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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

III sbe Head sf Bread. Ssv<f.
LAS coofansly for faIs. general Abort
i i meat OF Wea. India and olher
G q q II S.
ALSO-- About 700 wi. Clean FLAX
600 weighs bef Fleece WOOL. aad huihels
Herds Gsafs SEED from the North River.
Ncsrpsrf. Nag (, 1909. Off
Nathaniel Nalon.
INFORMS the Public that he has commenc-
i cd the I'm PL.s7E Working BnGnefs, at
the houie occupied by his fashcr DaUid Major,
nearly oppohte che foot Of the Church. Lane,
where all kinds Of Tin Ware is msnuiattsed in
the beR msnner. aod az the ihorteit notice. of
the bea materials. All orders for any kind Of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. Coniant
ssterdaace given. and the fmalleit favou ac-
knowlcdged.
N<lofOvf, Jxme IT, soz. es,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
To Let,

A very commodious STORE, on
B4r5qs,', Wharf cReemcd as good ftand for
bo6nek az any in Newport.-Fos further par-
ticulars. enquire AZ the Office Of the Rhode
Iil,nd Republican,.
SefNmbe, IS. 1891. ciiitf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
A Good jland for BulGneG.

~.TO be Sold, and protection CIV
L en- Immediately. Two Story
ESsErd Dwelling. Houic, with convenient
fFTHEE Shoe, f,usfe On tho North hde of
hsaf1(5YS1i Bsniaer's wharf, next below MIR.
Gsdf1x, IrrSrvsod',. For terms, ap-
ply to the Subfrsibcr, on the premifes.
ANDREW BAKER.
Ne1ot,vf. Sept. 1884. cin'f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25

and bcaa,itnl ahorment Of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Which he offers for iale very low. amonga
which arc the following articles
Linens, Lsdiesfne cotton Hofe
Furniture CaiIicocs. with lace clocks.
Dimiies, Silk Gloves,
Mail;ns, Kid ditto,
Mpalnets, Couon ditto,
Cotton Canbricks, Umbrellas,
Coloofed Ditto, Paaiols.
Msdrais DO. Book Mullins,
TwiIl'd & plain Nam JxckoneI Ditto.
keens, Fans,
Black Cambrick Velvet,
Shawls, veIys Bindings,
White DO. Silk do. RnHss.
Black & coloured Callimsncoes,
Mullins, Tammies,
A great variety Of CAL Black and coIoufed
lcoes Of the sew Bombazets,
"a pa,erns. White and coloared
Lace Scsrfs & Wells, Veiting,
Ma.lin, Ditto. "A great variety OF MD.
White Chip Bonne.s, bons. Silver and
Coloured Ditto, Cotton Ifimings'
White Chip Hats. Enghih KID shoes.
Meas Lghorn Hats, Silk Handkefch'sis'
Silk. Ditto. Linen & Cotton Do,
Common Ssuins. Lsces and Edgings,
Bonnet Ditto, Silk Stockings,
Lusea,ioe.. Sewing Silks,
Black, white, and col Threads,
oused Gauzc, Tapes and Pins.
Crape. Plated handled knives
Cotton Hoe. and Forks.
Black do. Defart Diuo.
Hemp DO. Trunks Of different
N.~os. Cioves Sizea.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-25
SAMUEL VINSON,

ID KESPEC TFULLY informs his friends,
IN and the public IN general, that he has jut
received by the latea arrivals at Bottom, a new
and bcaa,itnl ahoumert Of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Which he offers for isle very low. amonga
which are the following articles
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-23
C Q N G R E s. S.
OF THE
u N IT ED S T A T E S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
May i, 1907.

