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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

To rob ka of,he former. il eoaiequen,Iy bsief
srime than 10 deprive him OF esfhrr or OF both
he latter. And | cannot but ihink that he who
IS vic enongh TO esp'ay fsch means rs you have
employed to ruin the character of ansao.s. in-
noceD', and oisful man. would be william esoagh.
did opporcnity Offer, 70 minge poilon with nis
oessiage, CT. did futiicent courage iAfpirc, ID
piant dagger in his heart
You may think nv language BayG-I be-
lieve il is /se5 ar y14 </Syte---l believe il 10
lapguag- thar zra36e eack1olvkdgsS;,fby by alsrge
im>j lrity of your prelent iupp1uer., ab tnsy
ihsii have tar fe?reienfsfion OF your charac-
ters aud conduet.-WheIher they receive this
representation from me. depends rSuch upoa
yorr future dcmesopr. and move upoH o,h-r
IciScumadr.i which can neither reach sos
con rol.--it is not improbable that nay vet
h,li a miror 10 your view. and prcfcns your
porfait 10 the public. 1T Is not unliksly thar
flc wreichrs. wh,.hzvs been Joar intigsfors SD
sfiNaois, bot who have ooaces,sd tnenieis ss
from pubic kaor.sdgc by Htai,ioGs iigns,arss.
and have aeiei ih. pafr Of mi tpi.hr ,n0rderers,
eili be Tagged .'.th .sam thsis p;i7sces, and
exPoi;d g oblcIvaion and cxscss.iou. -
A. p'ecnl, Genilencn. h, ing allcsdy ex-
oeedcd The iimi.s ! pssieribsd 90 "a sst q he's
ccmmenc-d 'h, feeond sd,i.eG 10 yoo. in coa.
p!ianee wih hat ] oegmed my iscr-d -du,y. /
ihsi conc!ncs @i,h lEe sGDrapc: OF ny ixc1t 1tyeg.
br ese'smpi. RElALlAllO&.
July z5, i8oz.
[Gs- P,iun, IF PaB,rs 4olo Lav. ts5bgci
ne foft1eef :, Srbieb ibe a5sVf a RetG. zo,H
fUie'e ibto le g.T,Afb By eiang fb,f a yL.ee.
RtJES"'s1 ESas''a,e 'oan.jfed 70 'ge,i u.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
F,,u q. l7na~rJ rsvs AMiaicAS.
To M nn. SHERMAN & MIRSHoN,
Eli,o,, gf lke +" 7,esie, FsdeyaLF."
[Ap2licable 20 the Newport Mercury. aud It's
Editors.
Gen,kmsn,

ofHfNWeNp
yETHgN addrlei yno ,hsough the me
w dun oi ,he Trus Amer csa ot isa %eek.
old ooI expeft 10 ,ocn 20 have tounG ccsson
70 renes my add'cis. Bar on sIancing is.
c6nd ,ne over your paper os thc Sih July, |
diicnvsri.- sridlt ryonafons MAJ, OF fslic-
~ ,od. ana fcani'iues ~lIh which IT'S ce!unns
n, CANNED, an article which, as it is calcallt-
I'd 10 dsoci,e snd niaesd he people, ard TO de-
uac, fsom shs vel! earn'G p>puisEty Cfonf PEE
isnt coni,,iu'icnal rulcrs, demands ipms Cx-
rofore. Tina, ,hofe ~hrfc ha6da arc TOO pr'e
- oe fuliled wi,h yoer polimei lneet. aai vino
cunfqueatly have hps had sn opportunity OF
iceins the al,cle 10 which a.lIds. may be
gssIihed with a iuli view OF i.. here inic's 1t
eaiils:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
To be Sold.

a LOT of Land, conia;ring upwards Of
( = acres, fronting Tanncr & Wsrncr Strcs,,
with Houle. ~el fafred paved Cellar; and
never filling well Of water. Alfo, Stable and
Chsife- e-Houf..--Like~ ~ifc for f,le, I.ot, 'front.'
ing Broat -freet aud Tanner Street. wish large
conmodious Dwelling Hoaie Shsp, Stab!c,
and Cha.ic- Hsufe. For terms. ,pply to
OLIVER READ.
N,rrso.t. Marrh 10. 1907. -7te
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
TO BE SOLD.
II F Il K NJ.

