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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
11ucnty Dollars Rez0ard,

Z LO E d from Mr.. Thomas Rlaekhnru's
Plantation, on Monday The 10th init HARRY.
G',x naia'so, about 50 years Of age, I've
as, :, EVEN O eight inches high. The above
Nsg'o was puschafe3 by me 10 December lait,
''e iae Ot The late Mf. Tfiplsss's property at
NOaaa Hill; Le has received uncoai;non ioanl-
.nciss' and aoscocded through pretended aver
s .'sa . going 70 eiY farm 10 Jefsrfon. He has
|s''ine1,ons abon, Csnsersiiie. aid ALTO 10 and
'Fn alexandria, al which place / think II mott
P'O'able he Is now concealed.
VII give the aboseseward 10 any perfon
y %a0 NAL apprcaeec the fid Negro add led E
s'n 70 jiil at Dansties, or S d,l;arsif fceursd
: a0y ether jail 70 thar | gel HIM agsiu.
II. S. Turner,
Dun.ries. FEB. II. GO.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
NEW YORK. FebrusfY 10.


BY the ithoonsF Hector, ne have received ia
macs papers 70 lac losh ult. but they coetain
|uoIhing bar ascw marine articles.
Mr.. M'Dcu-l, who came home in the Hector,
Informs thar an embargo was laid on all veiels
|ss Baracoa abontrhs l2lh ultlmo, IN confequenee
|of an expedition that was one The eve Of failiag
sgsin9 the iAAnd .! New Providence. This Gu.
|sstpnze was 70 be conautied by the French who
wsEe lately obliged 70 ieaye St. Domingo. X
was faid the force 70 be employed connised ct
5000 men, part OF which was 70 come firm ST.
Iago de Cuba 4 number of ptlsatsers were
ALTO fitting out At Bargacoa.
The nhahiyaots OF NaGau having been APP
|Prizea Of The above expedition. tent expreis 10
Inc Gosssuos, who was a. lome oshar part OF the
iaand.
his Britannia Maieny hip Leander, Of SO
guns, Vice Admiral Mitchell, has arrived at SIS
ten Hand, from HALIFAX aud Bermuda.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
For Sale, at Private Sak.
Three hundred thoufand
BRIG ks,
Four thoufand butheis OF
L / M E,
and a MORO GIRL, about twelve years Of age.
THOMAS PATTEN.
Eek. 81.
Patent Corn Shilling Machine.

~
BY virtue Of authority in me placed
by Thsmas Burnham, one Of tic Proprietors OF
the Corn Smelling Machine, invented by Paul
Pilfbury Of Newbufy, tale OF Maaaehuietts
now offer for falc in the State OF Virginia ard
that part Of the Diffitf OF Columbia welt Of the
Potomac, the executive right 10 conitrutf, aud
authority TO utc, and yend toothers TO be ufed,
this fiilplc but very valuable Machine.
i will fell a right 10 cooffuet Jingle ore, or
Il will fell The ngh. for any ccsnry in Virgins,
e, low asto make il an Object to the Porchsier.
1t poagfes every property mott deiiabie IN
Machine, fach as durability, expedition, iimPiici-
~ and 70 little lahour in working II, that Two
men may esf;ly ihell one hundred bufhsls PEI day.
r. takes 60 little from the cob tina The corn does
not reqaife tanning as in the common method OF
threihing.
NiiIers and Farmers who have large quantities
of this giain 20 fhelI will Fed II much 10 tlleir
advantage towork this Machine by hotfe II ~
water, as one might be contributed at fmaii adj
dtiooal expepce to lheli one hundred barrels FER
day. Any perfon wishing to fee the y Ffcrmsncc
OF this Machine may be gratlEsd by applying
either at IS N. Hariihorne's Stole in Alexandra,
or at his Mill three miles from town.
ROBERT IfARTSHORNE.
Description of The Shelin gMachine'
II conifts Of wooden itame tor tie eyiiodet
to work III, ; feet inches long, ieer inches
| in height.
A cylinder ~ inches diameter, and II inches
lo,rg, OF white oak. fer with final iron tseth 80
project out about 3-s OF an inch in'erietted within
s-8 inch OF each other TO (hel the corn with as
the cylinder turps round.
A Gudgeon paiing through the centre OF 'be
Cylinder for Il TO turn On, made o. wood or
iron.
A Crank to turn the Cylinder viii, made OK
wood or iron. A l-m-cuculsr bottom under ths
Csiinder, made with wooden la;s. fet with
fma ire. teeth, intefletfea Ike thlic in the Cy
Under; the flats fet 20 far apart as to Ter the
fheed corn fall through mo the receiver below
A Hat piece OF wood placed at the top CT the
frame at one end to conduct The ears OF corn IL at
one tide of the Cylinder, which being lheied, The
c, bs pals out at The other hde. The iIde where
the cars enter is halt an inch wider than that where
the cob is alfcharged.
MIR. Davis, Richmond, Mr.. Green, Frederiekf-
burg, aud MIR. Bowen, Winchefter, sfe deilfed
TO pubhlh the above once a week tor Ten weeks
in their refpeeve papers.
Feb. ~. iawIoV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
THIS Is to gaUe notice,

