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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09
SECRET SERVICE MONEY.

oohe CohlectuTeS were offered in OF
| lait, as to the, probable obleci OF ~
| appropriations which Con.te.s te},i.i p,
! creen of cioled doors, nave been 10 ,,r,.
iute IN tubmi-ting to the diipo3l Of IL,
Prehdent, o this fpbject we COW -.tr,,
! and we Hall return h 1t again, antl a.-.;n :,
company with our brother edi,ors, t,.,. -.
people thaIl appear syenclaiiY u have All
! undertaking OF ch.S mott flJpIc.ous ,,,.l.,-
the many luiplcloua tra0ia2ions which "a
vernment has iatejy exhibited. pyri,, 49,
federal admlni4tidgio. he jcmoc,3fs 60,
poser, RATED the n,ott furious yt,,r.r ~,
ever locations, few and ipecial as thev ~,
| occurred OF iach q nature as To reoui-. M,
ment3ry privacy While genera Cv,fi,,,,a
ton was PRECEDENT, and the 3ritiE ,-.,f,, -.
under the confederation Of the tr.,a+., ~ -.
Unrted States, Il democratic member ~ -
body, the hon. genera! A3a!on, ire,n y ;,,;, !,
thought proper % break through { .'c-,o
junttion,and The obi 5.tions oi is on. .,.t,
bya premature diiciollic AND pu1l,c....c,, ~
the lnittuncnt IN 9u-EiJn, / hecrq va. .b,-
vernment OF a free country irou35 n,-
keep any iecret, no, nor tor III .!.i+5uf .-o..
the view OF TIC people aaJ it WIS e,.,-,
G. that, II Mr.. JefteyloH werenade j5ret;4,,.,
the proceedings q every zind WHARF, =
ihouid be carried OF IN opcu DIV, ,-lc, 49,.
mott public inspection. What has the .ao, !
produced Ii has pro luce, in gi As 30 .l.. =
nit-nccs, coudu:t ai-ett., tie r1ye..e ~ Ill
the expectations whsh thy party ro,s 4. \
nceiiant pains 60 creac@. he .sct vi!ie-..
rant Us, It's believed, in !icrtiB., mar ,s,,-...r
me tew months OF their ate Gfcn. -
n1ocrauc Nongrets h'Ye oUieryed uorc f..
CEecy, and ordered more eoHccaluest than
IL
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09
ELECTION.

i,Se BEHAVIOUR OF Lewis Harvis. and his bro
'nef john harvie, towards COZ. yohn Mavo
at the eisction Of Charter OficeTs !, ,ba ~
per Ward of this citv, on the 6ta inn VIZ,
Know It would be fooIifh in Us TO be C,priEad
A'te' receiving from Lewis Harv;e. frR
y "d!, and then a written notice, thar ,y.
,houla be put TO infant death a.ter bri,o;ne
MS aAociates 20 boly US il the ofEcs. sf,c,
e1r.h'oi,iAg the nois matcSlers and inn,,8s,4
e 8 the court houie, on the tr,.5 ,t
Oaiehoer Sgaln't day; and, affer all this, and
muTh more, 70 have our Office attached ~
nig,i'' ny Fhat little hump, John Harvie, and
''S o'hoittI; who can be 70 weak as r., a.,
Po'e' that we ihould look upon the at};nns
lol inaamen ano tools with any kioI ,f an,,.,o
i."G"'' mere arc many ,0od democrats
I''oced' VINO think that It would be no har,'
no PUT couple OF editors to death. hegarI;.
0ity 'hould dare to inform the world 49,
homaS Jetterfon had not acted quite 20 vii
las ne ought They think, that we (bo,gd
IehoeaVour to convince the American peonlc
tnat our pretident can never act Tor the mr.
Icit OF his Country IN better way, dian ~,
ming every place under government with
otudgeon-nen, gambler, and madmeD. If ;s
from theprccedent which the partygiyes to Cncb
yJo,Jd If: "".nPled upon
lotbcrvics ,h,n o W 20 nave cared to act
preumed upon the protection Of n ,aT 6 95 not
they have endangered their iibertv h. brc o,ilu
ing through the. laws Of their country, #
Place hunting had not powerfully jnterelted
thehl to Commit enormous crimes And
are, then, fuch men or their adhereDts. Fl to
govern NO hmericans it you do not wake
the atiicns of ct of men VIA tycel. ,bl a. a.
all order, law and common fenle> the neri=,d
mutt arrive, when complaint will be need
l .i; and when the iron hand Of oppr Zion
r5a+ gan WIN me ei96'ttered rsmenberance,
aban3oaad n,r q ~ vs., oy the ioWei5 and moi
~ . '''o Peeps III '''e'S hates
lbs f6Aozoing aecouut avas gi0sn rs BY y
IrtSH@ 7obo g0a5 PrSttnt, end al eys quitneG
~ F0f<y 'fsisf'
At che I,ai,r;l} rneerino borc. ,,cL.o
koe Hill, the place Of 6alIorr;oa Co.. w.,
ward, Lewis iIarvie was exr,.r;s ~ l ''. =,
boubaf manner uDon his QUO car,ss}t -
ty Of EXPLAINING rbr INV nad.r - - -
chat election was held in n,4ar;. e. 80
- convinc Tome Door MN w. w.
did not think himfclf entitled 20 wore
that lie poRefed fuch rigl1t, and obG-rv2
ed, &c thae he had framed Tor had =
hand in framing} that law; rhar I,e 49,
feGtly underaood the f,;nr Of i and
could give a v.ry Dronrr ex,Ianar;on -
it" Then, Sir reDiied col Mavo
I'e You are, BY your own conf,.nion 1op
|" the proper perfon 70 c,n,und r. eor
I" lis the principle Of our government
ee that the RIGHT Of ma<ino and rvronnd ,
/" irz laws, {houId not br cxrrcife5 Nv
90 the fame BODY" This annrarrd -
give great unbrage 70 Mr. TIarvic b,,r
no otbe- tnrA rb,n &C. Ia, -
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09
MADISON WARD.

