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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-12
a!tranorta aDDerttser.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II.

MIR. DAYTON, our late Envoy to the
Fench republic, came paaeosor in the
Atlantic, arrived at New York. We
unlertand (lays the Commercial Adver.
tikr) he is the bearer of fundry difpasches
no our government, and will proceed i'm.
nsdiate'y for Warrington.
Flour, at London on the 9TH Of No
yenber, was SOS. Ga. tterling per Jack
rs. I'd. lower than the return immsdi-
ately preceding it.
In the night Of the sd Oaober, the
day on With the Preliminaries of Peace
with England were publihed, very re-
marx able conjunction was obierved of the
planets Saturn, Jupiter, Venus, and the
Moon. near that beautiful Nar Regulus.
The celebrated astronomer MEssIER gave
an account of this intereiting phenomenon
in the fitting OF the National Ineitu,e on
the :sta. Landau Paper.
On Tuelday laft in the Houfe of Re-
prelntatives OF the Urited States, a me-
mori,l was prefented from Lewis du Pre-,
of which the following is copy:
To tk eovtrument sftke Unhed S:a,et, in
Congrsf a0smbhe9.
cpvcNpc
1t has plealed Almighty God ifor pur-
pofes noit extenGyely benevoIeni} to DIFF.
cover to me the principles of the beyfr2
mstio,s ivulgarly called PERPETUAL mo
tien) for which I truf / am thankful (as,
no doubt, every citizen Of the fuper-emi-
nen,ly favored land of Columbia ou2h. to
bel for the peculiar bleiiug.
In prosecuting a fuit for the cuaomariiy
executive pecuniary advantages which the
practice Of ancient liberality has efabiiih.
ed, as the reward of tr1<v<,ing ingenuity
aud indufry, l meet with difficulties in-
larnountablc without the aid Of legila.
tive interference.
l therefore truf that your juaice and
republican pa,riotiim will induce you to
take the laajest into confederation, and as
fpeedily as peIblc obtain, from the ,erisi-
cal caket where it lemain, depodsed,
the p,<eisa, boxaty, to efeauate which
you !siesy Poaek promifc OF tn: cor.
dial c, cooperation Of your real friend and
fellow.citizen.
LEWIS pu PRE-.
goth day osperfea motion.
.Jaxxay !, 1902.
Ona motion to refer the above petit
ton to felett committee.
Dr.. Mitchell faid if there was ever
cafe in which it was prcre. TO decide
againR1 the reference Of petition to :
eoumitste, that this was fuch an one. II
was evident N ste Ease Of the petition
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A pack, Of hounds will throw
off near Darreils Hill, on Monday the
the 18th init.
Jan. II. eo3tt
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TO BE HIRED,

A CARPENTER, who j. aHo =
Cooper, two Sawyers, 4 BkekCnish,
and one or two Laborers. Apply TO
RICHARD BLAND LEE.
SuI!y, Fairfax County,
Jan. II. 2aw3w
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08
Useful DLSCOYERIES.

Mr.. Foriyth, lawyer in Scotland
has lately oifcovered a cheap and >afy
proceis for converting potatoes, carrots
Parinips, turnips, and all fmi,ar roots
Into meal, which can be transported
and Prelerved as well as the meal Of
grain. The flour Of carrots and part
nips IS particularly agreeable to the
taise and fmell. The fame gentleman
has Uncovered a more cheap and eaGy
mode Of falling fin than is now pratt
fed ; Podeaing the advantage, that the
quality Of the f4lt and fzill Of the
workmen are Of lsfs importance.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08
HAr.

