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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-12
WANTED,
FOR SAg y.

10y ?poii- yeoduc at SrIi.Les ,iose', in The city
! OF W.:hiagton, on Thur AZ The 18th day
OF January neg, at tw'-iye ociocg-. he Following
Fra:t Of aad.-5itua:e in iNarthp"aerl md ccacty,
ftlec OF Virginia, latc he !ea3c0ct ana pgopcrty
oFPt<ESLY THORN TON, .it. containing go
ACRES, lying Immediately on Ire lYer Potomac
I7co ceres of which arc INC cltYsfable f}ind Of
low grounds on she fiver, between ard 100 iied-
vi'y tm5sred; the remainder IS very hiph ard
Extremely productive. I'he oil OF this traa IS
equal to any ii the iate for me calu5e and corn,
wheat, ,otasco, ti'ceta;, arc !r,4!i gra;a Of all
kinds. On this tract are isfee coinmodiou;
Two tory f&iek MAaGon I{oa!c. No TWO Offices,
large 5f1c fable, vzlnlbie barp aorn noGfc, and
many o,her out hoIlss all il g3o3 repair The
orchards and garden oo9tsi, Il varic,y Of valrabie
fruit frees, and the wgrers abound with excellent
hih and ooltsrs. It is fluate about days fail
from Alexandria, Baltimore, a7d Norfolk There
are two good mill eat5 for eria, or Jaw malls on
this cftage and Deaty Of esdr AID chcfnut climber,
executive OF the heavy timber, which, If Iaxed up
INTO icantllhg, will command price, in the city
Of Wahnton, nearly equal TO tn- value Of Inc lana
The terms Of lie, VIII DC cue thru calh, and TIE
reddac Of the Pureha.e money, IN payments which
vii be made Euoan qt the 5jrne Of faie.
RICHARD PETERS, Jun
Dec 3, 500,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-12
M&. JOHN CLOPTON,
A'emds, q Congrs,j,
No. ".

$VERT politician knows well, that the
ia5c administration was obliged, nor only 70
meat ali o~jinar, and extraordinary demands
OF government, 10 provide for the intereR Of
the lqa'dated debt, and TO be in readiness for
the deferred i}ocs, which was becoming due,
butalio TO be prepared, with cog12lcto a,eans
AM adequate refource 70 carrie = ,,ar,sE,isl
i1cmed Inevitable IL thefe ends coniiaera-
bic ta%cS We're. ,r ,ot.ti, and coirn.on prudence
tittas@d shat III" rel>urcee iloQIl be j;ch rs
70 aApsd at al! times fall and vigorous trea-
tarY, not o'rc'P 70 meet pp0n common caicu-
af!ons 'le CERTAIN exDcnees, bus 10 b. 10 now
effula that neither public credit, oubIic fa;th.
nor public IerVice ii,ouIa be iaiurcd. The
gool p0icy ot.this lyquires.no eluc!dation.
Aaout 5ha ti'ne w2.n, he Naturalization of
Mir. Adams expired, al! our political differ
e1ces With the nations Of Europe had terrni-
nated, 70 that the realons for rating an army
aad eitabiiihin3 navy no longer exined.
w Adams had cxefcifed the power which
was gwen TO him by law and had difbanded
the army, though the tax which was i'm
pded FOR its iupPort Gil elfcd Mr.. Tcf-
te-toa has lince reduced the navy very con
! itderabiy. he tax for fupportne his alCo
Till continued, 70 thar from thefe two caufi.s
the expenditures of government bore no pro
poftlonto our rofourcss the coniequcnc2 O.
which was the public trcallry was fall, and
la'iy increa!jng by facgreat diiproportion be-
tween the reIoIrces andthc exigencics.
Ia TINS fortaaate and favorable ftualioa
f"a ti1lr.~S o. importance prcfcnted themlelves
either to let the taxes remain as they were
and employ the ogerpIus to the redemption @,
the paalic d1bf, or to repeal the ovelplus, and
TO iet the public debt remain IS a perpetual
eitabldhm&nt. think this view. a correA
ons, and as arm not Efficiently acouainted
Wi5h fIic 1ecrcts Of government to make any
iupPoiluons, which are not both plain and
natural conclude that there is no other. and
conclude, alto, that it appeared to the ru!crs,
! that II wa. more cxpcdient, more for the
general intereit Of the community, t5ar III.
! public debt ihouid Dc perpe-uaye4, than ,bar
the taxes thouid be collected FOR IT'S payment.
! viii rot pretend, from this areun,ent, that
I Mr.. lefterlon, and h,s friends, confder pub
/ Tic deb IS be pub &c bicfinG, or take anv
/ pains 70 tnew that their cCaduQ is p. her vcrv
fincoriiits0t with their declarations, OF is a
direct proof Of the fact, becaufe, IF pu5Iic
/ debt was deemed IN evil, could there ever BE
I 4 more favorable opportunity to dTcharre IT,,
/ iPaG whou th- trcaiury was ri,h the taxes
! were pro IctiVe aud aJnhJ2ac, the arrange
wt"fs for collecting, al made in proper order,
and tn fyitvn IN f4il force. & mutt be evil
dert 10 every bOGv, Who has two ounces Of
'rat'e, tia # rae taxes IVA gone on, and had
b'sn spP.'ed 10 the payment q the debt, the
2sadcu increaie " ..e i'm, from inevitable
c3u'ca, aud the rs.ro .iec.cSlc o. ,h. o,i.r
woJ.d have loon anniirlusd &. dehs. this
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

