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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07

fapeakc. AS 1saltiware IS farthea Up, you
had better begin witt that, and there You
may raife a handfone e0ssv;;65ufiou. Near
Savannah, Charlefton and Norfolk are
lnsil forts that you may eahiy take in the
rear. In the Delaware you mua proceed
with caution. Lewiffown 90 thcaafs may
be eaiiiy buwt, and if you were cestain
there was not an Engliih iquadron nesr
the Capss, you might fet FIRE 10 Pniladel-
phia. II is bufnels of week only.
Between Sandy Hook and New York you
val find a pretty Arong fors this YOU
may illsnce with your bombs. The build
ngs al Long lland and Naniueket are
ealily burns but Bottom rnua be bomb
aided. Ths matter iaroke would he 10
conclude with Halifax. The Engisih ve[-
fels from the Eaa Indies generally winter
there. NOT expecting youth that quarter,
they will beliefs prepared 10 receive you.
Should your brave fqurdron fallio with
the Quebec feet, conveyed by a Jingle
frigatc, it would be brilliant affair IN
deed.
Execute my freedom, dear Republicans :.
YOU are neither gers nor Septembrizefs.
Why may you not iend tas lnoit of your
emigrants into Canada! Connected as you
are with Spain, you m.ghs go TO New Or
leans, f>ize the pcrfs OF the Nascbcz, col
let the 1,ienas # libvy from the back fet-
;l5msnis in the u. States, fron Keutuc-
Ky to the frontiers. You will hsye to
diirbute few pre.enls among me In.
dams. You muf put general Clark and
Knoxville in motion, fummon 10 she
French fandard the Floridss and Ameri-
can troops ,ojted BY Gem: and langoaris,
dsel0,e fyeedom to fbe 60ek msu tbat are
azv<s in tbe L.atl,e,u .eafes, ard give 20
the mar of color the fwest enjoyment Of
the rights Of man. This is the only way
TO humble the Britiih Lon, thai row
courts an alliance with the American Ea-
gle, only to bring about its defruttion."
TIE I'd ysar IF Wasbwgtou's fecond
proficiency.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
= N r f X E S tt ~ C.

A letter from gentleman belonging to
Bottom, and dated at the "CaRle OF ST.
Iofeph, Vilparifar, in Chill, April 20,
lSoa,o fays, / am happy to inform
YOU that we are all well, though priioners.
On our arrival here it was rumoured we
were Englifh, and the idle tory had Gre
dit with the Governor, who demanded
our papers, and TENT them to the Captain
General of Chill, reGding at St. Jaso.
After waiting fix weeks the governor IN
formed captain Rowan his papers were
ready to be returned 10 him, on his deli
vering up $50 muikets he had on board.
Captain Rowan informed the Governor
be could not comply with 70 unjuit de.
mand until fome higher power directed
+. Uuonwhics the Governor ordered the
min to be hailed, and Informed, that M
lefs the demand was Immediately compli-
ed with. he fhould fink us. On this, cap
ra;n r. ordered the colours to be nailed
70 the mizen matt and the Spaniih ihip
Hercules fred a fhot into rs which did no
damage. Matters continued IN this tate
until the next day, when CAPT. r. was IN
formed by letter, thar il was the Captain
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07

Gensrsfs orders 20 deliver up faid arms !:
upon which they were given up. This was
.fuppoled to be the eua of the bdfnsis. -
However on the morning oflhe hrf inf.
the Hazard was boarded by. 200 men
worthy the name Of brigands when &C.
neral carnage took place. By the inter
petition Of the captain Of a Spaniih brig
who appeared the only man among them.
polleihng any humanity, capt. Rowan's
lie was feared. ! narrowly eicsped, IS
they gaveno quarter. Che Governor OF
this port has received the feyeref ceaiurs
for this affair from the Captaaa -GeneFal,
who has informed captain Rowan that eyc-
ry iatisfaetion fall be given, both for the
lois ofproperiy and for the blood lpilt IN
10 wanton mannes.
They are alhamed and afraid to have
the matter go TO Europe. This is ipe-
cimenof spaniih bravery. My whole ad-
venture has been plundered, but ! have
no doubt Of receiving heavy damages. i
fasisfattion ihould not be given, ] am
lenfble the government Of 4 free and in
dependent ration will notice it. There
are number CT Americans here, officers
and men. Three A nsrican Whalemsn
were brought in this day.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
NEWRLRYPORT, Dec. II.