The heating Of hay, tho it is 0acked
while too green, may be eaily prevent
ed BY the following GmPle method,
now Praailed by the moG respectable
farmers in England; They fluff a
lack as hard as they can with hay, and
tie the top tight with a cord ; they then
make the rick round the fack, which
they pull up as the rick advances ia
height and it is pulled out at the top
when the rick is hnifhed. Thus tun-
mel is left in the middle Of the hay,
which admits circulation of air, and
prevents the heat which olherwift occa
iion its deRruaion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08


Melr1. Yundt & Brown,
have been for fome fhort while OF
opinion that a fweat Of black Snake root
will cure the yellow fever. have fever
al reafons for thinking this, but aiming
at brevity | omit them. with an ex
pertinent to Be made If it fucceeds
land ] have the grratelt hope Of I'D |
fay further that Glafs Of black fnake
root bitters taken daily during the ftafon
will prevent any one from taking this
diRsmper.
Perhaps lome Phyfcians may FAY
fuch fweat in that cafe IS immediate
death notwithRan ling which ! pray
an experiment may be made.
Twenty FIVE years ago they f4id a
vomitwas immediate death in the camp
fever, but it proved on trial an immedi
ate relief 10 all that took it, and feyera
70 relieved, are here Gill to prove it.
a FRIEND.
p. S. Tn: above fwest will cure the
autumnal fever in an hour, of which |
have had 40 years experience.
Baltimore county, Oaober Is.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08
From tbs CeAtiHcE.
MIR. WoLcoTr'S Addrefs
70 tbf PEOPLE eftbe UNITED STATES
No. VII, AND LAST.

mo. Vii, AND LAST.
IN conlidering the inculpations Of
the inveRiga,isg committee, and the
anlwers OF Mr.. Wolcott, We have had
ample realon 10 convince ourlelves,
that party fpirit and perfonal malice
were the great iuRigators Of the report /:
That in the floor of cenure The com
mittee have poured upon the late ad
minifration, NOT one drop of iulice,
much lefs of candid indulgence, was in
termingled That inlidious mifrepre
lentation or glazing fallhood, have been
the corner-ltore upon which the whole
fabric of elimination was ereded and
that Of the eight charges which have
paded under review, there is not one
but an honorable enemy would have
fpurned not one but generous enc.
my would have abhorred.
The ninth charge however prelents
the majority ofthe committee in a new
point of light It furniibes US with the
meafure OF their information and IN.
derltanding upon certain principles of
the law Of nations-It relates 10 the ex.
penditures which have taken place for
what are commonly called fc,4t ErVice;;;
and it is impoilible with ferrous face
10 Gate the ground which the commit
tee have aalmed-Witb ferrous face,
DID IfAy nay, an Amer can citizen,
who feels for the honor of his coun-
try, for the honor, l will not fay,
of its common honelty, bat Of its com
mon ferie, nun be more than feiious
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08
B0NAPARTE e EfOREAU.


BoEAPARrE and MoREAU are tie two
military colofi of the day. Such is
the trAnfcendency of their achieve.
ments, and the fplendor Of their names.
that they admit not of comparison
with any other living characters. Even
Charles Of Aulria, tho 6ll}ingu;lhed
general, bears but fecondary rank in
the fca'e Of greatneE.
1t is doubted by fome which Of the
two heroes of France (hotsI be eneem
ed pre- eminent in military accomplish
ments. Perhaps the following remarks,
founded on recollection of the con.
duf Of thele generals in the field, may
dled forne light on this controverted
Point
Moreau is confummate in concluding
a retreat. Bonaparte ia never fufFering
iuch a movement to be neceaary. To
a chief who fights only to conquer, and
never fails in the plan of campaign,
the fcience Of retreat would be uGelels
and curnberfome Moreau is unequal.
led IL the art Of extricating an army
from difficulty aud danger, Bonapalte
in that of never allowing his army to
fall into either. MORGAN can leize on
opportunities as they offer, and is cal
culated TO fuRain the moa obRiuate
conA9. Bonaparte is capable Of crea
ting opportunities and conduds his
attack with fuch imPetuoGty, that vic
tory generally declares for him before
obfinacy can be dilplsyed on the part
Of the enemy. Moreau, qualified to
receive an attack with invincible firm.
nef, and repel it with equal courage,
Pofeaes happy and fplendid adem-
bIage Of talents for defending his coun-
try againit invading armies, bur looking
down on the mere butinels Of defence.
It belongs to Bonaparte alone to con
quer Italy and Egypt, and bring even
the empire Of Germany to his feet. Ia
battle, Moreau refembles the cliff that
receives, unfhaken, the fury of the tenn
pei; but Bonaparte, the impetuous
thundercloui, whole lightning nothing
terreRial can withfand. Moreau is,
indeed, a great general, and a Perfea
epitome CT the art of war but Bona.
parte, the child Of genius, the pupil Of
fortune-Bonaparte, hyperion to the
difciplinc OF military fchools, is formed
by nature for conqueror.
LONDON PAFER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