gaAlSY gentlemen refiding in fates north
4Nt OF this haze adtreifed letters to us, toiend
them the Recorder and requeftSd we would
name any perlou inPhiladeIphja,or New York,
w:,erc they could fcnd their fubicripelon mo-
ney. We take this opportunity of informing
the public, that MIR. Lewis, paper maker, at
Philadelphia, will receive any lubicriptions
TENT FOR the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman, rim
ter of the New York Herald, at New York.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-12

town He has row, an opportunity of
giving a. an'wcr to ir. he may, 1t his
peru, deny the fa6t of his writing it,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-12

THE Examiner, of Apguft at, has
a long article concerning the Recorder.
We ihali very loon eive over taking
am notice Of his bab5li0g. For We fhail
very loon exceed him u The nuraber Of
iubtcrlbersi and chen il would be imp. ;
iitic, upon our part, to nt4verlilG his
heetof brown paper.
he Examiner quotes a letter from
! gcnclem 4 whom he does nor chufA
70 name. but Whole peculiar elegance
OF title, aided TO she introductory def
criPtlon OF him, Efficiently announces
and afcertains che ideniry OF It's author.
We have preFixed his name. We lhal.
give chs article at tuli length.
g Several Of oar correfpondents have
noticed the vile apoltacy, and Tartarian
ingratitude OF Calender. They have
at the fame time, congratulated Us,
from various parts Of the country. On
tn impotence of MS calulnnies. Tncy
have bcen confdercd, by every liberal
and every respectable man Of whatever
political denomination, as conrempti-
Ole aftaolts, very unworthy the Exami-
ner's notice. PeFh8p5 We may publifh
one or TWO Of them. The following,
particularly, As Il comes from charac-
ter Whole good opinion has been ono
of ourhighelt coniolarions; character
who has borne high Offices nader the
fate and federal governments, and who
Will be q member OF tic approaching
fate Legislature.
Tie EktygG.
& In times, when che doings and pro-
fcfIions of the man (C9AsnRsr) we're cal
cuiatcd TO make the mott impoling i'm
preaicns on me, never could be4f his
pTeience. ! had heard (whcther rru:,
or nor, / cannot FAY. J that he was urea
cierouS TO his parry in Scotland knew
the horrible corruption Of mott
OF the political wcfers, by py4fg;2n, and
adding 20 thetc -he inanlers aaI APPEAR
ance OF thc man, my la 'gination -four
Ell h'm, rather as 0."as4lJ4gy cnnelt
sacd brure,* rhan n4n :efqc-e aJlc los
tciencc and taicnts
" You eSceodel u hin ysar conf
! dencs, nay, | beHeye D. e.De degree
| yonr alt-~uot nc ~as lone .ti>srcl, nd
aVailod .inrcii oi lb@ ~ar0nh and 2psa-
ae's oF your Temp, OBTAIN k1a4
ied5e OF every Has y whlcA you
could be t"Prccla.-d 1i 81 eYary f
ore - "1,c2 y2e may c,y,uf,,i
Thu, equipped FIR tbe iat..s eace Of
t IS m1A nit, ny de c<ctcj.- ., al at,
IN which pra-tice ha@aa J, hin cNJsm:-
~ deTgrous, h same $40 Tic fed o.
coa,eif wlgiloJ luag any ,ain2,
".llicYJa put gl7ag deal to hazard
lie Ia. 10 character, no honor, 40 Zen
6oIi.ty, and MS lqo4lid impotence,
lhi.ids Fin from rho drea3 OF perlonai
chalEiiement. The abuiye language
when from bis pen woundsyour feelings
and ",ch tome your fame, if reroued,
di.Aonors YOU and does him no harm.
II you reta.e one fib or calumny, he
picks up or invents another, in endleE
iucceaion. In lhort, you could not play
NOTE.
Ihole who have feen CaHgn8c-
and heard hln falk, cabnol but admire
the angular PROPHECY Of ,his dsfcrio-
ton his appearance is certainly cal
culated - impress one with The Belief
rtaV rhe 4uchor Of his being, Ele H,oo
aad Phoedrus, rad fncitu.lg endowed,
an Ourang-Ouia59 ~j-h few Of Jhe
allr.i3u-ea o humaucg.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-12
FCRTE-PiANO MAKER
!. VELTINFRE,

