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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26
The 5uIjers5er wiU SELL
EXCHANGE for aPpreved 'ane
near. the Blue Ridge,
A valuable Tract OF Land

NC0f tSS 0S~S0ANS~6tS
A valuable Trad OF Land
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court-houle, and near the bank
of the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations J,
on the one there is brick dwelling hcufc
50 by g feet conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, "a by IS feet. A farm
ed houie 20 by IS feet deagned for an.
o, erieer, and other out houies.
The conyeniencos Of this place are e.
q allied by few, and the psoipea excellea
b. none in the .tase. The houie is ltu-
atcd On high hill AID commands an ex-
sen!ive view of the Potomac and the Chez.
ap AXE bay. There is creek aboupdirg
with the tIrcit fin and oyaers, which ter
inmates the Hat land OF this tract, that Is
nav;gable for bay craft, and affords an
excelIent landing place within halfa mile
of tie houie. On this part of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peah orchard, and variety OF other
fruit trees. 1t has a great Efficiency Of
,ak and hickory timber, tor the uie CT
he plantation, beides large quantity +
pne.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houie q by IS feet, and . few
,,ut houies, iuch as tenams generally have
sbout;them. This part OF the tract IS az
we'll fituated for farming as any lands 10
Virg MA. 1t is we'll watered, has a fuAi-
cheney of timber for ito lupport, and
,lo,riihing young peach and apple ORCH
ards.
As it is preiumable that no perien will
make iuch purehaie WITHOUT viewing the
prentice, all that is necedary to add is thae
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized 70
make fale thereof.
JAMES v. BALL.
N. B. Any perlon purcha6ng may be
fupplied with flock Of all kisds necefafF
and luaic;ens for the plantations.
Feb. 70. raw.
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Ih1s Day !, fuutyued,
ByR. s. J. GRAY,
And fer Sale, at their bookstore, Prince
Street, & at the Office of the Times,
ST.. L EON;
Il Tale Of the Sixteenth Century,
In vols.
By WILLIAM GoDw1z.
Price Do.iais, ssnd,omely oouEd ard
.Ho Isr Sale,
By X. x GRAY,
7 a n L I A L B O L;
Il "e 70 Noel.
By the Author or Arher Myrvin,
Vie. and, Ormond, SC.
Price one D,.lor IN ioards.
RU S HIS
Introductory Lectures
To CoarJes st' Lecturer rpm tb< I1j:Hz.f0"
and Pral7iee Of Medicine,
Delivered in the Unlveriity OF Ptnnfyl-
van;a.
Price one Dollar in Boards:
And fundry o;hef
New Publications.
Tanusry s. d3t,aw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26

Wanted to PurchayF,
From three to four hundred
acres of LAND in Fairfax, for which a
good iraa Of land in Shenandoah county
will egiven in payment.
Enquire of the Printers.
January -. eo3t
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COTTON q SIZE WAKl
Have r<e.ived, large axd general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT .BRANcHIs OF
POLITE LITERATURE:


Ed. Kotsebue's Plays. . vols. Ladies Muf.
cal Magazine, Parks Travels. Steuart's View
Of Society, Cheaer6eld's Letters, 4 vols. Cpller's
Practice OF Ptyic, Wallis Oh Health, raieyi
philolophy, vols. GiSfon's Surveying Mvores
Navigation. BY Blunt, Bura.'s Poems, AiiIiots
Ancient t@ifaory. vols. Practical Eouca.iou, .
vols. Beauties OF st. Pierre, Buchan's Family Ply
fciaa. Fox. Book OF Martyrs, vols. Lees
Memoirs, Britiih State Trials, Robinfon's - cmi.
falty Reports, 4 vo;s 10 be con.inued) Gentle.
man and Ladies PreeeYtor, \ vols. fsunter, on
he B.osd, q vo.s. Caldwell's Memoirs, Wiliioh's
Lectures, tlsr,iu's Law Of Nations, Vattel's
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, vols Gdip-
bursh pipema:ory, Elegant Extracts, Coniti-
;uiions, Zimmerman en- Solitude, Ditto on Ma
.ional Pride, BIacAfoae's Commentaries, 4 vols
COLLECTION of Farees. vo's. Polite Education,
Tooke's PaD,',con, Jnnius's Letters, vols. GU.
thrie's Geography. Knexe's Esucs,ion, 2 vols.
