davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-25
rRom RI sRrDzsIcK- town HERALD


De 'acc 90 he retolution propoGng an in
vettiga.ion ofthc rcporr OF the commit
iione's oF the linking fund. The reply
OF MIR. Griiwoii 10 MeiIrs Randolph,
Eicholion, and Smith, cannot DC read
with 900 much attention nor do We
With OK readers lightly to pats over the
lPeechcS Of the democratic members.
lftheir remarks are not attended TO, it
may perhaps be luppofed chat much was
ia,din defence of Mr.. Gallatin. Bur il
they arc carefully perulcd, it will be
obvious, that no one facl nor argument
was adduced by the friends Of the &c
1eveie, which tended in any degree 20
exculpate The iecretary Of the trea{ury.
On the contrary, they involved the OBJ
icurc and contradictory ttatemcnrs of
Mr. G lja1in IN till greater oblcuriry.
AS TO Mr.. Randolph, who {poke 6rlt
III atua. u tne iccrerary, if he had The
happioels 10 underltand his own mean
ing, we are iure he had better luck than
any perion Who heard hin. And IF he was
abe TO convince hirntelfof the innocence
and ability OF Mr.. Gaila1in, We are afraid
that he Is the only perlon on whom his
ipecch produced rho detlred effect One
thing, however, is very plain, and thar
Is, thar MIR. Randolph could not, for
the foul Of him, End oue whar had be-
come Of III, 900 dollars, which had been
taken from the Crcaiury, and Of the ex-
pendirurc OF which no fort OF account
had been rendered by che Gcncve{e.
Bur the gentleman conioies hinlclf, and
endeavours to contolc the people, by
tpeaking OF tI4,Coo dollars as amcre tri-
file, and otno coniequcnce to the Unit
cd States. He was attonifhed that 70
fulaL fun as Il4>ooo dollars) thould
APP ear un@ccounced for, on the pay
Tnent OF 1896, GOO. In Virginia, where
it's lald 10 be the falhion 60 .alk rather
largely upon money matters, If nay
perhaps do we'll enough 70 talk Of
II45 ocC dollars, as cutie q thing OF no.
thug, and hardly worth looking after.
Eur We mutt cones that we are not in
eIined 70 chi / altogether 90 lightly of
che fun. Il4,ooo dollars would make
'evera' people ;olerably rich.
ltwouid be rishr handiope CAPITAL
for man 70 trade upon. II would be
very convenient, fora 90 d many demo
crauc merchants, who bawled pretty
loudly for Mr. JeftF{on and Monlieur
{ 10 receive frm che rreaGlry one
hundred and fourteen thouland dollars
without inreref for a year or two. In
thar time, II Ghey were iucceEfuI, rheir
i
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-25
SCRAPS.

An American newspaper, Jays, that
Tom Paine is now buEiy employed in
writing chird part off Age Of Realon
a Chee1c.nnager IN Philadelphia, has
CONTRACT, d r Ill the copies.
(Load. pepY.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-25

We arc gravcly told in an Italian
Newspaper, rhat Bonaparte is great
fayourite With ali the iainrs except with
ST. Domingo. ID
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-25
IRISH LINENS.

re Subfcribers have jua received large
d aaortrene Of Sihs. and 4-4,as irIb
Linens, which they of-.r Tor Gle on very low
terms. Alio lev Bales Of bed Twipd
SACKiNG.
GILLIAT 81 KIRBY.
Ricb~ona, Mqy 18Th. 1903. lr.,g 20
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
a LUABLE MILL
FOR SALE.
THE lubfcriber wifhes TO fell

