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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
FROM THE BALANCE.
THE PARSONS WIG.

ABOUT century ago, Parton NJ, Of
the town Of - (New England) bought him
wig at Bottom, and, returning home, wore
it, the next Sabbath, at church.
The fight Of this orange phenomenon excited
very unpleaiant fenlations in the minds of a
large part of the congregation inlomuch that,
what with faring and wriggling and 1cow!ing
and frownng and whilpering, but very little no.
tice was taken Of the parfon's fermon. The
next day, the aggrieved party repaired to the
dwelling houle of parton NJ, to Rate their
grievances aud demand redrefs Now the bur
den Of their complaint appears TO have been,
that he hould wear wig of the BgFon cut, ad-
juted and 6nifhed in high taRe The parton,
being mild, milky kind Of man, (as all par.
ilh Parfons fhould be) brought forth his wig
and bade them faihion it to their own liking
Whereupon they formed a circle, competed of
all ages, grades and genders, and, taking pair
of leiGors, they cropped eff one lock Of the wig,
and then another and another, till At length, all
declared that it might be lawfully worn upon
a chriaian's head-excepting one Gngle difen-
tient, who iiarted new objection by alledging,
that wearing 4 wig was a violation of the dec
alogUe, which flys, g Thou fhals not make un-
to thee any craven image, or any likenefs OF
any thing that is IN heaven above, or that is in
the earth beneath. The parton, who hitherto
had been lil9nt, made the following cogent re-
ply. " Neighbor, faid he, when the wig came
fron the barber, your objection might have
been valid bur in It's prefent ltate, defy he
Meet caiuif to Alow, that il is in the lkenels
of any thing in heaven above, or in the earth
beneath. ."-Hereupoa the obje6or, after hav-
ing viewed tie wig with lome luitable attention,
candidiy withdrew his objetlion.
Thus it will fare with the federal contribution
Of government It was formed by body Of
Cages, with Warrington at their head and, af-
ter a long and patient deliberation, it was ad.
iuaed and inilhed in exaa and comely proper
tons But people are not willing to give it
fair trial.-Innovation is the rage Of the day.
Indeed there is no ConJ9ifatioa maker in this csun
try, 70 famous as the Able Seyes but COzfita
fion coJ5lers are almoR plenty Sbos eeb6lers,
Especially is Virginia.
The Legislature of that State has very lately
relolved to recommend it to al the States, to
amend the federal Conltitutioa, in fach man-
ner as would eaentially alter its nature, by di
mipilhing The weight of the Senate and proper
tionally increaling dat Of the Houle of Repre-
fentAtives in Congreis,
IF the federal Conaitution is fuffered aill to
be clipped and new moulded, from time TO time
by the rudeh and dull fhears Of innovators,
Jfuair en5 0eyy I62g f00 as the parfon's wig, it
viii exhibit the likenefs of nothing that is in
heaven aoove, or that IS in the earth beneath
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
DEDHAM coURT.

Mefrs. D. silk, I. Whiting. R. harrington,
(. Fairbanks, jun. N, Davis and S. Cay, were
indefed for the reicue of Jafon Fairbanks. and
tried The lat week a Dsdham. MclFrs Earring
Ton and Whiting we : acquitted. Msars six
Fairbanks and Davis were convicted. The two
fotn1er were fensenced to Jour mouths impriion.
mtnt, the latter 10 tqp0. Gay i abfent. Ste
Phen Fairbanks was indicted but difcharged on
account Of bis youth. a bill was alfo found a.
gainlt The two negroes Cotton and Hampton, J
but they were admitted as evidence Duke
ham was admitted as an evidence and after
wards diirharged. "A bill was found again1
The Deputy Jtlsr and a BID againR Dr. Kit
ridse for Pe1ury. Trials poaponed.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
Re6luhoa.

