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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-30
NEW YORK, June IL.

A. 1;tkrarY Fart he tnifd meeting oi
h. American Company of Booksellers,
.gsieh commenced on Monday lat, will
i. cIoled this day. The number OF book
&kler. afembled is very comfortable. -
8lhere are members prelent from Bottom,
hartford, New Haven, Norwich, Troy,
aalbany. New York, Elizabethtown,
Philadelphia, E4ariiburg, Wilmington,
8s,timore, Alexandria and Richmond
&puGneis 10 very large amount, Pfoba
zby above lso,oeo dollars, has been done.
&And il is now reduced TO certainty that
Ithe fair will prove as highly beneficial to
,he public and the perfons concerned N
Iths book telling, ard all the arts and ma
2nuiaetures depending upon it, as IFS mott
I{anguine patrons anticipated from the com
3nencemunt. The Ryle of printing IS
greatly improved, and books of greater
soR and higher reputation are now ma
nufatfured. II deierves TO be mentioned,
as, perhaps an exampled inRance of the
rapid progrefs Of fettlement, thar at Troy,
which twenty years ago was little more
than wilderness there has beer. printed
By C. Penninan and Co. an edition of
Sheridan's Lectures, and of Haler's Ply
iiology allowed by competent Judges 70
be equal to any Brisifh editions. The
fame gentlemen are about to print Bells
Surgery from the bea London edition.
Thrir facts, and numerous other of fimi-
lar import irrsfieably prove the compe-
|tence Of American artitts and nanufatsuE-
crs TO fupply American confa mption.
Literary Fair On Friday Iaff, the
members of the American Literary Fair.
celebrated their origin az n. York. The
party, amounting to upwards OF forty, fss
down 10 an elegant dinner, at 5 o'clock.
The utmoA good hup,our and hilarity pre-
vailed. We have been able TO obtain
but rart of the toaRs drank on this oc-
cation Of which che following is copy.
The Prefs. May thofe who psrvert It
to the deifruttion of morals reap plensi-
ful hasyeit of fhame and difgrace.
The American Youth May they pre-
fer the lalsing pleafures Of refined litera
ture, to the evsnefcsnt enjoymenIs OF
fashionable diiipation.
The American Fair. May an honeft
heart, and cultivated mind, be ever the
beA introduction 20 their favour and at
fiction.
The CITY of New York. May its pro.
lection of literature keep pace With It's
commercial advancement.
The Booksellers of the United Sfares.
May they never fuffer the American lite
rs,i to feel the chilling influence of parf
mony or illibcralify.
The American Literary Fair. May ii
become as ufeful as the celebrated Litera-
~ Fair of Germany.
" The Pleafures ofsMemory," and
I" The Key to Parable" 70 the fair and
honorable bookseller the I" Pains OF
and $ The Scourge of Con
(ciencc," TO the unfair and difhonorable.
Peace to the world. The bef friend TO
thc literature of the world.
The Third Monday in June, 1904.
May the pleaiures and advantages we an
ticipate in meeting at thar time be fully
realized.
VOLUNTEER.
BY Mr.. Samuel Relf, of Philadelphia,
attending by invitation. The Booklet
lcrs and Printers of the u. States. May
their faces, the title page Of their hearts,
never be mackled by the tymPhan of diff
mutation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-30
has been loaded with every

has been loaded with every
ie disappointed rage Of impo-
could invent
fal lhoold we be to that gra-
Ssnce subo d,}apps;atetb The
fbs er4tty, thar ,h0fe whole
theories and lhort lighted views
thus have involved Us in inextrica-
calamities and irretrieyable ruin,
j not have been permitted to mount
Clover till the fealoa to mitchell is at
! ,ku fomc meagure over : Sill NUT We
S " Sae5 men are dangsruns."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-30
NORFOLK, June Is.