sHE fuD1crlDSI WHITES - ~ - !.
- his MILL, known by the uanls OF CiH-
ron Mill. within two and an halt miles OF DUN.
fries. on thu waters of Quantico, which IS IS
conftant itrean, as any IN this part OF the eouii-
try. and in an exceeding healthy ltuation; very
conveniently Gruated to FINE wheat country,
not being more than@half a mile out OF the way,
ia going to Dun,fries, from the main soad lead
ing from Fsuquier Court Houfe, Censervilie
&c. and by lomc Thought not any out q the
way at alp and very good road TO i. IhEre
are, if the purchaier choices 1z74 acres ot.lnd
which may go with mill, (excrps one acre
which will be referved) or inaller quantity as
may be agreed on. The mill is an over ihot, with
a wheel1l 10 feetso inches and4 feet head, with
two pair of Stones. One pair OF French burrs OF
feet, the. other of Cologne, with every appa-
ratus necel1ary for carrying on merchant ouhnsls
to the bcif advantage. The mill houieas htty
feet long and twenty feyen feet wide, two tories
high, with fnlall kiln for drying corn, toge-
ther with barn, fable, owhouie and lumber,
houfe,. convenient 20 the mill A convenient
dwelling honle, (not quite fniihed) with kit
chen, meat and corn houle; the whole OF which
have been builr within ! years paR. There are
two very thriving young orchards Of peach and
other fruit trees It was iuppofed, had not the
froft killed the fruit this fpring, upwards at 100
gallons of barndy might have been made from
them. Should the whole of the land be requir-
ed with the mill, there is another flnalI houfe,
kitchen and meat houfe, at s-iEort diaance from
the former.
The Gtaation of this property mutt -renaer it
def abe acquiGion to any pcrion inclined TO
engage in this line of buiinefs, particularly 70
as is iituased 70 near tide wafer. !; is deemed
unnceeGary to fay any thing more refpe9ing the
pren1les, as il is presuned any per.on inclined
TO puseiaiewoud with to fee them. Nothing
would induce me TO part with this valuable pro-
perry, but the prefing demands againt me
w,ieh am anxious TO dacharge, therefore
great, bargain may he expected. Any further
information may be known on application to,
JOHN soWDEN, Clifton Nal.
Nprfr;es Tune 3d. Jaw.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
John Gar diner Laid

HAS foR SALE,
III bis Wa,ebo1le, lrnee Strret Vhatlf,
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Wet India and N. England Rum,
Coffee, Chocolate, frelh Teas,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spcrmaceti and tailow Candles,
Soal Leather, Beef and Pork,
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Few boxes excellent Clarety
Bar Ifors ftonc Lime,
New Heftings and Shad,
A few bis. good Vinegar,
Gables and Cordage OF all hzes,
Ruilia and ravens Duck,
India Cottons. Nankeens,
Bandaana Handkerchiets,
Irifh Liners, Gssnan do.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nufness, Gi#sssi:
Alum, Coppcras, Brim!to0e,
Cotton, Wool and Playing Cards,
Wrought and cut Nails,
A few boxes Olives, Cafess and Sweet
Gil,
Mems fine and coasfe Hats, &c.
Iune z. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
Wlnehsster Coffee House g Hotel,

E-HE fubferiher RESPECTFULLY informs
i the public that f.e has opened houie
of accommodation fer gentlemen travel
lers. He -Aatters himfclt that his exerti-
ons to give general fatisfattion will enti.
tie him to the patronage of the public.
The newspapers from Bottom, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Warrington, a..
lexandria, Richmond, Norfolk g. Charlef-
ton, IS. c. are regularly taken. He
ava,ls himfelf Of this opportunity ,oresurn
his Gncere thanks TO thofe who have ho-
nored him with Sleir cuaom, and ahures
them that continuance of their favors
will always aa as a aimulus TO further
exertions. He has good, fablage, hay
and grain, with truly hoaler.
Il. Llndo.
WincheHer, Iu1y X. Iav7,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
ara- Na.ee.

THoAIASl1REEN will condnA my
budnels during my Gay AZ the Springs
aid + hope will give general iatlsfaesl0'
TO iuch as favor me with their CATION.
I alfo forewarn all perlons from having
dealings with my apprentices, wltaou a
my content, as 4 fhah proceed sagainit
fusf as the law directs.
Iuly IL. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
Charles Little,
James Wiley,
Jas. Douglas.
Gods
For SALE, ENI,
iTHE STOREI have occn
july 70.

fI II T. SIOK e . have OccH
pied for fometime paa, iituated on Prince
Greet, oppoGte Col. Hooe's. There is on
Rana in town more eligible cF-better cal
cnla,ed for carrying on an extcaive wet
or dry Good Bufnefs. The Cellar per-
feftly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thouland barrels of FIopr.-
Twenty-fvehundred barrels may be iiow-
ed upon the Prenifss without any incon
venience to the occupant. For terms ap-
ply 10
WILLIAM OXLEY.
pecemb.r 7. .eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
Fifteen Dollars ReuaYd

