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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-23
"a ne Editor e he Alegandriia Advertiser.

o4KA,
The vriter. of the Essays in the Paper
printed by you, merits my hearty thanks
for his excellent discourse in the Moralist.
Many OF my friends have also spoken in
terms Of the highest appreciation Of them.
He has come forward with hispen at "a time
when We need Spiritual comfort, andswhen
every individual ought to utterly discard
8 hr aboniinable doctrines of Thomas Pane,
and those wicked men his abettors. lsend
you iewlsnes for their consideration.
A CHRISTIAN. 4
DYING woRps FOR 4 DEIST.
lost e Rel gion, and al sense OF shame,
j die nnplticd, with blasted rame;
No sacted rights can ever grace my Ion1o' B
No prayers IN pity for fire wrongs I've done
For wbi.e ! liv'd, I nock'd the Chrisuan oeeai
of such vre ch, let future TINE take heed
Alexandra, list September, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-23

hand You behold the active man, rising at
an early hour, pursuing his business, ful-I
fling his engagements, discharglng his duty
rewards his fellow-men; and at evening re-
turning to his enjoyment in the pleasing re-
hection Of having performed his daily task
with faithfullness.
Al mar who is infected with laziness, like
the drunkard, can be rarely reformed.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
LANCASTER, (PennE) Alay ia.

On the 10th oitimo, the following me-
lanchoiy rircumfanoc took place in
Mahoning rownlhip, Northumberland:
lad about II years OF age, 4 relation Of
rae rev Mi, Durham, was fcnt I'D fairs
TO ger fon1c corn 70 feed creatures: un
fortunately, rhe candle which he had in
his hand, caught iomc TOW in the room.
The boy alarmed the family; and the
fire was englr@iy eXtinguiihed as they
fJlppoied: Bur, drcadii;]i 70 relate! about
midnight the fire broke out iecond
tioe, and she houic wilh every rhing in
il, was reduced 10 alhrs, The mother
IT law OF MIR. Durham, and The lad who
was fhc unfortunate in,5runent Of che
u1iichiet, Perifhed il the dcvou5;np
flames. The wiic Of Mr.. Durham
and young man about 20 years Of aee,
were 10 much injured, shat 5heir lives
arc ce.Paired Of. This fatal accident
ihould terge as warming 10 every
family, and every Individual; and CON
vince them that TOO much care cannon be
taken TO prevent the ravagcs Of this
deitTuctlVe element.
Since writing rho above, We are iri-
formed, the young man is dead.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
MATHEWS, THE HERMIT,
OF WOOD

THE eccentricities OF the above IN
fortunate old mar have for a nunlbcr
OF years been the fubjea of much curl
oiity thoie who have vi(itcd Norwood
and us yicinage. Upwards of 2 ( years
ago nc obtained jeave Of The governors
-oi Dnlwich Common, to form himlelf
dwelling, On their ground, in the
nel8hbourhood of Sydenhan Common
and Dnlwicb Wood. This dwelling,
which vas the child Of his own fancy
was far fecluded from any other
and coniited of an excavation in
the earth, matched ia with fcra, &c. In
this cave or hermitage he lived for a
teries OF years, his daily employmsy>t
oeihg to work IN the gardens &C tbe
n,c'gooourlng genry, by whom from hi,
.''hPhcity OF manners, he was much il
ked' lie always returned 70 his cave to
iiccP, and ON Sundays ufcd to fell beer 70
hch IS curioGty might lead to yifjr h;e
ceibot whom, in the iummcr, there ver4
many. About five or tx years 400.
however, tome villains, initiated bv
me lame motive that probably occafo-
ned bis death, an idea thar he was Dol7eC
ted OF money broke i0ro his cave, bea,
him N mott dreadful manner, and.
agreeably 20 his own account, robbed
hin Of Is. For upwards Of a year aod
haiIafrcf this he defcrtcd his abode. and
uiualiy Kept in the fables or hsy,1frs OF
thGlS for ,chor, he HI 49,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28

