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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

hstr0Sf et'0 letter fran geufllmauin Rich.
m0nd, to bis friend in IBIS 7o,yn J,,.5
Aprh, irtk.
=" This day our election was held. and
Terminated very favorab!y TO the oo cn,i
old cauie of federal republica6i,in
For the fate Legislature, doctor Tobn
Adams, rho federal candidate had
a hahdiome majority. Fos the -
ty corporation, the federalifs have e.
teen out of twenty four. Our leoi1atnre
at their laft felton, pai1ed law direGf;no
the city to be laid off in tire ewards o;y7
ing to each ward an equal number Of
members in The city council. The OBJ
ject in the Paifage of this law was 70 DER
demoorauc majority. Five men, az
pointed by the governor and his connciI
Tor the parPofe, laid of the wards and
true TO the principle of equal reDre fen
taIlon, ~ tie dsmoeyatic plan, they cave
one ofthe wards, which rhev knew q
Dc perfectly federal, double the nurobe,
OF inhabitants Contained in either of fbe
2TheF TWO, and thus thought thenfelvrs
do. - ' 0''AN iio'
FREQ. Tsmu Herald.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

- |'"eu1 SOt tstSufSs hDDSGyaN / no
mas Lord; and We believe, thar excel
lency OF materials, goodneis of work
rnanialP, and nearnefs,of hnifhinp. fhe
| has NOT her hyperion in The United Srarcs
On the alit was launched From the
fhlp-yard of Mr.. D. Skillinaer, die
brig Mary Avery, 80 tons bt,rthen.
On the 23d failed the Brig Marietta,
capt. Williams, and Schooner Indiana.
capt MerciI,
We cannot but Rarter ourielyes thar
che national administration, will encou-
rage and protect the riling 1pirit of en-
eerprize and induRry in rhis ,nfanr
country, and fecuie TO US the Quiet en-
joynient of our ourlet to the Ocean :;
thouid II however do otherwiie, ir NAV
oid adleu TO cur affections, and prepare
to meet fpirit of hottiliry.
On Saturday laf the brig Mui1linot,no
(fuPPoied to be the Eliza Green,of Ma.
rietta, and Dean, of Piufourgh, paf4sd
over the rapids, at Louitviilc, in iarrv
a number OF the citizens went over in
theie vefels TO aiiit in keeping them in
the Current, and were entertained win
various reireihments by the captains
The brig Kentucky, of Louilyille
was expected 10 SO over on Sasur-
day.
E*froa Of q ieffer from BsaaBarts, at 7sp5n
t' yang fmErieaH f5sa at Bordeaux, but
Aafely arrivsa in. tbe Uaitsd States.
6 You foon depart for the wefern
and for the ealterh hemisphere. A
new career of action is opened befor+
me, and nope 20 unite my name with
new and great events, and with the un-
riHalled greatness Of the republic; YOU
80 TO unire your(tlf oace more wirb a
people among whom ] behold at once
the fimple manners of the frit aces of
Rome, and the luxury of her decline
where Zee the tafle, che fenlibility and
iclonce of Athens, with her factions.
and the valouf Of Sparta wishout her diff
/ cipilne.
seas citizen ofchs world, / woll1 adj
dfeiS your country III che following Ian
/ guage every man and every marion IS
ambitious, and ambition grows With tie
power, as the blaze of vertical fun IS
The gnpa fierce Cheri.h therrf ore, .
national lfrength, ttreagrhen your politi-
tcal lnttltuuons, remember rhat armies
and navies are OF the fame uie In the
world as the police in Lo03ony or Paris;
and folders are not made Ike golicts
veGels in nlinure, cultivate union or
/ your empire viii be bur a co!Qtlus of
! gold fallen on che earrh, broken in pieces
and the prey of foreign or dornefic So
r6cens. If you are wife your republic
viii be permanent: and an perhaps
( Warrington will be hailed as the foun-
der Of a glorious and happy empire, when
the name Of Bonaparre thall be obicured
| by -ucceeding revolutions.
This was written in 1907, about
the tine Of Ronaparce's departure for
Egypr, and may be conGdered as his
ideas OF the United States at the time
perhaps ar this.
20 Aorh, 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
PHILADgEpHI6. hDril 70,