Runaway from the lubfcriber, in
the month Of Jolly, 1902. about the 18th
or goth day, yellow girl about II years
of age, by the name of AILCEY, which
| bought of James Wilton and Robert |.
Taylor, of this place. She is girl of a
bold countenance, tolcrable fraight hair,
quite large mouth, and fmall Acfh
mold on one ide or the other of hes face,
jutt by her nofe no other marks that !
recolletf. 1t is more than probable that
Che is now lurking in the neishborhood of
Alexandria, as her mother lives with
Major VIM. Reilly Of that place. The
above reward will be paid for apprehend-
ing and fecufing the faid girl 20 that / get
her agai;4.
7essslTaompson.
July aS. Iaw3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04

United States Of America,
FiflA Circuif, Virginia DIFF
rritf, May Term, 1909.
Under a Decree Of Tie sad
Carr, ave the Commiips.rsrs vii ss-
Ys,e u public SALE, far r<ady 'ssa.y' %
.hs 5remisss, at IL o'flsek on fr1say
tie s9tb day IF Aagasf nSxf,
That valuable ard exteniive
f "A r M,
called Mount Salus, alias Millthorpe, ~.
Ing in Fairfax county, on Dlficult and
Wolfe Trap runs; containing BY deed
Sso acres, and by furvey 673 acres.
The manfion houfe is on q high, healthy
ard agreeable -Gtuasion, convenient 70
which are iprings of good water. HE
houie $40 by IS feet, two rooms Oh q
floor, with nine feet paGage and italf
icae, = brick chimnies, with ire place
10 each room, piazza the whole length
Of the front, aeellar 70 by rs, vailed
WITH Zone and divided into two apart
nents. There are ieveral fmall build
ings, near the manGon houfc and gar
den. There are, alto, valuable mer-
chant and grit mill, aw mill, diitillery,
-milier's houfe and ovcrleer's honie. The
ailI houie is 20 BY 80, two aory high,
!. half the lower tory OF tfone, the other
part Of wood, and covered with fhingles.
There are one pair Of Burr and one pair OF
Cologne Zones, three boiling cloths al
: mott new, one fcreen, nil now In ute in
!. manufacturing wheat and grinding. grit.
The fill houfe 80 by-3o, one tory high,
wall. of hone and aaingled roof, the floors
,,lanked, the upper laid for mating
] grain, aud sreugbs fixed round the whole
houfe conaTuessd 70 carry water TO every
veiel which may need il. Three fills
and one boiler can be worked 10 adsan-
saee an the faid houfe. The waters of
Wo,ss Trap, on which the mill and faw
mill ftand, are conhant ttreams. The
Gtuas ion for country cnfomers, or Pur-
chaing wheat, is exceeded by none IN
the county or neighbourhcod, rot being
mose than II miles from Alexandria or
George Town, where there are excellent
markets for country produce of every de-
fcription, and about I9 miles from Wash-
ing,on. The land is fertile and prodac~
tive, and The hii~wel! adapted to receive
]. Improvement from the Hfe OF platter of
Paris. There are upwards oflooo pam
GELS offence on the lard, and about roo
I. or 1 20 acres of we'll timbered land belong
ing to the tract. There have been nearly
20 acres of timothy made, lying on Wolt
Trap and Difficult runs; 50 acres more
may be made alta lmall expence. This
farm, enjoys many naearal advantages,
which are unneceHary hcr US to.mention,
il being takenfor- granted that every per-
ion wilh;ng TO buy fuch property will
await themislvcs of an opportunity Of
viewing the premifes, previous to the
day of tale, capt. James Wiley, rending
near the land, will thew the premiles.
and ALTO plat Of the furvey, which is
left with him for the information thoie
concerned.
Theaitle papers viii be exhibited on
che day Of fale.
Charles Little,
lanes Wiley,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
Robert g john Gray,
King urert,
Have Just recei0ed from ~. Yy
An additional aiiortment Of
30 q K S,