Arrived, the ihip Minerva, Captain
Carrick, from Greenock.
Ship Eliza, captain Bizzell, SO days
from ST. Sebaifians.
Ship Roba and Befey, capt. Richard
ron, 90 days from Nantz.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-30
Robert and John Gray
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A SUPPLY OF
Family g Patent Medicines,
CONSISTING OF

Cham6aud's AntaaAmatic 10.
z<xses; Ague and Fe1ey D,eps; Aaaba.
,lioas PMs; Aaodyne Fierce for Head
Ar6s; Terminating Sola, 7inaaye Dr..
Bard5velz's genuine Eye Wat<y; Atkig/on's
Fierce Of MAqa,d; Seoteb Ointment FIR
tbe Itch; Tootb Aeb Drops; Aromatie
Lozenges; EDsne sftbe Wood,, Ge. G'e.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-30

Printing in all its varissy ere
sstsd at tbss office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-30
VOLUNTEER.

BY Mr.. Samuel Relf, of Philadelphia,
attending by invitation. The Booklet
lers and Printers of the U. States. May
their faces, the title page Of their hearts,
never be mackled by the tymPhsn of diff
mutation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
Tut RECEIVED,

juit Received,
did Jar /als b. lbs Sn5iarfJer, al bisQers,.
eo,0er Of Prince and Uri59.freefs,
Is Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. .4th proof Brandy,
do. NeW-Engiand Ram,
4 do. Holland Gin,
4 Quarter caiks Catalonia red Wine,
4 Kegs Anniieed Cordial,
II Boxes dipt Candies,
SUGAR in hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
FIyfcnik;n ard Souchong Tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
Railius in hegs and boxes,
Leiper's Snuff in half barrels and kegs
R3er's coarfe and fire Shoes,
Womeus' Morocco and fancy kid do.
And eight Bales Of INDIA GOODS, con-
filing of Manoodies. Emerties, Guzzlnahs, Mo-
hauas, Cungies, Checks aud Calicoes, and few
pieces China and urpe Fankercheifs, and Pa
veus Duck. A large quantity OF RED SCAl.-
LEATHER, aud few barrels tanners belt
brown OIL.
BENZ. SHREVE, Jun.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
Alexandria Library Company

THE Members of the Alexandria Ii
brsry Company will pleafe to take no
tice, that in conformity with the act OF
incorporation, an ELECTION will &c
held a, the Council Chamber, on Monday
the aft inf. between The hours OF three
AID FIX P. M. Tor a Proficient I'd eleven
Dire6sors for the enfuing year.
JAS. KENNEDY,fen.
Secretary
Feb. Z. DIR
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
10 LEA0L or KENI,
fJJpon moderate terms. J

Upon Inederate terms.
Two or three good FltheTies,
on the Maryland hde Of the Potomac,
between Alexandria and Broad Creek.
BENIN DULlNY, .ju'.
Motley Hail, FEB. l6. d.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
lyuAis lisau.R.
On FRIDAY,

s lffS 4 IL - -
4, ,ogcleek, soaf Be ssla al fbs 1snda<
Store,
Rum in hog!heads and barrels.
E7rsnch Brandy inpipes,
Gin ID pipes and bis.
AWhiRey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tiercss and bags,
Chocolate
Mould and dip'd Candles
ARaiGns m kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Wsre,in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al o,
4 vafiety of. DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
KerIeymeres, Dutiis,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaeieks, blue FREEZES,
Calinancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Cal;coes,
g Iriih Linens, Sile6a do.
PIatillas,
Oinaburgs and TNklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
Iaaia Malins ard Table Cloths
BsndanOa Handkerchie!s,
g Silk Stockings,
'Coioased Threads, Hats,
Plated CandlsRicks,
And fundry other Articles.
p. G.aMARSTELLER.
FEBRUARY X
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
Aals5 bp aadiO!l.
On SATURDAY.,

On SATURDAY.,
At 10 o'eloek, srM be Jdld az The Psnaaf
Stare, tie eoyser Of KMs end Uuisn
Gseets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whi9ey IN barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin 10 caiks,-
Wine in pipes snd quatter caiks.
Molaaes 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes, 8
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
"A variety Of DRY GOODS.
S-AMoNG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irifh Linens,
Sailimefes, Calicces,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coating,, Chinszes,
Halthicks, Bedricks,
Fcarnaught, Oznabnrss,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and MrAin
Negro Cottons, Hsndksrchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
sStockings, &c.
THCS PATrEN 4,(7;on>sr.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
FROM THE RECORDER.
CONCERNlNG
TIE ALGERINE TRIBUTE.

