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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03

Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Haze j4a rere;ved 3 far SALE
A QUANTITY OF
Wool e Cotton CARDS,
70 Tons Platter of Paris,
10 hhds. and 10 barrels Sugar,
10 ihjs Rum,
1000 buibels Of Isifbon Salt,
1000 do. Turks Tiland do.
100 Reams Poit Paper,
SO do. Wrapping do.
Cafe Dutch Qpisls,
20 Boxes Havannah Sugars,
4 hhds Loaf Sugar,
do. Sewing Twine and Shoe Thread,
do. fire hacked Flax,
60 boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
50 do. dipt Candles,
caiis fine old Rye Whiikey,
do. Apple and Peach Brandy,
Hyton, hyfon Skin, Young Hyion and
Imperial TEAS,
90 barrels Pork and Beet,
50 do. Shad aud Herring.
7'by arr givizg Cey@ for
Wheat, Flour, F!ax-Seed, Rye, Corn, white
Peas, black eyed Peas, and have conltant iup..
ply of excellent Flour for family uie, in bbs' and
half barrels, and can furniih a few rhoutand
double buihels Wheat Bran.
Dec. II. y
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
l2ubttr uen1ae.

OK Mandy the Iot6 Of .JJaansry nsxt,
will be lo1a .ou the Premges,
A HOUSE and 10 I on
Pitt areet, between Duke & Wolf freets,
adjoining Capt. Blacks.
THOMAS PATTEN.
Dec. ao. dds
SHOT and TN.
The fubfcribcrs have juG received, per
ihip Swaawiek, rom Liverpool,
A quantity Of Shot, No. to 10,
Thirty boxes Tin Plates Of dit
ferent kinds. AJ6,
A conGgnn,ent of excellent SHERR Y
WIN E in quarter ea1zs.
Ibey bave an hard,
Surrinam Coffee In hhds.
Nine puncheons ST. Vincent Rum,
ST. Martins sugars,
A few boxes choice ireth Mulcadel and
bloom Raihns.
Dece 80. DOT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
IOHN G.4LADD

HIS lately ,sc<iv<d, and for Sale,
Mufcovado Sugar, OF the flrlt
quality in hhds. and barrels.
Cofee, in bags,
Wet India Rum, Molafes,
Madeira, Sherry, Lifbon and Claret Wines,
Bolton Beef Macicre, Shad and tierrings,
of good quality,
DRIED and picked Cod Fiji, Sounds and
Tongues,
Spcrmaceti Oil,
A quantity of red Seal Leather,
A freth aud large iuppiy Of SHOES OF all
fo1ts--Alfo, Boots and Bootees,
ass ID. heh Eu,n,egs,
IS boxes Mufcade Railns,
IS bales India Cottons,
A few tons beit Swedih Irons
z ca{zs Al. neat cut Nails,
A quantity of Nova-Scoria Grindliones,
so kegs james River bet manufactured.
Tobacco,
A few bales Of Rudia Sheeting and Ravens
Duck,
70 boxes Hyfon Skin Tea,
lons Roll BriniGone,
Chocolate, Candies and Soap, in boxes,
American Playing Cards, adortcd, in co.
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Loaf Sugar, in hhds. and hbls.
70 bags Eaa-India Sugar, very cheap,
oco II. refined Salt Fctre,
A fmall quantity Of Pearl Aih,
A few barrels OF Apples,
A fmaI aiIortnent ct !riih Linen and iofne
Woolsns, which will be fold low.
A l. S. O,
Dearborn's truly ju& Patent Balance, to Weigh
rom ounces 70 tons, in addition to lhoic now
N hand, complete aaortment Of Beams oil all
ixes is daily expected by the firlt veiiels from
5oiton.
Dec. IS u
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
F O r S Al E,

