Prizes
n the FRI cIais South. Hadley, and Tenth
c'afs Amoikeag Canal Lotteries, taken ia pay-
mont. Noe. N
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

-. VHE SubicrIber hereby gives notice to
all concerned, that having been duly
appointed AdminiitratriS, with the will
annexed, on the Eftate OF
JOHN SCOTT,
late OF Dmbam, in the county of Cumber-
land, woman, deceafed, has taken upon
her that trua, and given Bond as the Law
Ducts She therefore req4ehs all per-
ions who are indebted to faid deceaied' 8
eftate 20 make immediate payment and
,hofe who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the fame, 70 MARY SCOTT.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

The government Of Eal Florida, on
concluding treaty with the Inoians,
Dave prohibited any further trade with
1he Americans.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
administrators anu Gommiaoners actiees

VIE fubfcribcr hereby gives notice to all
concerned. that having been duly ap-
pointed adminittratriK on the eftatc III
DANIEL CHILD,
late Of gipsr5, in the county OF Cumberland
phyGcisn, deccated, has iaSen upon her that
trua aud given bond as the law directs She
therefore rsquefs al perlons who arc indebled
70 fad dcceafs0's elate 20 make immediate
p1ymen; and thcie who have any demands
tncrcJn % exhibit the fsncto
REBECcA CHILD.
Tlr---. Nee. n rS11 fs3N
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

Ere "A very alarnicg FIRE happened Al,
Nevyork on the night Of The I'd ina About
g buildings, molly dwelling houfes, were de-
lroyed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
FARMER ALMANAcK.

lust pybIiihed, and for fale at the Book
v Store of THOMAS CLARK,
nearly oppo(ite the Name Fire 81 Marine
hfsrGree OFee, Fsl5- Street, the genuine
Farmers Ansnack, by r. b. THoMAs-
add fhortly will Dc received for faie, va
rlrty Of other Almanacks, aad the Aa4a-
c5atcffJ RegiRcr. for 1904. Ne, II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
7ar-r-, Nso. j. 1904. (5s)

NTE the tublcubets. having hern sp-
w pointed by the HJu. William Cor
ham. E!qlire, to receive ADD examine the
CLANS OF the creditor 10 the eaate of
DANIEL CHILD,
lie Of Tw7sr, 10 the county Of Clmber-
land, phyticsn, d.ceaigd. appreciated in
iolvent; Do herehy give Nsiics, that Tx
mOnthi are allowed 10 fad creditors 70
bring IN and provs their claims and that
we ihlli attend that fsrvice al the dwelling
houie of the widow REBrccA CHiLD, IN
Turner, aforelaid, on the lat Tuefday Of
tbs ADD The f az Tuefdays Of the five fol.
lowing moRths, from one TO five O'Clock,
p. W. WILLIAM TURNER, c.:f
Joss TUSNES, Ic1V
SAMUEL BLAZE,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
William Beckett.

INFORMS his friends ard the public in
L town and country, that he continues the
Tailoring and Habit making
buinef, at his fhop IN Far. Street, head Of
-lngrahsm's Wharf where he viii be happy
to receive their commands, and accommodate
then with the newell iaihions.
He has jan received by the Ns5ky, from
LiOeeooi, an affortmeut of fashionable
Broadclotbs & GaEmere5,
which will be fold on the moll rcafonable
terms Nov IS
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

Nlln.
10 this town, General H'iYiaz Cob5, agd ST..
~ was respectable officer IN the Revolu-
.onsry war-philanthroPy and charity, were
'e'itneuiihsd trai;s ia his Character---4 good
|fnehhor, and an hontn man.
AT Nswgoueeaer. Mrs Ss~aJ DGVi5, aged
Pc, widow Of the late Mr. Abel Davis.
- W'iosilet. Jg.e5 TIsibam Efq. aged 40
ats-Mrs. Wooi, the amiable CONTEXT OF
ts, Abel Wood.
~ Newburyport. Rev. 'Ts5a Bodily.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
TAKE NOTICE.

