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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-31
Diitri6t of Columbia,
County Of Alexandria, q.
C.

obIItA(l vi
County Of Alexandria, q.
IuYE TERM, 1903.
John Potts, Complainant,
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Bannatyne,
Andrew Buchanen, Jas. Hob
kirk and Robt. Buchanan Dan. S1n ChanceV'
lop, merchants and partners I'M
der the firm of Fiodlcy, Ban.
natyne & Co. and VIM. Wil(on,,
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert Finley, no.
Bannatyae, Andrew Buchanon, Jas. Hobkuk am
Rob. Buchanan Dunlop, not having entered toeR
appearance and given lecurity according 10 u, ,G'
act of ad:mbly and the rules OF this courI' aoo "
appearing to the f8tisfattion of the court, upon
affidavit, that the laid Robert Finley, John Ban,
natyne, Andrew Buchanon, James HobkirK' ap1
Robert Buchanon Bunlop are not inhabitants -
this difritt, on motion of the laidseomPlainss"'
by his council, i, is ordeyfd thatthe iald oeieo'
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntayne' A, n"o,
Buchanon, James Hobkirk, and Robert Du nav.
Dunlap do appear here on the fit day OF wv, -.
Der court next, and enter their appearance % w.
fut and give fecurity for performing the deere S
the court; and that the other defendant " H.. H..
Wilton, do not pay away, convey OF iecl''I M,
debts by him owing to, OF the eitats OF sn f.,
in his hands belonging to the faid aoieot 0fls" ,
daats, Robert Finley, John Banntayne' Aa h"o,
Buchanan, James Hobkitk and Robert bu'li' ,sa
Dunlop until the farther order or decree 0, -.
court and that copy of this order be to''D"'(
publifhcd for two months fuccciliyely, IN o"I
the public newspapers pubiihed in this eoui ~,
and that another copy be ported at the ifOn' w.
of the court houfe of the fad county. ~
A copy-Tef, q. DENhhh
$50. dam CeIN -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-31

Inc Sat6ScT16ers
BEING anxious to decline the Mercaa,il. b,
Gneis, will dlfpoie Of their w.
Stock on Hand,
upon advantageous terms, to any p.rfon VIM.
70 PaFehafc. who will fecure the payments in 5
satisfactory manner.
sTA0s. [. WalGmstos g Co.
N.B. All thoic indebted to the ahoy. e.,
are requefed to make immediate payment. :. !,
is their with to ciofc the buincfs of the con,.,,
with as little delay as poGible.
on. :. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-31

John and James H. Tucker
HAVE FOR SALE,
'Seuen Hundred SpaalG Hide,
IS hhds. Mufeovado Sugar,
$4,000 lbs Green Ccf:e,
9 hhds. surinam MozG.s,
20 Or. cafks Malaga Wine,
1000 buhes Alum Salt, and
Groceries as ufual.
A9so-74 hhds. containing 10000 II,
Green Coffee, fubjett to drawback. =
Ga. ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-31

lake NoTIcE,
DR.. HAAfTLTONss ELIXIR,

IA ioverciyn remedy Tor Colds O6Itlnate Coughs Attn
mas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and approaching Con-
fusnptions.
To parents avbo nay baVe children afflicted qyisb
fbe HOPPING COUCH.
This difcavery isof the fr2 magnitude, as il Is an
imned,ae -eie, checks the progre and ia fort time
on,irely removes the mott cruel aojer which CHAD
rel arc llao erhc Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and
the doie 10 Inlail that no difficulty ariies in takng
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-31
DIR. FIAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.