tain Kelly, 40 davs from Liverpool.
Captain K. failed irom Liverpool, on
the rofning OF the 6yh April, and is the
ocare Of but one looGe paper, which
IS Liverpool print OF the' 5eh. Ea-
ciaied London papers are TO thc 18th Of
April, tile Of which we have received
from commercial friend; bot they
contain no additional information on
the momenrous qoeition Of peace or
war.
Captain Kelly reports, that on the
morning of his departure, (Aptil 6thl
information was received in Liverpool,
which produced comfortable agi5ation
among the merchants. The purpolt
ofthis Information ne had not time nor
opportunity 70 obtain bue tbs inprcE-
Iion he imbibed was, thar it was of a
TVar like serdsa.y.
Since the above, we have learnt, thai
the Rocbuck' 5 merchant. at Liverpool,
! the moment Of captain Kclly's depar-
! rure, on the 9th, informed HIM, & TIN
/ t6e Information recsiVcd t6at 7sQrnihe
| jioaa Lvadce, cpaJ morS indicative ej sgag
than aA) ling tbat 6as GssH reeetve3 FRI.
.isgHs1t 70 lie kings me9ags.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
FRaM tbs NEw-YoRE GAZETTE.
POPULAR DELusION,

re effects Of names is always
found to DC great. A certain party in
li's country, by ealing rhcrnfeives re-
tH5'tcaA5, have been able to deiusle luch
q portion OF tic people as to ra;ic them
ie'"es 10 the hiShett fears in tie govern
menr, To Aft ffcir ambition pro
ject5, they have deUoninarcd their oD-
poncnts moa9ycA59y. Thus has il hap
Pfned, that nc real friends Of rhc coua-
ny, The men OF celcnrs and virtue. and
the trainers OF the preicnl contribution,
have fallen INTO diiieputc, while thctc
who violently oppoled The adoption Of
rhe contribution, have 60 juitvicws ofpo-
Icy, and arr iteady t. nothing hut thcsr
own aggrandiiemenr, have c)imed to all
thc potts OF honour. The people have
been iuddentiy carried away, merely by
che names;many u them withoar know
ing their import, and wirnour fcActtine
20 whac party the one name, " the
other, IS mott properly applied.
Z his ln'atnarion IS tbe more ftraage,
becaoac the men throughout the ltascs,
and particularly IN this ffarl, who save
been londcit IN t.cir cry sgainlt oppret.
FIVE government, arc rRoie VINO arc
known from their e6ares, difpodtions,
and habits. to DC the mof lordly Of all
others. Some Of them po1e}s large
tracts oi land, live ia palaces, and have
numerous dePcn.laDcs. If any doubt, let
hm coniider for moment l1e fave
holders IA Virginia, let him look atlhe
which rear thcir heads on Inc
eaitcr1 banks Of s5c Hudlon liver.
b, is nos mop4ycl2 which tae people
have 10 fear It is vily ayj4oe5aly
or ~ ifon-bandcd dslPotjfa5. While uey
1.@ looking one way, itis iafdiou1y 30
from another, and that w,.h
iapld ilrides. Khc, leaders of the 1T.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
NEU[ FORK, May IS,
rAEFI III THE posi- OFFICE,

tl, John y. Martin had pur into
the Saturt1ys mail letter addrefcd
to his corrctpondo75. Henry p. Frank
in, at Providence, r. i. and had had
rhe precauJi3n 10 take i wirncfs with
BIN - Tee il done the letter had been
rated as doubted, AMI thrown into the
proper pigeon bole bur on making
up nc n;ai afterwards for Providence,
this lerter was milling. Ar alarm en-
lued, and much Intellectual fearch was
made for ir Mr.. Bauman, lhe pot
matter, on being made acquainted with
tue Circumstance commenced an cxani-
nation Vi the pockets ofall The alliitants
IN the Office, buv met with nothing
- confirm his (ilpici3ns age Il any one
in particular, Bur Mir. Blumaa, psinc
foon afterwards into the neccG2ry, he
thcrc di.covered a letter lying open in
the BORON o; the vault, which was pro
cured, a.id surnel Gus tc be the Identical
Providence letter, purporcing 10 CON
tain 500 dollars. RE aa,ti!y returned
to the ONCE with it In his hand, and If
was recolleGte2 thar one of ne afIil}aDts.
who mad gone to oreslfaf, had raksn
occal1on 70 go into the yard foon after
tic dlaru1 was given. lie inltantly fcnr
for him, and confronted him with the
lelter; he denied it Fill he was rhcn
taken before sGe police, and there he
coGteI1ed his gujlC. lie added, thar had
Mr.. Bouman proceeded far enough he
would have found thc. money iiT10n HIM
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
DESCRIPTION or a FARCE, ACTED b