DITTO Eaays, z vols. Cotigsps Travels, Cooks
Voyages, 4 vols. Dambergcr's travels, DC. &c
n O y E L S.
The Aruenian, 9 vo!s. Montabert, vols.
An,oinc,ec, Tale. OF Wonder, (by Lewis. 2 vols,
My Un:le Thunaa, vols. Jacs Smith. Spirt
.! the Cattle, Arthur Mcrvin, vola Clare
Howarj, Ormond, Weilaod, Maii of the Ham,
lee, Vagabond, Sailer Boy, Athlin and Dim.
bayne, Romance Of the Foref, voisMyfte.
r;cs Of Udolpho, ) vols. Lcuil, Julia and the
Baron, Ghoh Sier. Tale Of the INES, vols.
Camilla, vols. Evs'ina, vols Monk, vols.
Family Of Orsemburg, Negro, 2 vols. Black
Valley, Ellen and MordauE', 2 vols. Ceor:..c
Earnwei!, Mountain Cot.ager, Children Of the
Abbey, vols. Roachlort Family, Darcy, T.
Mia de ::Varmont, Oakindale Abbey, Thc Fair
importer, 5 vols. EdcIfriaa, vols. Count dc
Hoenfdcra, !; vols Henrietta Mortimer, 4 vols.
Fashionable Daughter. Count Gieichen, Emma
Dorville, Scotch Heireis, vols. Mifs Bas:,-
mores, vols. Adverncment fcr Huiband, 6
,ols. Wandering I1ander, vo.s. Corne!ia sed-
Icy, vols Tom Jones, !; vAs. Edward, BY
Moore. . wis Morda,nt, BY Ditto, . VOL.
Reuben Al Rachel, Girl fthe Mountains, 2 vols.
Myrtle Cottager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles. TeRaments, Pfalters, Common Prayer
Books; Dilworth, Webaer, Univrrr.i, Pearee,
London, and Rational, Spelling Books, Primer,
and large collection of Hilo-;cS and chh;;.isrcr.
Books Writing and Letter Paper, and Paper
Hangings, Wafer4 QuilIs, Ink Powder, VioIs.
strings, Playing Cards, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. &c.
ALrMANAcS fer The year IScs, b. the
grocc, dozen, or ingic.
% Country saopkeeper'fapp:Sd on the low
eft terms
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4. HoY6 Of Entertainment.
Randolph Mott.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the puol.c in general, tina, he has OPEN
: eli an INN in the Town Of Alexandria,
in the houl: lately occupied by capt-in
Charles M'kuighs, where he intends udag
rs u;moit exertious to give general ias's-
:.c.iou to thoic who may. favor him with
heir cufom, which from his experience
the bufneis he aatters himaeif he thali
be able to do on she mott rsaiona6le terms.
January {. IaW2teo
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By viiri,z efo Deed efT'ye fren.

By viriss ofo Deed of7'yf from
Francis WMte and Margaret bis acfe
to tie Jsbjtnbty,, to Jttxre the ty"sn
ofa Jum Of monty 10 DR.. James Cr4'S
effbe to4rn Of AAxau1ria, and be ex
ty>dts JS1e fer eg9, bgo,< '6e Cet-
fee HaaJe dsor in tie Jaiz !ssu1, on t6e
Eyf Monday in February next, at II
o'clock in the day.
A Tract of LAND lying up
on the North River on Cacapchon, in the
county of Hampihire, containing four
undred acres.
Another Trad adjoining it,
containing twenty three acres.
Another Tract adjoining the
ira, containing one hundred and thirty
one acres.
Another Traet adjoining the
lat, containing one hundred and twenty
nne acres more OF leis.
On ,I.eie traits there Is large q:an,
thy cf low grounds, equal TO any IN that
county, a comfortable proportion of the
upland is arabic, producing good crops OF
wheat ard rye.
As it is preiumcd perfons' inclined t.
purcha!e, Will examine the premiies, i.
further delcrip,ion is unnecedary. A IL.
lie will be made upon payment OF tax
money. :
JAMES KEITH
SAM. CRAIG.