An nallible remedy for corns pcedy removing thct
DOT and btanch. without giving pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-31

The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for theITCH,
Which is warranted an infallibic remedy one appli-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-31
TOOTH ACHE DROPS

The only remedy YET diicovered which gives inmcd
ate and laning relief in the no2 fevcre innances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23

said 70 the 6rst consul amounted 70 en- as-
|surance, Of what ] trusted there could be
no doubt, of the readiness Of his msjesty's
ministers to remove all spbjeas Of dis.
cussioh, where Thar could be done with
out violating the laws Of the country,
and TO fulfil strictly the engagements
which they had contracted, in as much
that could BE reconciled with tie safety
of the state. AS this applied to Malta
and Egypt,he gave me % understand that
projrf was in contemplation, BY which
the integrity Of the Turkish empire would
Be SO efettually secured as to do away
every cause OF doubt or uneaslness, either
with regard to Egypt or any part OF the
Turkish dofninions. He could not then,
he said, explain himself further.
IT. be continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23
A HINT.

Amongst the number Of esculent roots,
the pa,m'b has two uncommon ana little
known Qualities ;--one IS, thatlt viii en-
dure tie seyerest frost, and that it may
be taken cut of the ground IN the spring
as sweet as IN autumn tie other is, taat
It may be preserved by drying to any de-
sired length Of time. This latter quality
may suggest method Of preserving SO
pleasant and wholesome a vegetable tor
the use of seamen in long voyages, to
prevent the sourpy and other disorders in
cldent to seafaring life, which is often
rendered tedious add distressing for the
want Of vegetable food, since parsnips
dried and pared in tight Casks, may he
transported round the globe, without any
loss Of their favor or dinislutlon Of their
nutritive quality
Tits evident our democrats are not ac-
tuated by any principles. They are ilAves
of patton and prejudice. Projections OF
democracy with them VIII cover multi
tude of fins while virtue in federallfts
neither receives their acknowledgment,
nor protects from their abufe. What they
condemned in the admir- usration Of MIR.
Adams, with an earnefnefs which, per-
haps, made fome believe their condolences
concerned, they applaud in that Of their
favori,c Mr.. .Jeferfon, with a prompInels
aud warmth which fhews that judgment
and reafon have not been coniulted. They
aReA to be the enemies of tyranny bur
Chew them the fcnd in his mott frightful
earb in any other country than England,
and they will embrace him for the genius
Of fiberty--while in England they affect
TO Zee delpotifm in the mildest meaiures.
Ifthey WERE the genuine frlends of free
dom they profefs to be, !, is very saly 50
decide to which nation they would with
lucccefs in TIE contest which prevails in
Europe. Great Britain is Now the cham
pion Of liberty. (fa1ad'nml
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23

a valuable Lot Of Ground
iituated at the corner Of Prince and Pitt
areets, in The town Of Alexandsia, 'front.'
ing on Prince ttrset forty nine fees, and
on Pitt Erect ninety four feet, with the
Improvements, conditin5 Of one Brick and
two Frame Fl CU SES, Stable, Smoke
Houfe, sc. all in good repair. This lot
may be divided conveniently into three,
with dwelling hodIe, sc. on each. at
tfiaing exPence.
For further particulars apply to The fub-
leriber living on the premiies.
Gee. CLEMENSTON.
ALL perlons having claims
againit NE, are requeacd to bring IN the
fame, and thofe who are indebted 10 me
are earneitly folici,ed to make immediate
payment. / fhall be under the neceflity
ofhringing fait againt all delinquents.
July I. 60
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alerannria anberttsfr.
SATURDAY july as.

BY Capt. Harrington who arrived at
n. Y. on Sunday, from St. Pierrss Mar
Unique, we are Informed that Martinique
was bIockaded by 2 British 74's,4 Ri
gates and sloops of war. There were
5000 French troops at Fort Royal, deter
mined to oppose the British to the last ex
tremity. The inhabitants are favourable
to the British,
Flour ID dollars, Beef "a, Pork 20 per
barrel.
A letter from St. Pieere's, Martinique,
of the 50th June, received by The brig
Phoebe, mentions, thar all British m1r-
chants were ordered TO leave that Island
immediately. This letter does not say
d word about the English cutting vessels
out eff St. Pierres, but observes that all
the French ships are gone up to Fort Roy
al" he news Of 50 sail Of French YES
sells having been cut out of St. Fieres,
as mentioned in some of the morning
prints, was, we are informed, stated on
the authority of the mate Of the sloop
Sally, from Antigua.
IN. Z. Gas
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23