DESCRIPTION or 8 FARCE, ACTED b
Ali MANEINp.
THE world is eheatre: mankind
are the Co edians chance comPoies
the piece, and fortune dittribures the
parts thcologifts and politicians gol
vern tho machines and philosophers
are the fpe6tators. The rich take their
places in the pit and upper boxes; rhc
powerful in the front and iides. and rhc
galleries are for the poor. The women
attribute fruit and retreihmcnts, AMI the
unfortunate lnuF the candies. Folly
compotes the overture, and tine draws
the curtain. The title OF the piece is
Mtn9Hs gRit dsciai, ereo GscipietAr---
If THE world will be deceived, let it be
10. 1.-The opening of the farce begins
with iighs and rears: the FRI at aoounds
with chimerical process of men -
The frantic 6eltify fheir applaufc with
rc-echoed bravoes, Whit the fagacious
bring their carcalls into play - damn
the performance. At going in, a fort
Of money is paid, called troa5ze, and in
exchange a ticket is given, lubicrloed
sms4fns15. in order TO obtain place,
The variety Of objects which appear,
fer nIore rilnc, diyerr the spectators !;
but the unravelling OF the pio, and IN
trigues, well or i'll concerned, force the
rilble muiclcs Of the philoiophers.---
We lee giangs who prciently become
pigtuies, and dwarfs, who inpcrceptibly
attain a nlonitrous height. There we
Zee men exerting all their efforts in the
purluit OF the mott eligible plans, guild
Cd by prudence, and armed with pre-
caution, who are, nevertheless, circurn-
vented in al rteir purllirs, and frultrat-
Cd N all their eDdeavours Whit here
we obferve group Of lndoiea5, carelels
fellows, who attain che highe;t fummir
OF mundane felicity.
Such is the farce Of this world, and
he who would chufc 70 divert hilniclf
with It at his lciiure, ihould take his
place in ione obicure corner, where he
may unobierved be fpcctaror of the
whole performance, and Ia iatety laugh
1t IL as Il dcierves.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28

P'lte, TO his tormer pode oflife, he re.
tufncd co his cave, the contribution ot
W lch he altered bydigging itwishanouto
rcicmb'ing an oven, into which he had
Iui6 room TO crawl, and when laid down,
he congrived 80 prcfs his feet againlt a
board, which, placed at the entrance.
ierved for door. All thclt pre- cautions
did not, however, fave him from the
further attacks. OF his enemies, for On
Taelday morning., 2Sth December, FL
VAS found, aear the entrance Of his cave.
dead, with his jaw-bone broken in two
places and a teverc wound in his cheek,
The body was diicovered by f3r1e Bows.
who, At Chriitmas time, had always
made practice of paying the Old mar
Witt he was covered with fern. sc,
and under bis arm was an oaken branch,
about FIX or icven feet long, which il IS
iuppoied the Williams PUT into che cave.
IN order TO hook hitu Que, as the hoot,
part was found broken aft, which exstal-
ly matched with the tick, and from rhra
mature OF the wound in his face, icap-
pears ilhesy the hook had been hitchcd
lA1o MS mouth, there being a hole ofthe
iize OF IL quice through the cheek and
III dragging him 80 the mouth ofthe
cave they mutt have turned the bodv,
as his head, when diGcovered, was outer
mott. His jaw was Broken, and, as is
the opinion ola profchlonal gentleman
on the iPot, the exLravafaged blood
getting into his throat. caufcd fuffoca-
zion. The dcceajed had been at the
French Horn, az DuIwich, on the Mon
day evening, and had changed half-a
guinea there, great part ofwhichchaAoe
nc is known to have had about him when
he went home, none Of which was 10 be
found, as his pockets were turned OUT.
A iecrer pocket, of which none ofhis
acquaintance had any knowledge, did
noe eicape the prying eyes Of his snur-
derers,. as 1t was alto turned OUT. Ma
rhews, the deceaicd, was near 70 years
OF age, and iiiPpofed to have been IN
duced 10 adopt ehis fngular mode of liv-
ing from the affe6tionate remembrance
he entertained Of a departed wife, by
whom he had one daughter, doing, as
wonderland, rolerably we'll IN London.
tic was generally liked in the neigh
6ounng villages, and remarked for the
iinPlicily OF tbs manners and the punc-
ruailty Of his dealings /; from which c,.-
cusnitance fome Of the giPles, perhaps,
Who lnsctt the vicinity OF Norwood
might De led 10 conceive him worth mo-
hey' Three. men of the defcripuon5
have been taken up OH lulpicion.
Lana. P Jar. 6, 1902.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28