Dec. -. CT
JUST RECEIVED,
II eonlgnm<nt af<itgant TABLE and J.
TEA CHINA,
Of different qualities, handome LIQUOR
CASES, and 5000 weight Of COttEl,
at private fale, any ofwhich will be told
low for cath or approved notes.
Fl. and T. MOORE.
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N ,sains spt CALLeNniR, and give it kiiEs
To keep his f,s-oe alive
f,om ehe Gasefts of.be unit.a Slates.


Callendey has given us to undertand
that MIR. JeEerion read in G'set5 his
well known &sfcbrs gf RE HiFory of
Aaeficn; and that he paid TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS t0toards 4lsjieyiHg ne eEpsgje Of
Publication
We arc at lois to know in what
terms TO couch our conceptions of the
neanneis of the acts imputed TO Mr.
Jeferfon. When man betrays his
country, we call him trator, ana con-
fign him OF once 70 rhe execration Of
Poieerity. When 4 man, by artifice and
fraud, Obtains our property, We call him
lsoia9le5', ana thereby deGgnate bis cha
raeter. When a mar, Whole fervices,
in a time of peril, are demanded by his
country, dallaTdly quits his pot, and
ihrinks from danger and :the coniiia,
We call him col0a;d; and fometirnes
commilerate his e0eaknej5. For the
midnight robber, for the petty plunderer
OF the purlt3 fof rile ieduccr of female
Innocence, for rbe fave OF intoxicatioD,
for the helliih incendiary, and for the
Son5iggi aiiahin ofrep1tation, we are at no
loiS for names which viii dcfignare their
characters and defcribe their atrocities:
buC who will tell Us whar epirhet; what
terms, what name, what words rnulci-
Piled upon words, are adequate TO pour
tray character, and 10 give 70 il an
appropriate name, upon rhe fa6ts thus
Ser betorc usa The choitn' chief and
ruler q the freeft, mot enlightened, and
and moltvirruous people on God earth,
dePj6fed as coolly, coYersly, neaiily, and
Indignantly buying, with psltry ore, and
with the lowly profitution OF his per
focal counteGance and fupport, the dam
marion offuperioss, wholc lofrg merits he
deiPalrs Of obtaining, and as then rifinq,
upon the wreck of fair reputation, made
by tnaiice and by cunning. The YEA
poos are fallhood aid ealumny: rlre
price OF the purcha1e IS gold, condeicen-
ion, and Aarr Tle parlc opened;
.ilc pr 1toops TO the focierv
ar : y,it.si1os H.. CT.
i TO hohea fame
RS OF office ard
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(. the means Oh /.

The Democrats are in a wofJi Ii.
lemma; Rejecting their former friend
Calender. For he is either an honeff
and true man, and mplt DC believed
or ne IS liar and Z fcomudrel, and bis
words deierye to have no credit attached
to them. Take yonr choice, We mid
lovers and Importers Of the new plalo-
iophy. If Calender be an hontH ana
true man, rhen he is 70 be believed n
his representation, and MISREPRESENTATION
inks your chief 70 level with she mem
eft and baiett Ct created beings Yonr
cauie goes with your chief, for as lie basE
riien, 10 have you riten, and as he GDls
10 muit you hull. If Calender be =
lying ieouIidrel, then how ltand ye2
Did We not cheriit him and lupport him,
did ye not draw flanders ana lies from
his pen and dI6emjnatc them? Did not
individuals among you fwear 20 his
moral cIiaratfer, fupport him with your
purleS, receive BIN INTO your bou(es
and propagate his fallhoods Did nor
the lait naturalization, fall and have
hot you rllch, I'D consequence of The ca
umnies which Calender has been eaoer
to invent, ard active to di9emnaJe,
And nuit you not have known him,
when you were proud OF his talents, and
jealous for his lcrvices, to hive Been
liar; and has not your cau.c thus flou-
rlfhed and been perfected by tl.= balth
means?