"Mr. Jeferfon, Mr.. Madilon, and
e an Ct cet1syn Of republican worthless,
Sc read the book, (meaning che Proipecr
e before U.s. OF at leaf this part q the
s' book, before it was pubii(hed, and if
/" they had ttarred an objection, II is
"poGibte thar the pages, or a part OF
&c them, might have beer cancelled; bur
81 they knew that the weight Of cenftire,
& upon this tulneis, relied chiefly with
g The federal party, and on this account,
Sand or this account only, the reproba~
g ton was permitted to pats rnufer.---
. M. MadsIoa q0as }M6FsientJ byo,oDt
(" il 0!jsS1trg 10 q 1.sOags og5eye bis oqen
& name g0a9 H'enft0Hsd in a ayay 40bicb bs
" did nat PrecJS!2 ike. I e leaf was
" immediately cancelled and burnr by
" the book binder. lie did nor, now
!" ever, eXPrels the 1ightel} difapproba-
ton Of The cenfure paGed upon the
olandetine hitory Of the Algerlne
Tribute"
Having heretofore found Mr.. Callen-
der correct in his facts, at lcaf5 all thole
which relal,1 to the Pfglps&f bsfore IL,
we ind no heijtation in adopting the
foregoing paiiage as a truth. It proves
,hat Mr., Madi(on alfo held a place a.
mong that gr0ap o(ftpubIieoa UoytbieJ,
who gave their council and aaifance in
the publication Of the d" Profpcd."
Every now and then Mr.. Calender
lets another car our Of the bag. II
ihould be remembered thar az The time
vixen THE ,yas going on, Mr.. Maailon
vas in the full enjoyment Of III the ad-
vantages which could be derived from
81 unidentified reputation, and from
the general opinion, that ne was q man
u nildnefs, caimHels, kiadnels ard
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04

trienoihip, by rtpaying the palrry iun
Of Fifty pounds and inrercR, Wirh lone
thing lefs than one fourth Of the real le-
gal intrref then due rhereon, switch
thought nos worth receiving, and there
fore, on che return of MRS. Harvey, re-
encioied 20 MIR. Jefcrlon the faid paper
money, together with his bond, il a
piece of blank paper, leaving him 70
his own reflections reiolving at the
lame slime, not to expofe him until
ihould be adVifed Of the reiulr OF his de
alterations On the flbie6t, Of wti.h
heard nothing Until the 10th day of
February, 1880, when Mr.. Leonard
Herrings a neighbour Of mine, who is YET
living, Informed me he had taken from
me iaihiof window in public houie
IN Seaunton, a letter direaed co me,
which he delivered TO my hand. On
opening che fuPpoied letter, fadnd 1t
to DC part CT half q Iheet Of paper cover
ing the aforeiaid hond The thin
cover, however, was io@Worn ont at the
folds ana corners, that the bond was to
be feen, which was ALTO comfortably
fretted, Especially at the corners. BY
whom that paper was forwarded, or how
it found It's way 70 the ialh, where my OBJ
bliging neighbour accidentally diicover-
cd IL, I have never yer heen able TO
learn but. from the whole of the
,cirtun9ances, was induced to
believe 1t might be intended, never
10 reach my hands, However. after
3undry evaiionss and repeared appiica~
tons 20. col. Nicholas Lewis Of Abe
marie, TO whom ! was referred as the
agent of Mr.. JeHerfon, and while he
was IN France, / received payment OF
.tile- principal niinterstt.
GABRIEL. JONES.
BifeY pounds had been owing for FIVE
years and an half. At tix per cent, the in
tereH coujes 80 .ixteen pounds ten ihililings
Z ne wnols principal and intereR make fixty
Six pounds ten hlliags It appears that Mr..
s3effesfon attempted 10 pay this fun with rot
zen paper which was worth Gxry hz mil
iings and 6xpence. I he fhm Of three pounds Tx
:taiiliugs and iix pence does not amount to
one fourti part Of fifteen pounds ten hiilines.
Hence, MIR. Jones, was perfectly correct in
rhe words OF his letter; but as, at the firtt
reading, did not exa6tly tinderftand the
cid genteu1an's meaning ir has been thought
proper TO annex this note, that others, whole
difcernrnent IS as feeble as rrnes may With a
Jingle glance, comprehend tic fatcnsnt
-Nore scout this npoH Wednsiaay.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04

