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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
RECEIVED,

BY tie lca'r FIiiand and loop Unity, from Phi
ladelphia,
10 bis bottled Porter of doz. cash
40 DO. trong draught Beer,
80 boxes Spanilh Segars, and
A fnall Invoice Of Soal Leather.
On Hand,
Coffee in bags, Pennsylvania Bar Iron, round
do. hoop do. and nail rods, for ialc by
Daniel Mclean.
ian. 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
Teaching on the Plano Forte

The fublcriber respectfully inform
the Amateurs OF nuic, ,h4t he intends 10 .I',.
on the Forte Piano, Violin ard Flutc, n ~, ii
andria. Any pesfon wifhing 20 employ 0ip' NJ
plcafe to leave their name at the otilr; o.
Advertiser. and they will be viltei upon i'''
diatcly on his arrival in town. rp
George Tswn, FEB. s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
On the frlt day Of March next
WILL BE SOLD
A LOT OLE GROUND.

On Prince ifrees ore door welt of the H2a' 70
which Mrs. Porter, nov lives, between Koy"
and Pitt free;s, with all the Improvements tIi'''
on.
THOMAS PATTBM
January 4. zawt'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06

Paris, November 1s-s3.
Twenty men are alternately taken from
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23
COMMUNICATIONS.

Monday the 3oth uItirno, being the anniverfa-
ry of the cefion of the province of Louifana to
the United States was COMMUNICATED By the ci-
tizens Nof New-O Orleans, with unufiaI feftivity
and harmony gun rom the fort announced
the approach of this aufpicious day, and irnme-
diately every American veifel in the harbour was
decorated with the flag of the United States
AT eleven O'Clock the members of the munich
patty, and ufices of the Court of Pleas, the of
hcers of the regular troops, the Captains of the
refpeGtive yelels in port, and a numerous af-
femblage ofcitizens and nrangers waited on his
Execllcncy Governor Claiborne, to tender bin
their congratulations on the return of this ever
memorable day, fhortly after which the battali-
on of Orleans Volunteers, under the command
of Major D'Ofere, marched in regular order a.
long The treet contiguous TO the Levee, filuted
the Governor as they paged, aud marching a.
round the fquare Of the Priucipale, returned and
formed line in front 0fthe Government Houfe,
where the whole corps was reviewed by his ex-
cellency, who expreGed great fatisfaetion at the
promptitude with which they performed the va
rous military evolutions.
His excellency then retired, and after fhort
time returned, bearing Gandard Of the United
States, beautifully adorned with the American
Eagle, and other appropriate Embellishments,
the introduction Of which occaioned the mot
profound ilence in every direction. The vat
croud Of citizens who filed and fjirroundcd the
Government Houfe, impelled by fentfments of
refpea and veneration for the enfgn of liberty,
iayoluntarily ialutcd ii by pulling oG THAR hats,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

their more neceiitous neighbours. Equally
true it is that lat year they pillagsd the rich
fhrine dedicated to Imam Huiiein, grandfon of
Mahomed and after mafIacreing without diff
tineton of age or fex, all who fell in their way,
they loaded four thoufaud camcls with fpoils,
that perhaps the gresteft Victories have feldom if
ever conferred and that now inpelied by the
pride of propagating their opinions, they are
gone to rifle the treafure accumulated on the
tomb of MahoIned.
Is not tbs Saood 81 Wababi RE fame Ayabi-
an C6ist, sv6o zvas reported ftsee TIE date Of t;5
eeeon;t 10 race been aJa5inafed BY a Perfan
faidier?l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

Es!r0d 9fa letter from Mr.. NieBeib0uJs,i, ConGd
ftbe United Stairs, at Bremen, dated i7k6
Mareb, 1904.
The Duke Of luxembourg, whole dominions
moftly furround the mouth of the river Tabde,
has conlented to have buoys laid at its entrance.
which in confeGuerce have been fcnt down to-
day by the Chamber Of Commerce of this city.
Pilots are directed TO cruifs near Wangerode. a
fnalI ifand in the North Sea, in order TO watch
every yeflel bound to the Tahde.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

One very important la% was enaAed at the
Ian FELTON, OF the Connecticut Legislature enti.
tied 3" IN al TO- (ieHre TIE Freedom offbe PycG.''
This law authorizes the truth to be given in e.
violence, in all projections for libels, as a iuf-
LITIGATION. Only one or two of the Democrs-
nc members opPUed the pafiing Of this law.
The great body of them appeared, and Gome If
them declared thenielves to be, in favour OF It,
ard it is fuppofed that mot of them voted for
it. This is mentioned to their credit, as it
fhcws plainly their adherence OF the falihoods
that have been told 70 often, and with fuch eff
feet, by their party in the United States, FIR
ibis BIZ is eobicd qertafi,1 .fom tie ia4o eo0l-
n'onJ eailed tie SEDfTioN Law OF Congrels. ..
Cen. Cam0af.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23
WASHINGTON CITY, June IS.
April so.