That the iubfcriber hath Obtained,
from the Orphan's Curt o. Alexandra LoGny,
in the Diarief of Columbia Lettr of admin.
.fration, on the pettonai eitase Of Margaret Viii.
fon, late of the faid county deceaied all pefons
having claims againR he faid deeesfed, are here.
by warned to exhibit the fame TO William Cath,
and Abel Blakepey, with he vouchers thereof, at
or before the asth day Of Angaa aexf, fhey may
othcrwlfe be excluded by Law, from all bsnshss
Of the fad eixte.
Given uodsr my hand, this aslh day OF Fe.
bruary 1901.
All perfon. indebted to the e. d efase are re-
qnirtd to make immediate pavment TO the luDcn-
bers. who are fully empoWe ed to ieste the lad
ettatc,
William Cath.
Abel Blakeney.
Feb. ~. "a .5w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
aIfrsllorfa Dallp aobsrfissr.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27.

Is P We haze reeeiDed some remarks fGr0m
llgessrs. H26asaa, D4ndas, and Azexcndsr,
on Or. R0Se's publication on the 28d IN
-stant, aptica, fran tie pressure Of cthsy
matter, ne must POSTPONE Until tomorrow.
g The lines as 8 a Peace Offering to
the sui M5uatain Democrat on Weanrs-
aay.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27


,sr-tbe Mace. me- own fire.
tants 70 E'g'''. - my wife and children.
side, fsl who IS ius-
with one " ~ ~. ,,s .,.,,ntv az Afexan-
1 nee Of the psa~9 $, ,I,rA
,tria---the anne1 "as -
this gentleman 70 leq'''e a1su s,sss,,;,,.s
that the Dostor.s ~ ssss 80 -. ana
!, nothing san8al aasy ~ SSi 'ou'' $40. :
,r;;sh TO accompany All my seaseiisehsS VIZ
correspondent testimony as iaf % slc Id
.,rp Of the several facts VIII admit OF L, 1
ssvs prevailed on Mr.. Dnndas 20 iuTnisR
- ,,,;th the following certificate.
M
No. K.
IN Sunday morning che Ign tnss' on ny way
:. cburch fell in With Mr.. HOFFMAN psds Sne
~s,n-r Of King aad Royal Streets. ana rom
.ssoee walked with hlln on my way, whso 5os
:, his house he asked me 70 step m w,ea nm
s,w coutes, and he would 60 wIsh nc pars Of
8. way. I did so, aud a rev minutes dssf we
'r.,s seated. servang came INTO the room aau
',a Dr. Rose was at the door sni washed 60 sec
M, Hoffman the servant was desired 60 ask
80 n ,etor to walk ur, whIvh he imaediaSey
IA whea a conversation comalentsd ne iWeen inc
n.aor and Mr.. Hoffman on tie su9jrd OF an
geology the Doctor had made the esenin8 nc ana
e Isf Psyton were at Nj. HoHsnsn's house, aud
from what understood che Dosso' wished NJ.
s Mrs, Hoffman only, to which Mr.. Hoffman
,sanIa nor consent, observing that it would be
,eorrsct. bnt agreed 70 add 70 the letter that
he Doctor had also made an apology 70 Ms
Hoffman, who at this tine, or little 9sfore,
cane into the room twheIe she continued uaSsi
the Doctor went away.) ne Doesof h'aus se'lis
hesitation Al accepting this addloa, Du, a 'sas5n
agreed that s shou'o % s'"'su s ~ ~ ssm< ,,,-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
Dun.ries. FEB. III.
For Sale,

