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PRICES CURRENT.
lIvERguoI, 4

LIVERPOOL Na%t5 7.
Aihe,, Pearl, cwt. Aos !. OF, AS IS = iale
very neady.
Cotton, fea iland, ID. as rod ss; midd'irg, a
Cd y Sd ordinary $50 a7d bowed,
ISd nod ;.uplano bags enc bale' aad a r344 ;
Natchez coco ~ 2 rs ordinary 1od a I'D (;
Fine Cotton in briik demand, and appear ike
ly to maintain the pre4ent prices. Stock q
bales aid bags IN hand very Iarge, but The
iale toleratly brifk. Good Nstehtz fell readi-
~; Inferior very ouil ARD hesvy.
Flour, FIRE, b. 95s; tupe,6ne, 81 wheat, Job
Ss--no demand, dull iale.
Pig iron, ton, 6l--very Gull.
Carolina indigo, Is. 2 81 4s.
lpdieed, bulh.Ssa 1856.
Rice, 3ls 33--in good demand.
Rohn, l6s rs; 1urpertine, I6s, Tar bl.
IA iargr quantity 4 naval IT. res have ar
rived, and, prices may he xp,eted lower.
Deer ikins in hair, ID, Is asIo.
Slaves, ". O. pipe per 1900, al Hid. 16l
~; Bbl. 81; R. g. HID, 81; Bbl. IA
large quantity Of ttaves ar market, iale hea
Wy.
Oak timber, New York, 4 rs $50 New Eng
hno, asIoa 3s4 pine, Isl 2s3 maple, beach
hush, aih, 3ss oak plank inches, & +; oak
boards 3D.; I'D pine bears, I2d&&; plank,
od--Lumber in briik demand, and likely to
maintainits prefene price
Mafings, as as6.
1aeacco james River Ii. 3d1-2a I'd ;iRappahan.
MOCK & Potomac, az a !; ftemmed, 4d AID
MargIand, brown, sd I'D coloury, 4d.
3ui carolina and Georgia, I'd 8 a Sd-our
markets Is rather bare of good tobacco, and
prices keepup
cess Wax, AHA IL |, Shumac. lbs us.
%ess,'ron bark, los Asa large quantity in
4. Produce from The United States.
sugar. ewt. muicovado brown, COS a ass; mid
dling SIS SOS; good Aos a as; fire lss. COS
aayeo te'[s and terres SIS 90 fhilIings do
Y "uSrs oSS 7osi Havannah brown, COS a
sos white 56sa 6as.
a,o. e~'' ordinary, Sosa gas; middling, o6s
80 good, I'csa IIss fine, 1905 Iass;
age sos a sos.
t p;' ewt, ". India, 7os; Carracca, Sss.
nsa'0' h. Cd I'd. Ginger white sos black
Vswood, ton, Campeachy, clipped AL, Hon.
n'-S; jamaica I9l 2cl---in briik de-
Scgsepy' feet Is4 a2.---goOd meets ready
hle.
len s, ton i4l' Nicaragua wood, aol 4ol.
C.'nO ,niides, ID. Sd .-feady.
III 10 Bourbon, IS a $50; New Orleans, Cd
Isd Demerara, a3d a Is; Surriram. Is a
Isl St. Dtmirgo, I'D "a Iod: BAHAMA. I'd
"a ~ en- ". India I6d a l9d Chrthage-
6nal;.' Aurat, 10 lad; Carraca, lad I5d
ob,s; r.sOot abundant and thelc prices readily
Ld;o"a ys u 10 rs lSs--in good demand.
eeo5 ~ spanilh, IS 9s; French. s. a Ss---ir
maud ,n "ala produce. in general, is in good de-
tsined i'1 Prices are at leait likely to be main
sssstiOs NC 90 noslook fer any material al.
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Hugh Smith

TTAS REMOVED his Store to the
new Brick Warehoule, on King
freet, nearly oppo6te TO Mr.. Cuthbeit
Powell's.
April lie so3s
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From the Menu York E0enjng PeR.