~ ~ " y ~
Of which the following are part: (
DR.. L.ettlome's Hints, deGepI
ed to promote Benedcence, Temp.rsn
and Medical Science, 3 vols. Svo. boa,d[
Fedcralilt, vols. $40. calf gilt; MI
fame in iheep.
Leland's Tran1ation of the Grafton N
DeEofthcnes, vols. 8vo. calf, elI
Dobfon's Life Of Petrarch, Go. do,
Davinci on Painting, $40.
Letters Of Junius, vols. Svo.c,li
gilt, with elegant heads Of the arncai|
characters mentioned 10 the work.
Public Characters, or Contemporary B..
ography, Svo.
Public Characters, for 1902 and 1901,
boards.
Adventures Of .Telenachus, yoA
8vo. calf, gilt.
.Thompfoh's 'Seafons, with fine p!ss,
calf, gilt.
Lady's Monthly Mufsum, ornansanl
with beautiful engravines of Falhlo fs
every Month in the Year, 9 vols. linn.
calf, gilt.
German Theatre, 6 vols. calf, gil,
Young Gentleman and Lady's Magl,
zine, 2vols. 8vo.
Bsloe's Tranlation Of the HiRe;y d
Herodotus, with notes, 4 vols. Svo.
Lord kaimes's Sketches of the HiauIJ
of Man. 4 vols. I'm.
1'haIaba, the Destroyer, metticsl 10
nance, by Robert Southey, vols. I'm
Thompion's Pictures OF Poetry, I'm.
The Enchanted Plants, fine plates, cali
gilt.
Plcalure and pains Of Memory, do. do
Bellies Lettres Repoitory tor 1901, I
and g; fine hot preGed, ornamentsd wlt
plates.
GiAord's Baviad and Maviad, Tan
boards.
Evans EGays on the action for mons
had and received. on the Law Of iniur
ances, and on the Law of Bills OF EE
change and Prom.Rory Notes, Sva
Taylor's Reports, 8vo.
Porcupine's Works, vols. Svo.
Folio, quarto,loeaavo and pocket Bibk'
gilt and plain ; common Prayer Books
gilt and plain; Wars Plains & Hymn
large ard fmail do. bound in Morocco
Wallace on Difeafes.
Townlend's Guide to Health.
Browns Elements of Medicine.
John Bells Anatomy,
And great number of other articles to-
numerous to infert in an adver,iiemeot
Iulv II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
IT, Attention Z

The Members of the EPSON
JOCKEY CLUB are deGred to meet at
Gadlby's Hotel on Saturday the 9Th day
Of AuguA. az eleven O'Clock. Members
will take notice, that on this day feveral
gentlemen whiting ITO become members
will be balloscd for. Gentlemen Sportf-
men Of Maryland arc folisiied to attend.
July II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
a WaYehoule TO Let.

will rent my Warehouie, li,uase on
King areet, adjoining the manilon hou4c
in which, live, opposite Mr.. ]. Kin
caid's. Poaeflion may be had imnedi-
s;ely. Itis very convenient for a Gro
Gerry fore, or Flour. Merchant. For
terms apply to P. MARSTELLER.
Inne.2. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-04
PA 1 " I I N e.

THE fublcribsr respectfully
informs the public in general that he has
become refdenter of this town where
he profeHes the following branches in the
art of Painting and Drawing. P0r,raitsin
Oil and Csayons, Sign and Ornamental
Painting, Fee Mefons Aprons on Silk or
Leather and other implements belonging
to the craft. AJlo, Stands Of Colours for
Regiments and Companies painted and
decorated 10 the mott elegant manner.
20 IL D I W G
Executedin the bet manner.
N. B. Signs for country merchants, ion
keepers, and Others executed in fuch a man.
uer that they may be carried TO any dif-
tance without danger of inquiry ard with
very lissle trouble, on the mott moderate
terms.
ID r 4 NJ I Nc.
HE Will open fsaool for teaching
young ladies Drawing and Painting in
water colours and crayons, as foon as a
luficient nnmbst fublxihe. He will ALTO
punetually attend on ladies who with pat.
terms drawn for Tambouring, EmbFoide-
ry, Toilet Tables & other Needle weak.
Apply at his lodgings in Water fiJest,
nearly oppofite the Vendue Store and firit
door ioush of Col. Hoce's.
F. KEMMELMEYER.
IN apprentice uvaated TO tic a.
bove 5nfns/s. June Il. 60
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12
uslums