gNTH CONGRESS Of ne Uqif5 Sfrfe az it-
JJaa, tea hei4 II AZ 90 n Efya r,ar a. fs-
fs'is II coisz5s, ai Mardy, fts gsa.5 ri D.aaatsr,
o. laslad sg6s bsnarsi aalsHs
RefolHtion, aat5orilng rbe Secretary rf State to
furnib ~ N5rmbrrs Of tctB poufrs @ifb tbr
iams Of tbe #9l5 Colgrffs.
RESOLIGD " he S.a4ls aaI hsas sfFssr s.4ifsr5 "
toe Unrsa S.1isI y h1syiaa ~ Cosg yg lszIisk That
the Secretary of state w direcd caue u be iuni-
ed 10 each Member oi me two Houl-s or CongrcE
copy Of the laws ofthc SiEih Congres
=. rHANlEL MACON, Sbr-t.r srHr
Heat " Rbrfaiasigs.
AARON BURN,
Psr- PSsfAf sfJf United Sfa as5 Prss4 " t5s Sluzs
AFFEovfB Jan. a., ISga.
TH: JEFFERSON,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

Petitions were in circulation in Pennfylvania,
both n favor Of, aud againl, the repeal Of the
judiciary Law BY Congrefs. -AmongR the lat
ter, Msiirs. LeVys, Daponc eau, Sargents,
M'ksAN, and DALLAS, ~ democratic law
yers, are petitioners.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

According to accounts received at Roche
forte from Cayenne. there Gill remains in that
deaFu6tve colony, fixty nine transported prieits.
Theie unfortunate PsTlons were aPPriled that
the government had lent three vefels to bring
them home, bur that they had been captured
on the pafage by the Eogiiih. Hope, 10 wever,
ehesrsd their exile. Every morning." fays
one Of thele v6ims.in bis leiter,we turn cur eyes
towards the Eat in expectation of delcrying the
veies that are to carry US hence. For three years
have We lived in hope am will not Telinquiih
that hope but with our latea breath. lG re-
quired only nod from the Directory 70 plunge
us ints gulph of mifery, and the firm refolu-
tion OF jut goVernment has not yet been able
to deliver US from it. Il is eafy to perform an
injury, but difficult 10 repair it. The old and
respectable Dom, is about to revift France
How happy mu9 this old man be in returning
at the age of 10 years, TO his native foil, which
400 OF our companions, young and robu& whea
they left it, will never more behold. Paris pap.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
DIRECT Tx.

1R jslo1oiss Is a fafemsat of tbs brqSertiazs sf
iss Land 3 & 10 each Stqfe. and Of tbs Re
'a'i' isths TtsJ'ly, az tbeyy yFood on ne 3eb Of
s4ka5y 49, Receipts
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

T.iG.int has publilhsd a very fpirited ad
,.rto ne eitizeas of ST. Domingo, on the fub-
q IF ths fepos Is, th=t an armed force was
s.a;osd f.en France, 70 reduce them % bond
fays he has received no official iafor-
arm on the iubied and appears to doubt
"a. More confident" fays he, in the
's.r.oles Of the honor aud equity Of the French
4, rsmeat, il never vii enter int my heart
I shsosf. il capable Of the libertieidal projects
~,s,s8 10 l." After addueing variety Of
I irafous 70 fhew that fnch could not be
..snsioa Of France, he adds. II il Be true,
ks9 have ooihiug % do, BIT to reign bis
eusass into the hsnis of Coz. I" am a
tsssr = he fays, dread no man I fear
G. a. III 8erth mu1 enfas. ! ihzll die like
.lsr Of honor. wha tAs noshing where with
s1pssh hinllif"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15
AortIanN.
uon0dr, FEBRUARY IS, $50

J. - -rsivaI at PAila1elphia, IN the Ttt inf.
= = says from Cape Francois, we learn that
I'll !, ,.,ort Of he mafAcre, of Tog9iiaf, is un-
!. 'lisI.-E5e was in health and lpirils, on the
IN VI Ilaaary laR.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