HOUSE GFd LOT, lotper end Of Prince
.as ihe lsan5 IS convenient TO the lhip9ng
s 40 e'.srs considerable advantages as tore o..
ss'a's ihep, ana Gao accommodate family.
Apply asshv lame to
!. Charles Douglas.
colin
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
Eyrat0 in Mr. HerbcYt's O,ation.

Six;hl. 81 par. col. Tor & diltinguihed,''
read dsaingay1<d.
Tenth l. for . to- read il.
Fourth par. I Ssh !. fos !" ats laaon, = read al.
fs14afiou.
Foutsh col. 46tn !. for 9 lsllsninatiiug,' read
ly1smaatiag.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27

FOR SAFE,
from eight to twelve hundred cords of
Excellent Fsye- Wood
from ten 10 twenty thouf'nd FENCE RAILS,
and a large gu nifty OF WHITEOAK and POPa
LAR TIMBER. None of thefe articles are
more than Two mics or two. and an half from
tide water. Thoic who win 10 purchaie viii
apply 10 the fubfriber in Prince George Couety.
Five miles from the City OF Warrington and A.
lexandria.
OueYton Carr.
Feb. az. III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
26th March. 1904.
Read, and ordered to lie on the table.
ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT.


ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT.
AtHcles c.rhi6ied By Me Hou8c If ReIre.
Seaiafives, If the y. Shates, in Ms name
Of Hemsctues and Of all The hcotie or me
UHited Sues, against Samuel Chase, one
of the associate .iusnccs Of The sn)1reme
court ofhc Un'.ed Stafes, tn maintenance
and s~tiort ofkteir imheachmcnf against
him. for high crimes and ,,.isdcmeanors.
Irficie / Thstunmiudful of the solemn
duties Of his Office, and contrary TO the sa-
cred obligation by which he stood bound
to discharge them faithfully and Impair
tally, and without respect to persons,"
the said Samuel Chase, on the trial Of John
Fries, charged with treason, before the
circuit court Of the United States, held, for
ths district Of Pennsylvania, IN the city Of
during the months Of April
and May, one Thousand eight hundred,
whereat the said Sanuel Chase presi4erl,
did in his judicial capacity, condua him
self in q manner highly arbitrary, oppres-
,iye and unjust, viz -
!. In delivering an opinion in writing,
N tbe question Of .Aw, Old the construct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Chairman oFrh@ Committee.