France was fruggling for his crown.
amid the contention of conflicting parties,
be purified conduct, and was attuased
by motives evinciye of real greatness
EmbarraGed in his operations by the yio-
lent animohties that iub6fed between his
protefant and catholic fubjetts, the event
became extremely doubtful. The Duke
de Sully adviied him at this critical juno
ture of his affairs, TO adhere to the protef-
tant intereit, difmifs the catholics OF his
army, and rely for fucceis on the efforts
of a fleet party. Henry's reply TO tbls
propo6tion, was every way worthy OF
found principles and eacelleDt difpohtion.
It is not, faid he, the Cro4vh OF France,
but the hearts Of The people | with to ie-
cure. ChooGng rather 10 lcie crown
TO which he was juitly entitled, than by
fnch an expedient create diyillon, that
would have involved him in inextricable
difficulties. Had Mr.. Jeforfon, when
itruggllng' for the proficiency OF the y.
States, poneGed fentiment thus noble,
il would have been happy for our country.
Had he been leis intent to gain IN eJ7ee,
and more /trubaloas as TO the means ufed
to effect The object had he fought to unite
conflicting parties, and iecure the hearts
of the people whale government he was to
adminiifer; had perlonal ambition been
fubleryient to the interef and happiness
of his country, and had nor The odlous
ditinaion of <ea been introduced TO keep
alive dilltntions, and create difguf, we
lhould not have been in all probability at
this time divided people. There was
moment when p,ofeOsons were believed,
and great body of the federallas were
difpofcd TO place confidence IN man who
on paper appeared plaulble. But we
might as well attempt I" 70 pluck bright
honor from the pale faced moon," as ex
peel temperance and moderation from the
leaders Of a hungry faction.
Office, the emelumtnt, of office, the
loavfs and fines have charm more pow
erful than ali the Ralt conhdcsations OF
honor, virtue and patriotifn. The fame
fpirit that prompted TO derelifsion OF
pin iple and confequent adherence t.
artful intrigue, has iince operated tote
cure the continuance of an i'll geFton pow
er. Executive influence has beer ftrength
cned & pre- edent eftablilhed, thal has Civ
en- fatal wound to elective franchife a
lpecies of bribery that puts up offices TO the
hiehef bidder at the auction of elections.
The fame fpirit that opened the purfe OF
penurious RxPEcTANT, to reward mi
GRANT for the mott ATTRACTIONS calumnies
thar ever came from the pen of man bid
ding price for iniquity, as profitable
Ejaculation, has Ence extended lis delete
reou. influence, by gratifying the claims
of dependant facilities, & anfwering the
demands ofpolitical Office jobbsrs. The
fame lpirit that dictated the celebrated
letter to Mazzei, which aandered our 60
vernment, and pointed dagger at The
bottom of his country's benefatfor, has
lince led to lneafures ruinous to the dig
nifty of that government, and fatal to the
contribution.
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LOTTERY, No. I.

LOTTERY, No. I.
Foa THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF LITeaA.
ruRR, (New York
49h dar's drazamg.
io74I-5oo dolls.
S6rS 1884 15e9I--zoo dolls.
$50 S47S 1855, 3oS6-Ioo dol
3os64 4S49 67S9 ,33o3-5o dol
lS4sI 3647 59a6 eo5s 1896 1865
I5I3o zSzaz 3lzSo--zo dolls.
ITO prizes of 10 dolls.
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alersnnrta aDnsrlser.
FRIDAY, APRIL IS.
eN.Ea Coy,tv E{sG;oe