the people Gficently 20 maks them anfEer his
prrPefcs, wiii be- ready enough TO teach them
dfeSentle6 IN, ADD to forbid the ne at tlzt lau-
gutgevtnwsr1s hirnfclf vhieh be had before in-
itrufte itheni il. psrediy propcrrowaTd5o hers.
Never the any one, be fire, who Ol-d les
"a n i{essent r. thAp' rrfpsa or who lef' All the
admirers If the Frenfh rev luton. W hin and
Tithout--S she admirers ofit, mem, as afyRem
of iiheriY--in a 1Nret rhrIi ~ and larghshe tit-
uston, Every opinion for VIII h by aave been
consenting,3s notv complse Y trodde, dova. and
uaElpicd under foot, ard h-ld-oot n 4 sfce tothe
gr-ateft potibe conterrpt, and 6erfon. ,STae hon.
orabsr genleTnen cnsthe aap3ir'1 beaabe; Fox aHd
his pHtyl have fealy gsesase fonto eonrlsin OK
having beea To- completely lat IN he isreh. Ih=fs
is rot evena deFe 4 retreat provided for them. Y
~. Bur tho rich is the treat neat which the pria-
cip'es of thei''rghts OF nn1," and the holy
duty Of inutreaiDn," meet with 10 France. and on
The part Of him who. lhooid be their natural pro-
etfr.itis by re ,ns the fans, with relpe6 70
he encourag etnent which he may ohoAe 10 give
them in other countries. gIhoythey ufe none OK
thefe goods in France for home consumption, they
have AWAY zlarge adortmsnt BY themfor foreign
mas ke,s. Their i4cobir orators are NOT 90 Be
looked fes in the, clubs at Pats butin the clubs Of
London. There, they may * ofisa6k,iag kiags
with oths-4lanEuage Of sbAt fort: but iifonl1 10y
ordtoT more fPPAht than the ireit- eho0ie 10 hold
ytorh in that drain, in she city where the o eat
Go4ful reilses. in ,tle metropolis of liberty, be
would floa put hln ~ Glescs. y the way that
fec adopted in,ibe { 81 OF the Sdsnt W man EBo-
aapaue, bring INJECTED, IN virtue If lie rights oe
man wish fpodc power can aFc ID g. "a aian
the preat bang of ha e. doarinesin oihe* coantpess
OF .whieh he will not fuGer 1he leaf vh9per in biz
owa, ,,While be is at the head Of an ablIlt- no
harehYio France, he may hetthe .pi euloter and
champion of jacobin infarreecns every where eitc.
Tbs atge3 A. well Is wicked nAtuse Of j4cobniina,
which, While i ~pnld rsbel az 4oh tho ,aslpl au-
tho-lty Of Its own 4evsInnen1. Il ~ilitg endlaye
i'ielt,to .Er4ncs, finds no difficulty otallowi TO
him rhelr two oppofte characters and know no
realon why We lhould flPFcle han. di.iaelined TO
accept them"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12
Brlsaeo l3oetrr.
10 A RiNGLEr or HAIR,


Dear rehque of the gentle maid,
Who ruiz. unrivsl'd in nv heart:
Off round her polish'd brow you p'ay't,
Or, eareIels, nneonsn'd BY art.
Der her white bo.oa,'s graceful fweli,
(uneonfeious of ths blifsfal fcene,
Where lurking love delights to d@.H)
Have lain ia apathy ferens.
Alas ! like me, diaevsr'd now.
From where yoa would for ever grow.
No moIe to wreath around her brow,
Or, cAressis, on her bcfom flow.
What 10 yocr sorth' Oh ever dear,
While fancy, living on her charms,
Can reeolleG the Handing tear,
When fortuoe from her cirr'ng arms,
With flowing mean, and brow fevere,
Tore me, alas from her 70 true
For i6sr ELIZA PLACID you here,
And arovc, bot could not fay adieu.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12
Political.