marriage, the very key stone Of The arch
Of human society, condemned attempted
TO be frightened dawn. Against COM
mon SANDER upon the sex in general, it is
one OF the first duties of manhood to SET
It's face. From us, no such attempts
shall escape uneensured--bu. that TO
which we aliude deserves the most severe
lash of satire. We do not know tfescila-
raetsr OF the ladies of that place, where
thelIbtl was conceived and brought forth;
bur we are convinced that even in France
che sex do not--nay, it rs Impossible that
they should deserve such nndisringuishing
reproach; and as for this state, we will.
venture to affirm that the world can not
b2ast Of more unsullied female purity than,
il presents at this moment to the eye Of
the most rigid scrutinizing morality.
Let Us only take the sexes upon fair
test, and compare them,-that is to say.
let us take the first ten married couples
that offer. The man shall be fully as
good as they generally even pretend to be
and yet We shall see what inferior beings
i'll all that is delicate, yiftucus and pure,
they are, when Compared to their lovely
partners for life. This SUBJECT shall be
our theme on future day. Meantime
let us in justice only imagine what we
should thluk-what we should say OF a.
woman eyellin the lowest stage Of female
manners, whose blood was every evening
inaamed, and whose brain was half en-
trenzled with drinking and smoking, and
who poisoned the connubiai couch with
the burning civilizations of breath, one
nauseous compound of various stencbes,
arising from the dregs Of every kind Of
vile fermentea LIQUOR, and the refuse OF
tobacco casks. Onthis stbieA We FIN
~ purpose TO enlagc ard to perseveie in
our structures, and we invite all writer's ot
all parties, who pretend TO taste, or know
low to SET a JUST value on the sex, to.}9ln
Us in cole ting, and conversing through
one focus, the frowns, the derisioll, and
the contempt OF. tie community upon no.
tons 1--WE will not call them prineiples)
which If much circulated would tend to
dsgrate our common nature, and to re-
duce it to a level, even below the stand
ard Of brutes.
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(C5ar. coarisy.)

a peevisll English moraIisv was lately
complaining, that the ladies OF the present
day had red b0sous, rea ebeess, and red
elbozos, and indeed were wei red in eve
ny thing, but in books!
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23
dftentaoqa (

TIE Members OF the EpsoM
TockRY CLUB are deised to nl-et at
9asilby's fiote. on Saturday e,o'n day
Of Aaeua, a, eleven O'Clock. Mesaoefs
will saisc notisc, that on ihis day icyerai
senrielnen wihing 10 become members
vii. be balloted for. Genrlcmen Sporte
men Of Maryland are folicited TO attend.
In,y RI.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23
From ST. Jobu's ~. b. 905r Of
time IT..

Monday last retnrned from cruise,
the Union Cutter, LIEUT.. Oliver and
bought in with her the American sloop
Sally, of Portland, for adjudication, for
having sold cargo of American and East
India manufactures, and having laden
with plaster of paris, at Petite River, in
Coblquid Bay, contrary to law.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23

