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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

Grotius took refuge n France, and
was accufcd by fome of his urtrs men
of intending 70 change Dis Feiisipn aid
become a Catholic. :: Alas" iep,ei
he to one Of bis friend, who bad written
10 him on the iu' q, "whs ever al
vantage there nay be to Quit a w-ake-
party that opp eiIes me, to 8 over %
ltronger one that would receive me with
open arms, I trait that II II never be
t=mpted TO do 10. And Gnce," added
be, have hal ccqfa5e enough to
bear up under imprisonment, uuR
that IA III not be in want of it TO eAa-
BE me to fupport poverty AMI baniih-
men,"
Louis XIII. gave Crotius very con-
fIerable penion. He wa, however.
no favorite with lis Miniaer, Carload
de Richelieu. whom il is faid he did
net fufIicicn j. fl .trer for his literary
talents, and the penfon was foon Top
ped. C!otius, hoNever. me- with =
profeareis in CLrifliana, Que OF Swe-
den, who made lin her Ambaf "a
a. Paris. Here again he was hsrrdf 4
by Richelieu, who was angry W h him
for not giving him that pre- eience as
a Prince Of the Chu ch, q which Gro
tius bought himfelf entitled as rep E
fenivc of c-ownei head. This Dig
nifty, howe was 70 litfle agreeable
to man of Grorius's great and good
mind, that in letter which he wrote
to his father from Paris he tells him.
" am quite tired out with honors, a
private and a quiet life alone has charms
for me, andI lhould he very happy f
were in G:uation in with could
only employ myfelf in works of pisty,
and works that might be ufful to pof-
terity." HIS celebrated VOL K upon the
truth of the Chriai.n religion, has been
tranllted into ali the laTgliages Of En-
rope, and into Tome Of thole Of he eaa.
This great fcholar in early life compo-
fed Devotional Treatif- in Flemi,h
verle, for the ue Of Dutch faiiors that
made voyages to the Lat and Wet.
Indies.
His countrymen, who had perfecuted
him 70 violently 10 his lifetime, ltruck
a med al in honor of him after his death
In which he is ltiled the g Oracle Of
Delft, the Phoenix ofhis Country" Ii
may be feen in The g Hi9crie Medalique
de IL Hollan1e," and verifes what
Horace laid long ago,
Urn enim fu'gore fuo, eui prr,rava, ar,-.
In!ra Re politas extinttus amAbltur ids-a.
The man whole life wife nature has deignd
To teach, to humanizc, to fway bis kind,
Burns by his fame too vivid and too bright.
And dazsles BY exceis ss fpl-ndid ight.
Yet when the he oe feeks the graves lad nate,
The vain and changing people, wife TOO late.
Der his pale corpfe the fruitIefs honors pour.
Their friend, their favour, and their guide de-
And each fad impotence of grief herray, [plor.
To re-illumine the Promethean clay.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27

dents by which he has ir1poftd upon
the ienls OF The community.
Not to weary even the moi indolent
reader, we make this mere introduc
tory numb,r; bur the fubj.a j, fertile,
and we pledge ourfelves to flight no
part of IT. The fads on which we are
ieout to comment, afford key TO un-
lock the vsy fcrst5 Of bs heart. We
only have to iolcit the lover of truth
and jnllice TO accompany us through
our labors, and we venture beforehand,
70 promiie him he thall have no occa
iion to regret his compliance with our
invitation.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
Political.

q Fries Of 0eyy z'.tira5i' papers bradtl
g fiction & CAIlendei," has APPEARED
~ TIE Nswyork Herald, igpe2i2atixy
"a ndj2er!y masrrr, he cor.!u7 If TIRE
r''Stra Jeroboam and BIS u1Priaei5lea hire
H'.gs. Ne taue IBIS day commsaesa ft.m
IN The Gazette, and rec9n,s.aa them 10 The
mgf careful AID DIFF agg'aats bsra'al gfepe,y
AassSicda reader, as a f2anding broof Of TIE
arParnatltdin99Aiion evbie5 has been prae-
tiled upon tbss
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
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printing,
n rs various branches, executed at the Ga
" 0gfas, by WILLIAM IENKs, Jun.
An aliotment of Commercial, Court, and
khcr BLasKs, generally on hand.
n Pansjisfs, ca,ds. RssAls. S'e. done at the
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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-09-27
Gais Gasettr.