Arr we'd nip Urania, capt D. Srone,
from Trinidad. via Turks llland. Left
at Trinidad, New. 7 nip Vigilsnt, Ar
cher, of Portland thip Lavina, Jchnfon,
N. York; flh'r Fair Piay, R. Iiland ;
lch'r iIarriot, Rich, Boion, TO fail in 4
days; Gh'r Rifng SIN, Bayfcn, Norfolk ;
ich'r Matilda, REMINGTON, Rhode liland /,
foh'r Greely, Marhlehsad touched
al St. Thomas leaving thess, among fe-
veral other Americans, brig Nancy, Bot
Ton, to fail in days. Sailed in company
from Turks Hland, Dec. /, ich's Be fey,
Coffin, for Nantucket, and a fchooner for
Alexandria, both laden with falt. Spoke,
on Georges Bank, brig Ga!en. frcrn 81.
Kits, Tor Kenncburk, had loft his tore
fail, and carmel away bis main top. matt
back itays people much taeisued I; BY bis
deiire kept company with him one night,
and left him in the South channel, with
fair wind and coed weather.
Capt. Dawiett arrived here from Aux
Cages.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
A CUSTOMER.
.PAINE's PLAN FOR REVOLUTI-
ONIZING AMERICA.

TOM PAINE'ss plan for revolution
iziogiAmerica, IS worthy of igs author, and
the abandoned Pandemoniun Of which he
is the fl and feryIle agent. Il was lately
in current circulation in France, publiIhed
probably with view OF int!midating the
United States by The magnitude of tie
danger with which they were threatened.
MIR. Paine prefaces his proportion by OBJ.
ferving, that =" The Republican party in
America are too fupine and Inactive, whiia
the Ariifocfsts purfus rlaafuTcs wholly
calculated 10 bring once more the United
States under Br.tiih donination.'
Purfuing the ,heme, he adds, " Should
GgoRcE the thild be driven from his
throne America will be his place of refuge;
there; lie has depoGted fpnds; and, iacre-
dihle as it may appear, there he viii be
king
This powerful influence of Britain in
America, he ifates to ari9e from the inhabi-
tants Of the fea.ports and to annibilate
tia, Influence, he propoles to deaToy the
me Jun -" The only way faEs hel to
break w their nea is, TO BURN THE
SEA-PORTS, and in this way compel
them TO live amorga the planters, far re.
moved from the channels of corruption"
Invoking TIE Genius of France TO pu-
Min the Anglo American faction, as he
terms The G0ve,xment, for reiliting the pa
ci6c overtures Of the Great nation, he
thus details his plan for correcting its Pc.
litical errors
!" To declare war againf the United
States would be the height of folly; for
it would be declaring war agalnit the re-
pubIicans, the planters and the Indians,
from whole Ja1poyf qvs usay dssive greGt
aduust0ge. But how, it will be faid, can
we carry on a partial quar2 With a Gsnall
lquadron of light veEels, not drawing
more than zen feet of water, few guns
and bomb-ketches, yoa may proceed 10
the river Savannah, in Georgia, and psls
the 1ybee- barsiAand, at Savannah. Here
you may get handiome fuppiy Of Provi-
iions, and on your return down the river,
BURN the BUILDINGS, on eae5 fae, f0en
to its ninth. The fame plan will do for
Charleaon, pats the bar and fet FIRE to the
buildings on Johnfon & Sullivan Hands.
g You may next Wifi George Town,
in South, & Wilmington in n. Carolina,
enter the Chefapeake perhaps It may lie
advifeable to make the hrlt operation herel
burn Norfolk, Alexandra, Annapolis, &
Baltimore. You mutt Ne careful, my
friends, by rapid movements, to proven;
defeat by the Eng'ih fquadron, or b
Americans on fhore, who will, a, the fri
alarm, collect in great numbers. IL eighi
days you may de all yoa Viz il the Che
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
Taesdlay, Tar. 4, 1903.