AFoRcE READ, attorney OF the Uoited
Stats of America in ard for the Della
ware disttcf. residing III the town of
Nv Castle in ih: said district aged
thirtv-seven wears and ups ards, being
pradaced, sworn and examined on the
annexed interrogatories exhibited on
tn part of the House Of Representa-.
Tiyss Of The seid United States, in the
mater depending before the commit
Tee OF the House of Representatives,
Instituted 20 enquire into the Official
Sondua Of Samuel Chase and Richard
Peters, esquires, or either Of them, rur
suapi 10 comm ssion issuirg forth IN
that behalf. directed To Nehemiah I'll.
tor and Archibald Alexander, IF the
county of New Castle, Gentlemen, or
ei'her Of them, before the said Archi-
bald Alexander, one Of The said com
Tnissioners--deposeth as Toilow-tb:
!. To the first interroratoFy this de
ponrnt saith, tina; he was present In the
et-iaGer Of district attorney Of the u.
ST. e. Of America IN AND Tor ths Della.
ware district, az circuit court Of tile said
United States holden 81 New. { aftle or the
twev.y seventh and twenty eighth DAYS Of
5u0 one thousand eight hundred, ~
an Cor the said district by, and before
Samuel Chase, one Of the Judges of The
suHr~me court Of tre said United States,
AM Cunning Bedford. district Judge Of
the United States aforesaid Cor the sad
disnnft.
g TO 'he second interrogatory this he.
bonent saith, that nc wa, present IN court
~ The FIRST day Of tie sold count mcnti
on IN this dcoonents answer 70 She first
sn'- ~ogatory, when 'he Grand Jury then
arf here attending. afer having received
a charge from the said Samuel Chase as
presiding iudgc, retired 70 their room,
AMI also when they returned 20 the bar Of
thr said court
10 the third intcrroEa'orv this de-
, orcn, eai'h, tia, tbe grand jury, through
\ 1r fo,eroan. upon being asked by the
81 he question stated IN tic 'h'rd inter
uoe.iorv. did snsweT, thai thcv had found
u .l,,lls 6 Indictment nor had any pre-.
sentments TO make.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

thereby degrading his high judicial huhe.
tons and tending to impair ,he public
confidence ln,, and respect for, the trbu.
nails OF justice, SO essential 10 the general
welfare.
.drticie vi. And whereas mutual re-
speG and confidence between the govern
rnent OF the United States and those Of
The individual states, and between the pec.
pie and those governments, Respectively,
are highly conducive TO that public bar
mony, without which there can be no p,:J-
iic happiness, yet the said Samuel Chase,
d!sregardlmg the duties and dignity of his
judicial character, did, at circuit court,
for the distrct OF Maryland, held at Bal
timore, in the month OF May one thousand
eight hundred and three, pervcrt his Off
cial right and duty to address the grand
jury then ami there assembled. on the
matters coming within the province ofthe
said jury, for the purpose Of delivering 10
The said grand jury an Incorporate and
'ntiammatory political harangue, with i'm.
tent TO excite the fears and resentment Of
the said g. and jury, and Of the good pco.
pie OF Maryland against their state govern
ment, and constitution, a conduct hiphIx,
eensurable in any, but particularly indie
cent and unbecoming in Judge of the SUI
| premc court Of the United States: and
moreover thnt the said Samuel Chase,
then and there, under pretence OF cxerc:s-
ing his Judicial right To address the said
grand jury, as aforesaid, did, in manner
highly unwarrantable, endeavor to exc,tes
The od'um OF the said grand Jury, and q
the good people of Maryland against the
government Of he United States, bv de.
lTering opinions, which even if the iudi4
cial authority were competent To their
expression, on suitable occasion and m
n proper manner, were at that time and az
delivered by him, highly indecent, extra.
judicial and tending 10 prostitute he high
JuaIc'ai character with which he was in
vested 10 The low purpose OF an eleGti-
oncerIng partizan.
And the House OF Represent tives. bv
Pfotestation, saving TO themselves the Ii.
berty OF exhibiting, at any time hereafter,
any farther articles or other accuss,;r,,, ~.
impeachment against the said San1;e1
Chase, aud also of replying To his answers
WHEN he shall make unto The said articles,
or acy OF ihcm, and OF Offering proof 10
all ard every he aforesaid ar 'cle., and %
all and every other articles ifslscaci merit,
or accusation Wlicn shall be exhibited nv
them as the case shsll require DO de,
mand that the said Samuel Cease NAV
De put TO answer the said crimes ard mis-
demeanors, and that such proceedings,
examinations, trials aid judgments may,
be thereupon h-,l ard given as are agree
able to Law and ius. cr,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
DOCUMENTS,