WE hear that MIR. Suter; one ofthc thc-
tiff s officers, was yeaerday fhot with piitoi
ball, by a man of the name of SbeetZ, upon
whom Surer was about to ferve fome legal
proceis. The ball is iaid to have entered his
iide, below the ribs, and has not been extrac-
ted n otwirhiiandipg the wound, he appre-
hended the man conveyed him to the CITY, and
lodged him in jail. 7 he affair happened, as
we undcritand, in Germantown, The wound
is confdered as dangerous.
Tbe foliaqOing njfript,on qUa5 faand u9or
pole in N6aO Jerjty, RATED III commeaa1ra-
tim ojf The rfPeal u the taxes up9n tie Iax-
aries of qo<aith, jQrb as carriages, refined
gngars, 81.
This abiurd monument,
Vulearly called
A WhISKEY POLE,
is erected
In ffupid commemorarion of the repeal of
the internal taxes, on Whiikey, Loaf Sugar,
Rlding carriaees Ssc,
BY few
Infatuated demos in this place; where no
Whitkey IS made; where Brown Sugar (not
4olaiies) is daily nfcd by the poor people !;
and in the center OF town containing more
tflaiI oCO if-idD lali'ej anu hOl more tlan nan
a doz>n rld,ng carylagts.
a. a ifandine evidence
of the inlpoiicy of relieving the rich Of
taxes, at the e&pence of The poor;
And as
A perpendicular meHorial and pointed bur
lcique Upon Our REPRESENTATIVES in the
lower houie Of Congre(s, (like
halter hung over the door
Of thief) continual
iy to remind Us
Of their
+" Stick Chairs"
s. Bohea Tea and MoIaHes,''
and other g hum drum fpcecheS
worthy of
perpetual remembrance
by theif
degraded and misrepreiented eonAituent
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
TO LETT.

Z " a We eligible hIusron fo~ bua.ef 1y-rs
( romno2ioa- WAREHOUSi.. Co.nD:ir9 Roor,
and two large Cellars Immediate pa..ef..o.
maybe had. Apply q th.5 Office
Ric5@aad, AfrH 97sk. 1905 M -.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
20 DOLLARS. REWARD

, AN a@ay froa, the !aJ.1r;5er Diving a f.w
mics ABOVE Raeonoadj IN Otobsr iaa. :
NERO WOMAN named Sofia ,abootz le.r,]e-.
inches r 81 ora dasH como!ax;3n. a2ej ,5or,,
s. yea STA hAS !cA5 On one id9 Other face ,whicb
vas oecanooed by pair o. hears wneo 0,s
T25 Tla-g Inc has sl.o 4 mole - her ;ac. ne.r
ne bottom Of her noc darker chan he, com.
?-cxlon. Ter cothes are not recolleGed. b,@
a'o lcii he flos lono from negro nan foon
At':L iA@ west Oft, whlch coRi,ted OF COAX,
"aiitc91t ana breeches, in which he sif,yn;Cs5
ass.-.t an tolj by io,ne of.h.r accaaj7{ancc.
bar inc in.en!ed gong 80 Mr. Edward Wafrcn,s
plantation a. ~hlrles ~lty County, wher1 he has
o7o;her an1 ether relations. and fron, there 70 !,
place called CowricI,{ = few miles bc.c.Y M X-,E
CONT hoats} INC properly OF William Cha,nssr-
lain, eiq a,hare Z iupPJf: The IS nov lyrk,la.
Waoever will deliver the above mentioned r,@s
man to me, in Hcnpico, mail receive The ab,oa
reward, or half ha. fun by iccatinr her in anv
pubic jail, 70 that get her .4gain.
BARTHO. cambridge.
''<|''' N@4p ~ 1913. 4tJo. .
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
MARLEYyM Llas.b a24, 1909.