II r II r NJ,
I YiNG in Exeter. .Sta'e &C Rhode-Il,na,
A. about ex miles from Wexford, contain
log SO acres Of good Lard. Nth two Dwelling
H'uies. and other oa' buildinga. J, m,v he
rurcha!ed together, or in fefafa'e dsiEons.
Paynent viii be made eafy.----Aifs.
A flare in the Ohia Company.
contsioing nearly raelye Hond,.d Acres ct
cScellcnt Lsna. For further particular. scply
20 PARDON TILLINCHAST.
Ersx,. Fe6. IS. sod
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
g-saj5'1 {" ir,, oi,, ttir 0iy;;" and.
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gsaJ5'1 +" iy,, oi,, itir oiy:" and.
"LRs s5e 5qjfL,6 faJ,ir Of a zgioa.
I'm ssl trace ssbnd"
Tel il in Cab Pubiifh il 10 the areet'
of f,soEn ,he f,s,dsst sf ibs Cn'ffd sfH'f'
once rode 10 tbe CAriToL on honepsck s"'
teS hs horte to----A PIG III. by pro-
claiming hi, inirifs'ablc oouage 20 'le Psop'e'
.~e Snould no, iucc,rd 10 dragging him. At o1ee,
from his eIe,s,ioo, VIC may, ~ lsst, tSc'fe an
jnfuuetli "a: and, 20 avcogiog the ia'ali, you
nav rel, ON rhc fsithfni f-ryises ot yoar art'sns
eollea.c eiSiNiCo 'HLO io''
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
For Sale.

For Sale,
CEVERAL Lot,'of Lsod, lying b.,ween ,he
- Rev. Mr. Hofkin's M,sting Hoofe, and tbs
Stone Mill, "a Mil Street. .-Enqune Of
JOHN BANISTER.
Newport. M,rch ,9. ,sos. %
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
as M Nc S.


yoisd. be would %, inhf vpon; ycS he ha
Sac ycs,, from 4ib Mach 1904 10 fh Mace
1904, DsId. z5.co'
ad. Ne a,vsoccd 10 Bsas DaD.
I'm, lot cstsying PtsEdthl a laus's
,rcAty ~ France. Thich any lufer.
cargo os captain Ct mcry hsnt vehrl
would have carried tor aik,ns,I 5000;
81. lie hes laJ on, 10 rersiring
ihe gc,ceAG' aAe, ihe erat agysS
- be Delivered 10 ,hc F,eoch, aud
~sas F,s,A ve0s!. s,,oos
5ih. hr w.. rsii,d, or oapie'i 10
he raif,,'. the /aigriI Of ais Jee,e!ayies
and cficrrs, .ycanb. is,occ
s'h, ]. ;oohihly ddch7rsirg fc.
versio hundied narnfyf, ~ho had re-
sawed I}e,bs ona baFrLt. and then,
wnco ihcy ~efc ~anten Lou ai,er 70
,end saroa a.. 9rtei,,ds pi,s,e,. b.
ing OBJ, god 10 ,aIe nspo refran,, aud
10 ray f,.,6 borsy ara g,ue segv
slelbs, l. eoA The Ugsled States rrfya. Io.occ
oh. By vaodAg The Isnyn0f
M,s,. hich we're laid 90 ,,yfsrd JHgar.
orb&,. -Fsnp,, fi'gIa,r eanngp, Ii
Cgpics ~ fell seno snd nsts'os Atf,/ss.
(srd of coutie Tell Oh che yrb a,i
s,Oisp,aos'I be has oartsd uiih sn m
c@s 'rio ne 7's~Jay d the ysa,D
fam ot 900, o,occ
7,h. 7l1y itsnfasS dc!!ars ex-
pended upon that part Of bi, m,bSge
Tor te.,roying the .jsfieie,y, wh,eh
inuh assin BE- revived, 3o.cco
Sfh. Errs charges on the feni,a
of Corg,eb..la confeqnence Of his
peruiciuus m,01,gs. 5000
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