OFFFRs sis -eryies % The pab';c for the re-
~ pai :og and string Of O-ezn. Har2Gckords.
Forte Pianos. &o. re nsy be heard OF by ladies
ah5 gertes'eo viking - employ, hin, BY enquir.
rig - he eagle Tavern, cr 81 ;.@ 'Fnes re-
VTey'~n 5~elis may - had. upon efy Jea'oaabs
,gra,s
ksehmog4. D. a5ta 1907 t2.o.j
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07

J, orcyea Is be long boat, belong
VSs : he lchr. Swan Of Milford, having
s . = capt. Turnan, Of iaid ichr. and
= raw, J in number; they lated from
y ga ,odon on the aft March, bound
Ne n., ! with isock ani provllions
2 G 5,,,0p 4 leak 90 the z5a March, and
: +. nth April filed and apist; they then
!. $, ne boat, and had beenout 40 hours,
~ ''.;;.g (cgsral heavy rains, when capt..
s .''a9 took them on board and landed
~ a.n Al ST. Baftholor:.ws Spoke, lag.
~. :. long 81. ichr. from Bottom, D.
9foIeiwortny, S days out bound 10
l !. American produce law ar Sc,
g l viz. Boards 40 dolls. Slaves IS,
s S, s, Fin $, Beef No. i, 9, No.
!. :. Mes I6, Butter rs cents, Candles
&c. Lard IA 9, Soap II c, Flour ~
,.,soe sd 90 Rum, ST. Kits, so c. gal
Tosr. 81. Martins, s d.cwt. Coffee rod.
ssi. Cotton 81 a. per cwt.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07

an lnila1, or Indians he was found on
Friday lat the zoih, about rundown,
ihot through the body and fcalped near
bis hoaie. When found he was NOT dead,
and could only fate before he did die
that ne received the injury from Indians.
The report at hrR was very alarming,
we were informed that large body Of In
dians we'll armed were in the neighbor-
hood, and had killed leveral families.
This part ofthe report is not true. II
entirely probable that not more
than one or TWO Indians at mott have
done the injury, and that from perfonal
revenge; feveral parties have been OUT for
two days paf in (earch Of the nusderer
and have not yet returned.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.

hriVcd, mp Aidihai's a'utA
yak: Mars, Hunter, Dlolin Tho
ms, Rigging, Liverpool; brig Samuel
I'd |oleoh Balchez, Charleaoa Amt
,,de, Waters, Figuera William POUCH,
N.lyin N. Carolina ishooner Betfey,
Raw. Richmond Suceefs, Tee. do.
i ioop Harmony, sElIwood, Nottingham );
Mlrion Smith, North Carolina !; Joieph,
Atwood, B1aoo Patience, Mon gone
~, New York; Abigail, Ellington,
Eatnton.
lit f5e Lozeretfo.
Ship Marietta, Fatio. Hayannah; brig
Mentor, Tcpbam, ST. Thomas Union,
Thomas, Gaadaloupe Lovely, LAS,
E1ridge, St. sCroix Sophia, --,
s.. Thomas Flora eileen, ST. Marfins !;
fhooner B-tfey, Jacobs, ST. Croix Ly {
dia, Walton, Providence Dolphin, Bio
rcn, Cape Francois.
Cleared, brig Jane, Hunt, Cork; Alert,
Iampden, Salem Columbia, Dockcp
duff, do. Hoop Saiannah, Merrihew ST.
Sntholomews
Ship ST. Domingo, racket, Ia In
IA, St. Croix Brig Polly, Muaer, ST..
Thomas ; Mercury, --, New Or
leans Lewis, Wichs, Port Republicans
sfc below.
Captain Waters, OF the brig Arniza-
d, from Figuera, poke on the 10th May
. lat. 81, Norm long. 81, Weit, the
org Penniylvania, Shaw, OF Philadelphia,
nom New York, tor Canton.
Captain higgsas, Of the hip Thomas.
lion Liverpool, iailed from thence on the
Oh afsi', ana poke she following yeiisis
W ans Paiiags
VA the On May IN iat. A, So, n.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07

