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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31

Fx,ra7 If % Atsrr from Hal1s~, GA. ~.
"The Prince Adoiphus PaeAG, arrived yeaerda7
With The mails from Falmouth, in as days paGa &c,
and bought L,ndan papers 10 the 10Th uls Their
fontenss are MT very intereaing.
- spaia endeayors 10 avoid a,war With Great
britain aud with to <preferve Portugal from
I she coofeqnences French wife prevents the
Smith miniIsets frcn, taking tina lep with regard
20 SPaia, vhieh ths people Of Great Bsirain feem
/ - demand, particularly the naval clais..
- |, is laid the Northern Powers Of Esrops nun
.ons forward and fupport the neutrality of the
o00nd AID Baltic hut they appear very tardy
eoSitkaanding the French are lsii to have gar.
sucned Lubec, it appears, from the matioe lit,
soaf great number of veGsis continue to. enter
nom and clear out from tha. place and the ports
= me Baltic, as i 90 obaruaion exiled or was
I expeded. 80 %
&c expedition has really failed from Fo:tf
'aosh' sophaing OF about sooo mrn, commanded
= 1sn Moore, among which is The 4th regimen,
'0rusrly u this garrilon. The naval arrange
"sna are committed to SIR S. Smith.
from the ina msofe preparations b onaparte is
1'ag tor the invaGon Of England, tis aow tho't
s.sI Wi not be cornpleted 70 that tie enserprils
sa % undertasen this year. Rate OF fufpsnGe
i'a!srous TO Great Bitain--the rsfnlr Of an at
AZ - Sasade.weald Undoubtedly Be glorious to
4 !. 80 =-@.zs. rs.s..-s
sss nss';ean frigsse Dor HE Philadelphia vas
49, = aatar. lug. The Conaisniion arrived
= - y ,wo aitev. Our cfuiz-rs were faid to be
: .rpo'' The ffigats John Adams'wss report
E;,1~ Captured one aad funk another OF the
"'peiins solfars.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
Books & Stationary.

J .
Ga- ID No. 6, 7,rss's Roso, mar The 5laom efFyS~
feet, Portland, ~
ISAAC ADAMS, has juR received, and
nov ready fer faie. general Allotment of BOOKS,
en- the dfteus branches of Science and Literature.
naong which are nanny NEW and VALUABLE PUBL
CA fl0NS. s. $500
Elegant Family Bibles,
with Plates, Maps, Apocryphs and Concordance with
variety of found in her R.aesRoyai
dollaIs--Demy Qnarto dollars Alto, great va
riety of Qlarto Oa3vo, Pocket and ima BIBLES
Farmsy's, Loso's s Maine 'ALMANACKS,
for 1904.
I School Books. j,
ii TeHamens, Wcbfst's, Perrys and Maine Spelling.
Books, Coiumban Orator Geogrs rhies, Precepto Art
of Reading, Webfcr's I'd & sd part, Chiid's Coma
panion--Pkes, Walfhs, Root, and Temples Arithme-
tic,-Dioienares & Singing Books.
Stationary.
Paper of al Acknowledgements oaills--Writins and
Cypherne B.oks--slates--Copy Sips-piaging Cards
Ladies and Gardeners Pocket Books, fom very elegant
-Qaadrants harts--scales and Dtvidcrs
ACCOUNT BOOKS bound and ruled TO any
Books of ali forts bound.
e. ceg andtSs hisbsa price giOsn e, Rags, can9s6
q 1ank. ocr 81. 1.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
~ 'ln NOTICE.
Dattd. sr on. 1893.

W. IC1 NOTICE. M ~.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice.
i that the coparnerhip that lately fshhaed between
him and EDWARD SMITH, is daoIved aud that
he does not hold hmfef accountable for deb,s
traced by fad sMfTH on account Of faid partnerfp
after the; date hereof
!, Perfons having demands on or thatare
indebted to SMITH & HoRE, win pleafe to call on the
fubfcriber for iett ment. -. 49, -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
DortIai,o,
MoNDAi-, OcTosE4 3I,lSo2.