NIakfTE ,ts tO' Wfpts tof ub'y oFr JcNrs d
ree1ich expenditure and loh os above ten kSs-
e,sd ,tsujssd dsiia,y f---Whstc OF upwasds OF
gisr buvdysS fLosjlaJ al ,ho.e edol,a's ~ill be Lon
iqs,y ,ssy Ja,ing bu sy'nsd,arsS! This is The
Jspiss Psefax,--l the jy,ens II tke psefie! F,or
faeh ificn(is nay God deliver ApooR MAN.
THE above is copied, VOID for word
from yosr pager of the s,h Joly. tSse heupen
Mrsy Of Jsiy s.l-Auy psdon OF comhan
understanding, sho reads IL w,,h ,he leaf AZ.
tension, viii irHan,ly die ser its fallacy and
every luan os common honeAy moa shher The
, vile Ipisis which can ors,!oy loch bafs means 70
bring INFO con'em9t the Law iul auihciitts os
cer countsy.---Lst us sor mvnicat inveaissie
this fpecious tsienent.
The a ohasg- againa Tic PreGdeni is. that
he has dawn from the 'rrea.ury bD saus jaioyy,
ier one year ending the 4th os Match lsis.
IL is. GcntleI,eo, o, a,eient rasxis, CON-
tsinod in volume for ~hieR you tsehsl nueh
veners,ion, ,hoagh you habiuaily ,iolsic It's
ptecepn aud d;hbey its ihjustiions, tia, "9bt
ssboys, Is saouby Of bu bye." II this maxim
was tue as il reesred our former psedden,s,
how much more esi,:ently 10 a. IL regards oui
prceot Never did a more d;aicult or syducus
tak devoiyc upon pahlic cficer, than thar un.
6crtsksn NJ MIR. Jeffrfoo 50 his elevation To the
sh'ss msgiissacy, of checking me couupIons
and scfernscg the shUtes which had eteps. nr
sa'her Which had ssNsI into ths aacxiniars,ion
ofous Rovesnutns during the ptesaeoey os his
F,ydcrsaor. 1hm TAX Ne la, cxcco,ed in a
nTS~nv ~hich exceeds he moa fargp,nc hOpcs
OF zoe wrmeh friends 10 the pohi,cal fy acan
~h'ch he pa, 10 oprra,ion in . manner which
mutt not oaly eadesr rim 70 HI, tciisx- x-ei,izens
f. the z.a' NC has difsovcrcd TO promote thcr
prsscut and permanent welfare, bot excite their
admiration ~ the msAcr!y talsu,s hr, has dh.
rls,ed in 'he conception and ace eumplifAncn, Of
his satiou, plans Of reformation and Improve
meu,.--Nlr. Jefrrfon has drawn from the trsf-
ey bst enc faiasy s,lssksd him BY kS, and er,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