Savoy were attacked, conquered, ana
p!anJered !!
Many ether events Of the fame kind
might be noticed among The hottie opr-
ratIons of France, IN nme Of Peace. bat
thief. well f:flce at preient, as an anfwer
to the emphatic apofrorhe of that chro-
nicIe ofhitoric truth, the Moniteor.
(Load. Pnp1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07
DIsrRIcT OF COLUMBIA, June sd.
RRJGADE OR DERS

DIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA, June cd.
BRIGADE ORDERS.
THE Court Martial, of which Major
John P. Van Neis was Pfeiidcot, order
ed for the trial Of Entign PEYTON, on.
the charges exhibited againit him by
captains Lyme, Lyles, Scott, and Geiger,
viz. That Enfign THOMAS WEST
PEYT0N Of the hut Battalion of the
fecond Legion Of the Militia of the Di-
Rritt of Columbia, did III a late affair of
honor, between hmieif and Mr.. Jofeph
Vaudeville, Jun. conduct himfelf in a
manner unbecoming TO the character, Of an
officer and a gentleman, by challenging
the laid Mandeyille, and afterwards Civ
ing a certificate of his having made &C.
acknowledgements 10 the faid Vaudeville,
as web as in osher iaaances, having una
niu,ouily pahed the following Sentence !:
That che charges againa Endgn Tho
mas Wet Peyton, are aot iupporsed by
evidence, and he is, therefore, acquitted Of
them. Nevertheless, the court feel ii
TO be their duty to exerciie ceniorial
power, by declaring that the conduit Of
Enign Peyton, in the quarrel mentioned
in the exhibition of charges, evinced a
want of caution and dilcresion, thar de-
ierves and receives The difapprobarion OF
this court the ceninre Of this court is re-
Trained to miider terms, than might
otherwiie be deemed appropriate, if they
were not ienible that Enfgn Peyton was
betrayed by popularity of circumstances
into entertainments, the refult of which,
it is confidently hoped and expected by
this court, will be no criterion Of his cha
ra6fer and future conduit, and may prove
a nonitcry example TO himtelf and other
inexperienced yong men, And the faid
lentence having been approved By the.
PreGdent of the United States, the Briga.
der General hereby difolyes the court,
and orders thar Enagn Psyton be releafed
from arree.
The foregoing orders are publithed for
the information Of the officers of the BIZ
gade.
By order of
Brig. Gen. JOHN MASON,
JOSHUA WINGATE, Jun. Brig.
Major, and Iypeaoy eftbs 81ilit1s
sftbe D5exia ef Columbia.
IT has otter teen aDs,t<a, and alquays
qoit6 frufb, that q a;salu and af7ive de.
noerat BY brst16Eos. is in taa always
dslfofic tyranf, hevey an 0tportunity Of
frs ibat be dare emJrace. Search hiao-
Try throughout, and from the attempt of
Satan TO democratic Heaven, down to the
reignof his active diiciple Robefpierre--
,heie pretenders to equality and enemies to
all representative and delegated power are
all alike, al he0rf. Our democrats cover
the cloven foot literally 1oeiy at pys/saf,
but the frf good opportunity, they will
not fail TO rife to dearoy our excellent
contribution, Jormsd TO p,oteR rs from tbeg
erx<I0sd uarel<nt;ag ffangs Of Democracy;
and,yes there is now and then fcribbling
Dsmo, who will expofe himfelf, liz Jpite e.
The rjg for example, take the following
pailage from Lifsletou, No. ?, publiihed
il Richmond paper, and in mott of the
democratic papers OF the continent, re-
peated
No. VII.
The creature is dependent or
the creator. The PRECEDENT creates off 4
GERS, and thence has the attendant power |
of dearoying thsm.''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07
AararDrta a0Dartiser.
TUESDAY, JUNE ].
PRICES CURRENT,
1T Bermuda, Nay Z