h puhIified weekly At the Priafizr ogFar. No
|7 F.j5 Sirset at Two DoLLass year. e1clu
fse u poe'ee. Letters (pes faid) Subfcrip-
oipas, conmun cations, advertisements Ar.
Y Is Of News, &c dirciei 10 ELEZER a.
1rEKs the publthsr. received with atten.
Non If The Cazsiis having very ex-
|1enhve circulation is highly advantageous for
sjrs,ti9seHs, which will he inferred on res-
|foszbic terms.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

,be Wsa.lnd;es already dsn1minaie us .1rat,
and the, will treat US as iuch-
The Son,hsrn States are more peculiary;c.
,erca d IN this fubjea, than the NoFhern. nm.
enrerprifing Gauls, with the Pofelon cf coaa
try, rich 10 a prover5 ;-aboundirg in all m.
valuable productions of nature s-htuated Y,
tbe vicinity of the Wef.lndia ilands ans
Commanding, as they will, the mouth ofth.
MfIiGppi, will have It 10 th-r power abnndanf
" 10 furnifh thofe if1snds with the articles whcb
now compete fuch valuable branches of our er.
ports and BY intcrdaing the navigation cfths
Mifiippi, by our countrymen, through tbs;t
territory will prohibit the iettlers on eur w.r
tern waters from tranfporting their produce -
market, uoIefs under fuch duties As the French
toll. .qatherers lhal pleafe to demand. How tbs
full blooded bucklSins f The Wehsrn Terr;tor.
will ltomach this fate of things, is eafy to inn
gins ard that il mutt produce an immedia..
war with France, need not the gift Of prophecy
to foretell. No wonder, then, the PreGdenr.
and his able Miniaers, are embarrafed- The
know they have NOT talents or energy fufficiert
to eztricate the United States from the threat.
ened ftuation and hey muR refort to The q.
pediens adopted during the revolutionary war
and reign the government to the Vice-Prsf
lent" (CeEtisel
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
: CONNECTICUT BAPTISTS.

At Ia e feflion Of the Legfature Of Con.
neeticut, the Baptfts renewed their application
tor tie repeal OF certain laws, which they con-
eeived unequal in their operation upon the Re
Deious Societies of thar State. Their memorial
was committed to gentlemen for whom the
applicants themfelves mutt entertain ientiments
Of refpea. After mature invedigation of The
fubett, they made report, in which with cool
neis and moderation they remarked, at eonlid
erabie length, on the Arguments and hatements
of The petition and having TO the iatisfa efion
of the majority, proved that the repeal of The
laws alluded to was unnecedary, the report was
accepted, 1t was hgned by Oliver ElilwOrtb,
Chairman of the Committee.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
PROFESSOR ROBSON.

An atteited letter, from Profefor Ebelng to
.ProfeAor kobifon, has been publifhed at the
Iequelt Of the former gentlemen the following
is extraded from it:
" thank you heartily for your letter, tho
il grieved me very much. But thank you,
becaule it enables me to clear up the mott in
famous viilanous trick, played either TO you or
70 me OF TO US both. 1t is eafy 10 clear il up,
for can conicientou1y deny a5j6luteiy to have
written TO any body in the world, fuch letter
about you and your character, as that whereof
your letter to me contains fpecimen. Idtny
gpoa ny eOnEisnee and bozor, that I eqer qpote a
Inc zUbicb Utimated e0s1 tie saf d1D5t about your
meraf character, far lefs was capable of 4vritiap
or aging 70 any body in the world fuch iata,nsas
lies and wllaigops flanders agoinf ,on. | declare
that / never heard or read any thing which
could IN any way be continued as detrimental
10 your character as a man as citizen.
.' Your letter mentions an American Gazette
received by you more than year ago, con-
tanning letter, fald 10 be written by me to
Clergyman ia America. By your words
mutt nnderhand that the long paGage copied
in your letter marked with g" makes part of
that pretnded letter. As this paGage contaios
fuch infamous ilapder, luch perfonal attack
on your honor, which if not proved by facts
and winefs, NUT fall back on the author of
that paaage with all its weight of bafenels and
infamy, aud as an acculed of being the au.
thor of this pafage, fhould with you had
been pleated TO name the Gazette, with its
number, and dates, place of publication and
the name OF the printer. But whereve, it
may be printed it is an infamous forgery. |
never wrote fyllable about The hitery of
your life, which is entirely unknown to me-"
II will be recolleded, that Profefor Robi.
ion was the author Of the 9 PyOet5 of a caatpra-
ey agsisa tie Cbrjgan Religion" and that he was
the expoter OF the European Hluminati
The calumnies uttered againa him in this
country are undoubtedly remembered.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
FROM WASHINGTON, Tyns X.