Brought IN With her the American Sloop
Sally, Of Portland, for adjudication, for
having sold cargo of American and East
India manufactures, and having laden
will, plaster of paris, at Petite River, in
Coblquid Bay, contrary to law.
/" Angels are painted flair TO look like them"
FROM the dry, barren business Of po-
litics we turn TO an objeG OF deeper IN
terest TO the heart /; TO metal of stronger
attraction TO thar solace and comfort Of
mans condition here below to that sweet
corrective OF this bitter draught Of life
TO that soother of all his sorrows, that
partner Of all his pains, and tina; promo 7
ter, but alas. not adzoays partner OF his
felicity on earth--to Wolnen-we turn
our attention and call that Of our readers.
Filled with confused emotions of anger,
sorrow, resentment, and delight, we call
upon the manhood Of our rough sex, and
upon the sympathies of all, to notice with
us, and with Us to lament and repro5ate,
libel Of the most gross kind against
the sex universally, that is against women,
without distinction of character or regard
to truth.
In certain public prints, there has ap-
peared an essay, purporting to be, and
bearing the name Of " As Atology Jor.
Bachelors" 1t is not as might be sur ];
missed from the title, piece of Wit, hui .
mour, irony, pleasantly, or fun; but as
dull, serious, malignant an ehusion of.
spleen against women, as ever tell
from the cankered heart of disap-
pointed vinegar virgin of forty-hve, or of
a surly, splenetic old bachelor, chased
out OF self conceit and hope by the con-
tempt and sneers of that sex, ever Justly
distinguished for acute discernment, refined
taste, and purity and dehcacy of senti
mens. Il not only jassihes abstinence
from marriage. but in manner extorts
with fanatical zeal against entering into
it; and it grounds this precious advice,
upon the aaisceysal deprayity of woman,
which the writer considers as rendering
marriage dangerous, or ruinous.
The rapldisy with which extreme demo
Gratis, alias jacobias, are advancing to-.
wards the accomplishment of their designs
is fraghtful. Itismdeed truly horrible TO
mar one half, and that the better, Of our
fellow beings al. once anashamatlzed; and
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-23

P. S. This conversation took place or
Friday last, and this morning ] saw NJ
de Talleyrand. He had been with ths
first consul after left him, and he as
sured me that he bad been very well So
t,shed With the frankress with which I
made my observations on what fell
from him. I told him, that without en-
trring into any farther detail, what | had
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

vicinity ofNew-Orieans, all this la0o,Ir
IS iaved. Tie farmer is much nearer
the market. As a French citizen, he
is always iure of a free paf1age. The
rciuit IS, that the weitcrn people will
lhrong, by thoufands, down the river,
and Join the French. Ii is needleis TO
ilrive againt nature, perfonal in teref,
and common fenie. The federal 90
verninenr cannot binder this event; and
that it will ioon take place cannot be
doubted.
As for Mr.. Clay's mfaif5ls couqaef
efibe Ploridas, il only fhews that he is
very unfit for ieae in congreis that
he is ignorant of the iirlt rudinents of
geography, and of political knowledge.
But atthe fame time, it is barely doing
him luitice to fay, that one half or two
thirds of every congrefs, are not better
informed than himfeif. In Virginia, an
election to the allembly, or to congrets,
is by no means certain, mark that the
fuccelstui candidate is more Respectable
than his neighbors. His promotion
can often be traced up TO the dexterity
of cunning, or the blackne(s of trca-
cherry. He prevails by the, frmneis Of
aface that ever blulhes, or, the looua-
city ofatongue that never tires, by
Nit, tbef zen creep, and pride that Aeks
tbs d9R"
by a prompt invention of popular faiie
hoods, and a plentiful diltribution OF
grog.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