In rhe one cafe, it Is fair to fay, th2t if
Calender IS honet and worthy ofbelief,
Mr.. JeHerion is funk below the reach of
even d mean mans COMMUNICATION la
the other cafe, ii Calender IS falle, the
whole world may ice, rhat ye knew him
70 be liar that yc uied LIS lies and pro-
TIED by the deadly injury they wrought,
thar your iYttem has been lie from sbe
Beginning, that your afcendancy is foun-
ded ON lie, and thar ike lie ana the
WORKS Of tie father Of lies, your glogv
WI be dliliPateI By the rays ort-i5h.
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s Vid. Recorder upon Gilcs
Fran tie Pirgiria Gaz.rts.
Mr.. CALLENDE Z.

THERE are fome perions, who ha-
bituatc themfelves TO the moi offenfve
ID fcugTilous language concerning Mr..
Calieuder, one Of the Editors OF the
Recorder. There are other periaDs,
who think thao tbefe expeditions are NOT
only iDprop1, and tnjult, but highly
mprujent.
rhe following paragraph, takea from
he sazette u the United States, viii
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~
was held IN June, 1893.
6 On rhe 9TH of June, 1903. Mr..
lhcnas Leiper, of this CRY, upon his
.ioiemn oath, declared thar g he had
+" been acquainted with James Thou
Ion Calender for the ipace OF four
s years tbsa iait pat and upwards, dur
'ssisg all which time the laid Tames
Ihonion Calender hads I'd the depo-
IS nent's kr5z9}efgs, behaved as man of
ssgood HsojaI cbcyaf7sr, attached To the
eonifiturion Of the United States, md
ZVW ajGogfa9 70 the gees o;.der aud krap-
"Pius6 Of The fame, .
0hcgtiy after rnc date Of Mr.. I-eiper's
affidavit, Calender went from philadei-
phja 70 rclide ar the loulc of MIR Stevens
ihompion Nision. onc Of the lenasors
for Virginia. Calender continued az
Mr.. Maton's nntil May or s,,ne 47oo,
! az which tin'e re came to this CITY, and
fcladcd wighAGr. Jones.
Eheie VIII, knew Mfr Maion, do nor
exPeff yl.ar he woltd have fupported
MIR. Calender 10 longin his houfc, with
out ione otje6t dr confederation. Ii is
believed bY tnany people that the 6rR
sei. ot.thess< frotpect Before Us'' vas
prePareli tor the Frcfs, and obtained the
3PProbation OF Mr. Maion, during this
F@rlod. lbs ALTO Believed thar CSl,en-
der was warmly II oon1ne ndcd BY MIR.
Ma5on TO icvelsl perions At this place
cir9Gn1itance which could noe i,ave
haPPeaed ii Mr.. A1alon had dilcovered
5lnl II DC unwGrtar.
Before aAr. Jones and Calender quar-
relied, ard during the impti!onnenr Of
me l&tter, there was ppblified il fli-
--NaIniacf piece which ihewed that
MI. ones entertained 4 high opinion
Of Calendars integrity.
Thus It feems thar Callendrr's chr
facter has been well iut}ained ever free
nc game TO America until he was l;be-
rated. Since thai ti1te, he say refi,ied
alternately at f2eregibu-g and l};cj,-nnr1
at the iatt q which he. now reiides. e
Calender has been guilty OF aHv 4t}ion
az e'rner OF the Ie Places which cati5Ies
flifa 90 iuc1 fafih appellations, iessa d.
" which TIC! ss,ao know any thing
owe 10 iocietg TO 'pfovc and prorifit'---e,
is ii nothing Of this fort en- be
It IS a dnty 'ghfch every oae
truth and good manners to def
iuch injultlce and fooliianets.
Lent be remembered tllas Calls
hoilis ftrcn8 Pea; thar he has a nells-
paper II command, which now CIR
cuiates throughout the United States
aad IS every where read with great at
tention, ald ghsr eIlere is nob6dg con-
cernisg whom fo.netbi1g unplcalant
may noe 0c iaid
Fhege re > great many perloos VINO
pferend 70 : great deal of chalify of
cfaT1te.s who co.Kd not Aanet filch a
icFntiny. VINO could nor bear up againit
tu2h ln!2f9tdres as have fallen 10 Cal
s-I1eraiot. Ifneitlcr Gn5c OF iuf-
rice nor d'e feelings which belong TO
men Of fef3ibsiity and humanity, can
have az 'fiiaeace with them, perhaps,
afrst T1ading his prudence may.