MAY i, EoOZs
Debate on TIE motisu to ',reeoumit the re-
part oftbe committee q laUsqigati0n.'
Mr.. Dawson faid, he did rot rife to
anfwer the gentleman from Connecticut,
.(Mr. Grifwold) becaufe he thought that
had been ably done by tie gentleman laa
up, and becauie his observations did not
command that refpett: bu, he rofe to proven,
any improper imprefion, which the mifre-
pretentatlons Of that gentleman might poi
iibly make refpe5iing himfelf. That gen.
tleman ftated that member of this hople
was appointed to an official fation or a
foreign milton. As. aated by the gen.
tleman from Maryland, did receive the
appointment fome time lat March, fdid
Mr.. Dawfon. During my abfence, the
people Of my diarid, eleeted>me member
Of this houle, iometiac in October my
buGneis was cloied ! arrived here fome
time in January, bur did not receive fala-
ry as a member, till fome days after my
arrival, and till after bad taken my feat.
This is well known TO that and every O.
Their gentleman. Every gentleman mutt
ALTO know, that ! could not be a member
Of this houfe until Itook my feat, while
exercihng tn bnGnefs of the nation abroad {.
mutt therefore fay, that unlefs the other
observations Of the Gentleman (Mr Crit
wold) are better founded than his relation
Of facts, they delerYe very LITTLE credit In
deed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-23

two cents FOR each horfs drawing the fame,
and every mule or OK drawing any wag-
gon or cart, ihall be etimated in paying
the faid tolls as equal TO horle; Proud
e1 alzuays, That return Wagons and carts
lhali be fubjea TO no toll whatever, unlefs
they lhall have a load exceeding dvehun-
|dred weight, in which cafe they fhall pay
the fame tolls as by this act eaablihcd !;
and provided alto, that nothing in this at
ihall extend to thoie travelling up or down
the fage road leading from Colcheaer to
Alexandra, nor to the roads falling into
the iaid aage road below the ford ofGrear
Hunting creek; and until the faid road
ihall be completed, the county courts of
Loudoun and Fairfax llall be, and they
are hereby empowered and required to ap-
point overieers, and to allot the male Ia
boring tithables reGding within three miles
of the road as at prefent etablilhed, to
work thereon, not exceeding tx days IN
any one year.
Secs. Aad5enfa,tber suaRed, That
if the iaid company hlll neglect to keep
the flid road in repair for the fpace of five
days, ana information thereof lhallbe CIV
ento nyjuaiceof the peacein the neighbor.
hood, be lhall iauea warra 1T to conltable,
commanding him to fumnoa three freehol-
ders to meet at certain time and at the
place complained Of, both TO be mention
ed in the warrant, previous reafonable no.
tice having been given to the .perlon en-
truaed with the repair thereof. and if on
enquiry BY TIE faid freeholders, in prelence
of a jufice Of the peace, the faid road lhall
be found to be our Of order according to
the true meaning OF this af, the tolls hall
ceale to be demanded at the nearef gate,
until fuch defective part of the faid road
lhall be put in proper repair, and moreover
tile perion entruaed by the faid company
with the repair thereof, fhall be fubjetf to
a fine of ten dollars, TO be recovered by
warrant with COTS, before jpfice of the
peace, one moiety to the ule Of the poor
of the county, and the other TO the perfon
protecting for the fame.
Sec. Q. Ind be it further e1a2ed, That
if the faid company fhall not proceed to
carry on the faid work, within one year
after the fri day Of March next, & hall
not within ieven years thereafter, com
plete the faid road, according TO the true
meaning Of this a6, in either Of thefe cafes,
the Legislature of,his fate, may refume all
the rights and privileges hereby granted
to the faid company.
Sec. 10. And be it fnrtbsr eua9ed,
That the tolls herein allowed, lhall be fub-
iesf to the controul Of the Legislature at
the end offeyen years after the completion
Of the faid road, OF at any time thereafter;
provided, that they fhall not be 70 reduc.
ed as to make them nest lets than fifteen
per ceptum, on the whole flock OF the faid
company in any one Yeas to the lhare hol-
ders therein.
Sec. II. This ae flall commence and
Be in force from and after the fra day c.
March next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
A FR OP o IL
B I S d III u + L Is /: &c p
Far Fulfilling By Sul/crpfi0u,
l. + Il + L Il
ON THE
Elementary Principles
E D i G. A I 1 o N.
ia nft.akp.{, E,amtItcu
Bp eltsabetD pamtHen,
Author OF In. " iIem.,'a 1t aloulfn Ihio!o-
pliers" &c.