"The expected fettlement Of the French le-
gions OH our fouthern frontier, excites many
difagreeable emotions here ;-and underliand
the Miniltry have received directions to put The
Prehes under their influence in requiiition TO
denouace this meainre Of BOnaparte and TO
endeavor to exonerate the Preident from al &C
quieicence in il; and from all culpabiIity on
the iubjed. You may therefore, ezpetf to Zee
the tune Of the minilterial papers changed -
and from iycoPhantic eacomiafts become the
mott malignant revilers of French men and
meaiures.
I" 1t will be recollefed, when Bonaparte was
preparing TO invade Egypt, as an encourage
ment 70 his " dogs OF war" he promled hem
the grant Of quantity Of land. equal, if
mittake not, to one hundred acres each-to be
located (he did no. FAY where) at the end Of the
war. it IS pretty evident the grant cannot be
made II Egypt; The Flra Conful will, there
fore, exPe6. endeavor to fulfill his promif- in
Florida This eonjunaion is itreng heneJ By
the circumstance ot the troops ordered to EN-
bark under Bernadotte, being part of he ar
my OF Egypt II lhefe adventures cannot 90
tam good meafure "a Florida they viii aot Be
very baihiul in }qa1i1g on the territory of the
United States TheiI bsotheT advcntursrs III
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

srrefed ty fovere'sn grace, ard hunbled at
the loot of Emanuefs cTois. Conquered by
that fame Iclus whom they once defpiied and
iniulted ttey now hail him as their kirg, and
fine among the living members OF bis church.
Many Of their companion. awed by theie Goa
outns, have retired from pubic view, and hid
dsn themieves in fience. Thus while TIE frs
M qvas espizg in IKE feoa ne frit sfthe Lord
L,aed gp, q Lard !; ftr .foods 6avs lifted up ibev
ooief dHi tbop arimybher tran tbe.
" From he frontiers, the afembly have re
ceiveo accounts, at once pieafng and ANNA
tirg. On. miaionaries have been received
with nuch refped. Their minitrations have
been attended with ierioufneis. A cordial
thankfulnel, for their Iabors, and an earnea
defre thar further aid may be afforded, have
been exprehed BY mot of the fettlements, to
which they have been fent. The profped of
the ipcedy oonvcrtion Of the Indian tribes, ap.
pears to be inereahng, and the afembly can.
not but hope, that the time is not far difant,
when the wilderneis on our borders I51H bzd
and blo6om as tbe reje when the cottage of the
pagan hai be gladdened by the reception Of
the gofpel; and The wandering and warlike
favage, fhall lay the implements Of his cruelty
al the feet of Jeius. Delightful period when
fnners fhall flock to the faviosr, as clsud5, and
az devrs TO their sviud0y,! When an innumer-
able multitude, gathered from among all ma
'ioos, lball ing redeemiug love, and triumph
in the afurance of happy immortality When
the Church fhalI io0l ortb az tbs na0r rieg fair az
tbe msoa, clear az TIE i'm, and tsrribe az an army
cDitb banner Wbsa at rgbfeoaff5f tterssfJ J5aH
20 f0rtb trgbfnstS, and tbe aipatiOu hers9f as
amp thai bwHe5l and when al The ends Of s5e
earth l5aR jss fbe Jalvafion Of GOd Such ihaIi
be the coming of Chrt and the fuccsfs of his
gofPel Even 10, come Lord Jeius come
quickly %
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
NEW INVENTION.