Mr.. Henphill Freiented memorial
from the chamber of commeIce ct the city
oTPmladelphia, praying that the acts I'M
pohng additional duties on foreign ton
mage and merchandise imported in foreign
veilels may no, be repealed.
Referred TO the committee of commerce
and manufactures.
The fpeakcr laid before the houfe let
Ter from the Secretary of the Treaiury en-
cloGog ifatement Of che duties and draw
backs on goods, wares and merchandise
Imported into, and exported from the
United States during the years 1899,
1900 and 1901.
The houie refoIved itfelf into commit
tee Of the whole, MIR. John c. Smith,
in she chair, on the bill for the relief of
infolvent debtors within the diGritl of
Columbia.
Mr.. Nicholfon fsid, that when this
fiction was under confederation veiterday,
anumber of gensIemanhad declared them
ielves decidedly again2 tie principle of it.
He therefore moved TO aTike our the fec
ton, though be hould vote againa it.
On this motion the queGion was In
mcdiately taken, and carried in the aflir.
NATIVE by large majority. Ayes 90.
When on motion Of Mr.. Nicholfcn the
committee rofe, the houfe refufed their
permidiOn TO fit again, and rccomm;t,ed
che bill TO the committee who introduced
it.
The houfe went into committee Of
the whole. MI. Dawion in si,e chair, on
the bill making partial appropriation for
the naval fervice during The year, 1909.
The bill sppropriates 100, 900 dollars.
The committee having gone through
the bill, reported it without amendment
to the .houfe, who Immediately took it
up, and ordered il to be enggoGed for a
third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. Moore, prelented petition from
scrtain inhabitants on Broad river, eating
that they have been for fone time palf,
without any regular administration of juf.
nce,and praying to be annexed 10 the fate
OF South Carolina.
Referred 70 a feiea committee Of three.
MI. DAYTON called up his refolutions
feiPetting pof roads, which, on motion
y niF. Gregg, were referred 70 com
ml''ee OF the whole houfe on Monday
next.
Mr. Gr'iwold obferved that there was
que '0olsct noticed in the Prefdent's mef-
a ,ase' on which the houfe bad taken no
, J'ls,. Il was very important that the
, ,ss'la'ute ihOu'd pofsfs all The informa-
-" ''ia' II vas IN ,he power of the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
ateraasDrla aDDerttsar.
FRIDAY, JANUARY I.

Arrived yeaerday, brig Alexandria,
Capt. Dye, Turks Iland and c. Fran
co.'s. Left the latter place the 10th OF
December, at which time no reinforce
ment had arrived from France.
Sch'r Experiment, New York.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
From the Nezvbnypoyt Hrala.
II tnytbsy Jusr1FIc ALTON Of fbs PaEsl
DENT INVITATION to PAINE
MeHrs. ALLEN & BARNARD,

IN the "Puhlic Ledger Je. oeJuly
s, 1894" bu5E6ed IN Louaon, I mef
qvitb Plan fropsfSd ~ Tom PAINE, IA
the French govtrumenf, fsr rsO0laionisiug
The Uuifed States Of .4meyca "a rr-5u5f-
eation Of qvbieb qriH cbhse e0eey friend
10 bis eoantry, avbetbxy FeasrolE or .dSi-
Fea<ralV.
A CUSTOMER
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-07
puo!lt 5ale.

as o'ehel THIS AFTERNOON, qviN
be s9N on Msrebants' 1u5ay,
IS hhds. hrlf quality SUG Ar,
at credit Of 90 and 90 days.
P. G. MARS TELLER.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27
P7IEWT
CORDIAL