80 hfES ef TIE Yalaafioa cf tie Common
ir..12 q AaBseblj,tts, a5 reported to tbs LegJ-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-15

r~r r,rt h,ely made 70 re LeEinative
a. cf Francs, 1, appears 20 be The intention
Fsnch povetnment, thar IN GIadaloupe
& Domingo, where the blacks have been
ssi fres 81 law they ihall remain lo but
Il i Martinique, lies Of France, and Bour-
iM hrsy NOT having been aboli.hed, ihall be
-ssaa,A The report mentions, that an ar
= srg affect 5siay defined for ST. Domingo,
Il uanquiiliiy WI be reitored and Prudeace
II usl8om vii bring about cultivation aRd
sisffy hut thar exPerim mrs in favour of
/. freedom of the blacks, bad cot humanity
81 nuch blood 10 Be repeated again
d.. Teaaer, OF Greatbritain and DR.. Water
ins Of tbis aa.e, are elf6ed perpetual honor
ri m.m5srs Of the new Vaccine Inaitution
als.ahel Z; Newyork.
Cos. ciiaton, Of Newyork, has not followed
Il sSanpI- Of Preident Jeferfon, in cemmu-
sotag wisA ths Leg;latnre.
appears, from the treafury aatements, thar
Nrh Casolina, South Carolina, Georgia and
ksntucky have not paid a cent of the direct tax.
TIE State of Kentucky has never even paid its
eVa TePreienTation,
Ths amount ef duties on Liysacer granted to
Rnis Of Wines, sc. for the year ending
De-. 81, 1900, was $3.50 dollars. Of this
MlIatulstts paid I4,o65 dollars, a larger fun
idaa any other Stats Virginia, which alpires
to be the paramount STATE, paid only 5,6SS; !;
ed KsnrOcky, nothing.
TIE amopa, Of duties on Sales at Auction.
is' the fame Year, vas $3.50 dollars. OIL this,
NsS York paid the highet amount, viz. 1879
dollars Maaachaietts, the nekt highe8 and
AsaIuSkY, nothing.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
WASHINC7oN & JEFFERSON.

From the dccIsrations OF F<dtsaiHs. per-
fons not well acquainted with the political Aste
Of our country. mighs be induced to believe
that the exiaence of the government depended
on Msm--thst fby are the executive friends Of
law and ofder--spd that General Warrington
was one Of the leading ehsrstleSs in oppodtion to
republicans, and promoter OF fbeir views. Ler
us examine this fobjed.--Les us sk. from whar
psrt Of the life OF Gen. Wilmington can il be iaid
he was oppofed TO fcpubiicanifm lWn !, in
the nomination Of Mr.. Moosoc ss smbs Iador to
France Was il 10 the appointment Of Mr. JEFF
ierfon ss fecretary Of State i---ln his ardor in
the caofe Of the french fcpoblic--Of 10 his
refped for che militis, and biz enmity to the
pubic debt i--Can iederal,as FAY that 10 ,hofe
things, they fnppo,tc1 tbe Wilmington fyAem.
or that republicans were orpcied 10 it,--In uhat
ipAsncc. therefore excepting 10 the Bi.ilh IRA
~, ~ss not Wilmington fuppofted BY the Wigs
OF 776. and the republicsns Of the preienf timer
And YET the comnitsec Of MeseeT's dare 20
FAY, that the republicans we're inimicaI TO Ws0h-
ing ssd bic fyAem. The people mfr difeovcr
that the iacrsd name Of WsfhissteDs has been
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
FOR SALE,

drd dPaD.lsss gi1sn a~ RE asf6 Of Ma,eb ~exi,
a LARGE aad valuable trait 0! LAND, in
4 n hopk,nton, adjoinips Wood. River
Ccntainiag aboat Sevsa Hmrd,sd dere, known
by che oans Of the ELsy Land, sod nov par,
of the easie of Col. GsoRes lRisH. decestsd.
About Two Hundred acres of iaid lard is clear
ed. and &, for silase or meadow. The respair-
der 10 mo&ly. covered with Timber of the bell
quality sor lhip plank, &c. Anexcellsnt itvAm
OF wa'cr runs through iaid land. whereon Saw
Mill may be erected at fnsll expcnce.
The terms may be known, by applying to
either of the fubfcnben.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
JOHN IRISH.
Newport. Of. a,, 1884, cSd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
FOR SALE, BY
Jacob RichaYdlon,