The Fejerahfs have been acc1fed Of falfc, fctn
dalous and abuEve language towards their oppo
aents. Thefe charges have bcea repelled by r.
ference 70 fsGs, and fometimes by tcmerilon
fith the democratic papers. !. II the frderalias
needed any further publication. Il would &c found
70 pubiiihing the chzraaers which m. democratic
leaders draw of each other, when they fall out
t1ere we hnG Language more Pc ionai add gn
dietive, and accrfatious mote riors aud degrad
ing, than their opponents could ever have imagined
This naturally zries from their being mo { init
lstsiy acquainted with The char ser OF each-other
WALTZ Calender was their champion, he was she
mott innocent and c4lnmnizsed tharaa@r in the
country. Asfoen as he BECAME di{gulted with The
party and expoied III iryconduG, he, was the mott
infamous end de2I4deJo of human beiDgs--cohld a
few days have wrought flch an eatire charge ia
bis principles ,-~fVhlt the inf Ience of Col Burr,
was neceliary tor the party norman was more The
toidler.. ,he fchoiar and rhe pitrior M pejfon
more rht to bethe fchnd Officer a. The government.
b:i whe he was likely 10 interfere with fone W.T.
gina Palri,t, to eiLea the All powerful influence
of the ancieQt dominonstby whiting San lion of
all hensf men," he i'm n ediately oetame the mott
dangerou., afpring and unprincpled gn41 in the
United States. iWhat Governor Ne Ger hzrsn-
gued for the party IN Ann, Arundel and AnapJhs,
integrity. B.hold- how a few ihort, nnonEh have
changed brs4very virtues, into The mott hein6us
crimes. Language is now 10 'poorlo pant him
in coIors faGciently Block aod degrading. But
the crcumtanoe that places this ifubjea 10 he
itrongeit point 4 view IS, thAr the charges which
are DOW br0nght agan9 them by their quands m
friends. we're kaows at the .vefy time. when the
Nghsef ceninre of their conduct by a fldetaliR,
was denounced as baie calumny. By-wh4t-eAn
dard do the party graduate ,sher ideas OF virtue
and iategritY ; Not blythe condud oftbe in9iyi IL
al, for we .f1d the. man who ge(lerday was the
mott immaculate and uGeful cilizenfin the Untej
States, 10 day become the moR vicious and dan
gerous. If party views and attachments alone,
to be the ttandards OF the morals and uiefunels
of our fellow citizens we flAll (oon be as eorrupt
and wicked as the democrats rePreEent each 9th
W'eJ50gfos Fed:raA.P. .
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

TIE following is az ezra& from fpeech delivered by
Mr.. wiHDHAM in the Britifh Houfe of Commons, OG
The arb Of November, 1901. y. -'.. -t4 ' '.-
Bonapsrte, now that he is Z king himfelf-and
a king he Is, 10 far as power can make one-wil
no longer be an encourager of thefe abfurd an5
mfchievous doctrines which, however they may
have helped him TO the throne, will be as little
pieafng TO him, now Thar he is fairly feated there
as TO any the moi les innate monarch. Sir,
agree, that Bouaparte, like other den.sgogues ard
friends Of the people, having deludsd and gulled
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

Two wagGoners travel lung different ways, hap
fened 10 meet at place where the pafIage was 70
narrow as TO render il d Ecult p4iing each Other /;
dilute confequendy arofe, who ihnuld turn out
Of the road to let the Other g. by. One Of them
roared ont, g II yon do not turn out Immediately
I'll ierve you as did the osbef fellow ju1 now"
This addrei; had the deGfed effetl the other ex
peins TO have fopie dfagrasshle trick feryed upon
b. m, fhouid he difobey, Immediately turned his
tie I'm to one Fl ie OF The road bar as has opponent
p,fe him, be defred to know how be had felyed
the olher mtn. Y Wgy he G455afH rayes! f7y0re be
q.gal4 MT tsrn or for M and % Itrrnsi eu for bi. -
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-12

II 4 valY45s hint 10 Fgrmers.-A difcovcry Of co.'s
dderable importance has heen announced, with re
gard TO the preftrva,ion Of corn. To pre!erve Rye
and Re ore II from inieds and rats, nothing more
IS necef ~ than not 10 fan il after il IS ,hrehed,
and to flow i in the grsnsres mixed with chaf.
In this aEe il has been kept more than three years,
wit hear exper encing the frnallet alterations, and
even without the nrcsGi of being turned 70 pre-
ftrve il from humidity and fermentation. Rats
AID mice may be prevented from entering the barn
BY putting fouIe wild yireor hedge plants upon
the heaps theinef of this wood is 70 offefiive to
thoie animals that they will not approach It. The
experiment has not yet been made with any other
kinds of grsir, but they may probably be p eterved
in the chat with equal advantase.-Eag.b P9er.