canoour. What will the admirers a Re
great and good 'T1eGagtos lay to Mr..
Maditon, when they find thar he holds 70
coniplcnous a place among thofc who
aided IN calunilating the fatl;er of his
country asd the beneiattor ofmankinI,
we ihouit[ 43aEl nor at prelent fay any
thing to him CONCERNING his lnCim2c. and
cheek byzjowl friendIl.ip with the father
o. inl|'rfs9iars, The lG$@qb of dsm9cracy
asfGfioH ,G3d. s,jftbisf, Ia a. few more
months, peoples eyes vail begin TO open
they will fee--they win be alton;th.
ed they will be tljcd with ind;ona
ton ---All chat IS now aased is chat
they will paule ara refea..
Nors.
'Tshole who are 20 promptia charo;a,
the wrlPcr of The Profp-a, as 4 caIu1,',
hator Of general " alhington, are adviitd
to reeaa the ooo!l before they venture 70
fevile it, They are required 20 defend
or deny the fa6ts therein ftaced; bus this
Ithey never have done. and this they
never can do. unlels by ero!1 mil
quotation or ca.umny, nobody has ever
yet attempted to anlwey the publication.
hey fet out with this infaiIihls maxim
that 1t was impoiible for general Waf}2-
Layton TO be III the wrong; and know
ing that it was irnpo1ible to contel the
!Pecidc details, they fhelter the,niclves
Under the generals name, and from chs
covert, like bull-irogs in mill pond,
the tcrlbolers croak abou. caiamny. RI
1t IS wrong II congrefs 70 pats certain
law, It is quite as cuipaoic in prehdent
to approve 1t. The republicans were
IN almofr conitanc oppofition to every
thing that rhc general and MS friends did,
and the Proipc6l ipoilc nothing more
or leis than the ientimencS Of all fheir
leaders. With the Yankie federa!s in
Congress, it has been ltandiug maxim
Ciiar holder Of llaves is unfit 10 be the
cirzea Of q Republic. They had not
torgot that general Waihingcon hi,nfclf
had about three hundred faves. They
could nor have devifcd . more poiured,
or Perional iafplron the preGdeut.
/ Om1i6n5 PgrHkge5, e. nil tjnsas, pre-
pared for eV cry thing,and afraid Of r,oeh-
ing, the soughelt Of che federal writer's, or
the whole rot4e put eogertlcr, may ref
aftured thar rhcy thall gain bar ii1Gle by
4 CONTEXT with the Recorder
/ /" Cheek lyJ aul Jriea4@ip" is phrafe
of uncommon elegance, and alp1of
peculiar 70 this critic. rs Chc{ler-
field lays Of Ilalec, +" | wondcr where
!" the devil he picked ituP,'
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04
FROM TIE VIRGINIA GAZETTE.