American alt beef to II dolls. per
barrel, Pririe pork r6 to 70; loPerdne
flour 8 rice. s dolls. per cwt. American
cheefe IS cents perlb. coffee I9 cents, CO.
Goa 70 70 "a cents.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07
Fer Sale,
a TRACT or LAND

Near the town of Alexandra, adj oir'.gg
the lands Of Charles Alexander and Benla-
min Dulany, containing about one hue.
dred and ten acres, beng moiety Of
tract called Peatlon's tract Upon this
Land are fome handfome and commanding
protpe6ts of the town and country. II
will be fold altogether, or in lots of ten or
twenty acres each, as may fuit parchaiers.
The fale will commence upon the land on
the fbirteeafb dgy s Jalv asat. Notes
negotiable in the Bank OF Aiexandria, az
Gxsy days, with goodsendoriers, will be
received in payment.
JOHN WEST,
LUD. LEE.
- 3 3 /. - - = :.
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BALTIMORE, Tune 4.

Arrived, Chr. Fair American, captain
s,emmel, from fea. dilnaacd (oeing from
s port 10 Caysnne,l in the Gulph
s ! 10 lar. IS. long. 70, on Friday
ue 18th May having experienced a heavy
gals Of wind from thr N. E. and ire
lendous iea, which made an ipcelIart
'' over her, lying TO under three
''sied forefail; the Tea fwept away the
s ! and wish ii went both MATS by
.'e deck; fufered coniderable damage
= her hull by the wreck, but fortunately
: o'lvss were loft; the ieyesity of the
S's lated about II hou-s. Finding
: a'' the vefel remained tight and made
!" more water than ufoaI, after lying 3
!; VISA hnll, got up jury matt, and ar
"ed In this bay on Wednesday laa.
! WARRINGTON, CITY, June 6.
~Sr'aa efa letter r<esi0el at this Place
.'s p cbihcotbe 9as<d My e, 1903.
~ captain Herod who, lived about Is
's from hence, had fomc difpuse with
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Gbe Jnbttatias,,,

From whence, ali FAY, the lengthen'd figh,
Which a,wly beaves my Lucy's breaG
And why tie lucid, fearful eye,
That ipeaks her gentle heart cppreRs
The aatt'ring tale can believed
For such it is, fHeet girl, TO me,
lis notin candor to deceive,
Say are we, Lucy, dear to thee
Enquiry ceaie did not the tear,
1hat trickied down thy lily cheek
At our aaicu, iay we were dear,
AS PLAIN as eloquenee could fpeak?
And 1ure thy cheek as cold as clay,
The fslpiea Mind could not niflaks--
The hand which on thy befom lay,
Said too, that parting made it ach.
But of thofe feelings be aware,
And check them in their plant fpring;
So powerful now, they'll prove inase,
My Lucy's gentle heart nnering.
a loaE. a tedious winter paff,
Andoft We fgh'd, and fpcke of thee;
This gloom, I faid, won't always lat,
In Spring, we fhali our Lucy fee.
So lure. al me! that May would bring.
The lirtle girl we hold 70 dear!
When, o behold it'son the wing.
And yet cur Lucy is not here
lis thus iIiuions oft hctray,
The heart that's willing co believe
But why, my Lucy, this delay
Donot our tender hopes deceive!
More fair would ieem the woodbine bowl,
Wat thou dear girl, recin'd beneath
More lweet would bloom the Jas nine Aow'r,
lfwak d 20 life by Lucy'S breath.
Tho fro'ic Mirth, may not attend,
Flow ihould fhe in our peuive Valei
Yet each vii clafp their lovely friend,
And love maternal bid thee hail.
MIRA.
Alex. May 80.
The Nloniteur, advertiug TO the Con
vention festlcd by the Rritiih and Batavi
az troops at the Cape, contents iel
with the following bret apoifrophe
q CAPITULATI0N IN TINE O,
PEACE !! ! -
In aafwer to this pithy ex lsmlrion, i
may be faid /; In time Of Peace Franc
annexed Avignon to It's own tefriso
ries.
In time Of Peare France compelled
Ehrenbreitifein TO capitn]ate !!
In time Of Peaee France firR invaded
Switzerland
IN time If Peace France again inyad
ed that unofending country!
In time at Peace the King Of Sardinia
was obliged TO give up Piedmont!
Infime If PeQee France obliged The
Grand Dake Of Tnfcany to leave his
country
III time Of Psare Bonaparts furprized
Malta and conquered Egypt
In time sf Peace Spain was forced to
relinquifh LouiGana
III tims ef Peace France took poGei,ion
of Parma and Placenza
IN time sf PAGE the Ifland of Eliza was
ceded to France
III time ef Pare Holland and Switzer-
land were occupied by French troops !
III tine of Pe4f< Genoa, Venice, and
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-07