ON this inter :niIs and highly important
br .neh O i,iener, ievt,:l valuable works have
wilma a / 4. years, neen prti.nted to the punc.
a ntng VIII ,i.e an.vt, as it is the m It recent,
1, is il pre-. emin:nt,y lleiu'. ed by her iu'jc9
INTO an inl Try reerins the nature Of tie GIVE
p wers, md irteii.ttual faculties OF he human
mind, Mrs. Hamilton h developed ,hse powers
ard facu ties with peripilui'y and ability
which. while it 9rrells the at..nti n OF 'h1ie MIC
have mot fuecel;fuiiy fluded ,hnle iuhjees. u,uit
reader con potent knowledge Of lh;m !aii,iiar
10 the moE q, cinary capacity. ! he iuitrttis"
nei, aud frvuI,y of character engendereG y the
modern iylttm Il education, have been Iong, and
utly, iutjecf OF compiain:; bot the Part'-
cular cauits by which theie ieriots evils hara
b en- PRODUCED, were hitherto hut impcrcctiy
know u, or little attended to- 10 trace ths'e e'is
t" III, If fource, and TO point cut t'e proper re
me,iy, is rhe ultimate OBJECT to which tne meri-
iDu, Efforts Of this Author have been CHIC Strd;
an in theie ,fforts fhe has, is hecv' d, i"tccd-
cd beyond tho NET iankrinc EXPECTATIONS. such
in1eeI, is the imp rtance Of the inquiries hi.h
form the Gubjea # this " c-k, ard H. .r,at tho
iuceeis with which thaie iuqui les have zen rur-
lued, that the haW;IeG c ni,qusnces 20 T. Getty
may realonabiy lc expected TO reiut from the
prelent publication. 10 all it Is inereling in 4
very high degree, but to mothers OF fn,i IT,, and
Others engaged in rhe formation of the minds OF
child en and youth, it will prove an aeqaiii.ion
truly invaluable.
The rapii i4!c Of two j, prefii' ms Of thi work
IN England, iufiieentIy evioees the hg h snin'ai-
on in which it Is there held: An American cditf-
on--equal to. nd at little NOR thai h; II tbs
rice of the Dri,iih edition'--s now offered to
ne patronage Of the American publlc; by whons
N merits will, doubtlsf,, be juttly apprecn;ed.
its[ hn Ext,aE from The abevr Wo'k.
" From mon OF the writers on education it
" would appear, 'hat it Is only to people Of rank
g and fortune that education is a matter Ct any
" importance. BY fuch alone can the fylen,s
" that are .ner.liy pr"p0ied. be adopted. 10
" luch, therefore, mutt we believe them TO he
g excluiiveiy addreGed. 20 make five Iadies
" and 6niihed gentlemen form, no pr, Of my
plan, which has ior its ntjc4 the tuijecti"a d
the pailions, the direction IT the FEST e. ani
the cultivation Of the faculties thar common
& to the u hole human s.c<
Tie price Of the Bri,ifh edition, IL h!tcca
fhilling,, sterling, in boards
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13

Ricketts,, & Newton co.
Haze reee;vtd and far Sale
22o pieces Bandanna Hand
kerchtif,,
90 10 ku.1ia Sh citing,
20 bales Cotton,
40 barrels and 70 hhds. klEisoVaeo Sugar
so boxes crown Soap,
50 do. Cattle do.
so do. Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
hh4s. loaf Sugars,
7 hhl.. Antigua Rum,
hhl. clean Flax,
TON RhJde-Ill4nd Chec!e,
boxes VOL aud Cotton cards
a f:w pipes and half pipes CT Vldona "'he''
of hyperion quality, ,,,-c
Eyrn, Young Hylon, Imperial "ne ''''oN
ikin Teas,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 DO. Writing Paper, ,,:n
A au,,ion,e anor,n,ert Of Frints ana i:''a
Luenq-a lrse quantity OF bsd'Coro' ana
rioush LINES.
They haze II REM,
- Til. WARE HOUSE lately occupied ey
Mr. Iohn Ianney, adjoining their Brick store,
and comfortable DsclEng Hou'e on rr'hse
itrcet, lately occupied ~ Mr.. Thomas Mathews
Fer particulars enquire as above.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
DANIEL SMITH,