Mr.. LIVIN STON having rcfgned the
place of Minifer Plenipotentiary to the French
Republic, GENERAL ARMSTRONG, of
New-York, we underfand, is appointed his fiIc4
cellor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

GENERAL WILKINSON arrived in this
City few days Gnce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

The Baron HUMBOLDT, accompanied by
MIR. Bonpland and NJ. Montufa, left this city on
"Wednesday for Lancafter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

MIR. THORNTON, Secretary of the Britifb
Legation, has left this city on his return to Eng
land.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

JEROME BoNAPAsTE and LADY arrived at
New-York on Tue(day lat, and will probably
embark in the Dido frig9te imme6iateiy..Tbat
they may leave the Hook without apprehension,
a pilot-boat was on J'uefday chartered to cruize
in.the offng, in order to diicover whether there
are any Britiih ihips Of war in the way.
". n. Her.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

The Goth OF December; day memorable in
the annals of the country. -
Louifana; the happinefs of its citizens, made
complete under the aufpices of wifdom, Liberty
and virtue.
The PRECEDENT ofthe United States his fer
vices will ever be remembered by grateful
people.
The Congrcfs of the United States refpeGf
for their authority, compliance with their laws,
and due acquiefcence in their rneaiures.
The heroes that fell in defence of American
Independence.
The memory of George Wilmington.
The army and navy of the United States !;
may their banners never be uifurled but to VIC
tory.
The Contribution of the United States may
it be fac1rdy maintained.
The heads of departments faithful to their
FRUITS.
Agriculture and Commerce.
The militia Of the United States.
The powers in amity with the United States
Good faith and juftice towards all nations,
peace and harmony with all, entangling allan
ces with none.
The American Fair.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

1t is with r1uch fatisfaction we advife the pub
lie, that the Poh Mater General, has made
contracts for the etablilhment of a LINE of STA
GEs for the more fate conveyance of the mail,
from this city to Cbamberlburg, and from Bal
tlmore and Philadelphia TO the fame place, and
from thence to Pittiburg. This arrangement
commences on the 1T of July.
Contracts have fkewife been made for the ef.
tablifhment Of a line ofnages from Richmond 70
Staunton, and from that place to Air Mount in
Virginia, making diftance of 23s miles.
The Figate CONSTELLATION, tire laf
vefel defined for the Mediterranean feryice,
left the Eaitern Branch on the nth infant.
As It is fit that public agents fhculd receive
cenfure, whentheirconduGl merits it, 70 it is pro-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-23

AT diuner given by number of gentlemen
OF New-Orleans to the American comn,inioners,
on Monday the 10th inf. DIR. Watkins, being
called on to prelide, delivered from the chair
the following addreis to the commifioners:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
--Hzp'Sa sa
NEW YORK, April II.

NE iSl>At hPih =, 49,,
We have been favored with copies OF L'''' >,
from gentleman in St. Pierres, Mafaniqa' y.
captain Peck of the big William, dated Mlrs'
ID and Is, fom which the following arc CO.
y,afts: .oo,
The brig Aetefs, of New York Wa =.
boarded the dayetter lhe left this port oy A ,T
privateer Drake, and fent to Dominco' wDt NJ
Che was joined by another orig, fappoisd 70 ~,
the Cleopatra, Stewart, OF Chatham Ano for
other American veGtls They were ORDERED
Antigua without having anchored at Dopf', he
] do not think they will be detained, unsn ~ il.
Judge vho is an upright mani has received Sr 70.
truttions, which i. hardly probable. Some s, sas
dh veGes have been captured, on thslf r. pea. e,o.
from. this po, by Englih men Of war, t dsd q, a
raios Of which FAY fhey have orders 20 .s1' &c.
il without determination. They arc ~" pda.
quensly before this port and the S0i''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
From the Federal Gazette.

Having observed in your paper dated
November 5th. 18o3,) relation OF the
success of an dkaA given internally as an
,antidote for the bite OF a bofsonoass snake,
and as it rs similar to circamstance which
came within my own observation about
thirteen months before, Of which then
made memorandum, now transmit it to
you for publication, if you think proper;
hoping, that the knowledge of such con-
curing cases may in some measure tend to
relieve the afflicted.
9Th month, 18Th, 1902.
This evening, about 8 O'Clock, was
called into my porch in great hurry to.see
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
PUBLIC SALE.