WHEN Mr.. TeFerfon was eleaed
Prelident, Major Thomas Lewis, the
newly elected member Of Congress, was
agent with the Cherokee indians 70. the
United States, The preldcnc wanted
TO provide Tor friend, and deprived
Major Lewis Of his Office. Since aat,
the freeholdcrs of the dilfriet IL which
Major Lews reGdes, have. eieGtcd lim
a member of Congrefs. Thus wc ind
thar 10 be deprived of an Office By The
prcicnt administration is not conftefed
by the people TO be a diladva1rage.
In this cafe, it has been the means of
elevation. When Mr. Jeferlon meets
Major Lewis in his prefenr character
will he fay" We arc all republicans
-" al fedcrayllts,"
What fort Of looks will Jeacfi2n,
Madiion and Gailacia Pur on, when they
hold caucuses concerning TIC late clsc~
sions in Virginia! -Four iederaiils -
FeGcralifn gaining 10 rapidly in Fn5i-
D;al Altor,ihing --iinpolible " What is
q 70 be done g fays the fage Of Monci-
cello. g Ds general ticker viii do ar
''dsm, replies GaIIatin re Be ic 70" 6ys
llr. Madiion. +" Lea thcm FRY It if thcy
dare, reply the Eederalilis.
1t is wonderful that people hould
conGan,ly pretend to be dabbling and
fcribbling upon (l0jc1t, wigh which
they are entirely unacquainrcd, Crofs-
field, editor OF he Balance, appears fire.
q0ensly 70 come under this Description.
For one iDfance, apd many Others
could be given, he has IN late numbe-,
4 piece entitled, &c L5a5siJG. QUEEN Of
5b1w. 49, When fpeaking Of Columbus,
the writer fays---" Henry VII. king
ofE1s.snd, % whofe court he fsRr It's
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04

So the con:equeacc was c.a., 81.
congreiS came 90 approprtlre for TIE
t1rit rwo wears OF she Algeriae tribu.c.
lnltead offQrty siglcy rhoulnd Dollar.
.hey touaa il nece1lry - vote F1-
handfed AID )oztp foaz t5ugagf, becaa59
lc proved i,npodiblc to purchaic ehe
tpecified flores Tor a it.4alict i,,nl.
~aliendcr was Ire rirlt Who ict .I..s cas
our OF The hag; for .aithougl it VA.
eHtAnr, IA Mr.. y olcotC' printed rep2r..
ana TIC it3rGtc OF Appropriation too
among .ll- acts o canEncl:, ,s-. tie fl<.s
were eniyeftalty unknJua. 10 53ir
reads to735efs reports, ana .ae A.1lrr
was - arsfallf Wordcd, lhar you c5.d3
never ailcoYer .Tonis ras: th- A!eefIn4
fsodrc was coaoc}eI @lla la-
u 'o51 f3I!ars.
n ptiag, 49,, Mr. WolcoAr, ia 81
tit'ni1ss 5ieXPentes LID before coaatel..
.t@5@.s eislry thGlfand ts.,2trs FIR tae
p1gnshI OF tllc{t tacncY Eol.r tii uiac4
hc Ney nighc 6ol ose y2.r Il
o'eriishStt :, ana }cce2F q II l,.o{ r9,He-v
intteaa q yhrcs 1ita@s is vsiu. In MA!
ana aInl.atr E5orct. He %laii ..i>!.tv
perceive the d.Ftre7cc. Ana Waiie i
IS certain rhar Che Et,6atc has anlsiIhs
colo from ieyc1ty- two 70 ei stgFY cao-.
and dollars. i IS an inpoi-i3a a 20 rle
Pn1iic---it IS CUTTING cfu5a ,at3ugh the
middle, to tel Us, ghac the rfi5a.> w&3
only t"ene2-onc ehouiai1 fE huadlcl
dollars.
end .. extratts from tio III ia =.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04