THE copartnerthip of PRATT
aud POPE, is this day diGoved by nu-
tusl oonfenJ. An tho(e who have any de-
manes againa fsid firm, arc requeilsd to call
and receive their pay and thole who are IN
debtel are called upon 70 make PAYMENT
Without delay, 20 JosEFH PoPr, NJ. 8, MgEyf
Ro-U. NATHAN PRATT,
JOSHEPH POEP.
Portland, sot5 SEPT. 1901.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

a Young, or middle aged
a WOMAN, Who's tapable Of doing the
20 OF moderate Gzed family. Inquire
n the Gszeue Office. Nev. IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
Lewifton Bridge.

/ HEREBY notify the Projectors or
a Lewitton Bridge 20 meet At the dwell
log houie IT Dan READ, u LezpiRer, Ga
MoHd4y the fsrenty .Jteozd infant, at eleven
O'Clock IA The forenoon, TO act on the fell
lowing articles, viz.
I. To fee what fun they viii raifc on
cash flare.
=. To aa upon the returns Of the d.
rettors; and any other bu6nefs they fhaIl
think proper.
Nov. IS. Dan READ, Prof. CEsrk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

Msis' Bad, we underaand will direoun,
shis week.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

He Creditors 10 the Eaate OF
n ELISHA GARD NER,
late Of EgFa, in the county Of SE9olt, mer-
chant, decealed--Are hereby notified that a
further time Of three months arc allowed laid
creditors 10 biting in and prove their claims ;
and that the Commilhontrs Will lit at the
dwelling houfc Of SETH MtrcHRLL, Innholder
in Nors5yumO4ib or the lao Friday OF this and
the two following monlhs, from two to fix
O'Clock, P. NJ.
SAMUEL 2. RUSSELL,
AMMI II. MITCHELL,
JACOB MITCHELL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15

AYE tae ilOicricegS, havug D-cn APP
w pOiated by the Hoo. William Cor
ham Eiq. Judge Of Probate, 10 receive and
examine The claims of the creditors TO the.
ERlte of SAMUEL PRINCE,
late Of Nortbyarmoutb, Mariner, decea.ed,
reprefeaied infolvent--do hereby give no
tlce, that fix months are allowed iald ere.
dit0rs to bring IN and prove their claims
on fad ENatc and that we will attend
that fsrvice at the houfe of disJ Ord1yaT,
innholder "a Northyarmnuth, on the third
Monday Of this intact November, add on
the third Monday OF the Ave following
months, from three to az o'clock 10 the
afternoon on fad days,
WILLIAM BUXTON,
JEREMIAH BLANCHARD.
Nsrtbyarnsatb, Nsv s. TSaa. (3S)
vXTE the tubfcribrFs, having been duly
w appointed ~ the hon William
Gorhsm, Efq. Judge Of Probate for the
county OF Cumberland, 20 receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the. creditors 10 the
efate of Capt. AMOS GREEsLEAF,
late of Portland, n fii1 county, mariner,
deceafed, reprefented Enthusiastically
give notice that they will attend that hu6
nefs at the houf- of Capt H57sr LozvfH,
in O orham, on the 6rt TuefJay of NJ
! vcmber, December and February next,
from one 10 five O'Clock 10 the afternoon
Of faId days.
EfHRAtM SMITH, Commit
RICHARD MAYBESRY, .t0rers.
! E6rba,;, GA zE,iSo1.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-15
DortIano,
MoND1r, NogEl1BER *. 1909
FEDERAL ELECTION

~ II. &c IION.
We are happy TO have it in our power
70 fpeak with degree of Certainty Of
the election Of Mr.. Bruce, for Kennsbes
d'afia, ~ OPpOhtioa to the se,y popular
Mr.. Kin1ey.
Name ut will fand as follows =.
Hon. Mcirs. Pbiasos Bruce, samuel
Tbaebu,* and Pess WadfSOarib, feder.
eral--lion. RiebSra Cuts. jacobin.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-08
NEW YORK, Iunc 4.