" F1iC5 cures every internal dtf.afa: re6oA
men sea for ali complaints az al. no7.ct
amo bowels, corrects bile, particularly rslievn,.
g. NHoNc pans IN the inteliaes This niedic;ES
- ever DC IN the Poiieiion Q! rkos men ,sAa
Wofts IN PoIionous paint {Ich AS WIKI ieaI -
digrIs sc. As it is well known rbar the III.
" 'i1"S 3efmclous particles, lodges at the coar n
,,'e HohaSA ana caufe acute pain: aud gripjrss
n WINE g1is fell Of his corc!ia, .;lI DIV. i,,ntsf
! a'e relief This cordial viii Dregenr went A..
, HlacHS irom being CALLED. 1t viii give -.
70 III SoaFy attacks Of thc foirach, and otber
l,;sti@I parts 1t will reitore appetite, relieve
gf'Ping pans attended with purcing. + rey;ys.
5he itreogth ana ipirits. las pFeat c,,-,>
P'otHoun& ~iseiians, by strengthening the 90
mash ana po"eis 1t is Of the greatef uis in ira
laSlng wine gials Of It in the morning,
- Il IS an e&cai!ens .tonachic and ca-r1ias
~ It is aHo certain prevention againf tak
~ -"1 "g"c ana lever. or any malignant feyers
n'' IoFol4t may 5e given 10 irssnts a u1an,h old
$3.50 WIN WIND aud eholic, giving hair tea
r - - ~ an excellent medicine for women
~ ''e carry rae OF pregnancy, takia,r = ,v;na
Si%ia At ANY time. " hat make thie I,ed;c:.z
'"io@o.S Is thas perious nee2 never l3e uaderap
9's"|lAoN ct t-Eing too much II r,,sy- h. rsz
- al Times ms CO gd;ai is plsaEint 10 ratee
,'n" mas yer; agreeable tate This eo.4;,i !;
49, ne 'o[e!ga patent medicines thae are Dali,
-: ''SH '"' '!te, "hca moI OF them are conn.
S.ISa +.'@ tho'e that are not covnterCei.e6.
AAVe iois thelr virtue, b. bsino ola ana r,,,, -
prepared which Is not the cais win RE- So;
- "en prepared "a2n waning, and csctiecafao
PtoIu'ea O. 'ts ethcacY from people Of the civ ~
ts't ana other parts of Virginia. Fhree
oot'!eS Oh this Cordial vii sure the ,IyCa1er -
- dn excellent medicine to tax, after bar4 3-;,i[
I"g' II Is al'9 very valuable medicine 70 tsl.e >,
,, Il WIN cue fea ickneis. This coroiaI bae
$3.50 #ohasrs t" Peron5 affixed with afma,;c
ne
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27
FROM a BALTIMORE pApFt
o. APRIL. JS

Yeferday, at twelve O'Clock fbaol nf
the New Goal) john M'DANIpL was
executed puriuanr to his fenrence, for
breaking open and robbing the houle Of
Mr.. Jolias Srevenfon, of this civ
Immediately before his being launched
into eternity, he declared himfclf euilry
OF many crimes which deferved e2en7.
Piary puniihment, bur utterly denied
the crime for which he was doomed 20
iutfer, as well as three Others, for which
he vas tried and fentenced 10 hard Ia
o9u['---fte appeared perfectly recon
c!eo' behaved with forritude, forgaye
nus enemies at the laft moment, and
yielded up his mortal part in a fure and
ceftai7 hope of a future resurrection to
Immortal glory
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27
X, Jrsm the sros0otisp Of Crelp
o'emff9l J'nr&ol. pnbE@cd in lzat

r., J'"EfSH ot Lfs!Ps
Chemical 5'ar&@h pn5G@ed in i7qr.
&C AMONGST other Gogular pro-
Pe['irs OF char coal, it has lareIy b p,o
uncovered at Petersburg, that all lSrrs
OF glais, veileIs and other rtS 'r 1,' '@fts
be purified f.om long-retained fn ,t.
ana talnfs otevery kind, in the eaGeq
ana mott perfe6 manner, bv r;nl;nn
them out well with charcoal ,ldnnn3
roa hne powder, after their groi1er inn
Punnes have been fcoured OF WIKI
land and pot alhes. That perfons wba 't;.
breath fmells ftrong from a icorb,1;,,
aIiPoltIon of the gums, NAV ar anv
4me get perfectly i'd Of this bad fnriI
Dy rubbing them out and walhioo on5
'le mouth thoroughly with fnelv pow
oefed charcoal. This, at che fame time
renders the teeth beautifully wbirs 'l'i''
6 And chat brown Tor orberw;Ce-
lored) Putrld thinking water NAV be de-
PTlVed OF Its ofenlive rmeII, and renser
ed FraniParen5, by means of the fame
lootance. Hence Mr.. CreIl thinks i
you'd be of ute for preferving wsrcr
i"eet during Tea voyages, TO nix abonr
nve pounds Of coariely powdered char
coal IN every cafk of water; it being onIy
neceiiary afterwards to ftrain the warrr
on when wanted, through linen bag !"
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27
FROM THE FEDERAL GAZETTE.


