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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
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10000 lbs. GREEN COfFEE,
5000 DO. Cosos,
20 h! ds. Meieoyad0 Sngas,
20 bags Of Coison,
ao punch hps lsyor'd St. Croix Rum
Do hhds, MoIsacs,
II 70 pipes Holland Gin,
40 o.. rhsas Of tfefh Teas sa5rted,
4 10 p,oss London F. Nfadeiss
s CO. Old Pert
Go. P. Tennerifa z
IS Or. csiks Sheuy', and e
pipgs 8tuiisis
hhds. sscen CopPesas,
4 baas. 2oii 8rimltonc,
hhaS Msddes,
hhts. Alum, and
40 boxes Spsn;lh Ssgars OF d'Hetsn.
qualities, with moa olhef articles n tn Gfocer
liu,.
Mavse. 9
/ ARMINIAN SKELETON.
Subfcriptions arc received Al the 9oeE Ssrre Of
BOTTOM and STEWART, Ter COOK en-.
'lde5,
The SKELETONS:
Or, the Arminian Aanatoinized, and
The Carnal Preacher Objected.
IL t,yo Pats.
PartI. The Atmiaisr, or doctrine Of Ueiver.
'al Charity pulfued, taken, exsmlned, SIled, con-
Femned, executed, ard se4tomiz:,i.
Part. II. The C0rral Preacher Dasel2<G,
with Comments on fcye.ai dark paasges CT ic9iq
Pure. In ferries OF letters, w.i5tcn at various
';nts TO friends in ihe eounNy.
eSar coadnioHh %. are i:f1 at t6e 46Svf
Fore.
its the opinion Of feyersi fefpea4bie clergy
Zen, that the above book CONTAINS the ground
work and principles Of genuine picty, as II nam
'ssaiy proves, from the icriptures Of truth, that
'0e dottfinc Of free. will and univcrlal redemption
p unlounded.
Sept, /. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
BENJAMIN sHREVE, Jun.

BEN IAMlN SHREVE, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE
At The eosnsr Of Priacs IN, Union Streets,
lIuSp RECFIVEDl
$500 pieces NANKEENS,
I6s 90, Ra. aeea Haackeicbiefs,
bales Sannahs,
2 do. Bafias,
do. EmeTtys,
do. blue Gurfahs,
do. Iadis Chintz,
tscks Sage
Deg Hops,
81 Birch Floor Mats,
8 cafes and one csfk Woren's Morocco
and Leather Shoes,
ALSO ON HAND,
FVtcep 6alfs of hudaa (ottons,
CoeEaing Of
5talcs Baftas,
d.. Eyaertys,
do. Sannahs,
DO C4tIshs.
80 icoes Black Satin,
lets Tea China,
Mems coarle, and women's Morocco an lea
Their fhoes,
Leip.'s Snuff in half bis. and kegs,
cafe Mariners Compades,
10 coil Cordags, snorted,
"a .gs Peqpes
40 Is Beet No. /: and
A large quantity Of red Seal Leather
s&jue4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
FRESH FRUIT

FRESH FRUIT
John A. BURFORD,
Late D5r.n's Store,) Psnce Street, HIS ihls dey
received, Pc brg Rachel from ca az, brig
E,othets Kc;u4a from Amfe,dam, ana ich'r
Spar tro. Antigua,
1000 los. soft shelld Almonds,
5000 Osaakes,
80 Dis. Lines, packed IL their natural fell,
49 boxes Mufcadel and Bloom Rasils, by
The box or retail,
Fsc0l Lemonds,
Shelry Wiae of hyperion quality,
Ana ,eoi Hoiisnd Gin
Has always on Hand,
A genssal AIoftmsa, q GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, SC.
GT The sboy: articles are all in fine order,
ara If and excellenr quality.
Aug.zz,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-26
NEW-YORK, Sept. 2a.