James M'Clurg,
loha Brown,
Henry S. Shore,
William RicharGlon,
Samuel Myers,
James Brown,
Archibald Blair,
Edward Darlington,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09

other and nobody thar hears YOU
e believe It" ar this intanr, John
iHatvie, Juhr. came round tue croud,
the edge OF which col. Mayo
food, ard exprcmag the words, & You
damned Racial" c&ushr him bv the
breait and aimed blow ar his head,
win large flick, which truck lis hat;
bur did him no injury, Col. M. look
Ing contcmpruounr at him, fid, +" |
& Pity your youth and mex erience.
" YOUR FATHER would have
" behaved very differently" Tut at
chat precile infant Of tire, old col.
Aarvie happened, as if 3irected by fate,
20 enger the meeting houle, and htaring
the lnioleacc OF his ions, 70 an cd af
tectlonaJc friend, was lhocked 70 a de
gree that Affected every by}anlrr. and
proceeded TO reprimand the Younqet}
J Ohm, then Preienr, the Other having gone
OF. The reply Of the ion to his father
was, III, am nor TO be guided or di
.rctted by IOJ, [ ami q men (he may
De Y or IS years old and have opinions
and ientlment5 OF my own, by which !
ihali be governed None bur cow
lard would appeal 70 a ulher for pro
lection; and mD fa5her but q roo,.
wouLi gram It," The diitrefs Of the
parent is more eafly conceived than
deicribed, and With The warneit protef
hons Of reipe}, triendlhip and attach
/ mem 70 col NA1vO rkA DiJ ,-l.,--
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
SIylf1tAR1. u INTELLIGEMcE.