The rapid increaIe of the territory
ana population Of Pruhia, during the
iait halt Century, IS truly afonifhing. At
The acceiiion OF Frederick the Great,
Pruliia coniilted only Of ago fquare
leagues, about 4o9 cities and towns, d.
ouTghS, near 1900 villages, and
100000 inhabitants, including the mi
iltary. At his death, in 1876, the PrlC-
ian monarchy, with the newly ACQUIRED
provinces of SileGa, EAT Frie3land.
and Welt Prunia, contained 2.sIz
iquare leagues, 574 towns, s. burohs
a4,ooo villages, and near 5000, 800 In
habitants. At Prefent PrufTia contains
$500 fquare leagues, upwards Of 1000
towns, about 100 burgbs, more than
10000 villages, and upwards Of
100000 inhabitants
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27

ices has returned, convinced from
vac Information nc received at ieverai
PAGES on The eoad, that he has been ra-
e e az 5hlPPersburgh, and is now con
hned IN Carlitle Jail. This, together
win the former account received 9y rbe
way OF Huntingdon and Bellefont wb;rL
~ HS"Tiy agree may, We think, be en-
C G"r- % cfet'r. It mutt give piealure
5ufe 70 every mind ponessing The jcaf
iPaF!l OF humanity TO hear of1bc derscl
o'oh OF the ungratefui wretch who hsy
committed an action which even fb,. E,
wages would lhrink from. Cam. II
The robbery of nIifs M'Dowell.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27

OF TIE CITY OF RfCau,,:1
TAKE ,hii opportunity or remrn.as 4 ,,..,
IA To! aclaowiedg .ucnts 20 the pubic -. 49,
h2ttenng encouragement ne has mst wnb al, -
a rebdtnce OF upwtrd- o. TWO years n rni. =;
The number OF PerIons IA Ri-1noat ,ya, ~.
6seH relieved by bis Ans,blion Pl;eas s.ors .,s
Coriial, ca wei a'teis the oliHty OF tbs nm,
able medicine.
For the benefit ofehe Public The 2riea is rs5,--4
from I've dollars to Seven ohll.ngs aaI o.
pence per botde.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27

sny government, broueht by a bt,a of
waT OF the king my mater, tiifpatched
Tot t'hS purpcie alone, Zee confirmed
ali the aituranceA which gave YOU on
various preceding occaiio1S, when re-
eslvcd information Of the difficulties.
WHICH the citizens of the United States
OK 1erlenced IN consequence of BEING de-
priVed of the place OF depoht on the
) 5anih Banks Of the MiGinippi, by de-
cr1c OF the intendanr of New-Orieans
Ills catholic majetty, as jut in his sef,-
iutlons as deiirous of living in the great.
ct harmony with the Y States, has
provided that the depolit fhould cont
nue at New Orleans until the two 90
vernments fhall come to IN agreement
ABOUT another equivalent place; and 70
the end, that this royal provilion NAV
be promptly aud pun6tually carried into
eHect' the necefary orders are commu
nicated 70 the intendant and to the cap
tam general Of Louiliana, Of which |
tranimit you the originals, in order that
you may be pieafed TO forward them 20
New Orleans.
hatten TO acquainr you of it with
much iatlstattlon, in order that you may
communicate 1t to the preGdeht of the
United States, as foon as possible and
pray Gcd TO preierve your life many
years.
Wafhingron, April, -, 1903.
| kits your hand.
Your mott obedicnt, and faithful fcrvaht.
The MARQUIS OF CASA YRuJo.
James Madilon, eiquire.
Although the hottie attitude Of Gre,,
Britain may not have been known in Paris
or Madrid when The dilpatches left Corunna
for the Spanifh mIniiter here, vet the nature
and contents of thoie dil patches, render hiob-
Y probable renewal of hoRilitics between
France and her allies and Great Britain,
here Us no rcaton to iuppofc that the inca
lures or tins government could have had tbe
teatt influence upon Spain, for The orders ~
his catholic malefty, rcAoring the riqht Of de-
potlt at New-Orleans, left that country be-
tore Mr.. Monroe left this. y he true cayie
IN all probability, of this mealurc, NAV hr
traced to Paris, the approach Of new war
and the incapacity Of France in that event
TO take pofietiion, of o. keep either Louifiana
or the ioridas.
he marquis would have given more IA
tista6tion in his letter extra, had he informed
our citizens whether the "occluGon" Of
New-Orieans was by tue authority Of his
king or the intendant Gully, and whether
compensation may be expected for the da-
images iuttained by this nfra6ton of the treat
~.
Fed. Gaz.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27