On the Sd day @ January next, y
fai,, If nat, The next fair day, at mr.
Asde5lou's NH an Dogat rm in f6e
eeuuty ot Fairfax, tbe rsjsdae Of TIE
peyloual sqQte eftbe late General Georgse
We9mgtou, yet agloN,
CONSISTING OF
Forty five MULES, upwards OF thirty
OXEN, and variety of plantation u;en-
ti,s, Wagons, Carts, Blacklmish's Tools,
&c. six months credit will be allowed,
the purchaier giving bond with approved
Sureties.
III The lcme tine qoW be hired, during The
The life IF Mrs. French,
Forty or Fifty NEGROES.
The Executors qciN let, fer The term Of one
1000 ar three years,
A THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE,
In the CRY of Warrington, ituated
near the capitol. and adjoining the houie
now occupied by General Dearborne.-
The tenant to be at liberty to erect upon
the prem;les, fuch necehary and permanent
out houfes and improvements as he may
think proper, provided the value thereof
does not exceed one years rent, from which
it will be deducted. For terms apply to
Mr.. Richard FORFEIT, in che city of Walh-
r,gson, or TO Lawrence Lewis of Fairfax
county.
THE EXECUTORS.
December s. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
pubsie saR.
On TUESDAY.

~ ,.c!oek, zvdl5e nldat tie Y<sdxe
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whitley in1barrels'
Gin in caaxa and barrels,
Port wine in oaks,
Molades in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap inboxes,
Chocolate IN boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crases Handsomely
anorted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
Sales bp aaaiOll.
On WEDNESDAY,

On WEDNESDAY,
<t 70 o'clock, 4piH be Iala at tbe Yenazs
Store, the corner IF King and Ua'sa
fqreefs. -,
Rum in hhds. and barrels
WhIfkey in barrels,
Apple Brandy IN barrels,
Gin in caiks, /.
Wine in pipes and quatter caks,
Mola!Ies 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rsiiins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, ard
Also,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, lriih Linens,
Caaimeres, Caiicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coating., Chintzes,
Hailthicks, Bedticks,
Fearnauehs, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handketchiets,
Worried and other India Cotsons. &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Aaainser.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
A ua.ast1 of DRY GOODS.

AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne cloth and KerGuercs,
Narrow Cloth, and Flanntls,
Irilh Linens, and OznabHgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and SalicoeS,
Cambrick and Cotton ihawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. C. MARSTELLER,
Tan. :. Vendue- Mater.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
FROM a LATE LONDON FAprR.

letter from Middleburg, dated Feb. IS
has the following particulars * The late
wreck OF veiiel off here, called De Vriend-
ichaP, gave birth to a. deed of courage and
philanthropy worthy clf record. The wind
ana waves drove her, ON the 10th, nearer more.
Preparations had, indeed been made to fave
the crew q cargo, butno one feemed inclined
to 60 on the work, till one Gerrit Tanz Banc-
ker, matter Of veGel which had been dana.
ged, and John Nets, freeman of Fiufhing,
repaired to the itrand, oppotite the wrecked
ihipj and, as the only means of getting on
board, theie two men itripped thernt~ves
quite naked, notwithstanding the feverity of
me Wcatner, and lwar1 between the pieces of
ace, which obitru6ted sheir progrefs, till with
great pans they got ON board, where they
oeheld mott heart piercing fcene The
enormous pillows of the preceding night had
tlied the yeflel with water, and confraned
the people to feek their fafety ON the open
deck, where they were in rDonlentarv danger
OF beng waihed overheard bv the waves and
pieces OF ice which rolled over her fides.
be captain, little boy his fon, and failor.
oyercomc by cold and fatigue, were found
lIteieis, fitting preRed together near the rpizen
matt, 1hc unhappy father, as il were, till
PIetiing 10 his breah the clay-cold BODY of his
enil,d, where he had probably chcrilhed him
as long as his itrcngth would permit. Three
others, the mate, pilot, and a faor boy, iay
IN p'tiable tate on the rop Of the cabin,
where they would ALTO fhortly have breathed
Their lait, but for the courage and humanity
OF their deiivcrcrs, who, faaening two Of than,
on their backs, fwam to the lhore, and return
ed tor the third, all Of whom were by oroDsr
applications, reitored to the ude of their facu-
ties"
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
American intelligence.
NENEL0NDQN, lirrH 27.
COMMUNICATION.