1T bis Manata7s,y in LnioH fre|'' makes
ard has on Hand,
Cut Nails and flooring Brads,
of hyperion quality, which he offers tor
Sale by the caik. a. the following prices:
zod. lzl. and Iod. Nails at Sd. per ID.
3d.. do. at SD. DO.
Cd. do. at GA. do.
al. do. at lo1d. DO.
cd. do. az ND. do.
,od. I'D. & 100. flooring BTads .. ia.
per Id.
Sd. DO. at Sd. do.
The retailing Prices are. one penny pei.
b. higher. He ha, Sprigs and Taeks OF
every fze, and wide and narrow Hoop
Iron for Sals.
December 6. co3tIaw17t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
William Hawthorne,

William Hawthorne,
DIT bis Store, on col. H,se's Wbarf, has
FIR Sale,
Pennfylvania & Swediih barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar by
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar Of the hrlf quality, by
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in facks,
CoarIc Salt by the bu!hel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter Of Paris, by the buihsl,
l1mes River Coal,
Tobacco, in kegs,
Hay in bundles, about 200 each,
A few Lots in good f.uations on Fair
fax, Wilks, Prince and Washington eree,s,
Sale G. Rent. ALTO FOX Sale, a three
fory Bick. Houfc, on King near Fairfax
direct, very good fand for budneis.
Io'k No. Ir:h, 1902.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
CONDITIONS.

I. The Wprk Pail bf eompr5fd in t'Vs
Duadeeimo Oolames, Of nbant $50 pagfs
each, 6 %aN be printed in ids tn manner,
On fine Paper, audnr4u / ,te.
II. The Prize will be arr D'ildr PEI %.
Mme in boatds, payable on drhpf-y.
-. Il Otp eoyGdtrabh na"ber ef Co.
pies being ALREADY laI/er:bed far, fbe rOo,s
@aN be PIT to Prsjs, and Jf0y5ed qvi'bant
delay.
Or Sub/enptisns rtteiVsl BY The PuJ-
ibr
S-r'.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
JOSIAH FAXON, 6 Co.

JOSIAH FAXON, 6 co.
Ttry rt(peafuYv istarm ihsir trie"d' ana
trqome,s ira. tky kave rsee"vrd from
Bitter and n u. lo,t, tier fall GD5rt-
men! ef
LADIES i GrHrLrMENs'
Fashionable Shoes, 8 Slippers.
Meas large ccarle Shoes, Boys, M iles
and ChildreGs Shoes, OF aimolt every &c.
ftription.
icy Rave al. :sr nnscrirss gods o" hand,
M:
4 Pipe, fra proof &c ,cra,
50 Bar IL N-x-Eng.and iir:a,
% D.. Niacserei,
10 Do, Salinan,
&c Boxes MUD Casd'es,
80 10. Zip, On.
Caiks Ci4.et Wine,
40 Barrels Hoa"n Bccf,
60 Kegs lanes River nllnI3s Z area obaeeo,
Box gentlemen. iiac hats,
Hhl Aun,
Box half pint Tum''cr,
NJ feet y. E"giAnd H'arJs,
.oo Rufhes lanes River c"a', l",:ab:c :oI
Smi-h's work,
Coar,e ani fire SAT-.
NY, Scori, Griu !!t";c'.
A iew barrels It A.i"e..
Rhoue Ill and Linn, &c. :<c.
Nov. as. COS"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
T O L f T,

A convenient Dwelling Houle
for a finall Family; Gtuated on Dake-
ftreet, near the corner of Water lfrect.
The houf: j. completely 6nilhed with a
convenient Kitchen and other ou, Hcules.
For further particulars apply to the Sub
fcriber at Motifs Tavern, or to Charles
M'Knighr, Fairfax ftseet.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Nov. I3. eotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13

FOR 81 l. E,
SIXTY NECR O ES that
hive been well treated and brought ~. OF
al; ages and both .exss; houie ietyants &
N c. an cs, b., roiliy plantation Negroes.
lof rms,ion may be lad by applying to
the Prictef hereof.
Dec. 6. sotf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
Valuable Negroes,

20 d;(thsrse the debts due from the
ca,te of George R. /, Turbervllle' de-
reaiti, tina, are at this time made known
to III. Administrator. Six months credit
vii! be allowed the parchafers On their
giving bond with approved feeurity, or
ta,ce per cent will be allowed to thofe
purchalers who c!.ooGe to pay ready mo.
ney.
GAkvrH CoRBIR TURBERvILLE,
Aaminyfraf0r.
Nov. IS. DOT Gods
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-13
+ y * > a l. T.,