We are informed, the lovers Of Mulic will
have grand treat in the cou fe of the enfiiins
week. Mr.. John L. Hawkins, has jua com
pletsd Muiieal Inarumsnt On a contribution
entirely new he calls il a CLAVI0L., from
CLAWS key and VieL. The Muiic ia pru iu
ced from gut arings by horle hair bows -olin
ed, il Is played oa with finger keys ike the
organ or Piano Forte. This inItrument We are
told produces the iweet enchanting tone. of the
Harmonica, the rich iounds of the Violin, and
The full grand chords of the Organ.
[Pbilaa P.p.]
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

PHILADFLFHIA, JUNE II.
The public have lately been much alarmed
by rumoors of irfurrefions in the Southern
States, The following extraa Of letter fron
from an opulant planter in Berthe county, NC.
TO friend il this city. may throw tome hght
on this intereGing fubjeG:
= fuae S--1he lulurTetfion mania has brrk.
en- out in this county in mott violent degree.
The people are rendered aark mad by the
groundleis fear of having black matters. No.
body can tell the consequences. Law is lst ar
defiance, and ieaion trampled on. The poor
negro who keeps clear Of the club or halter is IN
continual danger Of the bullets Of madmen.-
The mob have jut now leized H, and I3
Others out of this county to which they belong
and, contrary law, have carried them TO Wen
ton, in Hartford county. They are zlfo deter
mined, in an ECU ly Illegal manner, 70 trT
them tomorrow, and am going today to try
my belt % fave the poor fellow yet have nj
doub' my Fl viii be hanged, and may
fafely faY without Judge or jury.
g Twenty armed madmen yiit my plantation
twice day, and Do me 81 eat deal Of nlaelit''
Il is dangerous 70 tel them heir duty--no1'
ing bat the great influence have over them
Keeps them frcn lhooting my people IN Ihtn
huts do Mt sPprehent any danger 70 ~
7rbas family from thefe ruffians yet. H---,'
am Gear, viii die irnooent. He can rtaa
and write, and IS ihrewd and afive, and faal II
quit demonRr alive in the eyes of bis judges.
g Ii is greatly to be lamented that the fss'
Of inluirettion leads theie ralh men into
many atts Of irjultce and opPrefion- lr
mealuTss which they take only tead 70 mar
he poor blas ks defPerate, and Tor my part
iembls tor The conf quence"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

a new Gazetteer of the Eafern Continent,
compiled by Dr. Morfe and Mr.. Parifh, has
lately iGued from the prefs OF Mr.. Etherldge.
Charleliown. 1t is printed in very neat man
ner, upon fine paper, and contains eightder
maps. If work o. fuSh magnitude, 10 vel
executed, and 70 uieul to every clafs OF citizens
is found to contain information of tbs old
world, equally late, correct, and authentic, a
any foreign publication of like kind, it Ger
tainly has hyperion claims TO the patronage OF
our countEymen. To aicertan this, IS tar as
our time and opportunity would admit, we
compared it in A number of particulars with
Crutwell's New Gazetteer, the lateR and bef
which has been pubiihed in our language. "A
nber Of articles appear to be conGderably
improved, and ieveral are introduced, which
we do not End in Cfu,well. Theie are Princi-
pally notices of places, which often occur 10
The fcriptures, aud will be conGdered by every
ferrous reader as valuable additions. The i'm
portant events, wh ch traafpired upon thofe
fpcts mentioned in The faorei haory the pro.
pheGes lefpeding many of them and their ex
aef ful6lment, as noticed by modern travellers,
are brought within fmall compass, and ofte n
placed in an imprei1ive point Of view. The
feature of the work will be regarded with inter-
eft, when it is conflered, that many modern
books of travels and hifory lead the unweary
reader into doubts, and ply him with inhnua
tions. where he leaf expected to find them of
courie, they are not unfrequently iufered to
ref upon the mied without any effort to remove
them, This indirect way of unfrttled belief
has been praetifed by certain clais of writer's
with much art, aud we fear with fome (uccels !;
to meet them therefore upon their own ground,
and rePel any infnuations hottie TO the truth,
by brief lfatement of The faas, fecures conf
dence, and gratihes, atthe fame time, lauda
bic curio6ty TO be acquainted with the parrcu
lars of places and events, which have been
ltrongly impreaed upon the minds in early life.
We bellows the greateh part of modern trav
els, hihones and voyages, which have appeared
in an Englilh dreis, have been conluled by
The compers Of the prefent work and the la
tea and mot authentic information IF the
natural and civil hiaory, general itate Of focie,
ty and manners, improvement of arts, cui9f
ties, &c &c. have been leletted, which proper
ly fell within the fcope of Gazetteer. An
Appendix is added, ia which are noticed fome
large changes in the Eafern Continent, the
arrangements contequeut upon the treaty Of
Luneyille fumma lily noticed, together with
feveral new articles. This volume, as con.
tinuatlon of the frf, is intended to ccmprife
complete new Gazetteer Of the World and,
we believe, that in the efential points of late,
authentic, and important intelligence, mana
ged with fidelity, accuracy, and Judgment, this
oeJed has been accomplished in 4 very relpect
able manner. TG0z. u. S
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