Jeftyjoa Coanty ElediOa.
CONGRESS.
Federal. Democratic.
James Stelhenfon, 22a Mr.. Sprlgg, 1871
Sfase Senator.
FEDERAL. Democratic.
Mr.. Wolf, ie7 Mr.. North, III
Stare Rebrsjtnfatives.
Fedfral. Democratic.
Mr.. Morgan, acc Mr.. Morgan, 1913
Mr.. Tate, zz3 Mr.. Manning, 1913
BY the Bottom papers it appears that
from the returns OF Suffolk, Middleiex,
Plymouth, E1ex, Worcefer and Norfolk
counties, tie votes WERE
For Governor, Mr.. Strong 7z9a
Mr.. Gerry AIS
Majority for Governor Strong, 1914
Exfra9 from the tranlat;en Of C,eRs
Chemical Journal, pabA@ed in 1891.
I" AmongH other fngular properties of
Charcoal, it has lately been dilcovered
at Petersburg, that all forts of glafs, vef.
fels and other utenGls, may be PARTED
from long retained (mells and taints Of
every kind, in the, eaGea and mott per-
feet manner, by rinGng them out well
with Charcoal reduced to fine powder
afer their groGer impurities have been
icoured off with fand and pot alhes.
That perfons whole breath fmells ftrong
from fcorbutic difpoiition Of the gums,
may at any time get perfectly rid OF
this bad fmell, by rubbing them out an
waihing out the mouth thoroughly with
fnsly lowered Charcoal. This, al the
fame time, renders the teeth beautifully
white,
I" And that brown ,or otherwiie color.
ed) putrid thinking water may be deprived
of its cAenfve lmell, and rendered trani.
parent, by means of the fame lubRance.
Hence Mr.. Crell thinks it would be Of
ule for preierving water fweet during lea
voyages, 10 mix aO0ut i've Pouilus Vi
coarfely powdered Charcoal In every caik
of wa;er; it being only neceaary after
wards TO Grain the water of, when wan
ten, through linen bag.
A private account from France lpub-
lined in London paper of the eft march,
mentions another plot TO aaadinate the
Chief Con(ul. A letter from Rouen, OF
the cd February, Rates, that on the eff
F.enchman, by the name Of Bourgais,
iult returoed from England, was, with
Number of his accomplices, arrefed by the
government, in coniequeoce OF infcrmasi-
on thar they had entered into plot to
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John Gardner Laid

April IS. dot
John Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,
1t bis quayeboaie, Prince freet 4ubart
ON vey rra)onGb3e se,m, for eg3, ar
approved credit.
Muicoyado Sugar minds. and
barrels,
lodia and HAVANA white do.
Loaf do.
Cofse in bags,
W. India ard N. England Rum,
He''s1d s a.n, }of'hs:bsa quality
- l z :::.'' H,'''' r'As.
India Cogfcns,
Bandanno Handkerchief,
Ruf:a Duck and Shee.ings,
lin Linens,
Bar Iron, cotton ana wool Cards,
Sole Leather, Shoes of al foss,
Psppev, Nutmegs and Ciona'non,
Bfimfone, Alum and Co9qefas,
Window Glafs,
Gables and Cordsge Of all fizes,
Wrought and CUT Nails,
Spermaceti and tallow Candies,
Soap, Cheeie, Oil,
S,5,'', WINES,
Malaga,
A few boxes excellent Ciaret,
A few balkets excellent French Cordial,
Boxes Of Olives and Capers,
Salt, prime and mefs Beef,
3 bales hatters' Wool,
$ bis. Verdigrile,
A few bags frefh Hops,
boxes of RaiGns,
cafks Pearl Alhes,
do. Salt Petre,
Manufactured Tobacco,
Nova Scotia Grindeones,
Rhode Iland Lime,
3 boxes Writing Paper,
A few pair elegant Looking Glanes,
A few packages Englilh Glafs Ware,
aGorted,
Tea table ietts of China, Nankeens,
Mems fine and coafle Hats, &c.
AS,
A fnlall quantity Of CorroN YARN,
(uited for knitting or weaving, at much
cheaper rate than can be afforded from a
,ommon wheel.
April IS.
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April II.
To Rent,