jcs}oaiaa and CIimoaian par5g perseGtiy
undcritand the buiineis, and are purlu-
ing the proper mealures, Y they can
carry rlse people wieh chem for q li5tie
while, anarchy mutt eniue, ana lone
daring adyenturer feisc the rule or the
tlates will be divided among a few.
The federalilts have ever had the mott
iuit fcntiments on governments and are
The greatelt friends to the people. This
the people will one rime Of other iee:
It may DC when il is too late. The
frenzy is 70 general, 70 great, and 70
long continued, that no one can teIl
where 1t will end.
An OBSERVER.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
American Intelligence.


On Tuv;day afternoon, The 22d
NiaTca, during the abicnce IF Benjamin
Moron ard MS wife, OF the Gown of
autterquts, 70 arrcnd die funeral Of their
only child. boy abour years OLD, who
bad l2ye.y fai.en ~itha knife, the poiat
VI winch had paded through his hat and
Pene5re-od bis fkuN, 10 as so location the
aid Of doctor Waite, who treEaa. 2s.1d the
injured parts, but too lsre---Jhc child
died ans in the moment Of eheir la.t
painful ac.cntion 10 iheir deceaied infant,
bis houie took Are, aod all the movea-
bic properly, other shan the cloaths on
shc back aInlclf 1ud wife. was entirc-
~ acitroEei.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
SUNG FOR TIE LADIES.
THE MAID WITH Elbows BARE

Lee taaeiels lovers chauns their lays,
ToPleafe the modeR full dreE'd fair;
Ihe talk remain, for me to praife
he charming maid with eibwos bare.
Her rudy cheek. her parking eyes.
Her coral lips, her jetty hair,
. J. all are charms highly prjze.
But not 70 much as elbows bare.
The unecil'd boiom---necl, os NOV
May temps the ill-bred clown to fare.
Bar hrif-ra;e beaox, wiz defence bow
Bsfore ,be maid y.'l,h slbows bare.
So"s iadio: f'-.w the ANGLE, a,aps-,-
z ia'a''.a 100, not very rare.
o'bes' sypofe a prcuy aose;
Tut mines the maid With elbows Ba-s.
Let her. in shat looCs aoaipgrobc,
Which aannt. ard aat,ers in ;bs air:
&sae.t' a hears Che ns'er viii probe,
Uniei, iae leaves her elbows bare.
When winter forms are drear and cold.
Arc ksenly blows the northern sur;
"hen nnf.' and fnrs the iinbasnfold,
Sill ir'p' my maid with elbows bare,
When lam"er'' foorehing beat, prevail.
=. and wells iaat out the dra', 6riqa, glare,
STILL fill ny maid viii asrel fail
. 60 "i'b graceful Shows bare.
IN "in'er' fommer fall or fpriog-
n ~eataer' either fool or fair
IN oay or nj gat---,ae charm, / aao
o'"y '"se' mad viii elbows bar,.
SIM
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-28
MAY J&
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Captain Low, Of rhe Erglih hin
Strange arrived yeferday from Hui,
informs IS, thar the I'd inttanf. on che
banks Of Newfoundland, he fDokc the
Britiih packes Arabeija, out 20 DAYS
rom Falmouth bound Tor this porr, to
touch 1t Halifax, rhe captain Of which
Communicated the following int>ljj-
sance 7 ba. he failed from F2lm2n5
90 10th Of april when tac aiped of
affairs was the iatnt as itared by Our Las
advices. Dispatches were fcque1,;v
exchanged oc5aeen the courts of France
and England, 1u. their consents was >
profound iccrat and The imDreGnrnr
aad preparations for war continued wifh
noabarc5 ACTIVITY Colonel Rsrl]av
gh- Lrci.h corfu, genera for fhe MD,
o.e and fern .tHeg, vas q patience
oa board ne packet
p cn".qrcoce of recent lroaa.4
"om anailad, 2 heavy preG of .e5,s. T.
fis beer aace ar iiailt5x.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
From the PRovIpENcE PHaNrx.