Our 'atef intelligence from Europe IS BY the
Nsr1,capt Baker, at this port, and an arrival at
bofon--Eatraas are given under our foreign
head
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31

81 The Newjcrfey eleaion has terminated IN favor
q the democrats; of eoarfe the s5 will do as they
pleaie with tao contribution. Is. II ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
WHEREAS d Cominiflion of Bankruptcy
b nh hsen VARIED ard ;l1i,ed aaai,Af - n

- hzth been awarded and Gued asaina
i ZEPHANi All JUDSON, Of HaAosveK,
in The Dtra of Maine Trader, he faid Zspbnsiab al
a has been declared Bankrupt be 10 hereby reqaa ed
10 furrender himie tie ComS in faid Commit
6oaaaed Or the major part Of hem. the Iah
DAY Of November ntxt, Tlur4day The LII on Wednef
day The Faith days OF Decebsr OF the cork,
each Of fad days the Comm fEoners 0Eee No.
MuGey's Row., Middle areet, Portlant il fali diariet.
and make dcovery and dcoiu,e of lis eftae aud
efeeR WHEN and where his creditors 10 pre-
pared prove their debts and the fccond eetinsto
choufe agnee sfhgsees and the Iea eetiug fad
Bsnkrnptis required 6ns his examination; and at
faid a meeting any of the creditors of fad Bankrupt
may be heard before faid eommioners aeana the ns~
ing allowing Of arertkeae 70 the judge Of fad dlfit,
to ente fait bankrupt 10 eertifcae of dileharsc
All perfon indebted to fad bankrupt are TO make pay
rnent and thoir who have any of his TO deliver
the fame tofnch peons only as ths sonniionsrs ials
appoint.
By order Of the CommiGioners. ,-@.e... -. Y.
N. KINsMlfN, fc7sri
ts... Daf,d a4,a on, 1901. 49, sei:..i l.ss i
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31

/ WILLIS & MsKINSTRY,
Hspe recetvrd an a5q5rsnesf IF -
Z UROPEaN and INDIA. GOODS
IL futaD!r for the f-afon, which having been pur
chAied for cath, arc telling at reduced prises.
Tbty baVr htssvifs for fak,
Weh-lndia GOODS.
= Gear Pork VI, ,dings,
upand Cotton, ~
Bskes 1ad Sets Of China,
go Spermscct Candies. - $50
e cruc,ales * Blue Melting Pots,
Feathers, Tow Cieth &e, &c.
Or Cath & the.h ighsa price given for FLAX
SEED ard BARLEY.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31

y. &orf OF I6rtidHd. II n
ss1@' - s's' ArOND4f1. Der. "a. i
Arrived brig Mary, cap: NTntodA. IS days from L;,.
erpooi ON. l. Tat. -, "a long. s7.a7 fpoke ffhoener
Two siners slorer. Of Manchester, Is days from the
"a .ttst'Dsse TUESDdr, on IS
Arrived nip Mary, capt Baker, days from Liver.
pool.
Bsfss on. as.-arrived The brig Caravan. from CAL
eustaoa IS tat q, s., lsss So, brig Maine.
freeman, frsu Portland.
Spoke OA lat. a.. ~. Ion 20. Dip Bah, Thraier,
II days from Portland fo' Liverpool al well.
: charleaor paper formally denies that il was the
EupIi a drip Heater that offered vioepee capt. Jones
olshis port a.mensionedi 10 al1s papss II IS probable
CAPT, J nifosk fomc other venel foss the Hnatez.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31