ON The 2oth infant was launched
ia tits place the brig Marietta, buuhen
20 IONS, completely rugged for Tea.
This yeHel vas builr By Whitney and
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
NEW-IORK. April %.

, nc democrats, poor creatures /
would willingly catch at any thing 20
keep themielyes from linking. Thew
are making great noife about the letter
OF the SPanlih minitter to Mir. Mad;lon
= Eur ak them this Gmplc qucflion.
f" Since SPAIN known to have ceded
i~ouiiiana TO France, whar AUTHORITY ba.
SPAN to interfere, or what dependence
can be put in her allurance 70 relore
the place of depofir - And thew are
immediately dumfounded Il q priv
thai the mighty politicians of The pre len
ruling party had nor learned human no
ture better than to trear the ref Of fbe
world as though they were children
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

1rntb fom q democraf!--The primer
Of the democratic paper at fiadj6a lays,
Mfr. JAYS milton to Engler9 was aP-
proved by evS,y geoa m9a. I fue.
But how many democrats approved o.
it?
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

Ektr9,T q a litter iran r,nt,<,,l, ~ IT.
Jf a, e'"af,' Virginia, dqtta 4bril, IA
(" ou election is juft over; the fede
raj party prevailed even in Teferion
county, which is alfo The caf- n fbr
county OF Loudoun, by very great ma
jorlry. Tell that federalifm Is more r.
zine palt."
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

! AN ingenious author. in late gubicaiia (,
has made 'he following remarks 90 th4 na-
1oual debt Speaking OF il IN che yest 1905,
when II amounted TO Se0,aor, ooc. |" >,
" would require, laid be, Ito pay !, offl s5.265,
pounds weighein Tol, bank lctes, hagieS &c
notes to one pound. This lam IN cail, &, 49,.
into cares, each containing foca,bs a,ld f,.,.f,
TWO hories to draw, allowing forty tcs, f,.- ~
esrt, would load COCO carts, cover 2 ;n:is.c.i.i
length, with remainder OF I16 cars on ~.
3om mile. Were il 10 De laid down :,
guine@s III line, it would extead 3boy,
Fn'ieS n lergeh. In I7Q4, III ration; m,
was. e1o1ooo,oo9fl. tter!iHg end # ~.
were 70 Count 100 4hDliags per nlinr,a
= hours day, il wo1j take him r7o7 v,..,s.
2o3 oaYs, Q hours ands minutes. IL. WI
or TINS iuR' oelhg .5,2oc, ooo 200 i.tjiihts. al
Inc colnage itahdard being 81 fn,iiass, ., t,.
troy pound, It's whole weight w5r.;4
o'37 o,993'5s which wouid: require lfn5a
carts, east to have ton weight to CONF, =
% any place; or suppohng man c0ui5 .errt
100 poondS weight from Loudoa 10 Ycsk. I,
"onia require 633,c7o men to PC. for., II
ana II all thste o1eA yer: - walk in !, ),n..,
oply one yard. diitancc FROM >ac,, othef, So.
N9na cover 456 mile ail3 . hslfy and 20 ,ar,is
n breadth Of q milling lejig one i1ch. Il
al rhsfe ihjIlings were laid ia a qrJie.,t H..
csoie to ore aUothcr's cdee, The lie ~,
"ouId cover would DC $3.50 milsg, whiz4 IS
1910 more than double Toe cireu,lf,Jan,s :
the globe. ~.
HorEt.
The national debt Of England, af tb,s
ti'1ae, is about double this fun.
a Perlon ar Dunklr< lssely tr9uqr,t
an aston 'gainft a man for bl9.r a.
1V9s IN addition TO che inio.,. H.
Pianui1 complained char his nae va,
rather fee lcng bsfoys,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

a French wit fay., fomcvIlere, rasf a
Phyhc"h' Pfeicrl7ing 20 a Gck man,
Always calls 70 the mind, the circua,-
irahce OF 4 child fnu4ing a candle; it is
ten 70 enc, but he fi4IIs II or
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
Lena. Dafay.