GccomhGnyiae she Rehort IF the c,H,mas,ce
appointed 10 e7,q,tirc info ne oPiziai con
dar' 9r SAMUEL CHASE and RIC'H
dFD PETERS.
(Con,iRWed.)
Tterrog atorcs exhibited On the part ofthe
House of Representatives 10 George
Rad, esquire, United States artotney
for he dis,riSf af Delaware, and Robert
Hamilton. ts7uirc, late marshal 1t tie
ssid district, in the matter depending
before the committee Of the House of
Repre- en.atiycs. instituted 10 enquire
into the Official conduct OF Samuel
Chase and Richard Peters, esqu.res, or
cithe~ OK ther0.
Were rou present at a Circuit court IL
Tire United state holden at Newcastle,
IL he month of u.e 700 or 1900, in and
for the diotr.S e Delaware, before Sa-
muri Chase, one % I've iuG-ee - ne ST.
p~emc court of the United state, and G..
Bcdiord, dis;ri6l Judge of the Tn "a States
for Delaware?
.. Were you present when he grand
jrrv "f'er having received a charge from
the g, I'D Samuel Chesc, retired to their
room and also when they returned to the
bar e tho cour'9
5. Ci5 th" said grand jury, through
their fcrsrnan. upon being asked ty the
e,ep,, of the sal court whether they had
any bills OF indictment, or prcs=ntments
To deliv-r to the said court, answer that
tilev had not2
4 Did the said Samuel q base, then and
there, in YOUR hearing, observe 20 the said
gran Jury, % That he had understood
that there was a great deal OF sedition in
that state; that there YVES very s.dit-
Gus printer, who resided in the town of
WI rington, and whose name wss"-
tb", checking, himself said)-" pc rhaps 1t
might be going too far to mention his
na,ne"--nr words to that etfe what
other words did he use ON tina; srbicct'
&. Did inc said Samuel Chase then and
ther. farther observe that he would not
cor .rnl 10 discharge the grand Jury on
fhat day, although solicited BY several so
e. 81. AID lid he direE them to attend,
or Xxi dav Cor the purpose of exam
ing file OF the papers published By The
said printer?
6. Did he also order the said dstri6} at
torucv 20 DrDcu~sle iiie ofthe said papers,
TO b laid before he said grand jury. and
were they procured by him and laid be-
foe item
7 80 be said grand Jury, on tho next
d. ,-tIrn into cont after having exam
fr- fe nf the said papers, without any
BIZ r.. n,eseniment, and we're they ,hen
disch1~g-d by the court?
r. % YOU know any thing further reia-
Is r. TIE conduit o( he said S Chase,
o. vor rccolleG a0v conversation on
a., -q're snbie q which took place in open
e., between The SAID Samuel C1ase and
III I'D Grand jury, or the said district at
rorncy. ot r'ihcr IT them
g, Rei.'e the sam. fully and at large,
as If you were thereunto particularly in
ferIoga'e6
10. Did he said Samuel Chase Get any
lin exuress his surprise at the conduct
Of nc said grand jury, and observe that
w f.. in he federal state of Delaware he
cou'd not get a sediiou. printer indicted,
IN Virginia he could not only get them in
eiEted but convicted and punished, or
~ords to that eGt6?
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Chairman of b@ COMMITTEE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
r T. r O r T

Or the Committee appointed to prepare
Articles of impeachment against Sa-
muel Chase, one OF the Associate Jus
tees Of the Supreme Court of the Unit
ed States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
LEXINGTON, (Ken.) March %.

Ii AiNI ON tKen.) March 90.
ON Monday last the Faye,,e circuit court
commenced its March session in this l. an.
Richard onlinson, who was indicted for.
rape, committed on his own neicc, was
found guilty. and sentenced TO ten years
imprisonment at hard labor in the peni-
Tertiary house. Public indignation vas,
perhaps, never more aroused than on this
occas'on.--Durrgthe trial the courthouse
was continually crouded-ahd Is hen the
jury brought in their verdiGt, burs of
applause Fesounded from every part oil the
house.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
ir5ter;ber offers TO fell a great BARGAIN +
that
VuIuabie Probertv.