Which ne ot~s for i'lc very loE, amongf
when arc the t9!ioaing anices--
Llneas, ladies fne cotton Hole
Furniture Ca'i.coes, win irce cl.cxs.
Dimisis<, SIX Gloves.
Mullins, Kid ditto,
Moa ee!s, Cpfon duo,
Cotton Carobr;ek,, ljioorcii.s,
CoIou,e,l Diu2, P4f2iols.
Msdrsis DO. Book Mcnins.
Twih'd & plain l>an- Jsckorct D:to.
keem,, Fans.
Riac. CslnbGck Vc,ve,,
Sha '@, Veiye, Bindings,
White 10. Slk do. RegsIs,
Back & col ,ured Cs,iisnancocs.
hius,a,, Tem.nics,
great yatiesy ot Cal. S,aeI: aad colsurej
licHs ef the new Bonadaze,s,
cir ~s'erns. While md calouied
lase seahsst Wells. VeGine,
" I'm, D'to' q great vafrc'Y o. Rib
Wsote Csip RJanets, boos. s.iver aud
Ceknfed Dht}. Cotton 'irlsdnss,
White Ch'p Has. En- hf. KID Saoe.,
Meas L'ghorn HAS. SIX fanikachics. :.
SIX. Dnto. Line1 s. Cotton Do.
C1r non Sa''ia'. Lsce, s.d Edging.,
B1nnet Diuo, silk Stockings,
Lu;edirgs, Sewing Si.ks, o.
Back, white, and coli Tnread.,
osred GanLc, Tapes AND Pins.
Grape. Plated hsrAied Kaives
Cotton Hole, aad Forks.
Black Do. HeCzrt Ditto.
Hemp Do. Trucks ot different
Mems Gloves, Sizes,
6LSO,
A great Variety Of Ar,cISs too tedious to tnus
freTate.
GOODS ,eerivej on CeamiZEas at jzi1 Star.
NeSpotI, May 20. Se1. SIT
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

! the gTEt9icatloa Of pcr!ora! revenge. Il ~:
are nor mlis4ker, joey has .iince beer MAIDS
an attorney general. TO, this Office, he had
NOT the tuIalieit pretenfiors upon the icQre Of
tterie he place was formerly held by Jared
ingertoi.a gentleman OF the noft corrG6l per.
iotial manners, and whom, IS a profef,ionat
charafter, nature might holdup, and fav a. hers
+" is lawyer" The contrais between him
and tho singleader of mob was f,tficieAllv
itrikinc.
During tae governors cie6fion. mnonS
Other tricks TO exai5esate rhe peoolc spaInft
Mt Nois, was the following He was rens,
ienred as not a found Chriitan. He did moi
bei.eys ion1etl,ing :hag was ,irbt, or h. be-
ileysd tonethins chat 4as aurosg. We I,
not seeolleef the particular detail Of nonfcntg
that competed his impcachmef,t; Bat this W..
tie amount OF it. 4 certificate TO prove ~.
charge was printed in the Aurora: Il ,.sg
iuoterioedby hxot feven OF the oatriotS. 0,;e
.ot them, who flaH DC raulclels, ha; otteo tail
US thar nc did MT believe iingle woea ~ ~
chs,itiaa religion, Re rejected the biale Il,
the inrnP; and then he came forg:ild :, ren-
ipfe jsfaes Rois for belic Ing onlyhglf way.
IL ,s~Very poAibie that not any one OF M
kcis1s accufers believed one fTil5be OF The
chrtit'an ,eGgion; and thai ali the parties
knew ,iie fate u each others iaith. But this
was good ssecsloaeeyng trick, and hat was
all tflc patriots cared for I has il Is that III.
people arc at once courte5 and delpifcd Nit
Inn, me PredeeefIor Of AlcK can, and every
popular man, was an old folder iurrounded
|tih concubines. What do you .hink was
ms religion! And, as tor the presidential bag
pipe, tell us, If you can, what is the reliqion Of
q houie- breaker That Duane IS i1ch, IN the
bsackett and mott Infamous fcnle OF che word.
appears from his own haternenr. He cnblthu
CO mutiiated extracts from Oliver Wocotc's
offlcial books, for fewbours The puddle
mas never yet fully Appended the cowa:5i-e
aud Villainy of this whole trania6tion. Ii
isefns that one Campbell, a clerk nlhe ira
iury' chat aiiited publiher OF ijolen lertefs.
mas oeen rewarped by blac, Saly's huEcaad
with commiaion in the federal artnf.
from tbeie introductory we proceed to his
eXceiiency governor Mexican
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