a few bandfuls Of iea lals, mixed viii,
aooo7 one cwt. Of lime, 70 be ui1d N
White waih, viii make i adhere 70 the
wall and deitroy the ialeGts,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

frsd. Tozaa Herald.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

T5e folioqoiag inGcript,on qOa5 faand aps,r a
Pole in NSeo JetJfy, rajjsd IL eon,mef1ra-
ti0n 81 The rlpfal q The taxes upon tie lar-
aries If 7c<alth, jtrb as carriages, refined
Ixga5-s. 81.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

E*trAa st'a Intfr, jaf rsr.ivl4, &ats8 ciBralt3,
19areb Q,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
Notice..

All perfons having claims
gsinlt the eaate of William Tnplen, of
Round. Hill, deceafed, are reqoeaed to
bring them forward for adjufment and
payment, and all thoie indebted to the
eAate, UNEXPECTEDLY called upon to make
immediate payment TO the Executors-it
being their anxious with to cloie all the
accounts, and lettle with the legatees as
ioon as Poflible.
CHARLES LITTLE, r.,,,,,
GEO. TRIPLETT, =" we
March 4. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
TOHN c.. LADD

lOHN q. LADD
HAs JUST RECEIVED, per the
i l. fnow Cornelia, and offers for fale,
100 pieces RuRia Sheetings,
100 do. Ravens Duck,
81 bolts RuAia Canvass,
bales fine Oznaburgs,
2 do. brown Rolls,
do. white do.
I box Platillas,
DO. narrow Linens,
s ton Ruaia clean Hemp,
do. Cordage silorted,
so boxes Cattle Soap,
100 do. brown Soap,
50 do. Spermaceti Candles,
10 caks Splrmaceti WhaleSOil,
70 do. Tanners brown do.
6 bales of Glue,
IS Feather Beds with Bolaers ard
Pillows,
10 chefs Hyfon Tea,
II hhds. MclaiIes, ~.
100 calks frslh Lime,
bis. and 3 boxes Ladies fac
fancy coloured Shoes, very cheap.
March 10. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
WaAlam Haryhorne
HAS FOR SALE,

William Ha1tlhorne
HAS FOR SALE,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fifty bis. Tar,
Fine and coafe Salt,
Firft quali,y Sugar in hhds and bis.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar,in do.
Five pipes Old Lilbon Wine,
One pipe Madeira, four years old,
Pennsylvania ard Swedilh Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, 5 feet dia
meter,
One pair Cologne DO. about 5 feet.
14a4 at bis Mil,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter of Paris by the bufhel.
sd Mo. lo. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
l0ublif Jien0ue.
On Friday,

On FKlD1I,
A,a,.eIafk. 4sai be- sold at The Tsudue
Store,
Rum in hogIheads and barrels.
Frcnch Brandy in pipes, 81.
Gin in pipes and bis.
wbfkey and Apple Brandy in bis.
susar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
chocolate -.
White and brown Soap in boxes
Mould and dipd Candies
Raiiios in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
il pcrsety Of, DRY Z, GOODS Cd
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymeres, Dsfhls, Il
Plains and Kerfeys,l
Negro o,tons, Serges.
Elaisicks, blue Friezes,
Cslimancoes and Rudsls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Cslicoes, &ss
Iriih Linens, Sileha do
PIatillas, 55k ~
Ofnabprgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Marlin Hand'is,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchief, IS
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleficks,
And lundry other Articles.
asmy P. G. MARSTELLER.
March II. 81
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22