An active correspondence was carry.
ing on between the Courts Of IondJn.
Petersborg and Paris, through the medi-
alton Of the Russian Minister'S at Lon
don and Paris but in England, they did
not expectPeace to be the result.
The French army was in entire pos
session ofHanover and its dependencies;
all expectations Of an. interference from
the Northern Powers, AZ to the affairs
of Hanover, the Hanse towns and the
Elbe, had vanished. and England began
TO view their Intentions with some de.
gree Of suspicion o. being hostile TO her
interests. Certain It was, that 4 consi.
derahle Russian armament was fitting out
with great activity. i. ~ : !.
The Hatayian Ambassador had left
England, and letters Of marnue and re.
neral reprisal were issued against the Re.
public. Mr.. Liston and family had Is !.
rived from the Hague, and was 10 20 out
immesliatly on an extraordinary embassv
90 Copenhagen. The Duke of CAM
bridge had arrived in England, and was
appointed Lieut.. Gen. in the army, being
the same rank which he held in Hanover.
An expedition was confdentlyspok en Of
20 be sent from Malta, 10 re.occupy Al.
lexandria. An Immediate attack was
expected to be made BY the French 81
the islands Of Jersey and Guernsey: Eve
frigates hadbeen dispatched for their pro.
lection, Great exertions were rnaf;no
in all the channel ports Of France % 4,
out gun boats. The packet boats conti.
nued ,orun between England and France.
tits stated thu IN one 81 these, 90 case.
Iof garden seeds went from Dover "a ma.
dame Huonapsrtel The First cousul
has issued orders to the privateers M
ships 81 war 20 detain al English passen.
! gers and scanned. even out 81 neutral yes.
sells. The French funds were Il 4s. q
Vest numbers Of homeward bound
FrsAshand Dutch vessels, with rich car.
goes, had been captured by The EnRlish
The number sent into Plymouth onlv,
was los, the computed value sc which,
fras million and ! bali.
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ried, at least, strong probability oftheir
truth; Mr.. Bayard calculated the lose Of
the %. States blythe sale, 10 Be upwards
Of S $4,000. The gain Of Barring, & Co.
has in some measure decided this contro-
versy; the 0,O00 sterling he Il said
to have gained by the. purchase, shows
that Mr.. Bayard's calculation was not far
from being correct. The 20, 600 ster-
ling amounts 10 SI77,777 and ~ cents,
which may be considered as 50 much lost
20 The United States BY that transaction.
The copntrymen Of our secretary Of the
treasury are generally reputed tobe well
skilled in the arts Of finance, and general.
" fond Of . station near the public trea-
sury. Mr.. Necker had the address TO
gethimself placed at the head ofthe trea.
sury IN France, in which, il we are 10
believe the able Barrewill, he acuuireda
handsome pitiR,b, and left that country,
laden with il spoils. His countryman
6ailatin has, by our economical chief ma
.gistra,e, been placed At the head Of our
treasury, where his talents, a imam.
cier, has had ample scope and no doubt
win be essentially servicable. The half
of 5 177,777 i. q pretty thing, and dare
say that Mr.. Barring and him, perfectly
understood each other; besides, saw
it stated IN the reports Of some Of the
speeches in Congress, last session, that
in the report Of the Genevese secretary
Sl14, 900 q believe Of the sinking fund)
was not accounted for, and whichthe eagle
eyes offederalism had discovered. But,
what 10 5 SOC, o0oto the wealthy citizens
Of the United States, whose riches are
waited BY the sail-kissing breeze, from
the four quarters of the globe. five can
afford our Monticellian Sage 3 Millions
Of dollars as small gratuity for the EN-
asinent services he has rendered, surely
5 SOC, 900 willnot be thought too much
for those Of his foreign favourite; espe-
cially when, by abolishing taxes, and
protesting our commerce, we are able ID
give Is Millions Of dollars for sandy
island containing about 1000 square
miles. How admirable must be the eco.
nomy Of our government, 70 do all this,
and yet have an Overlooking treasury!
Huzza, my countrymen, here we no!
LUCIUS ]. BRUTUS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26

And imitations &C ~ kinds o.
BIRDS and he ASES !

4A-l-4 tlAAatA.AAN414& - 80 - -A4A-0-
BIRDS and BEASTS
This singular faculty which he possessed
BY Nature, enables him % cause the
speech of Z Child % proceed from ~
parts Of the room, without any decepiioa
oreonfederacy, IN ! manner that words
cannot describe. 6: q ( 4
Mr.. Rannie win also bring forward
variety az interesting PHIL SOPHLs
CAL and MAGICAL THAuAtA-s
sTURGIC arts and experiments, which
cannot fSilto secure the admifaflon %
the most enlightened mind. He doubts
not but HIS peripfmance win give general
satisf2ctioh, asno other exhibition sur
passes his ID this country. Z,
The room il hand fitted up forG
the reception 81 al who may attend.
Tob begin precisely 4 eight 6scloek.
q Eickfll u u lad II ne Place IN
pesfsrmdaot Rrics hajf . dSilar.
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BERLIN, NAY 90.