brother IN quet Of patronage, was rtch
and poheaed saiests, bur the iordid par
I'irmony of bis heart tied up his hands
/ from any enterprises. which would be
attended witch pecuniary expcnce. p*
The. very reverir ofaIl this is the fact.
Doctor Roberrion viii tell this wriser
tthat Bartholomew Columbus was recei
! 9ed with t4vag by Henry eli England,
that Henry efeeTed into re ichema }.sh
greaI heaiTuilts and tl2c he lent Bartho-
lomcw oYerro S pain co bring Columbus
10 England. Retore he 90, back 70 SDain.
Coh,mnus had re5,,ene3 f-o.a Ia. ira
-. 49,, -,
= i oac 5,r''a ,;,I o. sda o1'Nie,ban !.
H.. VII ." - ~" y
Some t;rne aro fbrr- .,-,-,r.4 !, 49,
Gazette ar nav w6;cE' sisirra3 - e. -
che Nfacleods, = elan of. Grl,,e r4;.3, :
landers. were II !, Car. ot ,,e,,,,;,,' o.,
able & naverv. An ALL a,I ,,os,,t,,.. 49,
able an6ler vas fooo ,flrr (en- ~ an4
publ;hed. We have orIv brt. - .g4
}thar, il 174s. thar Is 70 III So, g..
years aro. The Brifif5 D,rI;5,,,-y,Jr ~, -
chaied Ali t5s fe,r,al ;,r;f;I; ,.t;n,;. -
heir ow6~ys and rbt;r-i,, ri. 49, H..
1rt;,,r;,,,, =, oisnr1;n IL. NH ls,9
are now fcatrered all ever Scotian1 80
every BODY knows thar tbev ar II eve -,
Cenf of che word, as abfoln.eIv frl
froa layery, IS anv ote,t,r rla{s of R,;r;,b
fubjeas.
~ vi.
from bsr r~ns s' me 1es'. IT, ais IS 70 sf
3erabe ex5snce mon and ;co ~, COM
patton for MARITIME 6iiloyeries. Undsr him
the Cabots called round great part Of the
coat OF y ortiz AneFica.
he following paiiage IS copied FROM
SMITHS National lneeliigencer:---
| s'There IS now due The REGENCY OF
| 4 lgiers no more than one yeas 9nn,iitv
equal 70 i2,coo fequins, or $50 dol
lars, u addition 60 the expeBce OF ran
1osniag captain Morris and his crew, laid
to amount to $500 dollars, and abour
| the fun Of OF 5000 dollars for contin-
9encies. OF all theie liinls the firit alone
IS known to be due tie regency, and !,
Is nor believed that the United Scates
are Ia arrear eYea ro individuals Ter th4
reit.
" The tEcaty, with Algiers ltipuiares,
that the annuity flaIl be paid in mar
time flores. Owing 10 the difficulty OF
obtaining and rran porting cbc articles
| Punctually and 10 the pubIic advantage,
an attempt has been made TO vary the
payment iuto cafh ! his fucccedc,l
for the annuity laft paid; and It was pic
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04

FROM THE VIRGINIA eAzzrrg,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-04

Foo@ TIE FREDERICK ro~g aERAcD
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-21

true, what IS this 10 bis purpole Has
Paine, therefore, a right ID puhlilh i'm
plety and b!aiPhemy, and corrupt the
lonrce Of morality, under an idea thar
x i mere mater sfrsIeiga /; az has 10
earthly tribunal a right to call him to
an account for il, becaule, If he i IN an
error, God will feElle ii with him Be
yond the grave - God ludgeth the
heart" fays he-and the evil Law i1dr
eth Of all the aaious ofmen, whether they
be committed by the tongue, The hands
or the feet. No man wilhes to briag
either Jefefon's or PAine's 5sari rel.
gior TO the tea Of civil authority bur
when il leaves the heart and Oaks forth
into the world in the torn Of blafgheny
and impiety, Or ipecies Of corruption,
which the devour worihiPPers ofVenus
and Bacchos think themleives confci.
entiouAy bound to render ID their ref
Pe6tivc deities, It becomes the fubi-d Of
legal cognizance as we'll as murder
The Pr0vlio, in the claufe quoted by
OpinteAt, Is evidence that The trainers
Of the Confituyioo were not uamndful
that iome people might fuTer their re
ligiou feelings TO run into modes Of
worinip that would djgul NE bujhs peace,
or oglraH otLsr5 ia t5sr religion zU9y/bib.
They Did nor think il proper to leave
the lubjed Of religion uagaaEfsdly to The
control Of confidence. f1ifory had told
all, and experience, politely, tonne, that
confidence uniformed Or 14ifzforA4.d had
made wild havoc IL the world.
ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.
P. s Ta7nay 26--I have read your extract
from kenne5eC paper, informing that Mrs.
D-b a has Trsa:ed the EAybJs1.-r il manner
becomina e6yjqi47 6s.isVsr. hope it !, true.
The fact proves that lhe refpe4s her religion.
and feels the iulult offered her. After this
can Jcttlrion ever again look her il the face
Wis lhe not ire Il hun with the fame conremnt
mat Airs. Wa ker does trull her conduct
viii be unitorm--it will be thar Of E7..,e
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