THE Italian Republic has adopted
a national flag, which is delcribed be
low, and which has been officially an
nounced to the government of the Uni
TED States, By the Charge des Affairs
Of the French Republic, in confcquence
Of inltruaions received from his gov
eminent.
Flag Of tie Italian RePuEEe.
A pattern Of the flag Of the Italian
Republic has been tranlmitted by the
French government to the maritime
prefea5. 1t conGas Of a paralelogram
Of ret ground, Of which one eide is
double the length Of the others, 10
this paralelogram is contained a lozenge
Of white ground, and within the 10
zenge Paralelogram ola green ground.
The pendant is divided into four com
partments. The ira next the acorn is
a trapezium of red ground, contain
ing white iioclcs triangle, with the
baGe touching the fecond compartment,
which is a green ground with white
border above and below. The third
conflt. of tranverfe ftfipes, the extremes
Of which arc red, and the intermediate
ones white. The fourth is entirely red.
Warrington paper ] y
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AN EXTR ACT.

" When Athens YVES .a1daed BY H.
Ianasr, be appointed thirty men for the
admlnlliration Of thar city, who inaied;-
ately fell into the rankeit tyganny; bae
this was not al !; for corceising their
power NOT founded on bghs large enough,
the admitted three tloLEand into mare
OF their government. !; and thus fortified,
became tie csueiett Tyranny upon record.
They murdered IT. cod blood great NUN
bers OF the bet men without any provo
cation, from the mere iua OF cruelty, Ike
Nero or C.<igvla. This was fuch nnrr-
her OF tyrants Together, as amounted to
near third paFt Of the whole city ; fer
YcAoph5u tets Us, that the CRY contained
about Ten thou!and hooles and allowing
one man to every houle, who could have
s.y lhafe in The government (she ret con-
fitting Of women, children ard fesyzats)
Z making other oh,iops abatement, theie
tyraaSs, if they had been careful 10 az
'here together, might have been mojori-
" even Of The people collcaivcly.'s
Some reoplc, who are rather too good to live in
this World fancy chat Jacobina viii ger every
thing into their clutches, and then ics every
thing Zip olt Of their fingers again, merely to
flew their power in the hra isitance and their
generclity la-the lecond They fem to think
that the wolf purlues and hugs the fheep only to
warn. IN che embrace Of his wool They .upp f=
the c .ptor is no pirate. and viii let go his prize
only on taking lalvlge. Others, lcis credulous,
view thief: matters in very different ishr. In
a few months We fall know better that We do az
prelenN. We ihail fee how "li5cfty will be
ranlomed out CT the hands of The opu'ens."
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idsa vas coaeeiyeI, M. T..muf have ben,
conlcious, thai tossvnjW Il would be fatal
TO his own popularity. 10 atipit this
point niait have been a matter Of gresr
moment and equal deii,acy. IS log IS
The American people bshoid paine calsit.
aad tonaled 10 thebc!on Of tie executive,
ana u the iaaic time vomiting forth libsis
on Waalington, the ir.edaib!e imprenion
vii be, shls Paine and Tie exscus;yc ere
atloeiased in the in;qoipus wofk. IfMt.
J Ha.ion IS wiling iaaar this mputa-
t ,ou,Ee Will pesieyelei in his psytn coa,!e.
fbllad. Gss
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P..ILADELPnIA, Dec. Z.