u = - = y - se3s st8
S. 4 could NOT till this day learn any thing
certain respecting the measures takenby
Russia in concert with our court, to Sc.
cure tKe neutrality Of Hamburg, Bremen,
and Lubeck. Those have been already.
notified in Paris, BY q jointnote Of Rus
ria and Prussia. In consequence ofthis
declaration, Prussia has resolved to draw
together i Gordon Of SO, 600 men, under
Gen. Bucher,t 10 cover the northern FROM
tier Of Germany. This protection win
not extend q. Hanover. The partial,
occupation Of the Imperial. Cities viii
not take place without the most urgent
necessity, and should this happen it win
be BY Prussia, and not BY France.
Silesia and Last Prussia, have made
the most serious Representations to the
king conccrning The situation Of Ham,
burg, which city IS % important TO the
interest ofthe Prnssian trade, thar the
least i'll treatment Of il would Be ofincal-
cuiable injury % Prussia. BY private let
fers Il appears, that some parts Of Sils.
sia = in little better than open rebellion,
onthis account. ].
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AuPlisf 90, fHOe.

.CTRAYED from the subscribers plans
- tation. n Apriliast past, nine HOGS.
two Of them old Sows, one black The
other white three splayed Sows, n,sr-
kedwith aerop OF thesleft ear !, the re-
nlainiag four are NOT marked, three Of
them are white bo4rshoats, the other =
black Sow. One dollar win be paid To-
any person that win give such inforlneti-
on that the said Hogs may be Obtained.
JOHN KkkNEH
August 20, 1905.
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r.
Itean hardly be forgotten what cla-
mora were raised against the last admins
sstration, because Mr.. Adams OCCASION
ally in the summer season took trip tso
the place Of his residence, although he
always left majority Of the heads Of de-
partments at the seat of government, to
attend to the public business. The peo-
pie were then told the negligence Of their
officers, and Of the shameful practice of
receiving the public money, and doing
nothing for il. Men who could thus
abandon their posts, were unworthy Of
public trust. How stands the account
now! The pure and unspotted I. Rebub-
icdns" ofthe present day, can never BE
guilty Of what they formerly so pointed.
y condemned ! We have been repeated
~ aispred that they never neglect their
business. There are at present absent
frolniths seatof government, the follow.
ing officers, some Of them for months,
and I'll forweeks past, except the Comp.
trollsr Of the Treasury, who held our till
q few. days ago. &
Thos. Jefferson, President Of the u.
States James Madison, Secretary Of
State Albert Gallatin, Secretary OF the
Treasury--H. Dearborn, Man Of War
r. Smith, Secretary Of the Navy
= Munroe, Superintendant Of the Civ
and Deputy Postmaster--L.ey Lincoln.
Attorney General Gideon Granger.
Post Master General Gabriel Dnvall.
Comptroller Of the treasury-J. Sim.
monds, Accountant Of the War Depart-
ment-- r. Turner, Accountant Of the
Navy Department; with many more In
ferior officers and Clerks.
Iheiranxiety to have the constitution
changed, Is 70 the mode Of .electing the
President, very naturally accounts for
their absence, butthe people are 90 Judge
Whesher they pay salaries 10 their OH
GERS, for the purpose Of electioneering,
For some days past il Is said, that the
government has been paying acommissi-
on to the post master fol- letters, because
there was no one here 70 frank them.--
The Treasurer, who has right 10 frank
tor his department. only, has nevertheless
broken the law and franked for the State
Department: The post master with great
propriety, more obseryant Of his duty
arrested the ietters. Thus We see thai
even die democrats who arehigh in oiiice
too, don't mind breaking the law, when
u interieres with their views. The last
mail has removed the embarrassment in
the department Of state, Is Il brought
sfranked trunk containing blank franks
from the Secretary Of State.
This shews how the world goes-Un.
der the DISQUALIFICATION, It was crimi.
nal for > single Officer 70 remove from
the seat of govefnmsht. The very men
who then condemned with 80 much Bit
terness, now Leave the government with
out asingle Councillor, to suPerintend
the public business.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
Open. open, balmy breast,
Into raptures waken rest.