a, the Pat-Ofhcc, a,greaf parey Of Raak. and
Stationary amsng avbieb are, Jfvey-
al 1eqo pzbLtation5, aix.
a VIEW of the Political condoa Of AARON
"A BuRx, Efq. Vice Pfeiident. -Wood's
Correct Statement IL. Ba,rng,On's Voyage TO
Ne~ South Wales.--- Aiio, Aaami' Four Let
te,s. being an intereaing Correfpondenee be-
tween JoHs ADAMS, late PreGdept, and SAM
VEL ADAMS, late Governor of MaHachuietts.
Lille OF General Bo osAPARTE--&A An Anti
dotc TO JoHs WOODS Poifen.---
Lise~ife may be had az faid Store, large
AhorimeHt Of Houie Paper, and Bordets.
N. B. IL may perhaps be upnsceaary 70
inios" sAs Psblic, rhst he hss lately made an
addition To bis Cifculs,ing Library Of I" many
thoufand Volumes of BOOKS, in tie different
brancbes of Literature"
Or To be fold as above. few TICKETS
in the Providence Bsptia Meeting HOME Lot.
tery. Aasga al. 1907. oof
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Iohn A. Shaw, & Co.

INFORM the Public thar they have taken
i Shop next door but one North Of the
Coffee Houie. where they carrv on the
WATCH MAKING BUSINESS
in all its Branches. Likewife sll kinds Of
Hair Work sS Gold Cypbers
neatly executed. They have for Sale, Englifh
and Geneva gold & dlver Watches, Gold Neck
laces, hlyer tea and table Spoons. falr, mnlard
& pap Spoons, foup and punch Ladies. fugar
Tong'. large & fnal Looking Glsaes, dreGing
Do. tea Trays, Walters & dre6ing Cafes, plat
Cd, wooden, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea and coffee Pots, Gen,lemen's and Children's
bea & common Hats, Sufpenders, Knives and
Forks. brafs globe & commou, Handirons, SHOW.
ei & longs, brafs and jappancd Lamps, elegant
plated & brsh Candleaicks, dart and common
Cains. horfe & chsife Whips. ladies do. Scifors,
Pen Knives. Shutters & Trays, powder Boxes
and Pufs. Razors in cafes and without, (having
Boxes, and Wiodfor Soap, Cream Bzls. writing
Paper. Dutch Qnils. Spanifh Segars. Maccahau,
Rappee & Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown,
together with complete. AGortment of Jewel
lery & They ALTO carry ON the
GoLD & SiLvHRsMIrH's
BuGnefs .Cafh given for Old Gold and Silver.
tat Punttual attendance. and she imailcff
fvors gratefully acknowledged.
New port, On. q. 1907. 11ff
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN q WOODEN RAGS, Rr
Chriitopher Olney, & Co.

DfHOefea at Deir MHIs, or al fbsT Paper
War- Hsxjf, kt
NIHERE they have for falc. at wholefale e.
wv retail, all kinds Of Paper, viz. Fool.-
cap Writing Paper, No. and 1.--Vellum Lcs.
ter do. --ror do.--Wrapping do.-Bounet do.
--Clo,hiers do. 1T quality. Sheaihiog, with
and without Sand, Book Binders Boards
CsndIe Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.-ALso,
A complete Ahoumcnr OF Blank Account
and Record Bocks.-LIkrwiss
Account Books made and ruled TO any pat
tern. 10 iuit the purchaisr.--A complete Abort
ment OF School Book. and Stationary OF all
kinds, SC.
AJS, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound. Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted. one OF two Boys, from
TO ~ years ofagc, as Appreptices to the Paper
making aad Clothing buiincli. To fueh great
encouragement will be given.
Previafnfe, Oa. z6. 1907. 74tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
To be Sold at Public Audion,