Some years ago it was the practice Of
two rival Literary Societies, called the
Wing and the Cliofophic, to engage occa-
ionally il what they termed tapfr 7ya''
This, from general reflections, ulually Dc.
generated into the gro6ea peEioaal aOa'
Of the members individually. They IN.
dulged themlelyes 10 feasching out aa'
expo6ng in the blackef colofs magma
able, every foible or imprudence IN 'n'
character or conduit ofcach other E,eo's
animoGfies would arife, which deitIoysu
all friendly intercourGe between the men,
bers OF the adverfe focieties and o''e''
times the effects of their controversies cen,
.iuued for years after the fudents had lett
college. The only remedy for the eyH
was an abfolute prohibition by the Pisn'
dent of the College, Of this lyiteI' o. o
ouie. Onthe PRONUNCIATION OF ia'n anJ ~.
der, the torn CT violence would ee"'s'
and the waves of difcord be lulled to fe'.
Happy would i, be if the fa11-::D4e g
now carried on by the political raf''s Cd !,
che United States, could as eaaly DC emu -.
ed. If the virtue and good lenis Of Inv ~,
community could interditf and ''0p ,, a.,
torrent Of 5eyloa0l ab3lf and fa, n..,.,;ly
parry Ipiy;t, which at prefcnt 10 u0nspp he
divides our country, and interrupts "a - >.
friendly intercourGe ofmen, who w0piu p n
therwife unite as a band ofbrotllers' w.. b
fuch is the lot of human mature, Ill
good is not attainable, unm'xed WIN s, me
Even in the garden Of Parable, and 0' no nee
(" tree of knowledge" there was a. .,U U
goad and eya. Party fpirit has avn, VIXEN
been the bane of free governments. :.a;na
the people are loOereigz, the iai'e :..I,,G1a-
governs them, which appears IN m4, src;le
al, loverrign. They Will oiten ,o,fon.
their 4uRl, without committing f'ie :, haoih
Influenced by caprice, they VIII .;s D his
an Atifides, bccaaf. weary OF nea'n dss,tb.
jul}ice-and condemn Socrates ~ l lama,
becaule wi!er and better than 'ssA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-08

principle, condemned pesscp,;,.
i 70 and !, recommended freedom esI0n in u
hip in all the latitude , ss? Of
claimed as its due. On tb;s winch
expediency Of conforming ~ + p' n
OF the French people in Il. :. "a The vi
Of the Catholic fyaen, he he e s,'aslihs
variety OF arguments, all, hows ssls ln
tending to illufrate the aenss Newer,
he had formerly ftated-Frolnp 'l n
proceeds to an explanation Of I III. this
regulations which, by the a ,,.s lsVe
with the Holy See, had been forn aanSsns
part CT the fpeech will, howevs ,sd' II
ter underaood by aperulal Of ii. D.. osbs
ment itfelf. 'As sflans
He obferves |" tia. III. Pr...
Tefnment has treated with the pa 20
as a foyereign Potentate, but a. ' \. !, no
ofthe Church univsrlal, ofwbieb 0 = H Il
thoilcs torn part. 1t has acre, y "a
him on the terms according to viii yb;.b WI
Catholics fhall continue to ex.rci5t 40 o
religion in France. Such is ,he' ia seld
of the Convention entered into hl 'DFt
the Government and Pious VII. and os.l
fpecifc articles Of the Coaveation ~ ,a'l
French Protefants have no Chef
they have Minifers and Paeoy y ~
have diicipline, which Is the fame ;;o,5
different perluaGons. faitable ipRrrg;,.'
have been fixed upon, and ACCORDING :,
thefe the fpecifc articles of thele dissa,~',
feets have been lettled."
He concluded, after ieme farther sv,,
nations of the Convention, in the foIos,
ing terms F" By the nature Of thiops !
ligious inifitutions are thofe whicbolnn;l,
mankind mott forcibIy together; tba
which moa uninterruEsdly prelent them.
le!ves in all the fituations Of life; tbd.
which fpeak MOI fendbly to the hesr.
thofe which afford ths greatef corlolatia
under all the inequalities of fortune, AMI
which alone can render tolerable the dan.
gers and the injultice inleparabIs from the
focal fate. In word, they are ,hOie
which in offering support to the wre.ched
and prefenting to the criminal the PROJECT
Ufrepentance, beR deferve to be conidered
as the means of luccour to our weakness.
How deeply intereaed, therefore, is the
country in holding out protection to rei.
giop, hnce it is more Especially by the in.
fuence Of religion that 70 many individn.
ais defined +" to bear the heat and burdtn
of the day" &ill continue attached to tler
country.
I" Citizens Legislators, all the true
friends ofliberty will blels you for har.
ins alpired to the practice of thole grand
maxims which the experience of ages has
confecrated, and which have uniformly h-
cured the happinels of nations, and formed
the Rrength Of empires.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13
From CoRRRsporDr.r