M-. BAYAsD, on bis teturn from Ccngreis
to the State which he reprefent-, was received
in very afedionate manner by bis conitt-Fn's
They recolleded his exertions 70 Preierse -
independent Judiciary, from which the people
might, with reafon, expect equal and exatt Jul
ice. fearlefa of executive or legislative influence.
They recolleded that when II was determined
the burden Of the taxes fhsuld be lightened' ne
was for removing fuch as would relisVs fbs 1vb0ff
Pespe They recolleded that he protected
gainlf the removal of officers on account Of their
opinions. He has been truly the peoples frierd.
Several entertainments were given 70 him 10
different counties of Delaware. The great de-
mocrat, Mr.. Rodney, has declined Handing
candidate for Congrefs il competition with Mr.
BayarG-and no other perfon has yet offered.
His private character is 10 amiable that even MS
political enemies are forced to refped him.
The Delaware democratic party has lehened'
1t is laid, Mr. Jeferfon has written 20 Mr.. Kod
ney TO encourage efforts to difplace Nr. Bayard.
High eleeiionserng this Il beats the FMner.
We mnf not forget that il was a ferrous com
plant again(t the leis elevated Federal officers
that they elcaoneered. An anonymous de
mocratic writer even offered it as reaon 70
iuliiiy dlmifals. (PaAad)
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
Tg tbe paa.


NE5HTN n ION3 JUNE n.
The Secretary at War has announced.
bat the Pre6dent having nnderfood fundry
jelerters were deGrous Of pardon and re-adm;f
Con into the amy has determined 10 e1clud.
hem, and dueaed that proper means Be taken
for aPprehending fuch perfons, and thofe who
may hereafter defert, that they may Sc punih.
ed egrsea5y 10 tie articles Of qOar.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
HAllFAx. N ;. IgsE Io.

Tburfiay, the 8th If July, il to BE- ob efr''
as day Of Ihankfsiving throughonr 'h's III
vince, tor he cone .uGun OF Peace
The Governor has authorized the coni'n.
ance OF The uiusl int-rcourie between tli' ft'',
RICE and the I'm 81 States. untI the EF@ :
Q6tober next,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28
NORFOLK, yIRc. JUNE ls.
NEcR0Es ACAIN TRoUBLEsOMEl