THE following publication, copi-
ed from Mr.. Wheeler's Chronicle os
|Thutfday lar, unfolds 10 the world
the defplcable plans which Federal
ills are capable Of attempting to ruin
the characters of Republicans. They
flick at nothing, by which they may
accomplish their plans, if we may Judge
from the vile means they ufe. A
more daring, impudent, and iniulting
publication has feldom been given TO
the world, than the following. 1t
needs only 10 be read to excite the
indignation and contempt Of all people
of common decency. Ii any thing
can juitify the ieelsing ofredrefs by
club law, certainly this mutt. If the
publication is the a6t of party Cal ~
dou6t it is whar fhaII we think of
them ? Are they determined to excite
civil war, by itrilzing a dcath-blow at
the very vitals Of fociety +? Every man
has his connexions and friends they
mutt have padions ; and publication
of the iianderous, fcurrilous, and
malicious kind Of the following, NUT
arouie all the unruly pa1ions, and
give bitterness to every feeling. Suca
dilturbance ofthe paiiionS enkindles
every warlike fame, and gives a DEATH
blow to focial intercourGe. Certainly
then people of wirdom and prudence
ought to itep forward and put Gop
to the publication of pieces of fuch an
evil tendency as the following. g.-iiave
the FederaliitS men of prudence among
them, and do they jufify fuch pub
lications ? Yes, they even aid and
aihit i'll procuring their publication.
Even the frlt magiArates of ftates and
the nation, are to be infuIted" +" in the
mott indecorous phraEes of contume-
lious nander,' to appeaie the wrath
of disappointed faGtion-Whateyer
provocationS are given, it remains for
an iniulfed people to keep themlclves
cool, and prevent the evil comic
quences which fuch publications are
calculated to produce. Let them be
firm in the caule of liberty and the
rights OF man, and treat with conteups
the publications of vile flaRaerers.
Let the people of Rhode Hand re-
member that MefS'rs JOHN RaowN,
JABEZ Bowen, GEORGE Gins,
GEORGE CHAMpLIN, and many other
Leaders of the federal party, before
Gov. kenner WAS frh cleGed to th.
office of GOVERNOR, figned and FEM
him hattering addreiS, wherein they
beiought him to come forward as a
candidate for that ofice---he then in
their opinion being the mott proper
perion to do away all party, and reltore
harmony to the ltate--and thofe peo-
pie then pledged themfelves to give
Governor Fenner their mott energetic
fupport.--Freemen, if Gov. Fenner is
iuch a charaeter,a las is reprefented in the
following publication, what are you to
think of thofe men who fent him the
addrefs ? What are you to think Of
the party who uie every art to def
troy his character +? Does not this
conduct evince to you that fome-
thing is wrong? Read the following
and blulh for the deprayity of man.
FEDERAL MoDEsTY & INVENTION.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07

ed. TO the opposicn Is doe tie credit Of dii-
covering, that the government hs3 jofily tor
tei'ed its elsins 10 The conhdencs Of the psople
10y permitting them TO apply their own monies
20 their own ufe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
PLAN of TIE WORK.