Tour or more Men. Of decent habit. may be aecomo
i dated with good Boarding aud Logging, Inquire az
the third door in fs~A'. Eesrf. aSs Oct. 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
j., 49,. -. 49, A0TiC,G....-A-s ..--..-....
The New Carding Machine

erested at Tie lower Mills efamt Rv;r i this day
TO eommence ,s operation. 1hoIe ~ho orog he wool
may expect have il web cssdsds and with dhPxeh.
s s. Oa al. 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31

aatev 90 Reantrs anu Ccrrefponnsrts.
80" HDsenat received, and Aail be attended to in
next. =.
a Il IaGiursossss' viii e1sufe the omson Of his pro-
duion. We ha.f be happy recognize him eorref
ponent when his ju dieons remarks ai be drrceed
U.S. without aufon sHyof the narunens ct party,
who may obtain notice from beng mentioned IN the Ca
xesse We hope again hear from the fame quarter.
.Ysyias' mould be ADMIRED, if his performance die
uo lead TO 'rhcfc kndof personalities which canno
allow in the co aims Of the Gazette. The conduct o
public characters hail always be fairly afeuned and
co on, without fear sAtcticn-Bdt TO cbrudt
the private asrs Of indviduAh on ;ne public is fpors
with the importance at the pres veri,as has been
injured in the trasfaion he alludes the lame who
wi,nead it will Judge impartisy between the parties
.cerned, withou' gazette aatemest. Is ss"e
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31

AT fea, Mr. Js5s G.5rc SnaS, Of this town, aged 10
!, AT Aberdeea {sco.lI4nd) James Beatie, L. /. D.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31

q 3 OI1II1CT Ia IS q = 81 -. 8
I a Snall quality Of Caaass;sn clfEESE, ofthe
II frf quality, for fale in The Cellar under the
Store improved by Asrss Ayass e C.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
lACards

nTR. SMITH mef Ssptdtaly 0rqHaiaii ise IL.
NIfl drss an Gsshsme4 sf PostIand thai be hss
commenced II, Ssis0f v fts I.stsai,n Of Nissfs. =
to- polts aee,Mp} Smsat IF Der9ss, az Csn John Nc
Lcllan's, sybtre kap msys Sbsiars siu e admitted
II s6hratiOa m~af immediately. oe Qa. 81:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
@srrjss,,

AT Turner, Mr., Alden Blofom to Mifs Lydia o. STE
vens MIR Martin Leonard Mifs Hannah n. Stetfan
"A, wieaaet, Capt. Michael Quin e Nils Rachae
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-10-31
Boarding.

Portland, ORsksr q. 1909.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
MARTINSBURG, Jan. II.
MONEY MIXERS.

For fome time paa iuipiciois were en-
terrained, thar hafe money was made IN
the ihop of a certain Si,eisbaG, near Slse-
py Creek, in this county. To realize
thefe fufpicions and detect rhc perlons en-
gagged in this nefarious procedure, party
OF Perfons furrounded the fhop on Friday
lat. The Chop was found cloied. One
Of the party approached near the door
whenhe dilinetly heard the jingle of mo-
pey. They demanded admittance the
demand was not complyed Withheld door
was then forced open, when four men,
apparently much difnayed, were difco-
vered thele men were COMPLY, Dazy/aa,
Sfr<itbxf and the far-fame'd and well
known SHOCKEY. Many bafe dollars
were found, together with number of
crpcibles. quantity of the necedary~in-
gradients for preparing the taetal, and all
the implements for coming dollars. The
Jour peIfous were then arreGed and brought
TO Martinfburgh Jail.
Their trial came Oh yeaerday before a
Court of enquiry in this town, when the
Court after examining the witnesses and
hearing the pleadings, againa and in favor
o. the priioners, adjudged them TO be ient
to the Difritt Court, holden at Winchef-
ter fer further trial.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
NORFOLK, January IS.


Arrived on Thurlday, the flooP La Soil
ata. Muyry, St. Augueine.
Same day, brig Aler,, Webb, from ST..
Joha's, Antigua.
Left at St. Johns, brig Martha John
ION, capt. Beard, and leh'r Dagiborough,
Small, 10 Gail in 10 days for this port.
On the nth inf. in lat. 50, 40, long.
"a, as, fell in with wreck, in appear
ance lmall, no mats Randing and fuuk
even with the furface of the water; could
aot approach the wreck, it blowing heavy !;
'fpoke the fhip Charlefon Packet, out 5
days fromP Philadelphia, bound to Chatlef-
Ton, | told the captain the bearings and
diRance the wreck was from him, & hav-
ing asered that courte no doubt but he
will tall in whit.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
ANECDOTE.