. srrived this morning snip Ee5e,prze
Cougar, 54 days tfom Eui. The ship p.
ragon, sai)eda week before for New York
Left, snip Sally, Law, OF New York, to
sail 1sr August, for Philadelphia: shin
Culio1sn, j'ackwood, for Aew York, 1oh .
ship Ocean, Smith, 90. 29eh July, Inn
Fair American, do. ia Augost; snip Ge.
neral Wayne, SPeyrra, from MIessina. The
PORT Mary, sailed ior ST. Scbastians, 3
days before.
Brig Industry, Daeley, 20 days from
Crecnock. August ;6sa SPOKE brig Lion,
ott 20 days from i3oydelux for 8aItimor,
the captain died the preceding day. Sep
,rFnber 7, spoke schr. Folk. Pcdr;ck ou.
days from Marblshead, l4th, spoke the
scar. Mai,, out 4 days rom Rhode [sl4ad
for Cad'2.
Ship Had.on, Boo!, 40 lays from Liver
pool. Sailed in company, Sally, Grove
Of Baltimore for New York Rolia, HUI.
chi4son, Charleston and John and Alice,
Philadelphia. The Rose, Hathaway, for
do. and George Barclay, Padding, for
New York sailed 9th August. Left the
REars, aogers, Sarah. ana Eliza, and Ma.
dsson to sail for n. Y. IL Il few DAYS: ship
Dispa:ch, Starbuck for do 50ch August:
ship Alexander, Ring, CT HoAveli, and
Olive E5raaco, Chase Of Rev burypor, arriv.
Cd 9Th August; Sap Venel'a, Glover Tor
Boston 70 sal august 25.h; Swanwicg Ia
milton OF philadelphia, Tor Wilmington,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-26

On Saturday last, This city was visited
VITA lnr Nest violent hurricane ever expo.
rlcnced since lis settlement. It commenc'
ed bY olighl Nind and rain III the morning
un.l about ten o'clock, when it began to
blow .ith uncommon violence, accomqa,
MED wis!a heavy ran, and continued 70 IN.
crease uWiI SIS Or seven az night, and did
NOT cease before tarse ii tbs morning Of
Sunday.
During lis continuance, TIE shaking O.
the dwelling houses, the scattering Of tic
slate and tile from such roofs as we're 60.
vered wltll those mateyiais, the falling o.
several oi.inneys ii the city, and the levei'
ing 81 iences and trees around, created aa
:acessant alarm, @4ich the arrival Of morn
ing proved to betoo we'll founded.
< chimney II failing, kiiledtwo Children
OF Mr. +. Neison; a house fell and killed
John I. Webb, aid slightly bruised rs
chld VINO YEAS sitting near him.
BGtie vas in. the morning that the lt'
horrors Of the scene were witnessed. az
shores covered with lumber and the runs
Of stores destroyed; the wilaryes WITH sal,
ping; the hopes OF the merchants scaEtsFsr
among the fragments OF the buildings :,
floating III the river, AID In many OF tao'JJ
scores which withstood the gale, danl&S.s
or ruined /; the inuumerable small ooa,
crashed like egg shells, ana though 90
most as iit.le worth notice; reeds + an.
marsl. grass torn by the roots rom 'nS roe
posite island, and accompanied by nue. e.
rous serpents, turtles, marsh DifoS' "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-26
Guillotine, tore the ears Of cuAet. 4 e..

-StuILOrIt1Cj tOIC tf1C rd1 5 u OUHE{, a Cha, :.
an OAicer who was II, ard Iii CT the ng NV
snt his sister, a young girl not IS. As AZ
tfesePersofs are sent there, only as me-
salessof safety, and by the police. and ~,
asseg any condemnation by The Tribunals. the
duration Of their transportation is unlimited
ard they wiIlprobably continue at Cayernr
fertile They are all very poor and ia an
extremely wresched Condition, which with
The unhealth;ness Of tie climate, will 70
doubt make thiF existence aut Snort. Nine.
~ ofiilem are a!ready IN pubic hospitals
sd twenty hve had died within seven Gays
after thair LANDING.
lie c4y5a r'rancas,]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-26
Pa6llc No1cs.

TIE Street fompiGion.rs haveat two a7fssr
en-, lines advefuisd, tharethe las7 sequiseds'ha
all psr!ons, holdisg praaetY o. fffssta ll'as w7fs
naYss @ ald pave the foot way opso.ltc thetf
io, Vii. c snns CT alezs pow s,ive ra,l notEcr,
r3at propsfsls wi,t &c received by shem on li1i
dr. the sa'l Of BIS iTdtiaas, tf9m a0g psfpn or
psif,ns 70 contraet 20 do tu j psyensef
hy siss istes ysId saa Rna mitefia's The
,,r,els.s = Be handed 10 fealed ~, and the con
t.at} wi;l sc given 10 li,e iowsit eSier.
&stt 20. so
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-26
From LATE LoNDoN PAPERS
Receivega, Boston.
LosDoN, Augusta ..