%paea5W has been sceufed ct being a
ReVeiatien-rsader. a rar,irp fsra,ic3a
r,yalif-and the Federal Gazette, bscaufe
from its independence it difiains to r..
converted into a plant. fycofhsn,ic in
i,unent in the hards Ct the powers thu,
be, is termed BY the VirtHeHs proprietor of
che 'satpeudeaf and 'mtarfial American.
" an iniolenr, ilandercus and defama,ory
vehicle" Arguments fuch as thcie, wlo
Can combat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13

ExiraR gA letter rom a rspfa0bE eem-
merriaI bOgf in Neqv- Proriatntr, to
"rotfer in NeeU- 1drk, GoteG z7b 9aIy
1907, rce<iSed y Tie Neb Sa,trae,
taft. Jobrfos.
The Governor of this Iland has
hlued his Proclamation, declaring ibis
qor, fhut for the pefon, aeaina American
'eilels and failed Provifons not ad.
miihoIe from America, even in Britifh.
SeGels."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13

he becomes 70 eaectually depraved that he
j, unfit to be longer tru&ed: He therefore
.oush. to have fome refpite from his labofs,
IL the cacts 1t suifsying his fellow -citi-
zens ; and that BY tpe terms collation.
from his wickedneh, be may unlearn what.
ever evil arts Re has learned, while moi
fee.
But thefe are not the brightea plans
which Mr.. Eppes has formed tor the pre-
~ferystion, Of the liberties OF the people.
He direas the powers Of his penetrating
mind towards the judicial department, and
prcpoies TO I" yea the appointment ofthe
judges in congrels, ard 10 elect them fer
a period Of years; and to sbolih the
common law. This we may deem an inc
portan, tep in cur progres toward politi-
cal perfaet tabiixy.'2 Il is yeryJeshent thar
rhs conduct Of all men is governed by eer-
tain motives. Ths judgewho is not appoint.
ed for alimited tire, s is 0 dependant,
tsr the continuance OF his power, upon
the will OF fome part OF the government,
can have no motive for the faithful Diff
charge Of his duty. He has no @iuteref 10
administering jutice imPartialiity between
the, man oflow and ,he man OF high de-
gree. It is all the fame to him whether
the fri magiGrate, or the poorca citizen,
in the land obtains bis eaule. But if
judges are chofen for a limited time, and
elected by congres. they have the ffrcpg-
cit poGible motives tor faithfulnefs in Of
flee /; we'll knowing. that thereby they
will iecure their rejection. Here tie
motives are direa and plain ;--and to
the fscurity Of the Citizen, their
Judges aua be sh3f:n for a limited period.
The common law mutt be abolihed.--
The abfurdities Of that code, are TOO n.y.
m.rous for prefen, recital. Weonly OBJ.
ferve, that we have endured ell the hor-
rors of civil war for eight long years, to
procure our emancipation from the laws
OF England; and Gill we are held in fervi-
rude. The tenure Of our property, & the
Of our p~crfops, are Gill governed
by the arbitrary code Of G. Britain our
ofjuairew viii not undertake to goone
tep in their proceedings without recognize
ing that law; &,here is no fuch thing asob.
tanning any ~jultice in our country, without
conforming to the rules which it prefcrlbes.
How long ere this reproach lhall be wiped
away!Les Us trut to the pertervering afi-
duty of a Jefferfon, and the irreffable
genius Of Virginia Legislators for its &C.
complement,
rN~ ~ G
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13