Lying IN the city OF Richmond and oppoG.e Bvrd's
wareh0OieJ at pre'ens occupied ny MIR. Thomas
Burgcis-there is near "a ace OF land. aond
dwelling houfe, kitchen, &c. II /, eoniidrred 70
be ore of the heA RsDds in tbe civ for cavern
or grocery hore. Any perfon Inclined TO rurehale
VIII IN my abfenee apply TO Mr. Tboms. Bur.
gei'' or MIR. Louis Trnehcsft, who will new the
pTemiie' G " TRUEHEART.
hdSOrer comfy, Mnyc5 Z. 1a04 2,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

gccomtdnytas she Neisort Of the c'mn'i,tcc
Ghtoirfed N e7ig,iTc info ne oPi-iai con
d,,c' u SAMUEL CHASE and RICH
NED pEI'EPN-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13
Il Chea6 Baagaan.
TO IS SOLD,

Al THREE Rory new BRICK HOUSE,
Prince Street between Fairfax and Royal Streets
on the fsuth ti6e thereof, fecond door from Mears
Fewes and Asilirrs fore, and nexr adjoining Mrs.
Refer. The hvu.c Is IN an un6nihed fate, bnr
the doors. fsiles and sfelatFaves sc. are ali made
and at 4 fnslI rxpence may be completed, il is
anneccEary q give any tarther explanation, as.
any perfoo ine!ning 10 purchsse will naturally.
view the prem'f-s. Inc Ney is ia pofsiiion Of
Capr. C. Midnight the payments will be
made eaiy. Application 10 be made 70 the fab.
fcribtr in the City of Wsfhsngson, o. DIR, Thos..
TnpEc,s, Alexandra. II not fold at private fae,,
il VII be { IA az public yendur on the FRI f
MareS nsxs.
Clotuortky Sttbhcnfon.
Tvb. s. dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13

Ylir into tie III 60 4iitD ~
han restrain them, or abrid8e their A0er-
ty!--This also issa great evii unuei 'lie
sun. - ,,g
s&aoL ont. his snuff box---regaled his nos e
with a pinch---tapped the lid with his fnger
fhsn returning it into his pocket, SAID
with kind Of half groan - !,
q I'henwhat's tobe done - w nat stiasi
be said ?''s--
sftera minutes considerationhe started
and exclaimed, as if in pet with some
secession Of his own---" No, no NO
~ that went do---what seven or eight
millions oE cIod-pated Homes and MAD
e.Es, and ROGERS and StMKiNs let loose
in the shape of political tigers, to prey up,
On the accumulated wisdom and virtue and
nronerty of six or seven centuries.ln that
glorious island lit was evident be spoke OF
ENGLAND Clumsy farmers iiiterate me-
chanics and manufacturers, pir1-raasers,
needle-rnakers, button-makers and tinkers
--all at once heaDpn-50rn politicians, sitting
n divan UPON the intricate affairs OF Ea-
rope. Ridiculous, (cried he) ridiculous
---ay and pediculous. Horrible abezal-
nable! 3,
He cooled---rehected again---sighed, and
struck his bosom with his hand, as if in
self-reproach, for what he had uttered.---
+ Then looking up to the sky, with his hands
elapsed, said in deep grave tone OF de-
yotion, esGod, thou knowest my thoughts /!
lido / sin when swear that would ra~
ther live---I and mine who propose to wor-
ship thee---in the monarchy of France
were not Bonaparte the monarch. Wretch
ed, wretched fellow beings, how industri-
souslv do YOU work at forging letters Tor
rourseNes---like birds in net, decorating
your wings & encrushing yourselves worse
with Intellectual efforts to fly into freedom.
Souls and brains Of pancakes and fritters,
who know what government is, just as
much as cow of cleaning a watch, have
done. None of your new Iangles and fam
cies from the pigeon holes of Able Sieyes
---or ike the French you will get into the
trap Of another Bonaparte---and then"
---fIere / could not refrain from bursting
out in a fit of laughter---he was startled,
rose and walked off, and | never saw any
more of him.