Ciessed, hip Cleopatra, BIakilton, G..
Town; Reoecca, NJ sleeyer, Falmouth
AID market; ith'r Lacretis, Morton,
Bofcn.
Caps. Morris Of The brig Hannah, from
ST. Kits, On 2zd Nor. in LAT. Is, So,
long. 90, 2 fpoke brig Brand wine, Ga 2r.
Clark, bound TO Point Petre, our Q days,
all we'll. Nov. II, ipoke chip Fanny,
out "A hours, both from this posI, ali
w:...
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-06

Waller 'aile'. he fcsmsr Of ,hsics |, IS
reported, had purcbacd very large guam
thy OF pepper II the rase Of II dollars
per pecul,
On Wednsfday laf, was launched from
the yard Of Mr. Stephen league, moi.
beautiful ih;p, Of about 40 tens mealure
ment. She was named the Sir Alldfew
Saape Hammond, in compliment 10 The
pre}snt worthy comptroller OF The Navy
Board.
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To capt. Allen, OF the Connecticut, ar
rived yeferday, we are Indicated for q file
Of the Calcutta Government Gazette 20
the 10Th of July. They contain but In
tie news. The following are the only ar
ticIe; worthy Of notice.
july s.-On Thuriday arrived al Dr.
amond Harbor, the American ihip Ci,i-
zen, Brakeman, from Tenerife, which the
left on the 18th April.
On Tueiday anchored eff Calcutta, tss
American hip Bonnetta, capt. Benjamin
Lander, from Madras.
We are much concerned to fate, that
accounts were received in town lat week,
of capt. Young, late of the veiIel called
the Onrooa, having been murdered BY a
Seacunnie on the paaage from Melacca to
Madras, whittier fhe vas bound. Itap.
psays, that the ye1el having conhdera-
bic quantity Of treaiure on board, induced
the perpstration OF this atsocious att, The
Seacunnie hoping to poiieis hilnfelf Of II,
and carry the vehel TO Pegre where he ex-
pefed TO eleape with iaiprnity. Dubi-
Gus, however, Of being able TO conda<s
Ter thither, the life ST III. officer vas ff'sr.
ed, that he might navigate her to the &c.
fired pcrt, which undeg pre,ence Of doing,
he direSisd her cousle TO the Coromaadei
Coaa, and fortunately reached Vizagspa-
tam, where the murderer vas iecuTed, and,
no doSbt, will meet with the paniihmen.
due to his crime.
A letter from Pineng, dated Sth JurS,
iays, g The early fstling in Of the S. w.
Monloon, has been attended witk fuch e.
we're weather, as hardly ever before expe-
llenced, In conisquencc of which feyeral
veasls have beer obliged to put INFO this
port, after receiving comfortable damage.
The gales have extended with equal force,
more than 20 degrees along the bay.
Juy i2-Ihe Hen. Company s cruz
sr Mornirgton, with Lieut.. Col. Symes,
and fnit on board, had arrived at Ran
COON, all well, and was mott hardfome-
iyreceived by the Bnrnah governments.
JuJ l9.-We have the pleaiaret to an
nounce the fsfe arrival Of the EAT India
cOmpany's faips Lady Burgess, and Bar
Ing, from England and Madras. We IN
tefaand thar comfortable quantity of
iptcie has been imported 10 the Lady Bur-
ges, bolh on account Of government and
individuals. Whit the above ihips we're
4 Madras, his Majefy's Aoop Victor.
captain Collier, arrived there from Sucz,
alter months pafase, having on board
MAJOR. Genesal Baird and flute, who it i,
giaor.
The markets for opium and piece goods
adl continue very favorable; the former
@slcle was telling at 500 dollars per chef
9 Batavia, ana at Geo dollars per chef q
lac Wet Coat.
Previous 10 the depsrture of the " al
sS'' Prov had arrived At Bencsolcn from
As Peggy llapd,, with an account of
a1l'e woman, having been fcen on Glore
"a one Of them.
Inc America and Rofe, two American
Ups, were on the Wea Coat when the
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nnyoreIy Of ,suas il is-what wouls' not
have beet, bore IL their teebleit Gate les
thas tia. iaduced them TO sfuae ma
ti9nal conllqnense "a eonfsquenee which
injured shci, Independence. Yet The day
has srilen when asntiicaas aEe unworthy
OF tEemlei*es when tie voice Ct calumny
reaches even the ma1iisps Of tie dead, and
the aaies Of America's p:liiica isviour are
diitusbed by the bsual hands Of an out
cat, and ramely fuIa'iS'ea TO.
a VIRGINlAN.
m Z, caet;suxJ
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ia * centigasal