men hFif WITH arnazcment the fair Sahy found
q iFTanger Jamsheev had crept in.
his ha't ieem d on dre he utter'd no found
he poke not he moy'd not he look'd not around
'l' far d on them bof6 wish grin.
''' nat was .fa!2soc@'l, and of beaver the h.e
he had on one boot and one fhoc.
a little bf.7e@c:sr hung from his neck,
- -. large PAIR ofeompaass went from his back.
y ct coat that Geem'd not very new.
This terrible figure threw both in a fright.
roF ne LOOKED like the devil himfelf.
But thinking twas belt to be very polite
~, INV ian 10 the undertook, hruei up ligh,,
Then putting it back on the fhelf
All trembling and pale The came where he ao,a
NJ 'o'' what to FAY, or GO think;
= nd holding the candle as far as flie could
i'he ak nm respectfully, wha, there he would
. II then from the city qva, evil or good
9 and what lhe ihould y:tcb him to drintl,
a! the found ofthe city. and view of the LIGHT,
ms %S''sr 5'oS'a cloak he uncIos'd.
But what ar'it can paint her difinav and lrt,-;c.
" hsN Z large roll Of brimitone thoae full in her
eyes,
AID the gholt of ZaR7sas food exposd
ne 'eTVants whom PAM had collected in throne.
: No" lhonsed with MIN in rage;
And ioH.e arm'd with novels and l,,r,a anna
tongs,
al tf on 8, P9iss, VIE Iaote a4d el5e!, qyys,e,
began with the ghoft to engage
a fray 10 fsnb9a4oa, was ne'es before ieep
For ghof you all know can't be hit.
SO they branditl.'d their lhove!s. and ys,,os ~.
fpecn,
While the gaoa 1ood all pa,ieo:, uopI,er'd hi.
mien,
And when they had dons--fpose :. .ya.
"a Behold NE, PIP El5jqb. behold me he cried
Learn the FagIf and c9l17 Of this evil,
/" God grants, tbas to paniih your faIsbood .,a
&c pride,
% My ghoif,~ith meGage from hell cat and dried.
ShOnId come at this moment, f}and clo!e bv vcnr
'' fide, "'
" men carry you otto the DEVIL
Thus laying, his arms round poor SaNs he orin,5
! no inc tcreech'd to the 9cqble around,
Her Snroas from one ear to the other he f;D'd.
ne Pui'd out her tongue. through the aoor rb.n
he dipp'a,
And never 6nce that has been found
lam P4iee mounted Button, and rode Of fall
lpeed,
And finee thatno qy5itr a,ea prefurne,
l make free with the blaeks, for by order tnb
lime,
There sally fdrJaJs fuFers pain for her crime
And tends forth an African fo,ne.
Twelve times IN the year when the moon isa,en
And mortaIs are inoing in bed,
Tier iPnte haun's that place all cover d with .o,,
And patiently waits for her Tgo1as to pull,
The tongue by its roots from her head,
Two 1""@,r@ new navaa with leap and mid.
ell dance ronada high blazing FIRE,
NOTES
tends '-' '''' ''@
rare age qaid yenias --------.4----..
5CDr'.nuo auoita, yoees yaeiius Ct ;noen.
ioiantlmquc- -------- - 90
u M 2rones inlenliqae ora tcnebar,
''1s -on& or -.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27

he express from Spain, which paaed
through this town on Monday evening arrived
at w Arlington at ! O'Clock. Our informant
adds, that the heads of departments were i'm
mediately fummened, and that, when the fare
paiied the war-office, about two O'Clock.
there were lights in the windows, and it was
iulppoled that the expreis brought intelligence
ofmuch Importance. I5;I
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-27
PHILIP LAXUS.
LLN ILNY

iIt-tF J I0I,
rrRATEFuL Tor par aQogs, informs f;4
- friends and re pubic. thai h, ~
again to practice in c'e line ST his orois.os .-4
hopes by his aiiidaity 70 merit Commune =
.nclF tayors' Orders addreRed 70 him, opro,;,s
the Poit,Oaics, will be arictly attended q. vas,
H,sryl i3, ta05.