prosched TO fix thoufapd dollars, and perhaps
went far beyond it, For icveral years pait,
It has constantly exceeded four thoufand dol
lars. IN the cafe of Mr.. Madlon's excellent
little pamphlet, it has come out that Tones
got twelve hundred and Fifty dollars for !
piece or work which might have cot him
f6rss bnndred and }cventy foe. And this
money goes to iupport wretch foremoh in
whatever is ungrateful, wretch who font
money that had beer RENTED to him for TIE
tic of man in priion, wretch VINO is him
icli the cream and offence of perdition, who
combines in his own perfon the ghafely fu-
RES OF the demon with the grovelng appe-
tics OF the brute. Jones introduced his bed
chamber to public notice, for the iake Of fixins
upon ,Catlender an atrocious calumny The
aniwcr was that he kept all African wench
tor ieveral days together, in his wife's own
oed-chamber; that G. by accident found
her there that he wcars his picture pub
lIckty about her neck; that we have feen hin,
parade IN his kitchen with drawn cutlais,
and expected nothing but to be cited, as a
witncis, in tyia for murder.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20
GOVERNOR NJ KEAN.

a CONSIDERABLE time ago, the
afafIin Of Armifead Seden, the byafegFe Of
our prcient illuarioGs republican executive
council, upbraided ona Of the editors Of this
paper with having fPoken dilretpcafuIiy Of
goyernoi Mclean. Our anfwcr was that, in
due time, we fhoud a1igu our reafons. A
few OF them are contained in the following
ezuad. lt exhib,,, Nick ean's conduct as a
iudgc, ~ tIs cafe of William Cobbet. 1t was
ncccda,y, from prudential motives, to loften
the pittnrc, 10 that the copy IS not quite 70
bad IS the original. r be truth is that Cob
BET Vas At open var with Mexican, and his
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

IN laif weeks paper, we took forne notice
OF lohn Wood, as about to write an apology
t ~ having once more misquotca I5. PrefbeG.
c1e wrote his piece, but could not get 4 in
isrted IN the Virginia Gazette. We do nor
dhtinctly perceive what advantages that ma
per can be expected 70 derive from, che e.
iiitAnce OF a detected impsf9r, and 5eyeey Of
quotations that never exifed bus In hiS own
6ra1n from the aiiitance of fellow Whole
name IS connected with whatever is fund.
impudeh5, treacherous and defpicabIe.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

Al the commencement of the battle of
German Town, The American army were en-
tlrely iucceisFul. Upon the lieht of the Bri-
t'ih, they threw regiment Of infantry into a
houie well known by the name Of Chew
houie. The Americans hopt their career
with the view of taking that houle. This
gave time for the Britiih TO rally, 70 form, and
to attack. hey attacked with iucceis, and
the Americans loft the day, So, }lkewiGe, were
we 10 top in our career, and make bassie
with the Virginia Gazette and its editors, we
might neglect matters of more conlequence,
and perhaps, after demolifhing them, fnd that
we bad gained nothing butour trouble Thefe
arc our reaions for putting up with the
PfoVocationS which have been received from
that quarter. Perhaps, at future day, if
natural extinction does not oyertake fuch ad.
veriaries, we may turn back and balance &c
counts with them.
MIR. ]. Wood, who now writes for the
Virginia Gazette, has given rs ample tehi D.
mony that be wiihes to produce 4 Fate Of hol-
tility' Atprelsnt, we are engaged in Duriuits
otio muSh more Importance, lhat We are obi
ged to decline the challenge. Indeed, it ap-
pears TO .s, shat a conact with this hernia
phrodica! author, and politician, would be as
imprude,rt as it would pc to ftoP 10 pick I'D
5arthing5, when, by going fep father, we
] might gather leuboons
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E*fta7 f-oa, Se9go,ick s. Co.