4 e0art bn6oon, baz,ins eGS1asa bis
lov1,eigx, the moxareb oraefea him 10 b.
5yeggbt befose him, and with q fern cea1tf-
naaer, ,sp,oaed'ng bin qoitb his crime.
laid 10 hin, {" W,efeb ! reesipe fbe pa
uy5menf yox merf---pre9are fur aeat6 {"
The eAlprit, in great teyroT, ts4 oa 1is
knres, and cried far mercy. " 1 1vW
extend no other mercy TO you" rePllel
the prince, :" except permitting you 70
chooie what kind OF death ycu will die
decide immediately for will be obeyed."
q adore your ciemeney," fad the Graf.
~ jeiier, 81 choolc to die OF Ola
aaE."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
JUsTUS.
IN. T. Gam. Adv.
IMPORTANT CoMMuN1cArIoN.

IMPORTANT SOMMUNiCATiON
The law enacted by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, or the 9Th March, 1850,
which allowed farther time oall who had
title, their heirs or aaigrs, TO any lands,
tencmeats, or herediraments, on the 10th
day Of March, 1885, to pnriue their action
for the fame if tEey were unjuitiy kept
out Of poHeGion, will give no time further
than the 18th day of March next, to en-
ter their {aid actions, 70 that if they will
not embrace the opportunity before thai
day, they will loole zach eIfates forever.
let their titles be ever 70 good. Ihole
who with further information or this FOO
jet, may have il by applying at Nc. 3,
Plumb -itreet.
AS newspapers are the proper channels
of information, it IS hoped shal The icye-
raj pTinseTsthsreoE, bath IN his fate and
the United States, and ALTO in Europe, viii
inlert the above piece OF intelligence, as
people in all ihoie places may &c affected
thereby.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
NEW YORK, January s..

NJ, Orleans. lie lat mali brings Us
..,sa;ng sdyioes relative 10 ssis iaolsts'
i''S Sh;e6 we think dependence may DC
= sl,osd. They Gate .hsf by accounts
pm t.sm New. Orleans, il appears, thar the
' aossrnor opealy utilities the procedure OF
e. e. attendant 10 lelYending the right Of de-
s u, he al(o avows his determination 20
"a p me iateaiant in fappors OF thoie iiaea-
s,r.s of the propriesg OF which ne IS
:, convinced, and which lhall be enforced
mil coonsermandeu By hyperion auther'.
VI How incoaGaen, is Il with his former
.ofra;oos ef an infection to oppoSe the
line, OF the iotsndans with an armed
.n,rel The doob. irrehiibly Nuggets IT,
cslf whether there was not an undertand-
no between them from the fra and thus
thew s of reliance merely intended as
deception.
Arrived, brig Oeient, King, Savannah ;
&h'rs Friendihip, Egg-Haroor;
New City, Dsnnifon, Say brook; Sally,
Iordan. Sale n; Peregrine, Hall; Shrewi-
hurry. N. C. Sally, Callow, Baltimore J;
Wal. and Mary, Fitch, Tsrpahannoek
Two Friends, ST. Croix Ia
yor;te. ----, Philadelphia /; Union,
Lamb, Savannah /; foeps Falmouth, Cur
lis, Wilmington, D. Friendlhip, Jenkins,
Nantucket; Victory, Charleitou;
Africa, Iohnfon, Anguilla Traveller,
Wynkoop, fredericksburg
Cleared, ihips Draper, Taylor, Belfait !;
RuGel, Lynch, Dublin ; briggs George,
Taber, Charleaon.; Swan, Young, ja-
m.ics Regulator. Ts6sr, Charieiton J;
New York, Pelor, Savannah; ichooner
Wealthy, Iugrabsm, Curacao.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22