F = L ) x Z Z,
On Ksdaef!y the 15n day Of DE-
Gambler next, Jjair, i nat tie sr*' fH''
dr., ct Lce!7r, III FG,Jz: Gerry '70'
m..es tran ihe fo1on NJ Cfnfe,'0''!s,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-09-13
MONDA1, SzprEMBER I3, 1902.

fiir without infant extinction. Stand forward |!
Thou organ of tbs public 1yN r'* thou preliden
tial bag pipe. ,hou bullying paltroo1, thou
hardened ruffian! In the name OF God, and
this country, charge thse 70 ifand forward,
and give an anlwer if lhou can't. to the Rtcor
dcr's defences Of Timothy Pickering.
Tell US whether the committees report, or
thy battered contradiction, deferves mof TO be
truiled , Tell Us into how many rags Oliver
Woleott mutt have hogged thy carcafe, had
he caught thee, in the Treafury Office, a. mid
night, with iolen keys in one hand. and a cut
throat lanthorn in the other2 Methinks fee
the Roais 5reake,, flSulking over Chelnut freef,
fcowiing and fquinting aroand him, trembling
at every aep, and afraid of his own whfper
AK Duane. at this day, what feerets he dif
covered, what deeds of darknefs BE- brought to
light. what PuBLrc PLUspER"t he detected?
Diane Is dumb. Duane wants TO get of with
cartine about The Political Pregreyf. and LIZ
tons proiea for the purchaft OF Calender. He
wants TO fneak off by ltifling faas 10 q torrent
of falhood. Re 6aK not tbps ecabe! Not one
word will Duane f,y concerning Bronion's let
tiers, or the NOTORIOUS advertisement Of himierf
as more than fufpeaed villain or the print
ing OF The private, intercepted, the broke up
letters of Briilh AmbaiIador felony for
which he was profecut=d, ard which he com
mi,ted with the concurrence of Gov. Mimi
A being thus hackneyed in fraud, thus black
with treschery, has Thomas Jeferfon feletled
as the defender Of Bis fair iane There fome.
times occurs ia life an intutiVe union OF fouls,
that is immediately dilcerned and felt that
|pu-ns the fetlers If diaance and fnfpieicn, and
ruihes at once into the srdfp Of confidence |!
Such is that infiinaive friendihip, that fympa-
thetic harmony Of hearts, which glows in all
its g!ory between the printer and his PreGdent,
the Pylades and OrcRes, the David and iona
than Of The day. Thou ihalt write caiumnies
" againlt Calender AM iha pay thee tor
" them He ihall unmaik my charatter; and
" thine he fhal exterminate."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-09-13

How very applicable is this ole adage 70 the
democratic editors who till remain TO dilgraee
The cauf- ofreal republicanifm. The Amer
iczn ejitor this morning, or citizen Dryeoi tor
him, whoit il laid has juf LETT bis Temple q
Reefos fhop to take charge of this miniterlsl
mouth piece, ,ludicrouGy enough exclaims, Nor
eeaf 10 suondtr qOby tie Ia4vs do ncf calfe
sbe fer5ou, etaraStr AID dignity e tbs Prsldenf 81
rbs Usised Slater 10 Be mare relpe3ed." When
man ceaies to rcfpea himfelf il is worie than
ufelefs for his minions 70 make laws TO easfe him
10 be rel3eaed BY oilers. We knowno great
e dilgrace the nation could fuffer than the hu
initiating degradati % Of its PREsiDssT, n his
ssdociaton with fuch fellows as Duane: camp
e1b Che-tham, sc. The " wonder" OF this new
editor has had the fame effects upop his tnteiieets'
IS upon thcf- Of all the rea Of the" feet" it
has bewidered their imagination, and deHroyed
their memory. Thsy appear to have entirely
iotgotton the aoods Of abule poured forth Tor
she lsfs tri,een years agsint every offieer
q the federal government, from Wilmington
oownwArds. They no longer remember the
two Pennf-Ivanis infurreetions, produced Prin.
cipally by their wicked miliePreientations and
turbulence Yet not a word mutt be faid
sgaiOll the mad carer which is hurrying our
: liberty, Gu counuy 10 dtltru6tion--a gag y 70
be pct in the mouths Of the federalias for tell
ing truths, AZ the very time thsfe miniferiahts
thsnfelye, arc calling Mr.. BvkR, tbs V;ef Pr5f
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-09-13
W.. .;. c,.s,inalu Gn.aks nf q.