On November a7th E79z, Mr..
M ,Kean, chicf julticc Of the floternc
court OF PenniyIya liz, at Court OF Over
ahdI ermlnerheid in this city, delivered
. charge to the grand Jury. By the
det1nitlon which this judge gives Of a
libel, the mott guarded writer cannot be
sure bot what the PreIs may be an svcnuc
TO the jail
Before beginning on this part Of the
charge, We may more in paiIinc 6y, >
paragraph where the u tge mentions the
HfnHs asfaada. He itibdivides If un.4-r
e"o OF the grodett terms III our lanculee.
terms which no model tongue pro-
oounces, ana 20 which nc car ought, i
Pohible, TO litten. Tie Judge then add.
shat :" they have beea dehcately and
" efnPhatically called the horrible
" crimes, as not fit 20 be named ax.crg
" Gbr5TsaN5." Why tiacn did the ,iice
iPeak Of them, IN the di4leGt of a orc.
incl? he mad no neccility 10 nsueiop
them At ali. No erials # fuch nature.
were TO come before him.
The judge extends his remarks on
hoeis 70 ancwiPaPer Column and an half
among thete ne clafIes pi571yej, NJ Egns, C
:. IN order to provoke a perion 70 wrath =,
" or to expoie him to public haired,
" contemPt, OF ridicuse. y This fneciss
OF Libel has, rlIlnow, been fcarcely heard
OF. When Buge became ninifer =
England, the whole country fWaroae.
with prints at his expsnce. On tne.
opPoilte llde, tIogar-h drew Chuychjll
ana Wilkes, III the molt provoking ar
titudcs thar he could devife. Wben
Nort.l and Fox coaicfced, thei. ,y,r
faces were tphcrd down the middle, and
joined together in a burle}qQe Or n
When George the third wenE mad he
was exhibited in the print fhops payjpo
ms addrehcs 70 a quaker girl. fle has
been painted telling butferclilk. III,
elded ion may 6e leen in every london
PRINT lhop, furroundei nirh 6awds and
lt5umPers, preicnling their unpaid bills.
tie IS ALTO drawn IN the attitude OF 4
'harper driven out of Newmarket.
PITT himielf has been ridiculed ia every
PofiiaIe ihaPs Of casraviHq Yetin ali
chs retrOiPect, it IS not rccvuctted that
| any one Of the parties ever at,crnptcd 2
! prOfccunor A5oJa FIVE years aag
! Mr. Kay Of 7 8inbsrgh drew nrik ~
/ buc unfaSorab.e ilkencis of IIeerg
! DnndassbY far the G.pit dang -owcocu
49,.
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legations upon poor Duane, whom he
calls a PrsddsrtinL Bagpipe, and who is
continually wiacing and struggling TO get
our of his reach. In the retreat, Duane
takes all podible courses, but Calender
at every corner meets him full in the face
and knocks him down afresh. Duane
lately aiierted that it was He and not
Calender who was hired with MIR Ieffer-
ions hxtcen dollars 20 write paragraphs
tor tor che Aurora. Calender gives him rhe
ne and appeals to part OF the pertons
themielycs who afiited, or rather who
p'-0a'5jea TO adiit Mr.. Jcfferion in rafting
a Purie TO help on the Aurora. The fol-
loving is extracted from Callender's laft
Recorder, Here follows an extra6t.l
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20
FROM The gxAMtHER.
70 J. T. CALENDER,
LETTER VII.