Democracy, at this period, is as awful
in is consequences, as 1t IS novel ana
iniinualng in It's operations, The lea
ders, although in logae re(peGts viGonary,
ate practical men in their interchangeable
indujtry 70 obtain PROTOTYPES. The
fame means which have been uied with
iucce{s in New, York, Pennivlvania,
and Virginia, are purturd in Connect
cut. The whole plan is artfully con-
trived, perfectly adapted co its Object and
thoroughly and ctteltually carried into
execution. The ttate is ditIi6tcd each
diitfi6t divided, theie divlions further
lub>(lvideo, and over each OF rhcle are
tup- rincending committees. who by
regular correspondence, make known
their relative fire 9Th and che probable
event 0! their ierylCcs. he names If
thote Who can DC eiied upon, are recor-
dedia inc books Of iome one If rbeft
committees, who by communication,
arc auyiiel OF the defigns Of the party,
and the means which are 20 be adopted
for their accomplishments. Under
the!c committees, the mott influential
individuals are appointed agents, with
particular duties aligned chem, the
diicharge OF which IS reported at head
quarters; 10 rhat The Whole is an alcend-
ing teries, from country tavern Junros,
UP 10 The great caucus Of caucui3cs in
Virginia. w hat is to be the reiuir when
iuch are the means? means, lilent,
laduttrious, invIuOie, means nich have
noI been reG.ted, bec4ule they have
been luipecJod OILY, bu1 hitherro not
proved. What mutt be the delpcrarr
intentions OF thoie, Mo have, as it were,
thu tyl5emarlz, d djorgauization, and
srrayed lhe toloIes, thr paflions, ihsil
add, the vices OF man, IL a wal fare
and ccrlPlracy againtt ali rhat is rctpec-
tab!r aud Prale worthy IN tociery
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
FROM TIE CHARLESTON COURIER.

THE advocates of the ruling faction
ffill dwell upon the {ubje6t of pretend
cd waite of money by the federal ADM
niltrations and have brought again and
again into view, among their other
charges, to fuppofr the aanderous pofiti-
on, the expence incurred in removing
the public Offices, &c. from Philadei-
phia 70 the city Of Warrington. The
removal every one knows was authorif-
ed by law, every one mutt be fenGble
shat Congrels, inena6ting the law, COR
templared a remuneration of the e.
pences incidental to the ncafure. Bu-
the econ0m5caI djfntere9ed democrats,
would undoubtedly with TO impress upon
the minds Of the people belief, that
the expence Of removing the feat Of 60
yernment, ought to have been paid by
the public officers from their own pock~
cts. 4 juliiable and proper econo-
my in the expenditure of the trea(urc of
the nation, ihould be advocated by eve
ny honeit man bur when neceHary ex-
Pences are charged as waite of public
money, it can only be attributed to the
fame baiene6 which has nimulated TO
the propagation Of hundreds of other
flanders, FOR the Purpofe Of depriving
the people Of their confidence in men 10
! Whole mcafures America is In a great
degree indebted for her prefent profpe-
rity, and for exaiting the leaders Of the
Preient predominant party to office.
Infead of accufng the federal ADM
niftrations with pretended waite ofthe
public money, the and-federal agents
would have exhibited 4 greater regard
70 truth, had they aared the waite which
has been wjreeHsd fince The unfortunate
Introduction Of our prefent rulers to
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
70 PRINTERS.