n T q meeting Of aboard Of Trustees
II ofths town Of Martinsbufg, held
the 2oth day Of August, 1905,
htpdsordeved and directed, The The.
tinte Of holding Market IN said town.
shall, from and after. the FIRST sA.
TURDAY ID SEPTEMBER Asxt,
begin about half an hour before sun-risa
On aehmatket-day, AMEND q he usual
hour. 81
August g, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26

Tie ollo5Of,ig lines d Tie essiiHently II,
genioas and pieas Or. DoDDRipcE
addressed 10 Ms = Wits bosom,
are q mare forcble Plea for asarv;:ae,
than are hsDadfed Lterkine arpsts,sai
against Il. / Balance.
OPEN, open, lovely'breast,
Lull my weary head 10 rest,
Soft and warm, and, sweet and fait,
Balmy antidote 10 care. 81 81.
Fragrant source Of sure delight,
Downy couch Of welcome NIGHT. 81
Ornament of rising day,
Always eons,ans. always gay.
In this gentis calm retreat,
AL the train Of graces meet.
Truth. and innocene, and love.
From its temple neser remove
Sacred virtues worthiest shrine.
Art thou here, and art thou mine
Wonder. gratitude and Joy,
Blest yicissitude employ II
Every moment, every thought:
Crowds ofcares,are long forgot, q
Open, open heauteous breast, ~
Angelt here saish issk tiicirf ssl.
Caesar, fll thy shining chrome,
A noblefscSt ! cali my Own, Il
Here. fsreiRn with bouIidiesa .,,avs
Here ! triumph night and day III
Spacious empire glorious power
Nine Of inexhansted store
Let The wretched love toroam,
Joy and can live At home.
Open, open, balmy breast,
Into raptures wakenrest.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26

J, q, that Col. Abercrombie, Col. Smith,
Captain Swain, Of the artillery, and SCI
yeraI other gentlemen, have been sent
prisoners u Valenciennes. Lord Elgin
Is permitted TO remain az Paris upon his
parole ofhonour; and has taken Lord
Whitworth = box At the Opera. Sir /. B.
Davis Is prisoner at the same place.
Blythe latest intelligence from Paris
itappears TO be the generalopinion ofthe
people IN that capitol, that Bonaparte, in
consequences Of the severe agitation Of
hisirritable temper, the multiplicity and
erduous nature Of the duties Of his situ-
alton, and the necessity which he Is un-
der Of guarding ~ designs against his
person, as welIas Of poisoning and cons
trolling the several parties who have long
been jealous Of his power, and dissatis-
fed with his manner Of using il, is abso-
lptely disordered in his intilects. Every
day some extraordinary proof Of this
state ofhis mind IS confidently expected
70 burst forth, thar viii justify even
those who appear 10 be his friends in
taking some decisive measue forpiacing
the government in other hands.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26

Defensive preparations were making
with great activity along the channel
coast. Forty thousand supplementary
Militia were TO Be immediately drafted
and trained, under the title Of the army
ct reserve. Substitutes were at from
.15k 70 2oL per man.
Philadelphia Paper /
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26

Aletterfrom q gentleman in Virginia
says, = One of our bar il preparing q
work. which win fret the CALLED withers
ofthe Jacohins. tits 70 bear the title Of
:. The rDfongs Of Calender avenged
You may rely, that Calender had more
truth for his numerous assertions, than
Fedefalists gave him credit for. The old
trunk has not fallen into the hands Of the
Philistians. Ityet contains many secrets
worth knowing; and which viii yet see
the day. under an authority, which the
Jaeobhs dare not dispute.
8 4, [Rsstsa Cent. i
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READING, Penn. August

READING, Penn. August 6.
~ The following very melancholy acci-
dent happened last Saturday, the Soth
July, in Maxatoway township, county
Of Berks:- Y. I.
Asa well Digger, whose name we
could not obtain, was on Mr.. Hinder
letters plantation, on said day blowing 4
rock II ! well, he after an explosion had
taken place, il descending the ladder,
the smoke from below taking hi. breath,
fell down. MIR. Haefner, q Neighbor,
being called upon, to assist in getting
him up, repaired with son to the fatal
spot. The son, in descending the lad.
der . good way down likewise fell Of,
and having bruised himself very severe-
y, grooming, induced the 'father, to re-
pair 20 his assistance, and lamentable to
rslate il descending the ladder, was also
cverpoRcred by the sulphurious efluyia,
fal Of, down. the well, which Is about
~ feet deep. The neighbofs by this
time Convened, having taken, Is ii AZ
much hate IS possible, every precautil
opafiy measure to have the unfortunate
Men relieved, descending 10 their assis-
lance found old Mr.. Haeifner, and the
vel digger, dead, and young Mr. Ha.
eRaer shockingly bruised. They were
immsdiatelytaken up, and conveyed %
their respective Families, where, We
.learn the remains Of both were On Sun.
day, the day following buried, attend.
q BY numerous Family, Mourners
apd Neighbours.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26
Epitaphon ! sluggard.