A ieis dlfguttlng feature OF your com
poliuon ihall occupy this letter, Callen
der, than any with which have hirher-
to confronted you; but miitake not the
psoiPect before you, by conidering it
as mark OF Ieniry. No, you thali be
forced TO look INFO mirror, in which
Without remorfe or pity, fh&ll be repre-
tented your ugly ielf, rendered more
hldeous under the agony OF diilecrion.
Now, however your pride fhall be ad-
miniltered as as a temporary lenitive.
James Thomplon Calender, the
fettcr up and Puller down of Preiidcnts
for America, and the maker of cover
nofs and adenbly naen for Virginia
Reader, halt thou ever fcen flames
! honiion Callender' SO, after eight
years war, and twenty years peace, Ar1e-
RIGA has at length 70 admirably conrrived
her civil policy as that foreigner who
betrayed his friend, and Hed from his
country: as that this James Thornton
Calender, double ftccked with cvery
vice from the room left by the abfence
OF every virtue; fhall boat that he can
iet preiidents, governors, and Legislators
a iralnpering, as Pacoiet did his horic
by turning a peg,
Gentlemen Of both parties, let me
fcriouny ak you, if this boat is true
Areyou only the puppets of James
Thomlon Calender? And does he: man
age frft one iet Of you, and then the
others, not by any attempt 10 FIX princi-
pies, and enlighten the understanding !;
but by creating characters or individuals
of yielding fluff, and then tearing them
to pieces?
Prove, Calender, your veraciry in
pretending TO be Z" the protorype ofthe
liberties OF America, and of Virginia in
particular, as fort Of fomc effate bv
naming preGdents, governors, and leeif.
iators, whom you mean TO appoint
tlrit however, get over the following
difficulty. YOU have excluded tho two
prevalent parties; by aferting thar they
are collectively and Individually
knaves and fools, and to find fnnE&io1a.
ries like yourfelf is hard, if NOT inpof-
hole; although fome of your qualities
may be delineated, you mutt, taken in the
whole, be aligned the place of a non
deicript.
But who can forelce the exploits of
1uch Drawcanhr? He has killed, Ire
lays, the reputation Of both parties by
the gall of his pen; ber he can bring
either to life, by dipping it in a panacea.
Untllthis is done, {uch has been the death
which he has dealt around, that no BODY
IS left fir for office. Make hattie, Cal
lender, ike Bayes, to bring fome Of thcfe
dead TO life. Pronounce your Rife,
rife frs andbe prcfdents and governors.
He'll us7-lelt the union ihould fall, who is
10 be our new prefidcnt.
Calender, what vanity was ever 70
inordinate /? Society, whar nation was
ever thus inlulred?
Il FEDERAL Republican.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

IN this days paper, we infcrt the -rb
letter from the Examiner to Cauendrr
It's gwen as fpecimcn of the ftile Of thai
'celebfatcd newspaper. Il is utterly beneath
any kind OF critlcifm, The writer atrennte
ridlcuEc he might have recolleGted that ,
tool can make nobody ridiculous but hinfelf
Let t59ie haHgb that 4via, iays the proyerb,
We ger new !ubtcribers by every polt. Some
time ago, Jones told the public thar he woTS-
ed on forty icyen quires of paper; at leaf we
think that was the number which he men
toned. We alto work of forty %tven auires
which IS ten CURES more than the Virqinia
IaZettc' Six Tnenths ago, the Recorder had
but ten or twelve quires. In two months.
or three, at farthef,we expect TO put on Gxty'
1t Jones were to frikc cur all rhofe people
who iend back his paper, or who are dcserrin.
ed nsOer to pGy BIN, our lif} would be three
times more numerous than his. We have iuR
now ieen letter from the Jer{eys. The
writer fays that g che Recorder has had AZ
:" amazing eject upon the elections there,
: lie never, in~his whole life, Jaw people
make iuch work about newspaper. The
moment the poit comes in, every body
& wants to fee the Recorder, 1t goes from
f." hand TO hand, rlll people have rubbed il to
pieces with their fingers
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

Fran tie Ga@Afs 9'fls Uqiisl Starr
PRESIDENTIAL BAG-PIPE.
NH yoa Play g9oa Ills fi9s2-'2i, q,
. fojy as LYING"
t@Deadcr confines his unmercifll cas-,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-20

WE have been obliged to leave out MRS.
W. as well as ieyeral other articles; having
wrote the Recorder entirely fjzY before We
were aware of having done 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-30

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