WHEREAS John Waf1burn, junr.
kaadoiph in the county of Orange,
nd Rate OF Vermont, on the goth Of
March latt, weot from his houlc, as was
fuppoted, TO rranf4cl lomc buiinets in a
ncIghburlng town bur to The grief and
furpriit ofhis family and connections it
appears char in conicquencc Of mental
dcran2e menc he Lett his h0rle, about te-
ven mics from his houlc, travelled on
foot, 10 the Weltward, and was f,cn
III Brandon, in Rutland county, On the
firf Of April, fince when time his
trends haYeno1 been able to gain any in
tcD!gence reipecting him. This is,
therefore, TO reque.t all perions who
may chance 20 meer win the faid
Wathb.rn, 20 treat him with rlat ten
cerneia and humanity which his pecu-
lar ijruation may require and 20 ule
al mid and pruden1 mta5uIcs to induce
h1m 20 return 20 hi, afflicted family and
friends, and IN cafe thal he lhould be
inexperienced by fckncls or oJherwife,
for providing Tor him.clf, any one who
VIII aoofu MIN TIE nCcehary a,ii!tance,
and give information to his friends, by
the puollc paper Or otherwile, where
be may he found, may depend on rea-
ion@b.e reward.
SAID v a'hbufn Is ~ years of age.
about 5 feet inches high, darki.h com
pIeXlon, dark brown hair, dark eyes
had on when be went away, liehr
dTab cologed hone made great coat.
black home made coat, pantaloons Of
The fame, and Gripcd fwanldown VET.
JOHAN WASHBURN.
~ From motives ofhumanity, it IS
hoped that the different printers in the
United States will be induced to inlerr
ibis in their papers.
RondolPb, (bt) Np1H Il, 1903,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

power. According so the coAfenions
oftome ofrhcir own party, not lris than
$1,000 dollars were expended in the re-
pair Of the Berceau, previous to return
ing her to the French. from whom lhe
was captured, at the period when the
Cruizers of that nation were making de-
predanons upon Our commerce, and no
law cXittcd authorizing Ibis waite of the
r'lblic money.
is hated, that had Mr.. Jeffcrioh
been PRECEDENT, and had Mr.. Gallatin
prehded over the treaiury, al the time
Of the removal of the feat of govern
ment, upwards of 10000 dollars would
nave been laved by the United States.
While we do not admit that there is
a lhadow of truth in this anertion, it
may be aiked, whether F'le democrats
calculating thar fuch faving might
nave been made, mean Co luffify, in.
conlequence, the waite of that fun in
repairing the Berccau' Iflo, till the
balance will remain againit them, TO
very comfortable amount, Il has
been clearly demonstrated, according
to the ttatements made in Congreis,
that the United States fuffcred lois OF
10000 dollars in the iale of the bank
flock, independent Of the impolicy Of
deprlving the nation Of 70 profitable
iPecies OF property as it pofle1ed in the
lad itock. 4 national lhip was hired to
rraniport man TO France with the trca-
ty, at an expence of thouiands, while
we had miniIter there, to whom the
treaty might have been tranGlittcd,
without any expence. Thefe are fome
OF the items which would have afforded
much better text for defamation about
the waite fPublic money, than The ne
ceilary eXpences OF removing the fear
OF governments from Philadelphia TO
Warrington. But real fubje6ts of COM
plant, which luttly attach cenfure to
their own party, are never noticed by
the advocates of the prefent adninifcra-
ton, to endeavour TO degrade the cha
ratters of thoie who formerly filed the
Offices of governments with credit to
themielyes, and honor to the country;
IS one otrheir primary objects, in pur-
flung which, candour, fairnelS, and
truth, are 1eldon found in their compa~
ny.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