Callcnder's moral character fands
fair. 1t Will be time enough 70 form
an oP'nfon Of his character as the cdiror
u All independent newspaper, after time
and ooiervation have afforded rea{o.
nabjc opportunity.
q PLkIl< DIAiER.
fro@ he N1v-YoRx EvfvfYc posr.
he 80.
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9hs .93G16IlNO l:#.
RICHMOND.
SEPTEMBER si5. 1893.
cORRESPONDEMCE.
No. I.
For THE Rkcoha DER.

YOU printed, fomc weeks age, an account
thar ient you, OF the money which had been
paid oat FOR che armoury Jones was drty
enough TO copy this article from YOUR paner
info his, without making the leaf se-
acknowledgement of where he got it.. a few
days before this, he had told US, in his Exans,i-
ner3 tIiat the auditor would not lee him have
copy OF it,or words to that purpoie. This
hews dat henuit have pIlftfed it from M
: KeooFder, which !ie 10 much dcfpifes. he
following particulars refer Is Sanlel Cole
man, who COTS the commonwealth much moe
than ms ieryces are worth. / canrat fwea-
to The eEat}ncia Ct the figures. they ar,
believed to be c6ryeGt, If they arc fte <,r
ten dci'ars above Of. below ;'ia mark, Homes.
who ieeLns TO have formed lis file from that
OF ms tooty-fcatited goddeis, vii tell the
" tide
Before the Ian d5eetin& Of the atyc,rl,Iv
Coleman, as deputy clerk to the council, had
~ RoI,. Cfs.
=, per allI'um ,l25, or 40 By
Q witch, at the Ian election Of
principal clerk, or ioon af,cr,
there was added (. IS $50
He receives, and has done for I
90 not how long, IS clerk 10
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lie receives, and has done for I
90 nor how long, Is clerk 10
the Var department. Goo "a az
Total EE3co TOGO
This is thought to be corre6} ,vhg1 r.
executive Council W?re gong 10 turn auf
''iair, they were divided. pcndIetop. Jyoss.
and White were Tor keeping Blar II his
place. touihec, Stuart, and ono other, ;ab,,s.
name name do not know, were for M. fJiitof
ne two others Tor Go cIaan. I with knew,
me n@nes OF men who could think Of nrefer
flng iuch malignant pet,1l..llt wa(D, as Cole
man islto fuch gooa natured man. ard Jyhst
IS more, to a man of fuch tried and nr6Jed
integrity, as major Hilton On the f,rfs hat
lot the votes TODD as above On the fecond.
INC mutton party 30 make fure of the old cen,
tienan election, agreed with the Coleman.
"o'iid vote Tor the rnaior,
81, -, -. anti them IN aiiing Coleman
ms, IT IS believed, was IN. cafs
nave alto been alured thar, when rbe
committee, appointed by the lad agemblv.
T T.,iiC 20 'h'S augmentation, they hoggled 4
Ih1' il, s4r e5sr1j59a3rut, Til conn
hiitfee Did act perceive the rcalon that Coje-
nan ihouid, all { once, have two hur5reJ
PoHi'ls year 10, an otIicc, which he had he~-
very glad to accept &C IT az bzadrs5 o-,5
t10fFty-5fsoe5 and y hict one Of fh4 cierle -
tn ~ iald oiScc, iuit below tfe COUNCIL. wo,,id
~ W,th great pro nptirtllc, for an b,lvJySl
P9ft@4s. Ii IS inn odibIe 10 give reafon f,r
iuch th.ass Win we fec dat the ron,C;1
'''e luFeted to procesd in their own va,,>
ven nothing but mere normal exa1nirat;,ILF
o sHe,r ezpsn i'aues. does any bo5v Womb
bh@f IN eelficy of the commandments :.
Ss:iptY, and that N orgy is very fcarcef Clark
u : two tho4iaad dcliSrs per annug,. ~ arb;
tect' IF John G ,lercant had to nav his Err,
0u9 OF his own pockct, he would c(s,frfve -
i',a&e INK nun red lerve the turn aud.inGe5d
OF al hundred pounGs to The clerk nm a,,o.