From the fra day of June next,
A two ltory Brick Houfe on
Duke Rreet, well hn'1ed and every ne
ceaary building annexed to it. Alto,
To Let, or for Sale,
A valuable vacant Lot ad-
joiningthe Bank, on Cameron Rreet. For
terms apply 10
LAWRENCE HOOFF, fen.
April IS. dior
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afafaase the Chief ccnful, ssd after.
wards to ieize on the reins of government.
A number Of papers were found upon him,
which are ia'd to develops the dlabolical
lcheme, ard TO implicate number Of per-
ions In England, efnigrants from France.
NJ. Bourgais went over to England in the
month o. July laa, with recommendations
TO ieyeral respectable families to procure
him iltuation as tutor. He did not
iucceed In this, and the account is, that
he was drawn into the confpiracy by fome
of thoie enligrants, refident in England,
who itlll cheriih the thoughts of coun-
ter.revolution by the means of tumuls and
anarchy.
1t was a. Inverary disappointed ira
weller, who had been confined to his inn
three or four days by the wet, pee,ifhly
exclaimed at his departure, /" what, does
it rain here always" 6 Hoot, "a" an
fwered the landlord, with great fimplici-
ty, +" it inaws awhiles."
[Lonaon paper.
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tew have forgotten the great noife
NJ by the democrats againlt the treaty
hcd with Great Britain by Mr.. Jay,
how much that gentleman has been
Hcd for the act. Il has been and Is
! often fpoken Of, by the democrats,
|mealure dellru6tiye Of Our interelts;
hot a man among them can point out
ngle iritance of Injury fufained by it.
accounts from London, fate, that
Ecommidioners under, his treaty, have
5erpth, concluded their buhhefs, and
4 the refult is, awards in favor Of our
Entrymen of upwards of Five Millions
Dolars-of which FUN upwards of one
bon and a balf was Immediately paid
M. The French it is fuppofed, rob
Us the laf war of nearly tzcenfy nil
\ Of dollau. Soon after Mr.. JeRerion
I the democrats came into Office, Bon
|rte lent back the treaty with France
NE PRECEDENT, with a nszy article, adj
TO ii, whereby we were 10 feft9Unce ali
'ns on France for the aforefaid twenty
Mons; which article Mr.. IenerGon and
Memorials agreed td.-And now thefe
nocrats are making another bargain
n Bonaparte TO pay 100000 dollars
cur merchants for property the French
d gotten of them by fpecial contracts,
6des giving Bonaparte almof twelve
lions to keep out Of our neighborhood.
~ who have managed things bef, the
|eralilts, Mr.. Jay and Gen. Warrington,
|the democrats, Mr.. Iefer(on, and rom
In and &C. The hrf fettled our dif-
'ences with the Britilh, and got for our
srchants 100000 of dollars-wh;lc
hitter, in making up matters with
pnce, hrlt give up 10000. 600, and then
ice 10 pay French debts to the amount
three millions and quarter--and then
Jun up give Bonaparle nearly twenty
Hons OF dollars TO fay home
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FROM THE NEW ENGLAND nrrER7oEy.

It is worth our while TO examine for
moment who are thole, who now crimi-
nate the conltitutional efforts Of the Fed
eraIifs, to lay before the public the true
characters Of their civil officers. Are they
men who have always maintained this de
'licate refpeet for thofe IN power? Is this
hue and cry RATED againf ferrous and i'm
portant lfridure, the dictate Of an uniform
principle So far otherwile, they are in
nothing more grossly inconfiaent. Thole,
who now figmatize as treafon every hint
at the deRru6tivc policy Of Mr. Jeferlon,
are the very men who countenanced the
open rebellion Of the Pennlylvania rabble
who fulfilled Calatin in his incendiary at
temptS to oppofe the laws ofthe country
by farce CHARMS. Tfofe who, .diiiatisfied
with the privilege ofipeaking, writing, and
maintaining truth, filed America with
uproar and confuion, becauIe by the le-
.dition law they were prevented from the
PRONUNCIATION of fallhoods with impunity,
Federahlts ak not for that licentiouinefS
of the prefs which Democrats in ninety
nine and eighteen hundred claimed as
their prerogative. They inGathatlo long
as our government is elective, inveltiga-
ton Of character is an eaential right. The
form offubmitting to the people the choice
of officers, is obviouly a burlefque Oh
liberty, if the character and principles of
candidates mutt be fhrouded from public
view. No man, divelfed of the mott dan
gerous prejudices, can view fuch attempts
TO hold popular opinion in chains, with
out efeeming the agents as fworn conlpi-
rators againlt the life and principles of
our government.
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mott accomplished it as to the three lat.
He begins to with to manage his own af-
fairs in bis own way, undilturbed by tao
nncb regulation. But the Geaspgn mar
fl0t IS too lfrongly fixed in popularity to
be influenced by bins or mods. The great
iran ought to have thought of this before
he connected his character and popularity
with tugitiyes from the juttice of other
countries. But, as he Teens 10 be III a
dilemma, the following anscd0te is offer
ed TO his confederation, as an excellent
precedent.
The late Duke of Orleans, of France,
lulpeaing thar his trealurer /quandersd
bis money, gave him notice that, on Ger
tain day, he ihonld call upon him Tor a
iettlement. The treafurer Immediately
exerted himCelf among his friends, and
obtained, by loans, as much money as was
neceiiary to make up all deficiencies.
The Duke was punaual to the time. The
treaiurer, fatiSied that all the money was
in the boxes, rendered the keys to the
Duke he received them, put them into
his pocker, and difmilIed the treafurer
from his fervice How it Jared with the
friends of the treafurer has not been told.
If the great nan ihould act in the fame
way with the Gens1an, lis likely that a
comfortable embarraGment would be pro-
duced among rhe agents.
The great man, however, by adopting
this plan, might fave the public from fu-
ture lofIes :. and would alto make iome
atonement for having proaituted the fame
Of his county, by having defended into
the very diteb Of )snety in fearch Of agents
and conIfdents fome Of whom, in con-
tempt of decency, and the mott common
regard 70 the rights and feelings of locie,
~, he has elevated 70 high that they almot
ihake his own throne
The man who could NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
70 take advantage Of his own b9Jem friend,
IN a relation which could never be par
doned, and never can be jutihed, would
not heGtate to lacrihce thouland Gala
iins, Paines, Dnanes, and Cheethams, if
any point Of psrfonal conlequence could
be Obtained by the event. Thefe runa-
q0ay5 may look to, and reaea upon, this
remark, if They p!aafe.-ibid.
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FROM rns cA,aLEsroS couatsR.