NEGROES AGAIN TROUBLESOME!
The following accounts Of rifngs among
the Negroes, in the lfate oe Norihcarolina, wer.
handed US yenerday
GHr Brisge, eoat in f5s morning, Iof5 Jans 1901
Captain GRlCE,~
| have 10 inform you thar I have jaG Re.
ceived from John Shaw IN account that the ne
groes are embodied il Hartford county, and
under arms the exprefs came 70 Mr.. Shau's
at IL o'clock at right. am in hurry.
BENZ AMIN OVERMAN
Capt. Crice lives AZ Elizabeth Guy, ~. c.
ANOTHER EXPRESS.
Mr.. Browning, at Nixonton received an et.
prefs laR night, at Il o'clock giving him 10.
formation, that the negroes il Berie county
had riien in and abour the town Of Windicr,
and had committed great havoc from thepcs
they marched 70 Chowan river, where hey are
embodied aad armed az the ferry about miles
up the river,
do certify that the above is a true copy.
D. JONES.
- The above is true copy from the origt-
nai-in addition to which have jsR received
information that obey have embodied in large
companies, armed, in the great fwamp near
the Virginia hne Mr.. j. gave The information
a. give i'll tear there is too mech truth ia
II. WILSON BUTT
Great Bulge, .5ane -, 1902.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-28

A letter from correfponden, in Ncwyork, aaerts,
thar eny TX ari1ocratic candidates eecsed to the
next Congrels from thar Rate fBsqan C5roriet
This information is very ineorrect-esven ariFosyst
arc clecicd n this Rate, and kx ts1,aItir.
flIs5sa E1Asass.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22
DUANE

Las iummer, this doughty editor con-
menced an unprovol,ed attack UPON the ..
cordcr lie didthis, as Mr.. Bronfon ,iave -
iheW his Prowefs in folding. All the detnos
10 Richmond expected dat Duane vy.e -
6eat rs .nto atoms At firh, he could NOT n, l.
J9I4,tell III what part ~ Vrgnia,this r,enrr ,s,,
Rintcd. hen lie attacked the iefa7ca &c
fickering5 as 20 his c0yreansI5 in haodl;na
PuOhc money. To the fatisfaG4ion ~ ii
america, Duane was completely kicked o,,r
OF that ground, The hundreds Of l;ec ,,,h,ot
nc mas printed fnce could not all be rcnubj;H,-
cd we have a5out tw enty of his naoerg
iiylng by with marks on the marcin. of fIIc.o
moods TO be contFadi6tcd. His name has he
Some 10 much deipifcd in Richmond, thst tho
demos never with to hear of him.
ne publication q bis letter 70 Calronde-
IN late Recorder has made much more nc.;r.
than We thought Of. MIR. Bronfon has bonor~
ca IL with no lels than two fucceifive editiono
10 hiS Gazette. But VIC have much k.ftar
letter than that from Duane, wherein r.. 80.
knowleoges 1in1felf to be the publiIher. nor &c
Jf@is" letters, but Of foi>n goodsi in 2 word
TO be the genuine partner and ALLOCATE -, >
uanlaction OF theft, robbery, or houCa- br,,t-
ing; tor we can hardly fay to which of tb.C.
three apeIlations, the affair is mott nronerI,,
entitled. The property was CaH,uI,lG,, 'PVt1 w
ihall not fink away from this f1orv. as ~
did from his MAHoGANY 1tp P sJ - ''a'le
Tending Mr.. JeEerion, Duane fhonld I0 Is 8 ue- -
pabie Of defending himfelf Here f,lI - 80 :.
neai no, from the Aurora Of December 17,h.
:, :, PREVIOUS to the late fate elections
=, throughout the union, TWO fories about the
piGhoen[ for yamy nati0aHfd, were IN
:, uuIIlou'iy circulated theie were modelled
!, ana an: re-nodeliedi5 copied frR in grofs, then
e - paragraphs into every federal paper on
Sne contlnent---oh what bad man the pre-
Ioenf was, and what good fellow CaIe1-
aST nad become III the eyes of FEDpeA-
LISTS but after a full peal and chances
ihe'e itories have defended to the tomb Of
MANY with the preceding ones.'
=" 90 not know fVho wrote this psraqrayh.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22

UNDER ehis head, the reader will
find a long and copious article in our
neEt number.
-Four hundred uunsets are diiplaved
at tho capitol, as rhe produce OF the
tlrit yrar o!tae armory. The delegates
are told thso they cot eleven dollar
each. Some Of or legiAotors are fl
idie' 10 ignorant, and 70 Gliy, a. 20 re-