4.fPHffM@h!,he would have hat woTI d6ne r..
thirty. o0ii' 'o'
Joi'es got twelve hundrcd and ffty dollars
LoT ms pamphlet mentioned in our laif, bv tb,.
iodowng juggle. ~ hen an editor n,hI;Gses
'lVe hundred or tnouland copies 81 bool,
or pamphlet, the flic is uncertain, md b.nrao
ne nll!t make large allowance, for I'm. a,d
'or the cNPence of brlHfipr, Which is graar
when compared wichthar q paper. f,r e G1an
AZ edition. But wacf (! We tIou,snd cnn;a-
arc 20 be paid or, IS ICON as tbey arl aoorkeI
~, tbs makes All the odds in the 1,orl4
Jones CHARGED che mi yetaH Prize for oyery
one OF theie five thoufnd 5ar3.bIets CIr
Courlc DC got an imrcrfe fun more Than h.
ihouId have got. pid lat weeks raeer
it IS IN tiis'way that the pubic IS robbed. fbst
taxes are multiplied, and that drafts urnr a.
treaLnry a1a often fold, for ready csb ~
confederate dlicount. Explanations H. th;s
account for the tcg~fility Of the xsnin r,,,-
Jones IS one Of tn PiIiagcrs Of tbc rreaG,rv.
and the Whole pole would rejoice in bcsr,13,
t3at this Office was reduced 70 afAes Do yoS
not Zee, fellow citizens how Wre,rbcdl,.
your 5slnels mas been doneP
No. n.
EIr5r5. Mysa q BtrSara,
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He receives, and has done for
90 n6ot how long, IS clerk 10
tae war departments 600 33s az,
Total roro
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

never aooped to become fuppliants
for Miniiterial or Tory clemency.
Your fellow citizens, rensra5le Pa
friot, will ever embalm your memory
with their praife, and your name will
never be mentioned without reverting
to the magnitude of your virtues and
the pre.eminsnt teIfimonies you have
given of your unbiaasd attachnen. TO
their freedom and happinels. You
have done your duty, and no man can
impeach your fidelity.
10 be concluded nexeweek.l
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
From the InpsPRsosSr CHRoNIcL..
OLD-SOUTH-No. LXXV.

,CEvENTY-FIVE, in the 18th
- Century. is prominent num-
Der in the American calender it is
emphatically deGgnated &c the time
which tried mems fouls )" it is the
period of the American Revolution,
which called forth all the energies of
patriotifm, valor and decilion. The
man who halted between two opin.
ions at this crifis, was jultly con6der-
ed an enemy TO his country. Ameri-
ca then ahumcd the attitude of an in
iured & determined nation. Britain
avowed the principle and purfued
meafurcs to carry into execution, the
de,eitable declaration, to " bind us
in,all cafes whatever" This veto was
attempted to be enforced 10y the iaws
eftbe boyoxef, and the citizens of A.
merica had no other alternative than
to decide between SLAVERY and
FREEDOM.
In this contee, Liberty or De1b
was the motto" Uniting we itand,
dividing we fall" was the creed to
which every real friend to his country
fubfcribed. The T5ries took one fide
of the queaion, and the Wbigs the
other ; one party ailitted the Britifh,
and the other ,oppofed them. The
Bolton Town-Meetings were an cpl
tome of the controversy between Bri-
tain and America. FelIow-ciiizens
We who remember the contef, recol-
led the debates in your folemn ahem-
blies bring to mind the crouded
audiences, who with anxious concern
attended TO the deliberations of your
intrepid patriots. Can yc forget the
Vaccinations of your enemies or the
fubtle deGgns of Hutchinfon and his
adherentsi Were not your liberties
fnfPended on the intrepidity OF your
determinations, and were not body
of Tories aHailing you in every direc-
ton If YOU had then been afraid to
efpoufe your rights, they would have
fallen a iacrifice to your timidity. Re-
collect the Hsrn-Book Fat7icr, who
intermixed them!elves among the Sons
Of Libersy; the foldiery who were fent
to iniimidafe the Citizens during their
freedom of debate and inveaigaticn.
Our fouls were thea !" invigorased