Mr. Wizdban,. 1T has been remarked
TINT in all free contributions, and il none
more than England, rigid virtue operates
as an excluiion at once from high truif
and popular favor. He who honeGiy aud
honorably difdains the vile trick of court
ing the multitude, and eutrappihg them
by miicheivouS adulation, but ton the con-
trary tells them the truth againJt their
will, and points out what is good for them,
however unpalatable, is furc not to be po-
pular.r He who equally diidains the fawn-
ing and cringing. OF the. courtieT, and will
thew the court thatwhiie he is ready to Gup-
port juit moderate power, he is ready to
iconuoul its exceles alto, will never be a
court favorite, that is to fay will never be a
favorite with the efficient executive, that
is TO fay, the efablilhed minifry. This
is the cafe with Mr.. Windham, Whole tai
entS fit him for the firf Offices in any COM
monwealth, Whole rigid integrity all par
ties readily admit, but whole digniied alb
horrence Of political trick concealment,
and duplicity, make the ihabby fatefmen
Of perverted, narrow, crooked views, who
generally rule the roaa, dillike him and
fear him. His fincerity, or as Mr.. Sher-
idan once attacking the miniRers Of that
day for carrying their duplicity 70 far as
to fear Mr.. Windhan's fpeakingl aPtly
called g Generous Indjirst;on." And the
fixed principle which he avows, that fair,
open, found dealings with the people,
whether pa.atable or unpalatable to them,
is the only found and dignifed policy, will
keep him out Of Office, until iet Of men
of equal, or nearly equal with himleIf, in
tegrity, fhall be collected into an adminil-
tration-But where win they get them /?
1t is in fruggles, fuch as that in which
England is now engaged, one would think
that men Of that defcriPtion ought to be
brought forward. But to fuch men as
thofe who rule the BIitifh Cabinet, roy
al Tiger or roaring Lion would be not
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FROM TIE ANTI DEMOCRAT.

hl0deru Pl7tr;oi;fn.--If the different po-
bal fa6taTians who are attached TO the
nlocratic party, were not awed by the
reliability, by the talents, by rhe wealth
n BY the integrity Of The federalia8,
tre would at on:e be a convulfionamong
/ leaders Of democracy, by far more
hgerouS than all the enmity that exits
Dong the whole body, TO federalifm,
"a n accurate Qualification would divide
q demos into many different fe6ts. At
Client we ihall content ourielyes by ex-
lblung them in two only. Thefe are gem
lne, honea, unde6gHed republicans, and
nPnncipled, demorali(ing jacobins. The
~ ieeln TO embrace almolt alqthe coun-
u people, who are attached to the caufe
Ethe preient administration. The fe-
nd are few in comparative numbers !;
Pc are men Of craft, education, infor-
zion, intrigue and ambition. They pro
4 the principles which honelt politicians
pa {; they pretend TO zeal, to general
cotton to the people; and thus eltab-
q themielveS by deepiion.
Their work is not yet accomplished.
hey are retarded in the grand devou-
E<nt, BY the fold, firm, impenetrable, I'M
rdlng phalanx, which is oppofed to
IN By genuine federahlm. 1t is againlt
II phslanx that all the different demo
pc iedta, from the virtuous republican
|the unpyiacipled anarchilt, unite their
fces- Happy, indeed, is it that our
unity Is fared from the impending ruin,
4 body of fuch inluperable refi}ance.
without pretending toforeleeor foretell
IN tbs dangerous delaGcn is to termi-
Is. we cannot refrain from expecting
R.elghed Joy thar there is fomething
nch promifes 10 countervail the milrule
wee and vicious men. The IGNORANT
,ao,eracy pregs upon itfelf. CLntou
Bur- M'Ksan and Dnans J; Mercer
\ Mgfoa; Iayl0r and Ne7g all devour
y other; while the genius Of America,
II Wondering cave, retired from view,
~ over the deoenracy Of her fonS.
I mas been reported that a certain great
L wlihes to i1ake off GaAafjn, Paine,
vac and Cttsfban, and that he has al
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
FROM AN IRtsa PAPER.