duce the time OF iersice7 OF the iena'ot. .
the United ..Sraees 20 the lame PeIlea
with the houfc OF representatives, ana 60
! abolitifshe fyftem OF Glazing them, woa!a
,insfoduce inso that ooay tue iane 'p'l''
that Psrvades the lower -houis. ana ie"-
der 'nem equally pure ey reducing 'ne.a
TO dependence % moe VINO eaes'
them-Ssio reoder the Preiaent inelig'oie
after . certain period until a.term OF years
fhaiil hare i~nfe'veaed, wouia greatly lei
ion the danger, which may at ione perl
cd or other afiie from the imporI'nt pow
ers entruited to that officer. 10 renae
the JJntges incapable o. naiasnS any o'ner
Office during their continuance as Judges,
% ve.teae'r appoiatTneas IN eaaa:e'a ana
TO eieststhem ora period OF years. woaid
iniore a taithsoi disc'iarge OF Their du'les'
by rendering them k all other cf'csrs'
anenabie at itated periods 10 the pubic
will. The voice OF the community mas
been 10 fully exprsisd on the 'ide]ee' or
Inc pfeiS, ana the ooious ahisaPs'on ny
our federal judges OF powers derived from
the common law OF England. that Pefma-
nent proViiion, Will doubtleis De made on
shole interett'ns fuojectS' To unite with
the republicans In forwarding 'he'e amend
ments, or any other calculated 10 snture to
the people OF this eodatry and their poi
teri'y, a complete reiponiibiii'y OF proiic
iervants,will afford to me that realiat'stac-
tion which always attends the iapPort OF
meafures fanctioned by your feelings and
principles, With reiPett,
am your fsliaw e'tizea'
john w. EffES.
Ebsfrrfrfd, June IS, 1902.
We have been much Pieaied with this
addrets, as there is 10 much regard mani
feRed for the %irtereit OF the people, that
its author could have been influenced by
no other motive in the ofero Of his fervices;
and befdes, the very modcit manner IN
which the addrefs is made, entirely pre-
cludes every fuppoftion OF telhth coulider-
%ations.
But the modeRy of the thing is not its
mott difinsuihed characteristic. New
aad important principles Of lesllla'ion are
here unfolded, which, but for the genius
Of Mr.. Eppes, might never have been dif-
covered, or, if dilcovered, might never
have been promulgated. The diviGon Of
the legilature into two branches or rather
the organization OF a Senate, was made
with a view to p~,eierve the proper and ne.
cefTa,v balance between the power Of the
executive and that of the immediate re.
prelentatiyes of the people, and proven.
an .encroachment by one upoa the rights
of The other. But it is now difcoyered,
thar the convention. in the height of its
zeal for the attainment Of this obiea,
have continued body yeaed with ariAo.
cratic powers which threaten the dearuc.
ton Of the libertie, of the citizen. To
doaway this evil Mr.. Epaes fagacicuAy
propoies to amend the contribution, and
" reduce the time of fervice of the SEGA.
TORS" for Gurely the fhor,er the time for
which they are elected, the lels mil.
chief can they do. Under tn. p,ef.nt ar.
ranpement they hold their Offices fer fix
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-13

N. B. Tickets to be had at ]. v.
Thomss's Book fore, and at the Office Of
the Theatre.
Auguf II.