PLAN Of the WORK.
HIS charatter-relisious, political. moral
and focisl, illueraisd from natter offa7.
His religion, fsnsimen,s, lhown csicHy from
declaration, & obisrystions from his own mouth.
His civil and military achievements viii
be difplayed, By foil and particular hiftory Of
his conduit, both 10 the cabinet aud ia the E'id,
from the year I774. to the date OF the Pubiica-
tion. I'll
Hi, moral character will he exhibited 40
well by evidences OF the general habits OF his lite.
/. BY particular memoirs. anecdotes and incir
dents, from the esrIisf period of his LIE to the
preient time.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
FEDERAL MoDEsrY & INVENTION.
II ue1v mad et.Pandermg
Costd fran Wbsslty's Cb,,xiele.

PR O p o S A L S
For publifhins by Subfcription, the
Life Of AriSar Esnner, EjY.
GovsRNos OF THE SrArs or Isl.
AND & PRovipsNce PLAsrArioss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-07-22

ted exertions never cease till all power
and trust Be transferred to the hands 81
foreignpatriots.
2. The Judiciary; may this rampant
ct tyranny Be speedily overturned, from
it, very foundation, and the happy time
soon come, when every one shall do
what IS right in his own eyes.
sIreland-the nurse offreeborn souls;
may her sons continue TO flock to our
shores. to teach the Americans the true
Princles Of liberty.
8. The clergy I; speedy downfall to
this hateful sect-who have too long ty-
ranizedoyer the minds of men; may the
people learn that their feigned morality,
and religion, and hypocricy and PRIEST
craft, calculated but 10 lure and enslaye
theweak, the ignorant and the credulohs.
10. French philosophy mayits uni-
yersal diffusion, dispel in It's course, the
gloomy horrors Of political tyranny, 60
vernment and religion. 8. ~.
+ II. Our state Legislature; let NOT so
vereignty IN future be degraded By the
ipss Gsit Of . petty monarch, attempting
20 controul the patriotic decisions.
f ~. federalism; may itbe forever bu-
riea in the dark night Of etfslness--
Her sunhas set, may it rise no more!
IS. The fair sex; may they learn duly
to appreciate the harmony Of free and
promiscuous intercourse, unrestraihed
by matrimonial shackles, so inconsistent
with their just rights, liberty and indie.
pendence. =. -rE:.'.' :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-07-22
a FARM FOR SALE.

n AM authorised to sen 4 Valuable
II FARM, lying about q mile and /
half from the town Of Martinsburg, con-
tanning about 226acres ofexcellent lime-
stone land, ven improved and in good
farming condition. There are on the
premises . good House, Barn, Orchafd,
Garden, &c. The terms win on appii-
cationibs msde known BY nae they are
highly kSrtliy die attention Of those dis
posed % purchase land.
Ifthis property should not Be cold By
priyate ale before the FIRST day Of next
Augussc Court for Berkeley, being the
22nd day Of thaf month, IL win then be
setup tothe highest bidder, atthe Court
house IN MaftinsburE.
PnII: G.. RENDITION.
MdrhasSasg, TiTxinia, !
Snly -, 1e0S.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-07-22
HARRISBURG 9ulx H..

q The f5HeSving foasfs were drank at
lNi67in Ioten Ia Pennsylvania on the Al
inst. They are the kne1pn and apoIoed
sentimeats q numerous host efthe de-
nsocratIc party to expose them To- public
.arlirsadversion and contempt, they ought
to be tetegraphedto the remoiesf corners
gfthe Union.
!. The day we celebrate; may eachre-
volying anniversary find many ofthe citi-
zens OF MiHlin ready to testify theirown
independently, by taking lethean
draught at tho shrine Of Bachus. "
2. the memory of gen. Washington /;
dear to patriots, ONLY a. the leader Of
the American armies. r. 2: =
5. The venerable patriot and philoso.
Pher Thomas Jefferson. - n
4. Thomas Paine; the dread oftyrants
and bane Of the clergy may his political
writings be- always remembered with
gratitude and respect by every Ameri-
cap and may his Age Of reason, and
other "useful labors," illuminate the
world, and dispei the clouds Of bigotry,
prejudice and superstition, which, un-
der the name Of Christianity, envelopes
the minds Of men.
s. Gov. N. Kean: may the sutFtaRes
of our fellow citizens, at the expiration
Of the present term testify thar they
{ !" hate lawyers and learned men.
8. William Duane may his unremit-