tom nourc tender. Citizen LauiIat al. ,
cended the river in the government
bark, and entered the city on Saturday
Taft, the 26gh of March, at d O'clock in
the afternoon. He landed at the go
verhor's, Under diicharge of the arril-
lcry of the forts.
The colonial prefcGt was attended by
his etar-maJor, the officers OF the garri-
lon and of the place, together with the
principal civil and eccleliaiticai charac
cerS.
From thence the prefe6e went to the
houfc of M: Bernard Marigny, which
had been prepared for his reception.
Shortly after, the governor, ATTEND
ed by large retinue, waited on him.
On Sunday, and for feveral lucceeding
days, the prete6t received the Wits of
the public officers and principal inhabi-
ranrS.
He teftihed, on all occafions, the de-
ciiive intention of the French govern
ment 70 promote the PROPERTY and hap
pineis Of this colony, to iupport good
order, to maintain in full force the laws
reipe5ting individuals, to pro5ca rcli-
gious worlhip without any change in it's
establishments, ia rstpsSf every treaty
eVttb astgbboaring pozoer5, and to carefully
cherllh with them Che rics of amiry and
confidence.
He announced that the captain &c
neral witch the troops Of rhe expedition
had, 10 ali probability, failed from Ba
ravla, abour the lat Of January, and
that they would arrive in this colo
ny abous the middle of April, He
fpokc of the character and views of the
captain general in fuch Light, as to rem
der his arrival mott ardently expected.
The colonial prefer fpent the rcit Of
che week in WHITING che public Offices
| and magazines, and in making, in con-
cert with the governor, the necef1ary
| preparations for the fupport and lodging
ofthe expected forces.
The government and cuffom houfts DIFF
patch boats returned to the Detour An
glois [Englith Turn TO bring madame
Lauliar and her daughters who arrived
at the prefecture on Sunday evening.
The intendant united his txer1ions
with rhofe of the governor to afford CT
tizen Lauilat, the colonial protect, re-
cePtion due to the government which
fenr him from the government which re
ceived him.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21

from Calcutta, on the Sd infant. Size
lef5 the Cape of Good Hope on the Stk
March, and brings the following impor-
canr information
=" The Cape of Good was given up
20 the Dut,h on the pa February, at
which time the troops Of the Batavian
republic took poflciiion, TO the great
Joy Of the Inhabitants. The Enghh
government, it appears, had tenc out
new orders after the former ones, 20 re-
tain it; but the figare had long paf
iage, 10 that the Bririlh troops mad
held PofeHion from The 1T Janu-
airy TO the eff February. They had
moitly embarked Cox India before ths
Franklin failed - Notwithstanding
which, the Britiih commanders, 1t the
time he left The Cape, taid they expected
new war in Europe, and wilhed theg
had retained poiiefion.'
Captain Townlend faw at the Cape
the hip RolIa, from Calcutta. which
had fpokcn the Concord, Carnes, of Sa-
lem, ihort time before, near Sumatra.
Patied at Newport, the hip Mount
Hope, from the lie of France, deeply
laden,
Fra@f BsrmH3a papers 10 tbs Z I'd 3lt.
Governor Beckwi5h failed from rheic
l(lands on the sub infant. for England,
IN The Brlriih 0oop OF war Pheaiaar.
4 dangerous Gcllnels is prevalent at
Turks land.
All the property in St. Eufatia, for
merry belonging TO Birth fubects, has
lately been reltored by the Batavian re-
PUBLIC F; and thar iiand is now getting
into its former lively ltua5ion.
We have had here this week the mott
continued gales of wind at this lealon of
the year that have been known for many
years. ! he form began on Monday
evening, and fill continues. Monday
night, Tucfiay ard Wcdncfday night it
blew almott hurricane The wind has
been ali rhe time at n. w. We fear
much damage has been done at iea near
rhetc iflands buc are happy to fay no
vet5cls have been wrecked Oh our rocks
during the tempeituous weather.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
a oUANTGTY Of
STONE LIME
In 7isree5, forJale by
WILLIAM DAVIDSON

Who has juf received large quantity ~
excellent IRISH POTATOES watch he
will fell cheap for cath.
Rit5m0ad, I5rH ad. 1909
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-21
NEW-ORLEANS.