Z ,
7uesdag his N&iAstv went in the usual
state to the tfouse 81 GERS anSl}}ut az esd
to the present Sesaioa q faFaameat ~
The following Mos. Gracious speecil from
tj1esti,rone:
!, III Laras, md Gshtl-men,
Before p&lg as end 70 the pfest %
session of Parliament, aee etes;rlQas Of
expressing mly entire Appreciation q the. t1eat
andsassi,tai,y VITA wllic2 you haze apellees
yourselves 10 the great objects Of paottc
concern which aave CONE ua1er your con-
sidcration.
!. You have wisely continued to direct
your at5en.ion to the encouragement ald
Improvement of snat respectable and pow
erful volunteer force which the ardpr and
spirit OF my subjects ilas enabled me 10 es.
tablish to az extent hitherto llae1anlpled:
.YoQ have at the same tine andeayoared 70
COMBINE an additional establishment ior
our domestic defence, with the means CT
augmsnting our regular army, and OF
maintaining it or such a scale az may be
propsFtioned to the circumstances OF the
times, aad 90 the rank which this. country
ought ever TO hold among the powers OF
Europe.
Gentlemen oftlis R9use o5' Commoas.
" You are entitle4 to my warnest acknow-
/ ledgenents for the fresh prpot which you
have given me Of your constant and escc-
tionate attachment 10 ny person aud faml-
II, and your regard to ths :.onor and Dig
T, nisy Of my crown, BY TIE liberal provision
winch you have made Tor the ply nent OF
the debt on my civil liss revenues, and
tor furnishing rae with the additional means
OF deiray ing the increase which has uaa-
/ voidably taken place in different branches
Of r., expenditure.
6 . must also return you my warnest
thanks for the extensive provision whicll
you have made for tie cxingencies Of the
pubic service especially for the just and
prudent attention which you have shewn 20
rue economy. aud = the permanent credir
aad welfare oSthe country, By the great cx-
/ ertlons you have na.d& Tor preventing, as
tar at possible, tbs accumulation OF debt,
and for raising 50 large a proportion Of the
expenses Of Ills Sar witofn tic year
fo..5 a,,>f f,.,,yI,..1,,
!. 49, 49,. 80 = $50, ,'o,I - vop
~
% e1slf ia.o ~. Is9,sse.ss l9a,,,;ss s us sas
guided al your proceedings. Il Will BIZ
S,'' pa'es1u,a1 - : ~ 49, Ia ~ -. ~.
a'''''os 8 "a ~
49, 49,. = :, 80 : 49, -.
rs = s 49, = w y s-4s. =
,'s' - -@.'''S,'.' - 80 '~>'''-' -
80 = ~. u. $3.50.
=. 800 49, .p'.,....4 49,
.l4' - So =. 80 - - .No
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-26

We have this day given some further
extract from he small French papers of
t 18th. The State of England" as
represented iathe Journal des Dcfenseurs,
would at any other time, only provoke a
smile Of contempt present, as it holds
forth au allpremeut 10 the mercenaries of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
Cspsruer C1LMAN's Addygf to tie Lsglqatur
Of Neep- Hamnlirx

Nse1tF1cT GILMAN = <7UUftff 70 ICf l>eEyfI'ife
Of Neeo-HamnGiye.
The governor in peculiarly folen1i, and inn
pre!kve manner, addseihng the legislature on
declaring bis acceptance Of the Office OF chief
, magiilrate
"M, P,kFleat, aid Jgsa,lsassa Of tie senafe,
Mr.. fsatev e. gfrtlemea bosi ssrtati7et,
BY a refpe6fsbic committee from, the ie-
gicasurc, have been informed of my appoint
niciit 70 the office Of chief magifrate tor the
year enfuipg. In times pat, while endeayour-
ing to dleharee the duties OF the Office accor-
ding to my belt abilities, with Integrity, aud a
i,rong attachment to the welfare of my fellow
citizens, my principles and copdu2 have in
many initancrs been grolsly nnifrcprefentcd
There are undoubtedly fold reafops which
might induce many Of nv fellow citizens 70
prefer fome other peron for the office In adj
dtion TO thcfc, extraordinary exertions have
been made not only within, but from without
the Rate, to prevent my election. That my
fsIiow citizens have again called me to the Of
fee, no withdrawing thoie exer,ions, demands
and has my n1oh iincere and warmcft acknowl-
edgments.
Conlidering it honorable, for men who are
called to important offices, to havetheir politi-
cal tentiment, known, my own have never been
diiguited. am, and have uniformly en-
deayoured to be, fcderalia Of the WASHING
TON fchool, 70 far as undcrtand tho!c princi-
pies; and believing they are bef calculated
for maintaining the honor and dignity of our
country preierving the union Of the hases,
and the peace, and fatty Of my fellow citizens,
II is my duty to promote thofe principles, 70
far as may with proprie'y, in ftitt conforn;-
ty to the contribution, and laws Of our nation
al and fate government. now declare my ac
cerance of the appointment, and am ready TO
take the oath Of Office required by the conltitu-
tiun.'
The magnaninity difplayed in this addrefs
donbly endears tbs governor TO his friends, and
mutt have excited the regre, and adnra-
ton of his foes. slime fhall not withcr the
wreath which this act has placed on his brow.
For the hitorian in holding 10 the view of pof-
terity the worthless Of this age, laal proudly
iclcct the man who dafcs be honeh in the WORT
of times His name fhall exit, while true fpi
rit and high honor have advocates in the world
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
uja's DuaStrr, s2z.