than the Shock1s hill ward, the pan Of his
fkul' mua be as impenetrablc as nilfone
1t tie Certified ~ha, nc knew to be flile, his
veracity goes Of courfe. Thus his admirers
muiF either fufrender him, as prodigy Of
duiHels, or as an atrocious yio!ator Of ruth
He was nor iii the ftuation of Mr. Eohn
touihee, who. between ie,tiny broken ieps.
and trep2nulng broken hus. between hlif.
tiers, and planters, between jLlepS and cata.
plains, bad something ellie 70 think of than
Genius OF the CITY. II the citizens OF Rich.
mond underltard their duty to thent-lvcs,
and their country they wjI as one man, re-
monttTase :" tie T. ,,',t;..e c,,,iril .r.ir3
this mott vllalnous and GAaneleis impoituir'e.
is the majority of the council have long
lince been ajaA31ucG Is an jsnh al Name,
wirnets the armorv, and tire public printing
jobs they will consequently reieQ tho
memorial The !ukfcribers eight then rs
cepubIiih it in five or fix newspapers, that
all the country may know whar fort of people
theic precious counie'lers are, Their mex
duty will Be TO preilnt memorial to the
aAembly demanding the impeachment and e%.
puii'on of thoie members of the council thar
protected this Ntrocious oonfpiracy. By what
fort of arithmetic is it HAT two bundled and
ninety four taXabes chute GKteen Of the
common hall, while -four Eundred and ii<ty
others elect bat egh5. Of city taxes the
3huckn-hil and lou;h of The bridge wards,
pay between chem. bur two thouiand three
hundred and eight 30 lars, while the Brick
row ward pays three tholaand ieven hun4r,d
and feven5y five. Yet, while the other tlyo
wards can pay between them but two birds
Of wTiac thr briSE-row pays, they have t,g &c
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
TO TIE PUBLIC.

Gentlemen, who with 20 flbicribe to the
Saturdays Recorder, are requehed to fand in
their fubtcrIptions, within very few DAYS.
But this they need not do, unlefs they fend,
at the fame time, f5Vo daiiarsin aGvohce. The
next Saturdays paper, to wit. yhat of the 26th.
current, is the lait that can be iGued to any
pefion either IN town or country. pneis to
thoe that have paid for II, one year in ad-
vance,
in pleading before the court Of Henrico
againif the King of Clnt5. Mr. William
Marihail obierved that C I he Recorder had
& the n.oh extensive circu lation of any news
paper in Virginia; and that there was ne
over, perhaps, an inaance OF fuch an ex:en-
Give patronage acquired by any other news
"PsPer, IN 70 lhort a time This pa
tronage has been acquired by expofing, with
An impartial hand, the faults of all parties.
here never was more location for
political vigilance than at prelent. AS
the bible tays, r5sre is DEATH in the pat.
l here exits an atrocious nipiracy againit
the liberty of the preis, and, of courle, againif
the liberty of the people. This can be doubt
ed by nobody that has heard of CiofwelPs
trial, on which we havc enlarged at 70 much
length.
Again, the right of fielding their own
magifrates has in eEeGf, been torn from a
majority Of the citizens of Richmond, by a
phalanx ofdemocratical ufurpers.
Take notice, alto, Of what follows. In
laft felton, of aiicmbiy, Mr.. Vcnable propof-
ed a declaratory reiolutien that the trptb
y6GH be giVsn tn eViasaes in cases :of HbfL.
This relolution was, for that time, defeated
by Peter Carr, rhe correspondent, fuch as he
was, of general WafhingtoIi,* and the con-
fdential agent and nephew of Thomas JefFer-
fon. There can be no doubt that Peter, like
his apostollcal namclakc, was fgJpiyr4 fran
ABOVE.
Rickmo7d,
Marcb z3. 1909.
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# FEW QUERIES
FOR The RICHMOND DEMOS,