On Wednesday, the 18th Of Nov. enfuiug,
THE veil known Eaa;e of THOMAS
4 GREEN, in Thames-frect. near the
Red Market. The fand for BuGnels is mott
certainly inferior to none in this town.. The
Houfe is large. commcdious, and in good re-
pair. The terms of payment will be eafy to
the purchaier.
Three notes of equal amount. with good
fecorty. payable at 4, 8, and 1 : months.
AJo. will be fold on the premiles, at the
fame time, great variety of houfehold furniture.
Sales will commence at o O'Clock, A. M.
il the wearher be fuitable.
ke7otovi, GA. 80, 1909. CO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Public Entertainment.

THE fobicriber inform rhe Public that he
i has opeusd Houis Of EuSersiamear in
Water Street, in the 'oSn OF WAkRgx. 6sn
of the Sbip; wea of CaLs's Inn.-Conltsut at
tendance viii be given. and every attention paid
to Ladies aod Gentlemen. for their accommoda-
tiou, by the Public's humble fcrvant,
PRESERVED ALGER.
y O60dsr az, 1904. cvii',f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
lust LANDED,

find far Sale, BY sbe Subjcriber,
EIRSr Quality of fGsodaI .,pe MOLASSES,
l. by The iiosfhead or Barrel. a
few hogfhea.ls OF brown SUGAR.
SAMUEL G. HUDSON.
Ns7rpar, ga. z3, 1902. cviii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
N O T | c. f.

A LII thofr who are indebted to THOMAS
4 GREEN, or to JOHN MosHER, aAs 60.
either oy Book or Note, are hereby no,,hed.
that the accounts aud notes are lodged with the
fubtcfiber for col!ettion-apd are earneRly re-
qoeited to make immediate payment, and pre-
vent unnceenary cof.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD.
NsrfOrt, GA. z9, 1902. eetf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
EUROPEAN & INDIA GOODS.
BENJAMIN Thurber

Benjamin lhurber
Has JSf reesived, and i, xo1u spsning for
Sale, at toe EgA Of fbe Bancb ef Grapes,
No. 80, WlLLIAMS-STREEr..
a complete 4D;r,mem sf
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
CoyEjFing Of
- ED, blue, black, Londo On brown and
IN mixed broadcioths plain & Rrip'd
Caihmeres blue, green & l. ,ndon brown
Serges fpottei & lfriped elaitics, plains,
fore2 cloths, from the higheR TO the low
CT prices, Rat,eeas very cheap. colousei
and clouded coatings, light do. black,
red, yellow and white F!snnels, do. Baiz-
es, faihlonable Sxanidown. black ami
olive plain & atiped Velveu. rofe Bank
cts from o. to io4. worried aud cotton
Hofesy OF every d, icrip,ion.
A complete saortmeot of New and
Fashionable. blue and tea ground CALL
GOES, iowpric'd do. red blue, aud pnr- 1
pie COpPER-PLATE. chintz and pur-
pie Shawls.
INDIACOTTONS. by the piece
or yard very cheap Englifh Bed-ticking.
A complcse sHortment of coloured
Canel's Hair SHAWLS, whi,e do. high
aad low priced Bandanna aud checked
J fik Hsndkefch,efs, pocket do. Linncns.
4-4 vide, Diapers. black and coloured
indis Ssttins, colour'd l.uieilripgs, Italian (,
DO. fix and cotton Gloves, cotton Mitt,, 1
oarfnets aod Modes, peiong Satin. Per.
dans Of aiicolours, Bepgals Cambrick,
; Jaconet end book Muilins.
Fsihionabic DunGsble, ftraw, Leg 4
horn and chip BONNETS, and Straw
Trimmiugs, Glove Ties, fancy Ribbons,
black and white Laces & Edgings, white
cotton fringed Shxwls, Dimi,ies & Maf-
iincts, elk Grapes, Wildborcs, RuGeIIs,
Moreens, Dorsnts, Shalloons, Rattinet,,
aud friped RpfI.lls.
A large and complete Afformcnt of
MUFFS * TiPPiTTS, and fur tim
ninss. Of various prices, very cheap. I
Ladies Morocco, Cloth and Leather
SHOES, children's do. oil Cloths, brown
Hollands.
A complete AiIortment of LOOK
j ING GLASSES; new faihioned Tea
Pots, China Def. .Crockery and glafs
WARE London and Bnaol Pewter,
Knives s. Forks, iron and brsjs Candle.
ilicks. pa.cnt Lamps, iron and block Tin
Spoons, cotton Wool.
Warranted Carolina, French and ,
Spanilh Aost INDIGO; Soysls & Tongs.
Japan Walters. warming Pans, brs(s
Kettles, &c. &c.
The whole forming general aGort-
/, ncnt, much too numerous to particuiarize
in an Advertisement. They are offered
for faie at the moa reduced prices for
} CASH.
Precedence, on. az. c8f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
William Douglas,