Epitaphon i sluggard.
i IL !hers does Lazy Lmprence Ee !:
Vac, rvhen he bads ne werA adccu,
Cried = o syhaf 6l;ss 1t Is 10 dc 4
For, siop, The nefhi,,g more ted
The daughterof Themistocles had two
lovers; the one . coxcomb, the otheran
honest man The FIRST was rich, the Sc
eond poor He took the honest man for
hisson-ih-law Ihad rather, said ne, have
naant hatirants wealth, thanwsalth thai
wants man.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-26

Z ID 1uiy last, the Wifeo N;ehaei Ben
der, . laborfng man, in Hagerstown,, Ma
ryiand, was delivered Of 3 Children Il
one Birth pa. . son and 2 Daughters.
We are requested to in}ssm fhe bi.5l;c
thar ~. Bond lvii preach al tie Csutt
Horse q Martinsblyg, a II sscioek
neat Sab6afh.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16

and zeal at ward eie2ions, meetings,
Sc. he has been h1nored BY he demo
Gratis with the appontnent Of lnGpec'
tor of the General Elections, Commi'
tee man for various public pusPoi-
SC. SC.
He Is alfo Z Ca5faiq al Militia. But
above al, this Is The fellow, who But
few week Gnce, was the Secretary
Of the meeting Of which one Scott wa
Chairman, which gave ldoh aulhcrra
tive directions 70 the Pteident ot the
United States as to the official contn9
be ought Jopurfle and denounced tue
the federalilts as fet Of men = highly
obnoxious 10 The PsoPLE"
Is to Be expelled that the honet
citizens of Philadelphia are 10 n iRsr
uader man as their commanding of
Ger, who has been thus deled=d and
publiihed for fraud AID perjury; or
lhoald not immediate mesiures be IA
ken by thofe concerned, 70 have bis
com milton taken from him :
This fellow has for two years PAT
been ablolutely the leader Of tie demo
ciats Of the South Watd. The people,
mua by degrees dfcover who are aoT
Thy 10 5e truled.
It may not be improper TO remark
that Major Jackfon, one Of tbs revenue.
officer Of this port, i one of thpl-
whom this Mr. Salter, his friend Or.
Leb, and their compeers reported 70
the PvGdent as 20 " highly obnoxious
% the people" and that To bis vigil.
ance and activity i principally owing
the deteaion OF this PATRIOTS vilIany.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16

Twas fvett as understanding gale,
Twas 10 hing as thc moons fain, beam,
Twas tender a. the riDg-aoves tale
Alas land qgss It Jnt dram
thought I faw him once again,
Again liRen'd to bis voice;
I, c4lm'd the tumulSs Of my brain,
1t babe my ,hrobbiOg heart rejoice.
oh ! with what eager, keen delight!
Itrae'd form diaina and clear,
That cheated M snraptur'd fight
With tie bIsR thought that b 4vst aesy I
Love OH was weeping in his eyes,
As frn the little traitor nole
COneeaI'd ia frisndhip', foft difgaif.,
To pierce and agonize my foul.
Upon bis cheek he lns'ring tear
Told me, in abfenoe, 81 rgas tue
And that pat cheek va, far rOrr dssr.
Than bad it glOw'd With Joys bright hue.
Eis sIn'nine EYES, loag f1'd on ne,
Did many a tender hope impart;
FOR iuCh his looks--'twas bits to fee
When fra he fought and 4Do4 my heart
thought they babe my forrows eeafs,
And charm d dependence from ny brean
thought they promis'd Joy and peace,
And for moment was bleh.
All me and muii wake and weep
Too foon alas the morGing beam
DifpeIs the quantities of neep!-
--Alas and 7gar Il 'Ben a dream