Tofbe bigbea bidder, BY the Exee1ts,s Of
! 1kelafe Gen. George Was6mgs9n, The
falio1vixg
] RACTS OF LAND,
at The times and places btregffer men
tisatd, Vi2.
On the firit Monday in April,
on the premles, 600 acres lying In Charles
county, in The fate of Maryland, near
place'called The Filth Trap, about + miles
above Port Tobacco.
On the I'd Monday in April,
90 The premiies, SIG acres IN Montgo-
merry county, in the fate OF Maryland'
in the neighbourhood OF Frederick Town,
not far from Kittortan.
On the 18TH day of April, at
Charlesiown, 453 acres in Jsaerlpn coun-
ty, Virginia. aQeu two miles welt
Charlelton. Alfo, 40 acres lying inEiamp-
lhue county, on Potomac river, about
IL miles above Bath.
On the 10Th day Of April, on
he premifes, 1900 acres in JeRehon
county, on the fourth fork of Bullikm.
On the 18th day Of April, on
the premaes, lS3 acres in Jefefon conn
~ in Wormley line.
On the goth day Of April, on
the premifes, 81 acres in Frederick
county, /! niles foush of Battle Town.
On the. ed day OF April, at
Paris, z4Sr acres on Ahby's Bent, and
SIS acres on Chatlin's run, In Faquier
ceuntv.
One fourth Of the amount Of;
the purchale money to efPaid down, and.
the balance 10 three equal annual initial
menss, to be iecured by mortgage on
the premifes, and to carry intelef from.
the day of iale.
I The EXECUTORS.
4 March II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22

intended to la:l on Friday next.--Fof
freight of tDo b1ud,ed bis. or paRage,
having excel!en. accommodations, apply
TO JOHN G. LADD.
Wb0 e6sys Jor /ak from /aid ve0fA, neso
landing at Me,tbanf'savhor,
/ 3 puncheons Jamaica Rum,
lpipe Cogniac Brandy,
J chefs .Gunpowder and Young Hyfon
Tea,
Some Lime and Platter ofParis.
March II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
ssaleS +bp auittoa.
ON WEDNESDAY,

4
a. 10 o'eloek, sviV Be Jol4 At The Ytaa'
Store, The eorner at King end Us's
avrefs.
Rum in hhds. and. barrels,
Whiikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in -caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caiks,
MolaHes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee, IN caiks and bags,
Raifins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and y
ALSO, 4
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22
70 Rent,

Poaefion given Immediately,
A large Brick Warehouie ad-
joining R. Newton and Co. and a COM
Portable Dwelling Houfe, on Prince Rreet.
Fo,. particulars enquire of
RICKETTS,, NEWTON s. Co.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-22

or M @ N o IT tbe foartb dry Of a.
b,I uext, qriH he JoM ct Veadue, an
fbe pyemyes, on a ered1f Of 60 and 90
days,
Thole two HOUSES on the
louth wet corner of King and Wafhing-
ton areets, at prefent occupied by Philip
Ruaell and John Violet.
dJ'o,
The fmaH IIoule and Ship on
Warrington ffeet adjoining.
/ For information as 10 the title, sc. &c.
apply TO Jonah Thompfon, Efq. or to
. THOS. PATTEN,
Aaaionfer.
March X. ID
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hitter than the ieadiag fsiera'Ilt' o.
'S;s Gate. hieory, accent ADD m 2dsrn /;
and they mutt know hat the i'Ranes'
-. = tbiek let as th Ears * the hrna
meor. Of nations beiog aved from ne
w;.kednefs aid folly Of a majority Ri
almolt The whole, IF It's PeoPle' oy
rmall chofea band Of patriots. MY
Gngle men recalled from unjla banrih
menr. into which they had been dr'ven
bv The arts of demagogues, have ina'eh-
ed commonwealth from the verge q
the precip;ce of ruin. Articles alter
having (erved his country, and ontain.
ed the name OF the jut, was oaniifea
nv the arts Of demagogues but when
his couutry was in danger the PeoP.e
recalled him, and he fsved his country
from Xerxes the Periian monarch and
his enormous army. CamhIus TOO
was banilhed from Rome but being re-
called in the hour Of danger came ba1k
and faved his country America has
its Camillus and Attitudes, who may
vet fave ir. Let the fejeralilts recol
iea this, exert ;hemlelves, drea the
eyes of the people to the New England
States, and reafon with them hpmbiy
aud coolv. Ler them, iniead Of leav.
ing The ihip TO founder, lticE "a the
pump and work indefatigably Till they
right her and bring her into harbour
Let them keep in mind the aPhofilm ct
AriRotle, that brutality Is he R,ikiag
feature qf dsmoeracy"-and pay that com
piment TO their fellow citizens and
understandings, to think that they will
not be lefs prompt TO change from bad
to good than they have been to fhifJ
from good to bad and, above, all, let
them remember that truth is immuta
bic. flrong. incorruptable, and bouyant,
and that when tie rotten faRenings and
crazy machinery with which the demo.
craric agents have sentrved to keep it
under, are dearoyed (which from their
own himfy rotten nature, they mutt
ioon be- truth will emerge and remain
as 4 buoy, viGble to every eye ii Amer
lea, 10 dired them from the fhoals and
quicAands on which the common.
wealth, its honor, and its interea are
now very near to fufering fhiPwreck
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16
9p the 92aH.
ExiyaF ofa liter 1om Neo0 ORLEANS, dated
March z9b, received via BaL.iu9re-