.A tbe Head sf Broad Street,
LAS conasatly for fale. a general Abort
i i ment Of Wet, India and other
C @ O u S.
ALSO-About 100 VT. Clean FLAX
600 weight bef Fleece WOOL. and "a bufhels
Herds Gfais SEED from the North. River.
-Lilspys-
400 W.T.. New-Milch CHEESE,
Cheap for CASH,
Or'Wef. India GooDs.
Newport, oaober ., Isoz. 67tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
f5M & y1uez. 1msM.

FHE Sabfcriber RefpedfulIy ipfcrms his
4 friends and the Public IN general, that he
has taken Shop belonging TO Mr.. Jonathan
May6, directly oppoG'e the Psa. OEre. where
he sarries on the GoLD and SILVER Smith,
and JEWELLERY Bu!lness, 10 all its various
branchcs.----1hotc who may favor him With
their Cutom, may depend upon Panttuaity.
Conaant attendance will be given, and the
insllea fsvou mott gratefully acknowledged,
by the Pub,c's hamble ieryant,
JOHN SNOW.
- Cath given for old Gold and Silver.
Ntzoten, S<ft. zS, 1907. civV
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13

Jones WAS Perte 9ly confci,,ls thar f'lch
a.corfeiPondenee hid long ipbiiited- The
Examiner had read The FRI Of thoie
two ieticrsi which frfae been printed.
Yer he dared The Publication, on the
taith OF lis being deitroyed.
a man may write letter and after
wards forget that he did f.. He then
denses It. The paper is produced, ana
he ieands coneietei ola Initakf. Still
ne may be perion Of honor. He may
plead Innocence and look itraioht for
wards IN the face of mankind. Eur.
theie obieFvationa do not apply to the
iage OF Monticello He could not for
get correspondence which had lated
toF ieveral years. Ii IS not ea4y to fec
how he will ever face the bi(hop again.
alter ilich an irfevocable, fileh damnino
demorhtration of his want of veraciev
OF what kind Of materials mutt his face
be made, if he does not blulh, every
time thar he hears of Callender's name >
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-13
sJho .G2926DnDG IN.
RICHMOND.
OCTOBER lslb. 1902
SEQUEL OF REMARKS
Upon the
CORRESPONDENCE