We underitand that there is coed rea-
lon TO cenfider the late mea.ures Il The fG-
tendant at New Orleans as hasing origi-
mated entirely with hiElGs.!, and as being,
of conlsgaence, unau;hoiiled BY tie Spa
NTH government.
Ameng many circumstances indicative
of this, are the decided oppoh;ion OF the
Governor tothe mes!lrcs ofthe Intendans,
and the determination Of the commercial
tribunal nor 10 carry his decree into ef-
l,tf.
From the aeps, no doabi taken by our
government, a rational expectation may
he entertained that The decree will :;be re-
val-ed before il can have operated extsn-
avely % Ike injury OF Gus trade On he
MaaHippI, as OF the salt amount Of pro-
duce foate1 down tina. river, no article 0!
comfortable value, befides cotton, is de-
podted at New Orleans ill Feb;uary and
as that article not being p-Fifhable, will
experience bur i.nali injuiy tfon a ,emro-
rary detention at the ha;chez.
Nat. Lnnl
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n = | l & +.

THE SUBSCRIBER intending
flortly TO embark for Europe, hereby gives
Notice, sba: he has appointed Anthony
Gresfe and John M.Iyer his Auornies,
and that fllsy are duly aathorixed 10 tranf-
at his huiiaris in his ahfence.
RICHARD YEITCH.
NoY. II. law
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Y9t. iH!el.
Extyaa ga letter, datea PERI Rs5aJlican,
III of NeVfm5sr.
Death and dcflrnc,ion threaten us even With.
III thoic fortified walls; in hQrt every town, VII
lage, &c. from The Cape to his place has become
the prey CT the brigands and the hares--we
maintain, yet a few potts ct Mirebalas, Grand
Bois and Cuf &c Sac But fl m al api Car 4nces
they will foen &c wrctted Fl, III u, an France
will have not! ing left il th:s devoted iiland but
the Cape, Porr Republican and the Mole, as the
South, hitherto 10 quiet, exhibits alteady the
dreadful iymptoms ot approaching revolution.
A report having got into circulation,
thar French army had actually taken
pod3aion OF Orleans, we can fare in con-
tradletion, on the authority of gente,
nan late from Natchez, that no army has
arrived that Major Fulton formerly
known in this country, and now in the
French feiyicej had asriyed ar Naschez,
and faied that the French would take
poGtiion OF the colonyihogsly and that
the Spaaiih commandant at New-Orleans
had received official notice from lis coul.
of the ceiilon, and intended change.
4eai2ty 9eptr.
It is Engular faa that Tom Psiae's
third letter has extor,ed from loae Of tie
rankea democratic editors, the exterior
Of cenfure. We deem ie nothing more
than the Radow. We hare la5Aaniial
reaions for fulpeesing their incerity On
this as On mott occahons. If thefe men
had Away. eyinced tenderness for the
reputation of Warrington, while living,
we lhould not have been iurprifed az their
rsfenting an outrage on his memory, now
he is no more. There mua be ioms caule,
other than that which is apparent, FER this
fudden devotion TO his character. What
that cauie is, moments reflection will
luggeG to every mind.
That the memory Of Warrington Is
dear to America is uuquetiorable. Not
withdrawing the uptightnefs Of his con-
duct during long life OF isfvice, Ike O.
ther mortals, he was nos exempt fram
rhe attacks af envy aud malice. While
living there were wgelches who hated
him for his greatness, 1hefe even now
take delight in petlccssing his mamory.
Among them no one has been more con-
fpicuous, more impudens and outrageous
in their attacks (hall we except TAPER
Dwight y than Thomas Paine. I'll. en-
nifty to Warrington has never been con
cealcd. II IS co-extenive with his name,
and indeed forms a prominent feature Of
his political rotoriery. Ofthis circum-
ilance, 70 well known 10 the world, Mr..
Jeaerion could NOT be ignorant, when he
70 cordially preied him 70 return to this
country, and e lawfully poured out en-
comiums on him. Ii will not therefore,
be a TRAINED contribution, from thEle pre-
mites to infer, that Mr.. !. coinciding in
fentiment on this fubicct with his sorref.
pondent, folicited his preience for the Ian
liable plrpaie of DEMOLISEjING THE
POsTHUMOUS FAME OF WASH.
-INGTOM!!!
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Cleared, foap CATO, ID rel, reSmua'a,
J;,,ls Villa, Aver, Clarleaon.