DwYER-tbs Irj6 rebel ebiJ.--This ex-
traordinary man, who ever flnce the late
rebellion has maintained himielf and his
gang in the recenes of the Wicklow Noun
tains, confantly refuhng all the offers OF
amaefy or pardon, and mocking and BAT
fling all attempts 10 take or deitroy him
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lefs welcome than Windham. He has
fagacity to detect, ipirit 70 chaltiie, and in
tegrity 10 expofe their faults.
To the talents Of this gentleman the
irf men have borne teltimony. When
hewas vet young, Lord Lyttleton faid he
corld perceive IN him the making OF the
greatet and bef men in Engiand. lie
was the hearts own chofen Of MIR. Burke,
who conidered him, taking natural tai
ents. learning and integrity together, out
ofiight The hrf man in England. If he
hadnot the g cooia Verb6rum, and fplendid
eloquence Of Pitt, or the gigantic powers
Of Fox, which Burke to the lalt conGder-
ed as unexampled in the wolld--he was
more logical than the one, more refined
than the other, and more learned than
both. Thofe qualities, with his undated,
infcxible integrity, his ardent patriotiiin,
and his fpotlefs private character, iet him
far Burke thought) above either of them.
DR.. Iohnlon too, had ret his zeal upon him.
one evening Of celebrated man
Whole name we now forget, Johnlon faid,
g Windham too, has great cQmprehen-
q of mind, but his exercile of il is differ
6 cnt. B was like a greyhound
g that whipped up his prey on the frlt
g fretch. Windham is like a bulldog
g who fucceeds by frength, firmnels, and
g perseverance.
a proof of the excellence Of this great
man is, that he is, more than all England
beGde, aborrcd by Bonap artt, and by
all Jacobins.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

What the patriotic yirtuous Cato of
Rome faid of the Roman people, may
be faid of all multitudes with equal truth.
g The people, faid he, are like fheeP !:
it is eaiier to drive whole flock than a
Jingle one" We doubt whether there is
a Jingle Individual inthe United States,
provided he. were poaeaed Of fenie and
honefy, who would have condelcended
to be caioled by the rank nonfenle and
abominable wickednefS Of democracy and
demagogues. But we fee that whole
hoclS Of them can.-ibid.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03

The piles will be required fquare only
fs feet from the butts, and may taper to
70 inches iquare at the FINAL end.
The timber nut be out before The frif
of March and delivered in April. Pro
pofals for contracts will be received until
the 2 9Th day of January next by
VIM. BRENT, Sec'ry.
Dee. II. eezSJ
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03

TIER IN the commas Q! about sly ae.o.
Bath Or Warm Springs.
Two well fl'aated lots, on one Of n.
afnaIl building large enough to accom- -
nodaie one family.
The terms Ct ialc will be made know,
BY application 10 either of the iubIc,;
tcrs.
SAMUEL WAsHIaeroN, cal5eyter e,ss,,
GEoRcR S. WAsHINcron, Je6a,ysa. ],
WILLIAM A. WASHINGTON, Weaus,
GEoReS ". ?. CusrIs, Mann Wa@,...
tan, Fairfax, d.
bgsHRop WAsHINcrcN, N. yfrssr, d.
LAwsrscH LEWIS, Wooa Laqya, do.
Aaguit 50. zs,,