/ give his fluff sc, itcsnaa be deemed un-
neeel.afy or impertinent 70 advanse an
opinion on the iubjet}. 'InleyerAl OF ne
ltates, free citizens are under the ioiem-
nifty of an oash, to act in the mott imPor-
tanr concerns os election, in fuch manner
as they lhalI think, 10 their conferences,
mott conducive to the belt good OF he
community. In every State, great,sb-
legations are laid Oh the electors. Tie
dllunarge of this duty Is OF high relponsi-
biiify. Oashsm it depends, whether we
fhali have wife or WEAK, prudent or in
prudent, yir.oous or VICIOUS, rulers. IA
they candeet in The difcharge OF their du-
IS, the ptelrnt and future generations
nay have cau!e toapplaua or.deteit them;
and, what is greater and ail' more in
portant confederation, their own confci-
enccs are proper ground to approve or
10 ceniure them.
The qualifications of a good ruler are
ability and patriotilm. Genius and ac-
ouirements, with an honeif and good heart.
fit pesfon for the public functlons. 10
fuch they may be iafeiy committed, and j,
is to luch alone that treemen are iolemnly
bound TO commit the public Offices. Bur
the difficulty is to determine who they are
20 whom thefc qualifications belong, Men
Of very moderate abilities, and inaiteTefs
in acquired knowledge, may appear both
gleat & learned, inthe view OF the many
who are uniformed. 'The vicious and
immoral, to gain confidence, to secufs
ealolumcnt, and obtail diitiafion, may
PUT on fhe appearance Of virtue and incere
attachment to the public welfare, and j;
may be difficult, in every in&ance, to Diff
tinguih the real from the pretended patEi-
OF. But the difficulty by 10 means juai-
hss the indif.rency on this fuojcA, 70 &C.
nesaliy prevalent There are certain fri-
tria by which electors may diiinguiIh
the proper candidate for Office. A jaaly
admired writer obfcrves, " that bad
hufband, bad father, proAigate and un-
principled man, Cannot deiefyc the name
Of a patriot. A man Of no private Write
mutt want principle & a man who wants
pronciple cannot be attuated by pure mo-
tiYes he cannot entertain 20 ll5esal and
exalted an affection, as rational ard dii-
intereaed love Of his country 1t ought
to be further oblerved, that the beif men
for tifcc are the modeG.
They are willing to ferve their coun-
try, if called to it by the unlolicited voise
of their fellow citizens; bar can never DC
periuaded to degrade thcmielves by be-
coming mere hunters of preferment. Thole
who can DO this, who diicover great foil.
citude and zeal to iecuTe their own eletti-
on, ought for that very realon TO be iuf-
peesed. The bea rulers which the free
dom Of election has ever produced, were
certainty tho[e who have enteScd on office
with teal difidenoe and diitruR Of their
own abilities.
IUsTUS.
H.,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22

s.,,,;s Gaze, .pso, y sbf 'efe f',v'.a''.1
n''-. .,sJ@df be 3nrnean forces s1If e .'c
, ,., Ces.vui 8~ssyHt aaa 49, r6,lsa ' =
' a,.., sad<, Bis eonnaHa 2 s'''4'.sA
j. gais IF Nfsv iors.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
WAS FOUND.

A RECEIPT for Ten Barrels Flour,
payable on desand, the owner may have
~ by applying at this Office and paying
.ae colt of this advertisement, and leay-
'Oga fmall gratuity for the finder.
Jan. IA. d.t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22
a.srailosrla acs1ef :s';;iE7r.
SATURDAY, JANUARY ~.
Is Aohes.