next day to be in the 3ois de Boulogne, no. far
HON la Bagatelle, and, at STE clock n the af-
ternoon, he would undoubtedly 6l:a Mad-moi-
frilc De Vernois II, her afual evenings walk &C.
companied with her utaai evenings companion.
With an anxiety Of miad eaaiy to be inn,agiusd.
he arrived at the fatal ipot, where he had rot
been long before he law bis miGrtis no, onv ann
and arm with gentccl Young man, buscare!iinc
hin, in mariner that would have bewiitered an
Imagination leis hesied than his own. No soon-
err had his mittrefs and Der companion paiI.d his
place Of concealmcnt, than ne rushed forward,
and fhot them both through the head But
what was his lurpr;e, after this desperate act, to
find tic tuppoisd youth WHOM hchad murdered
as rival, was his own Utter. Nc drew his
tword ard Gabbed himGeH to the heart as pun
;.hDent for his jealouiy and his crime Ia his
poke. was found letter addsclea to his iiaer,
thanking her for her Information, and scqueash.
ing her all his properly Tsuveruay was -
years Of age, Mis- Tauvernay IL, and N:ademo-
aslle De Vernos g. LIN pa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE II, 1904.

Est,a'7 ef a letter from gsafismc. IN TnpoI.
to his fyiend in Paris, anaouceing TIE deqyul7ion
Of tie Uaitfd STATES fvgsts PHILADELPHIA.
= &c On the 10Th init. (Fc5. y NC ekfcried
from the town. rripoiy) two veiIsls, but both
70 dilgniied, as TO prevent our discovering whac
nation they we're. The fmallest having the ap-
pearancc Of merchant veiick, boldly entered
the port at half pait nine in the evening I: and
having taken fomc diigriied Turks on board,
they requeicd, in the language of the country,
of thcfe in the Philadelphia frigate, to fufFer
them to anchor along Eide, which was immedi.
atcly granted, and even ailifance sgordcd in
brinping the veiIel to her moorings. No foon.
er was this effeccd, than an hundred well arn,-
ed Americans leaped on board, cutting down
every one who oppoied them, when The more
prudent iaved themielves by eicaping into the
iea. and fwimming to the horc. Alnot IN
itantaneouty the figate was in blaze, and the
imall veflel again clear out Of the port. The
enterprise was conducted with 70 much expedi-
ton, that rhe obje4 was eac Gcd before orlcrs
could be given by the Bey, although he iaw the
burning from the window of his palace Moth
ing, / am told, can be compared 70 his unayail.
ing anger in order however, to ipend his rage
on iome Object, he has ordered an additional
portion of labour to the fore-nnat men of the
Philadelphia, & the officers are 20 cicisy guard
ed that even communication by writing is INFER
dieted them. We're it no, for the hopes of =
heavy ranfon, they would mott aharedly expe.
rience fomc more disrefing marks pl his die
pleaiure."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
MiSCELLANT.