When writer fneeringly ipeaks OF fuch
man as Judge BAssErr, Of Delaware as "a PER-
SON b. he nan. Of BAssErr," he hetrays great
ignorance Of the political hiftory of our revolu
ton, and demoniirates thas his acquaintance
with men has been on6ned 70 fmall political
circle. If the writer in qnefion, will ieach the
records of the oliCongrets, he will therein md
Judge BAsssrr's name amongh It's mott active
and patriotic members :--lf he will turn TO the
proceedings Of the General Convention which
formed the Con(litution Of the United States,
in 1877, he will therein fee hi: iignature 70 that
glorious Compact Will he look into the hif-
tory of Delaware, he will there fad that this ob-
Eare Mr.. BAsssrr, has exercifed very many,
and important offices, and amongR Others that
Of Cbif MagJfrafs of the State. Yet this
Statefman, Whole whole lie has been devoted
TO the public fervice, is now rePreientcd as an
obJturs individual, whom nobody knows, & whole
opinion, therefore, nobody ought to regard The
a ,ant, thar Judge BAssErr IS fat5er ~ La1o 70
Mr.. BAYAsr, is F7orthy Of the cauie in which y
is uled but the inGnuation that the Protet IS
the production of BAyARD and BAsssTT has NOT
the leait foundation in truth for its fuPPort
InRead, however. of reforting TO fueh plttui
expedients to divert the public attention from
daring violation Of the Contribution the leaders
Of the democratic :. E6" hadbetter meet the fab
jca fairly, and ay at lean to refute the rsiaxirs
and arguments adduced BY Judge BAssErr,
and in the fame methodical, lucid and ienten-
tious manner, if they are able. This would DC
talk more worthy The pen OF the Attorney
General of the United States, than handreds OF
Numbers Of :: FAkmERs" or FRtEHoLDsss !"
and would, whatever might be his iucceis, be
evidence of djfre at leaf, TO remunerate his
fellow citizens for .bree fbaafand dollars OF their
money, which he annually 'poekets.-Cenfin.L
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-09-13
FROSTATTON.

sFHgIann= n=r-LosDoN, JULY 10.

sFHgiann=~zIosDoN, JULY 10.
CAPT. Sowden, who lately attended in a
Balloon, in company with NJ CarnerIn, has
publihed the following account Of his tour =
Mr.. tDIroR,
As numberlefs queaions have been put 70
me refpeaing The feniations experienced while
in the upper regions, think i a duty ineum
bent on me to inform the pubic, and 70 fet
them right as to the erroneous ideas they have
of an 1rofatc voyage. On our hrh Attending
we felt a few drops of rain. After We had
gained the height Of about 5000 feeh ! dehred
Mr.. Carnerin not to Attend any higher till ne
had pafed The metropolis. that the inhabitants
might have fair view Of US. WAen we had
got fmall diaance from London, We ateen4ed
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-09-13

dfnf, one ofthrir own "fea.' kybocrite Cat
nLinf, tyrant, man dtfnme Of all morality, bon-
fly, bonor and .fdeEy."-Yet the man who is
himfelf doing the grearra injury to his own
character, and the moIi laiting injury to the IA
ton, is 70 hear nothing but adulation. The
laws lhou'd caufr him to be refpeaed. bv max
ing him refped himfelf. Bait. Fed 'Gaz.l
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-09-13

"Duane has begun by printing fables upon
me, without The circ umfpefion which was re
QUITE for making them flick togeiher.-He
now forges in ayle of deiperation. he cares
not for confequences. He has slammed hlmieli
up in coracr Of .hs draft board.-He eanuot
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-09-13

This was the title to hi. noted article in the Au
of June $50. There never was more abiolutc
61abzg than the whole fory. The tederals were com
pletely bear with their own favorite weapons.
1 He has told us all this in letter.