UST RECEIVED,
Thirteen Hundred lbs. dry, well cured
Ue29rson Hams,
4 few hundred fweet Oranges of an ex-
cellens flavor, freAh Lemons,
A few bis. new Re k and Herrings, very
good.
AY0-Seed Potatoes Of an ey,
cellent quality by the barrel or bu:issl.
ALSO,
A few barrels Of Apples and
frelh Prunes.
Ihos. Slnu1s.
April IT. d
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G u AND PISTOL :
MANUFACTORY,

w 1AIN = 4 q = 4 Oi\
( Marry opb3kte The Veudae Stree KMg
Sfreef, ALExANDsIA,
THE fablcfiber carries on the
above buGnefs in all IFS various branches,
and relies on The public for that patron
age and encouragement, to which the
execution of his work and moderatenes Of
his charges will entitle him.
ROBERT NASH.
a Gins and Plfob a0eAed
in IKE neatsf manner, and an ,eG/ona5ie
terms.
June 4. cost
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Here the reader will behold vita alto
nifllnent what finple, cringing, canting
democrat would do 1.-THE eould.
He CAN. CREATE AND HE DESTROY i!
For my part doubt, qvib all humility,
whether this fensiment, uuq9aAfed as it IS,
would not be infulting to Omnipotence.
himleIf, for / have been taught TO believe
Of him, that he is goveyaed BY bis mercy,
thar enduretb freezer; indeed I kaozu
thai BIS tender merciss are oVer all his
auorks."
Had Mr.. :Jeferfon poaefied frtrnefs,
or had-he preferred his future fame 10 pre-
fsnt conhderatiens, whenever an in,pu1ent
and ignorant pretender, in confequence OF
his adroitnlls at lying, on the election
ground, had afked for his reward IN az
e6Fce, and turned our fome war worn ve-
teran, oaly to make roomior bin, MFR. Jek-
feTion would have told this Truth in fub-
itance fruit Rhyme, in reply to fuch
impertinence, - You ought to react,
Sir, That
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The creature is dependent or
the creator. The PRECEDENT creates off
GERS, and thence has the attendant power
Of defroying thsm.',
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(Bg9n GaS.J

A noble lord once alked clergyman
who dined with him, why the goof., if
there was one, was always placed next to
the patton. " Really" faid the parton.
/" | can give no reafon for it s; but your
queRion is 70 odd, that lhall never fee
a goofe again emtboat thinking If ysa,
L9rd@ib."
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JanaaY Il, oo3.
pHLL9DELPKL.f, Iaeaa.y &c.

~ are de6yed u eafe, fhaf The CkeVa-
l;sy 4. Foroad0 pvrotr to the Sbqu:@ miai-
fer ct Fore,Iga relafiots, On tbe III 5
Novez,brr io9, announcing fS0f NE -'elz9fs0
Fee.rr bad dyapbeared al NoJolk, Bafti-
mr. nud Philadelphia, and that ne
Bocrl Of H,oltb IF PbiladSlfbbia, I'D
.;;otteru p{yGeiaus bad drrfaysd fbs az
,as 10 be eutirslr dNpated. TIE COMMIT
z6ot;1n IS madr in erdr, 10 Garrett any
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From WAAixaton, ian. :

LOWELL, who keeps the Union ia
vern, 10 this city, finds Tam PARE as pro-
fitabIe an animal TO be kept for ihow, az
an Oxy4ng- oatQng. For this pu'pofe he
is daily exhibited. Strangers, who com.
into the city, feel a curioiity TO fee him;
they go TO LsvelPs, and for the price ct
a dinner, they are grati6ed with the
fight of this wonderful creature, at the
table"