ate wrwcr IN csmmc' ting upon the various aewita-
pers OF London, with their VIC. and abuies, relates the
foi'owiog narrative
An intimate friend of the publifh.r Of
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER, found him engaged in
eonverfation with an elegant and beautiful
young woman,<who foo, retired -. There"
cried the publifher, holding Zip of paper in
his hand, -" there is itriking initance of the
immortality of the age that female has iuit
paid me for this advertifement," read the fol-
lowing words A young lady of refpestabili-
IT, wiihes to borrow the fun Of asl. of any gem
need apply &c. Sand can YOU" cried his
friend, "degrade your newfpaper by publifh
ing fuch an advertisement 7" +" O." replied the
.publiiher, sit is quite in the way of trade aud
70 far from being injurious to us, it will pro
mote the fale Of our paper. One young rake
will inquire of another, Have you feen the
- sNo' Faith it contains curious adj
ver,iement, in which a lady of free principles
withcs to borrow money the buck calls at our
Office, buys newfpaper, and thus, as Maude-
vile fays, Private vices are pubic benefits
Odious as this inftancr of barcfaced depravi-
~ mutt appear to every virtuous mind, it is un-
equal in enormity to the advertisements Of
quacks, in consequence of which 70 many cred
ulous beings are defrauded of their money and
their lives. Cax. u. Statss.
Tbe DWtmau'f Compliment. The ducheis Of
Devonlhlre, while waiting in her carrirgc one
day in the hreets of London, obiervcd a DUR
man, with ihort pipe in his hand, looking at
her. Having gazed few ieconds with intenic-
neis, he broke into lnic, and fad, 1. Lord
love your ladyihip, I with Won would let me
light my pipe at your eyes" Her grace rock it
in good part, and was 70 pleafed with the whinl-
iicai franknefs of the compliment, that wisn any
thing civil is faid to her, ihe often remarks,
+" Very well-but nothing like the Duitmap"
Fatal Indifrstion. Chief Of Battalion
Tauvernay, arrived lately from St. Domingo, at
Paris lie had been abient fifteen monhs, and
was, before his departure, betrothcdto Made
moitelle De Vernois. At his return, he haiten-
ed to fee his mihreis, and preiled her to fix the
day of their marriage. The Sunday following
was agreed on and his filter was informed OF
the day thar lhould make him happy. In one Of
tboie unguarded moments, when even the mott
prudent may err, Mils Tauvernay dererpined to
ivy her brothers love, by giving him reafon to
be jealous of his miitrefs. She told him that as
an efe6tionate filter, ihe was forty to fee him 70
much attached 10 alady who did not return his
iovc--and, to convince him. f!ls aiked HIM the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
LATE OMISSIONS.
AoarcrLrrsAL.

CAsBAcrs-ap extrai. ==7se principal tsiaes
Toico p,eve fbr gr0suf5 of cadagss, are the taS,-
tr fat. % lai!sa, grnb5 aud Ecr. Maav,;uy -stb
a1ss ard lire seads to presynt TIE , as he rssis
teing m.sGaoea BY man of bsiny 4vounasl r. ~
75; 10 sebieb The kat gualifs5 Of a5er and lime arc
| ad.idotes.
The gya6, ., Slncl 4y,m f,aoels in tie nigh.
from plant to ou,st, eats oF tie AaK inf cb,us the
ground, md bu,ies n/slfia tie 6a -usea tie G1sis
sp 1ogua,d ag0iuf fbiis zccyn, a Etfie circle Of
l'nf or rack 7Vrsdroa1d Tx plant il sff-,vsss.
Receipt for the deltruaion Of worms on Fruit
Trees -7oks fyoag ae el7ios ef dNes or 4vbas
!. commonly called Lye, ssef5 jpeags Of ,soa rags
fserrin and Apply to tbs extremity Of pale, fbt
soH 5sfaaadfo be certain ard espraitio4s qoos Of
,idaisg oH, t,ees t5is t1035lssms. and q .l7iss
reptile.
NE'y INTENTION --14n irspatisu. that oyo0,.
f, to efigfufs atity 70 6lssas, las Atefy afe.-
Pied f6e attention sf fbs beard df Woalvirb.-A
pAs" has been pysswed6 By gentleman, 4veN 0ccuaiut-
cd ze'ss TIE /Ae7, /dr tsro4riag gyaepe or kedee
anthay and boaytSr Comfortable da7ance Of, from
fbe naufb q a i2-pounatv. TIE general spin;en af
sss atsr~s Sffbe hoard il. t6st it mil lacessd Tis
seeofe applasH' j9' IsJz.s TIE experiment bar BEEN
ordred 10 be gos ready, ns.s - p z -
proaAesd. Len pa.
Nota Bene. e5 The mott active democrat
belonging to the town of Haverhill in this flare
is now in Jail for counterfsising neney. Mark
the conieGnence. This year Haverh tends
Federal Representative, II will sewife be re-
n,crabered that another Of the gang, agent fer
Distributing Bidwel's pamphlets, has loR his
vote, and many others. This general AREA of
villains, mutt have besn'a Federal trick, and
will doubtless be dcmonfrated an act Of opprei-
five intolerance in the next edition Of the Sena-
sorial addrels. Reprtey.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
.shx:s %asetxs,