Exfyaa ofa liter from Ne1g Orieans, dated
March z9f5, rcesivfd gia Bal:i2ore-
" The Prefea arrived in town on
Saturday, (26th) and was uttered in
to New.Orleans with a faluie of II
guns from our principal fort, the mp
ping 10 the harbour TO the number Of
I2o, made mott beautiful dilplay Of
their colors which 5-ing intermi1ed,
French, Spanilh and American, afford
cd PlesGng hght to the unintereGed
iPeetator. There were feveral armed
veGeis, which continued the firing after
the fort ceafed. The coaches, in which
he and his fuit (conflting Of the Adj.
tant General, and Engineer GeneraD
drove Up to the Government Houfe,
where were aGembIed 10 meet him, the
heads Of all the departments he faid
about five minutes at the Goverement
Houle, when he took leave, mounted
his coach, and drove to the houfe eng7g.
ed for his reception, on returning
whence be was again faluted by Span
iih merchantmen laying oppoGte his
hoote- Immediately after his leaving
the Government Houle, the Cover
nor attended BY the different corps,
aasmbled there to receive him, waiting
on him at his own houle, and thus end
ed the feltival. The next day being
Sunday, he was attended with all New
Orleans at Mas. His lady arrived the
evening after him, and .hncc then the
whole town has 5sen bufy Offering her
their congratulations on her fafe arri'
vol. Ii IS fuPPofed that the Captain
General is at or near Balife-great pre-
paraIions are making for his reception "
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16

Csaerni sk.7;0r-Democrscy has lad
another Hey.dqy in Rhode lland. =
Her rites have again be-n celebrated ;
and ncriGcts, Acceptable 70 The mad
Goddels have been offered up AZ htr
lhrine.
And now We have entered upon our
ihud year Of Vandaliim. How long
iha'l We enjoy ihefe halcyon days -
his fair rromife Of a Golden Age:
qsLsa rrsry nan may reap bis nsgh5or'S
Ia,vgi. md there J5aH Be 10 Jaev, 10 make
BIN afraid
AS vet, the Pagan Deity, fated with
offerings, fmilts gracefully upon her de.
voices. But having now, in the celeb
ration Of her s-gies, already diihonored
~ that was hosorable and tTampled
on ali that was decent or Respectable,
bow viii hey proPitiate her GodihiP
upon The return Of her feftival, when
they will have no viain left in their
power 10 lacrdce 70 objef upon
which 10 dhplay their frey zeal /!
VIII MT this angry divinity then re.
noucce her inpotent votaries, and re-
lufn to her fiber furies, in the regions
below When Ter forlorn worthippers,
no longer P-g.Ed, no longer inhamsd
and inflated BY her wild fpirir, NUT
again return 10 their former nothing
nels.
But grisve ye not immediately,
good democrats For if ye perlervere
in the goodly work ye have begun, and
flint not upon your journey ye iha ]
in due time follow and rejoin your pat
ron feiut, and be ieated on her right
hand, II thofe a5odts prepared Jar ye
trom BE foaHdatioa Of TIE GDOrld.