And 70 fomething les than one baIfofthe vcs
ters of this CITY are Going, at the next election,
TO chute Extcen members Of the common
hail, while the majority are to chute but
eiahti Is this iuRice' or IS i otherwiIe Won
Gu(, Grant that it is Y,anda)ous ;,G,rnati,r
Have perfons elected ON fuch falre nr;ncinla
anv more title 70 ft in the common hall than
a COW has TO drink tea IN her matters kitcb-
:ni They have nor. IF rhe executive coun-
ci! had poifeEcd onc atom Of homo, # onnli-i-
ence, or Of common honeGy, would they
have chofen ~. conmifioners, all of one
barty. 20 parcel our die citV wards! no.
They would nor. Stand forward, Robert
Mitchell, chou ringleadcr In this infamous
lob; thou hoary headed gErRAYRR OF THY
TRUST Strand forward, ard tell US with
what feelinrs, if thou haG any, thou .art to
look in the face of shv fellow citizens, after
fuch a MEAN and fc3nj2lous at of iniouity /!
And rhis is thy purity og republican DrjrciDlesi
r obin obin WIS il raw dilf2nr connec-
ton by o1arriage With major Scott. that pro
duced this deiert;on of INV old friends7 this
ex,in zion NJ an, lort of credit fnat ever fell
70 thv G1ars FIR th1me. old dotard Sneal
our of Gob+ a,dIar ,,s never he.rrnore ,hnnt
thee.
From, tbe corra5q cenG,s nr;ntad IN hi.
davis r ccorder.ir comes orr f,,t rbrBr;cL -eou,
wsrd has more fa,.st,ls v.b;te citizens h. E Wv
tx than the rvso other wards out fogerh(,t.
and farit ,,a,,e an ;,,,ya,rlely GREATER rco,or,
ton OF faxes than both she otbsr wards Col
lsaivelv. II happens 5llo that the majority
of the common c5unei, nave. for lone time
DaR, been chol.,, out Of shis ward becsufe,
when fh. voters were left 70 > free cbaicc,
fhev found in il ! greater oronortion
ofr,en. whon thev REGARDED as Rc TO fiji the
the o9ce Of rnaaiRrates. They voted uDon
she nrincjols Of general sjckct, iuch as that
which the 5GemI5Iy eitabliihed, three years
AGO. to {ecure tbe elsEtion of MIR. Teffe.fon.
But now. when rhs republicans fnd thar this
Will NOT anfvcr their purpofe in Richmond,
they rsycre the doctrine, and divide the city
by wards, after abollhing the dhricts OF the
commonwealth in the cafe OF prehdent's
election This ihcas what was evident be-
fore, that the love Of power is their only OBJ
ica. and that they are very indifferent by
What means they get into it. In thefe re-
marks we point only at few faEfious dema-
goyues. The great body of the people are
;nH 81 hontR Oh The oas 6ds as an The ether.
The republicans, at large, therefore, nuit
not take offence The,r private characters
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23

AS the frit Coniul has completely
beat the Britiih, they are venting caeir
gall In icprrilous newspaper paragraphs.
They complain that Bonaparre opprcf-
ies Switzerland. They may look, If
they Pleaie, at their own government Of
ireland ) ORION the banks of the Ganges,
were they have ltarved or deitroycd
fifteen times as many people as the Swifs
cantonS contain. Where the Britilh
have It IN their power, there is not a
more ravenous, a more iniolent, or 4
more barbarcus people upon earth.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
LARKIN SMITH,

WHEN he came ~ TO the lait az
fembly, from Wi.iamlhu5g, tolda gen
tleman in the fage coach TIA, he would
rather !end his daughter 80 a 5awdy
houic, than iuffer he's 70 read the Kecor~
der. In the afembIy, ne declared thar
he would rather give Jones twenty
lcven hundred dollary fot pubic printing
then let Pace have it at FIVE hundred.
] his Is a fact. Ii Is fad, but VIC arc
not certain ofrhe report, hat his demo
cracy arofe from the tefuial OF COM
milton in John Adams Handing army.
For this lat matter Ne do rot pledge
ouriolYes. For the former We do.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-23
ANSWER

10 q J6ort paragraph in The lag Rsrordcr, 10
sobieb the s00rd5 JAMES OcILyIs" IRE
pfsf*fd.
A STRANGER perfonaily to the editors
Of the Recorder, never having done them ar
injury, or given them offence, I cannot but
expect, that as in their paper tranfa6lion Of
mine has been mentioned in ,,ay calcula-
ted to do NE an injury, wound my feel
ings, they will chesrfully p,fnit me to
NOTE.
PopE.
Vid particulars, III the Recorder Of
March 9th.
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