Is prh'ihed every Monday, by F. A. IENKs, at sae
Psitiog oih,e, No ?, f5a-S'r~s', foertAsr shese
luhfcHpiinus advertisements comm unice'sons, &c
received with attention The price to country
sabcriber who receive their papers at the olhcc or
in packages by the mail is CINE DOLLAR & FIFTY
GENTS ycar.-r-s- subfcriscrs who live in town
and tof whole papers fc alcd and forwarded iepa
rateiy. viii be charged rive DOLLARS year.
e. iao4s,s viii derive peculiar advantages as their
favors viii Be publihed (~i5sct price) both in
shis paper, and in 7bn,fay's COMMERCIAL CAzarrE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
NEW YoR-, ,vSs "a

HV1V7.F .VNt
I, the capture of Surri,an two forts we're
Carried BY Itorm !; in'one Of which Dn.ch Of
icer fet fire to magazine. and blew up him
tsif and 80 Of the Eaglifh. iacluiing one or
two officers. How this tatt cou.i be known
is pretty difficult 70 afcerran.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-21
cor THE ENOrIREP.


7b' .fol'ozyiay yG,nt!e dai ..GTesigs Sy4fa-Z rs
E0-re a9':f''" 8, &eeanls"aaI svh0 frequently
Uttered Jfom tie o:alaa.T Re deplore5.
Sail IL TIE vale oFwoe, the tor:ur'd heart
To iceaes Of happier fate would fam remove
And battle TIE veno;h OF aia;aioas dart
In toothins friendship or the balm CT love-
Lights the rod of unpropitious fate,
When with warm hunours, beats the turgid vein
by them alone our feelings change their fate
Joy as they fwell, AID as they fink complain.
Not all the ms.ies of Narrated life
Sumr.'d in cae moment can futh grief convey,
AS when the functions CT TIE frame at Hri.si
Impede the lhort digeEion ola day
BY what frange magic are we then com5il'd e
A fnIali unmaitca;ed cruinh OF bread,
Can with more gloom affect tire full ring mind,
Than virtue gaipins i truckle-bed.
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TIE following is copied from recent publication
oil DIR. Pereiva and it believed, has never before
appeared in this country: -
ON DUEL.ING,
Ia ar eairaF ed hfer /ror Dr.. F~astia, 10 III, Pr
Ie'Sah dated Pegy, srar PSri', .Ja.y IL, 1884.
afoniihng the nurderols practice of ,luelir
which you 70 judy condemn, hould continue 10 long
in vogue. Formerly, when duels wese ued to deter
mine law fuss, from an opinion til.t Providence
wo'd in every nitance, favor truth and right with
victory, they were mare excuiable AT preient they
decide nothing A ihan iays fon,e,hng, which ano-
TIER tells hun is ale They fight, but whichever is
iiiied the point in d;ipute remains untitled 10
this Purpoie have pleiant sory here. a gentle
man in coiiee-houie dei:red another to e. further
iionl him; why io Eeeanit mr. you imeI, oFenlive-
y. This is IA ...out, ard YOU muii tight me- will
fight you If you Unfit upon il, b.; do rot fee how
that will med The matter-for if you xii! ne, ! fh-u
tme too, and ii kill you, you viii nel, il poiiible,
WORE than you 90 at rsefent
How can fich nilerabie fnners as we are enter
tam fuch pride conceive, that every offence a.
CAN'T Our imagined honor, merits death 3Thyi be-
y princes, in ,her opinions, would call that To-
vcFcign tyrunt, who iaould put C them death
for little unevil language, though po!,ed his ia
cred peron. Net every one makes hinfslf judge in
his own cauie condemns the offender without jury,
asd undertakes Linfef 70 he the execut.oner."
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the practice ofduelliug, be inauccd,by .iis iim.
pie narrative, To view with adherence t.lat cuff
tom which has occshoucd an irreparahie lCfs 10
worthy and nioit aiilitied family which has
deprived his friends of u beloved companion, his
protection OF one ofitsbri&h:eit ornaments, and
hls country Ola great itateGinan and real pa
tiiot.
With great refps2, rerlain
Your frie-d and feryant.
BEN AMIN MOORE.