BETWEEN
6fr. JEFFERSON q 7. 2. CALENDER

IS nov two years and nine months {ince
the publication of TIC frn volume Of C rFba
rfoipect. On its appearance, the writer
was nor only attacked, with every fort of ar
gufnene which could be advanced aoainA !,
candid and accurate Performance; but viii,
me greiiett nliquotation and nerver6on
lafagraphs were chopped from the end oS )
5gdge' ana periods from the end Of a Daraoranb
ne eighth commandment fays, Thu 6aIs
40t (Ef0l. Cuf away the three frf words, and
Ine PrecePt iitues in a reverfal ofits meanino
Ae IS 10 this manner, and with the mof} mini
taoie ehrontery andimPoiiure, that the author
iidS oeen MADE to pronounce general IVafhina-
ION a t5tef IF pndjic s7onc2, a h0it,.,oy .
xT4tfero flIit 10 America, and then to Fnqland
II iuch aiiertlons had been found in his r,an,,-
lcFipt, 1t IS hard TO Zee where ne co,,ld hive
met with printer 70 mad as to admit II into
MS oihcS or, If the book,bad been- 76l,,,lit
WORKED or, Il IS equally nconeiyable wbo
quo nave bought, or read it. But the
e414dla part OF his readers perceiged that lie
meant no iuch thing. This did nor b;n5er
li1 ie0eLai editors from piling, as ufral one
, - upon the top Of another. From this
mere was natural pfogrenion to perfonai
1e e.l.ly And 1t only doing iuRice 70 Their
4oI!tieS to FAY, that they aln1oG equalled tbei,
ysHerion fucceiIors in the fame bono,Ibi@
employment ''' ''0''o'''Ois
Afterthe ipirit Of faction had been f.r,ncnt-
ITO iuitable height,a profecution was rorn-
'aenced a3ant the author Il is needless r.
repeat the trlt- and dfguRlne tale of the trial
Tor tedItion. 1t was cafy for Callepder 70
ioretee that he might, in moment. nske HE
Peae With his oppreaors, by giving ~ the
taHle' Of 5hoie who bad, IL lonc 5sgree. bern
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fagfdph, informing the citizens, that the
laiu ediror was q calumniator, &c. &c.
MS piece appeared in the Virginia Ca
ze5te OF lait Saturday. Fepreients irGlf
as a preface t., the lecoud edition OF ycf.
1erion,s TWO letters TO Calender; and If
wuivery PoaIblyride onthe coachbox he
tore rhenl through halfrhe United States
Our readers are requeited to take no,ice
rhae this paragraph campaign has com
menced on the pare of Mr.. Wood.
When iPeaking of Mr.. Jefer!ou's having
thanked Calender for his proof FLEETS
John proceeds thus:
/" Lee the reader remenber, thar thof,,
Shame proof fleets contained the arofTeff
aouie,and vlief caluulny upon ehe moft
Nirtuous character in tie United States
THAT they declared the federal CON
itltutlon to be Job Of Tories and a
britlth party - that, moreover, they
ianttioned all the iniults which were
offered 70 the late administration bv
the frantic hand of demaQooues-
that they vindrcGted the weltern in
iurreGtion, the rebellion Of Fries, and
every iPecies OF lawleis ailelnblaof
that was lnirltuted for the purpofe Of
dltturbing the peace of iociesy and
Infringing the wheels ofgovernnle NJ. J"
Thus far Mr.. Wood. Cicero tells
as OF a Roman whole wife was Of an
ealy temper. When cuttomers came 70
the houic, the hutband, that he nlioht not
nand III the way OF bulineis, pretended
that he was Jaf qQssp. One day, how
ever, there appeared a vilitor, whom
ne did not like. Upon this he exclain.
cd. hpn oa'aibAs d0rm5o. sc don't leep
6 Tor EVERY BODY"
Becaute MIR. Coleman and his tranf-
crlbers have been fuffcred to proceed
without notice in mangEng &C TIE
Proipe a. Mr.. Wood. thinks II
common game; and thar every one IS
at liberty to call the book a bundle
OF cal1nn!es. If this pupil Of Aaron
hu.r does ncttakc good care how he
trims his top fails, I'll 5eacb him 5oc0 o
b.aadle y1itksl
We had got thus far, when il was
underitood thar Mr. Wood, in this ctay' 5
Virginia Gazette, intends 10 make an
apology for having iaid that g The Prof
pe6t' hbelled the memory Of General
Walhingcon. He reading rhe book
and ililds chat the extracts wera an i'm
petition. We therefore flop here, till
further advice.