To the poitenelS OF friend we are
indebted for the q" Moniteur de Ia L.oui-
isana" Of the I'd of April; from il is taken
thc following account Of The reception
OF citizen LaulIar, colonial prefeQ at the
city Of New Orleans. The confular
arrcc, defining the powers Of the cap
tain general, colonial prefe Ct and com
n'tlaTy otjuiTice, clearly proves the cer-
Gon OF the province OF LouiGara by the
kingdom 81 Spain 20 rhe French re pub
lie Citizen i-au1at, in his capacity Of
colonial prefect, has virtually taken poi
fei1jon Of the province. How far the
recent order Of the court o Spain 70 re-
initiate the United States in rheir right Of
dcpoGr at New Orleans, will bc ref
Pectcd by Prefact LauGat, will loon be
demonstrated. The Pretc1t's proclarna-
ton, which has lately appeared in the
public prn5s, has ALTO been received.
The tran0ation Of this rangino procla-
nation, as already publiihcd, is in MJ-
faHce perfectly correct.
By private corFefpondence we IN
der@and that the project has declared
thar his court had no knowledge of the
oecj4fon Of the port Of New Orleans on
the contrary, had he arrived before this
event, II 5hould nor have taken Dlace
Il is prciumed thar every facility f. ar
anicaD-e intercourse with the upDer f.r-
dement's, will be extended by che pre-
fcG
Reception n citizen Lau9at, colaaiaI pre-
Jset Of tine Frsacb colony u Loujfana,
a Ns-y OrleqHs.
Trannated Tor che Daily Advertiser,
from the fupplsmsnt 20 the Monileut
DC Ia ioujfauc.
Wso2- Oyle4aJ, S9fRydoy,
I'd Hp5ik, 1906.
The governor ofLouiliaua difpatched
his eidett fon, captain Don Manrel, and
"a. Caideror, fub-licutcnanr, 10 meet
citizen LauGar, colonial PrcfcG The
inrendant, on his part, fenr Don Raphael
Ramos, commifarY of war, N The cuff
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16

b,u ~ ioon as the rope y as iaitcned
round H. aecb, he turned pale and Emil
"a no noe. Elejoined in PRAYER with
n,uoh cafacitneis. ~ God WAS the fir9,
l,an-is she lixth, Francis attended
the icaEoid with compottre which he
p,elcrved 0 the lait W oo3 and 3rou3a
ton we're equally competed 0faii or
them Francis was tAc bclt l9oEing, tall,
handioue, and weil mace. lie and
Wood were dr@aed In the uniform Of she
foo, guards. aud Francis, when he
came on the icafoid. had on MS full re-
ejusental cap The ref wee in CO.
loa5cd clothes. Col. Depard was
brought up che lait, dreHed in boots, a
dark brown great coat aa3 red@Mtcoat,
his hair nnpowdeFcd. He had prey;
ouGy de6yed 70 lpcaF with the iheHF
and tir Richard Ford, to whom he com
nlunica,ed his wi.h TO address the Ipetta-
uoIs. They told HIM they had not the
icat objection TO his carrying thar with
into effect The col. attended the icaf-
fold with great fFmreis. His countc
nance underwencroe dle ilightelt change,
while the awful ceremony Of fa3cning
the rope r0,.1l MS neck, and placing che
cap on his head, was performing. He
looked 1T the multitude aiicn led with
perfect calmne1s. The clergyman who
Attended rhe fcaHold after the priioncre
were tied up, fPoke 10 him few lords
as he paRed. The col. bowed, and
thanked bio.
The ceremony Of fa0eniag the cords
round The nccks Of the priIoners being
iniihcd, ths colonel advanced as near
IS he coald 70 5he edge OF she lcaFoil,
nd made the following 1pocth 70 tie /
multitude
+" Fellow citizens, / come here. as YOU
' C, after having ieyved ny CO icuy
&c faithfully, honor&biy, and uisIul!y Ter
e ycjs. o. r1iry ye*rsani upwards, to
lufer 3each Upon J fcafold lora crime,
Of winch Protoit / an not guilty,
e .ote,a0Iy declare thar Y am no more
e guilty. oft than any of you Who nay
be hearing me. But though his ma
.clty's minilters know as well as / do
an noc guilry, yer they avail Their
q l@iY1s OF legal prctezc - deltroy
g nan, b1caule he has been q friend tic
g rcuah, to liberty, and 70 julticc."
{Ihere vas a Comfortable ciapping of
hands 2ndhazza from part ofcle popu-
}sc- acaltit 10 him, Die VINO, from the
1cigh> Of The cGoi4 from rhr ground,
aould nos, We ca41k3 diltinGjly hear