JieHfcl, b"t'p s>0.os ~ TEL, Ilslaay
I;t,ls Villa, Aver, Cllarleilon.
Avivca jfaee tar lrf.
Ship Ccnneeiicut, Allen, in no days
from Calcutta, The dip Actrets, faiied
"a day before the Conaetficut, far tbs
rorr. Left there, Zip CoEnslius Of PHI
Iaselphia; Wentworth, Of Cotton brig
sally Of salem; Roebu,k. of Pl.ltadel-
chi. and flip Citizen, Of and for this
s6;p Henry, rogers il s. days from
Hal.
Brig scipio, Pu'dy in S days fl m s..
Ubes. Ooober z3, in lat 20, 81, fpoke
the Bclona, Nichols, out 80 days from
Caaiz bound 10 this port. In lar. 50,
~, Gsoke fct'r William and Mary, Dan
amcre, from Opoyso, our 4 J days, bound
10 this port iupplied US with half bar.
rel Of bread. September 10 LAT. IS, 20,
lpokc the fshoonsr Fanny, from New
London bound to Barbados. September
-, ia LAT. 60, 50, fpoke a ichooner from
Liibon, bound 10 Bottom, s!out 7 days.
Left at ST. Ubes the brig Difpatch, Den
mis-, 10 lail in S days, aud the nip Ballot,
iua arrived. Spoke the flip Patriot.
from Roehfort, belonging 10 Bottom, going
into ST. Ubes.
Brig Harrio,t, Goold, from ST. Kits,
Nov. "a, fpoke ia flip from New York.
bound to Jamaica, 3dsys out. Yeferday
morning captain G., experienced a heavy
gale eff the Hook, IN which he carried
away his main yard, and very mach IN
iurcd his fails SC.
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ihrcs ration, day, with wife and three chill
dren 20 maintain, is now left IN the wildernef.,
al We hundred miles diisnce with only 20 dol.
lars bounty for the laa years. and 40 dollars
for each additional years fsrsice, apd with three
raiions for every twenty milss, makisg feventy-
FIVE days rasions, aad only about forty dollars
more for travelling expenses. Alas poor
wretch. what will be do ]
Au,shrr ,saAy tssy qvnieb, who has been
~ ,hc fesyicc teo year,, without wife TO Goa
fole Or three children TO pralile around him |!
fusensg for years ondss the prsaars of forty
dollars month and three rations day, y nov
Icfs in the wildsracfs with tho tifing srat0ity
Of four hundred dollars, with an allowances Of
ono days rstions for each Gx miles and two
thirds Of his diasace fsom home. os sae pay for
il. and perhaps not moIe Than hxsy dollars 90
pioe along the road with. ell tie ~sy home from
Marietta 20 Lenox 10 ~ Gschuis;ts. This Us
fortunate dsrs.g,d 1systcb te4s the sspperlation
Of CAPTAIN Charles HYDE, aod has written
aImoa a, chaisticniiicsiy IS Captain ohn
Michael. A friend Informs ls nc whites nsar
ly thus,
/" Tbyapb ,be p,staierte Of Jaesbisjm i5s
Py.Gdesi ba, d<royg,d me koH bsss BY God !
B,Csd 1 bo4s b,mI Ibese 4eD mill ksfp me bate
| him, IS, eani baff bim balf lad rneggb."
How patriotic, how dim smited do thcfe
gentlemen, BY their ientiinenIs appear To he
ordered into eivI hyr, when notrsu Of sipii,,y
is attached 20 their character, how ferrous a
calamity
Republicans Of fach dcfcfiption ore the
ha,sp Of Jsgeriou generally accuitomed to
pcculstion, idlenei, and diiIipatioa, they love
TO riot on the Pillage of the laborious, and
hate eipR life.