NY AoetVSs
IN conicqpence Of communication
ron Robert gfenr, Eta. Chairman OF
Committee appointed by The Citizens OF
Wea,iagton, cnclcaag drausht ola nc
.norial 10 Congrsfs, on the iulajstt OF a
Territorial Government Of the D,Nritt OF
Colomb:a, with reqaelt that The fame be
iubmitted to The citizens of the Town and
County OF Alexandria they are rcqieii-
ea 10 meet at the Court Houle TO NOR
ROW evening, at 5 O'Clock, TO take IN
10 confederation the iuhjett OF iaid memo-
ria, and the exiting lliuasion OF the Dii-
srief.
GEO. SLACUM, Mayor.
Fulay, Jan. ri.
N~s. Orlenus.-As every thing re-
latine 20 this important iuojetf is az this
moment very drGrvedy interefling to the
public mind, we preient the following ex-
traa from well written pamphlet, enti-
tied & An hiforical narrative and topo-
graphical delcriptien of Louiaana ard ".
Florida" Sc. by Thomas Hutchins, &C.
oerapher Of the United States, paslllhed
at Philadelphia in 1854. The character
Of the author is luch as TO infure implicit
belief in his aatemcnt of facts, made on
the fpot, and from perfonsl examination,
and much refpea to his opinions. 1t will
be remembered thar they were delivered
before the prcfent 9ate Of paities was
known amorga Us, and therefore are en-
,ifely above all fulpicions on that fcore.
Speaking of the river MiaiaiPpi, he
fays, /" and here lei ia further obirrVe,
that the MiaifIippi river may truly be CON
fidered as the great paaagc made BY the
hand of nature for variety Of valuable
purpofes, bur principally 10 promote the
hapuinels and bensfit Of mankind amongft
which, the conveyance Of the produce OF
tina. immenle and feitile country, lying
weitward of,he u. States, down IT'S itfeam
to the Calf OF Mexico is NOT she leait.
"To expect the free navigation Of the
Mihaippi is abford, Whit the Spaniards
are in poatiion of New Orleans, which
commands the entrance TO the weitera
countrg above mentioned this is an idea
calculated 20 impofe only on the weak.
The Spaniards have forts on the Mihiliip-
ri. and whenever they may think IL con-
iiaen, with their interel, they will make
uie Of them 10 prevcut our navigating On
il. Treaties are not always TO be depend
ed ON; the mott lolemn have been broken;
therefore we learn that no one lhouid put
much faith in the princes Of any country ;
for he thar fruits 20 any thing but the o.
peration of their intereR, is poor poilti
clan, and he that complains OF deceit,
where there is an infereif to deceive, will
ever be conGdered as deficient in under
aanding.'
L jeinl meeting If The legs0atare on
TaeJaay kgg, the Hon. S. W6ite Evas fb0-
.leu Ssna.or in The Senate IF The Oni.ed
States, for the esfaisg fix years, eomme1e-
isg on the 4tb Of Mares next. l5ert
qvere f4vo te,t5as in nomiaatisn, a de1uo-
erat and a republican, THE Sotss being
called, they food this
Republican cAsajaah.
S. Wbne-zo.
Democratic do.
George R<ad-s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22

ar Clean linen and cotton
aags bought at this sHlce.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22

10 a free country like ours, where the
privilege Of denizen is 20 common, aad
where the qualifications recehafy 10 TT
for office eaanot beIsap.,r,fed to be psfteet-
ly undsTtood By sYery sne, shsit!s. I.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-22

From ibis circAAaTaHce me hepN0HeaHs
~ tbl United States zvRl knoqU b07u to
pipe ereda to The bold aDsrtians IF the
democrats, tbat tbis.f quas taf 6afs1-
ing 10 jsda the ibalaux Of demofraey.
(Dsver Ark.
r We with plcafure give publicity TO the
following letter to enc OF tAe Editors,
from young gentleman of rsipeefabi-
lily, reiding in Montgomery County,
Maryland. Weh5. req.
Mortgamey Comfy, I6t6 Jan. sos,
DEAR SIR,
When had iaf the pieaiare OF being
in your company you were doabtlcfs led
70 believe from my remarks on political
characters that my fen,iments Of thole had
altered from what they formerly were.
The fast indeed is 70 and tho once the
adnirer of Mr.. Jeferloa, ] do not hehtate
20 declare, thar 10 longer regard him
IN that amiable and exalted point OF
view, in which | then delighted 60 be-
hold him. Yes Sir, will conteis to
YOU that I was the advocate Of Mr.. JET
fer(on. | was his advocate from hoaeit
motives and am now opp2led 20 hin