In purfaance Of a Decree OF the
Honorable the United States Court of the DIFF
triet of Columbia for the county of Alexan-
dria, will be fold at public fale, on the pre-
mites, for ready money, on Wsdnefdsy the
l6sh May next,
One Lot Of Ground
on the eaf of Water Rreet in the town of Alex.
aodria, containing a. feet II inches on Water
Greet, and = feet deep parallel With Prince
Greet, and birding on Walcs's alley. Alto,
ONE ANNUITY
OF q dollars per amman, payable half yearly,
atiGng out of a piece of ground on Royal Rrees,
on which there is a two tory frame houie, now
in the occupation of Mr.. James Scott.
The above property is fold to fatisly debt
due from Robert Meale to the eitase of Edward
Deneale, deceaied.
John G. Herbert L
Jacob Hoffman, 3Com'rs.
James H. Hooe,
April g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
From THE EVENING POST.
REMARKS

ON THE MEANS THAT HAVE WITH GREAT
SUCCESS BEEN EMPLOYED y SOME CA
SEES OF SUSPENDED ANIMATION.
By Charles F. Bartlett, N. D..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
Public Sale.

On the 18TH int. will be fold on the.
prcrsifes. Union Street,
A quantity Of BRICK &SIONE
the remains OF the Union Tavern, the properly
!. of the late VIM. Hunter.
Philip G. Maraeller.
April IL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
WILLIAM GORHa M
Wild Land tor oaie.

TOR fale, 1000 acres of Land, in
= townihip Number Four, in the feventh range of
nihp north of the W1tfo Patent, young and enter
prizing In this town there are feveral fet-
tiers, aw and grin mills, and roads accommodate
the iettlemen From this there good water con-
vcyAnce down the Ptcaaqu river the Penobcot and
70 to Bangor. The waters in this town abundantly
iupped with Fiji, fuch falmon, iha! aIcwivcs, SC
where they can be taken in great quantities.
Likewiie, 5000 acres in townihip Num-
Der Two, in the third range which will be fold by the lot
quantity will ben lut the purchaler.-This town is
twelve miles from Bangr which there twenty even
fctlers; everal farms under good cultivation two cr
mills one law mill and another to be bu this feaion -
Liberal credit will be given.
Likewiie, in townihip Number Four, 4th
range north of the Was Pafeni 5000 acres to feers
Amy number of young who with to have good farms
aud liberal terms to make paymen', be fupplied with
this la act quantity of Land, where they win
in os of two hundred through which there
a county road. and feveral fettlements begun
Each of the towns adjoining have fclements begun
and families thereon this town is between 40 and 40
miles from Bangor.
Likewiie, in that much noted and -four
Thing town. Number Three III the Sth range called Lin.
coin rswn $40 of the choicc Land in faid town
htuated landome lwe OF Land which affords view
OF ieveral towns in the vicinity within mi cs of
good Jaw and grit mill there fevera roads oueh
laid town, and county road laid through lad
land, leading to Bangor About 80 fettlemcnts in fd
town have been begun within two years. mott of which
have families them.-Anv pericn perions who with
have good land well tuacd for FARMS near naviga
ton, be fupped with the fame. An unIoubted title
will be given the conditions of fttlement being per-
formed Fol further particulars enquire of Mo iES
HODSDoN, after the fra of June, KsHhGeag Pa".aisn
Ba.goy; of ANDREW STRONG, his attorney
reGdng in townihip No. 2, sd range.
Portland, NAV 28, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

,ehorizlhg land warrants 10 be idued 10 hrn for.
ihe number of acres above mentioned i'll amy
part OF Louliiana TO fatlsfy ting hrit grant,
land could not be found worth moe than a
dollar an acre, under the exiting proviou
futh can be obtained as is worth between &c
and 20 dollars an acre. the grant of couiir
VIII amount to more that 90 900 dollars.
.Tsrome Bo.apayte has returned to Philadel
phla from New ork. lie has recently re-
ceivei dipatches from France.
nunher of counterfeit Bank Bills have recently been
aetsct at Baltimore, and pclous lnppofed Rave
bren the counterteiters concerned with them have
Been imp7oned One calls himfef lame: Iobn. ppears
20 have cone from kentuky and is eenteel ap.
te2tance and alere, 'be felt bills of the
Baltimore. Alex ,ndria and United states Banks
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
DIN.

In this town, Mr. Jacob GOULD, formerly of Wey-
mouth, in the Both year OF mis- age. Favored with a
found mind, and iweet difpohon, through the whole
coure of lite he poble pattern of fidelity in all he
focal relations He tender and Affect rea.
tive; pesfsnt and kind neghbor; given hopality
lover of good An exemplary dfcpe of the Crois,
walking in the order and faith of the gofpcl AS the
morning. meridian of his life dedicated pety
tan regnation, and iss coe triumphant in the bright
hopes OF a befled immortality
Mrs EL,zAKerH PARraiDos, aged Al, wife of Mr.
VIM PA native of England.
AT Gray Miis AsIoML Low, aged II, daughter of
Mr.. N,eho as Low.
In Canada capt ]. Bic BovcHErrr late commander of
the Marine department on lake Ontario faithful officer
and long in the iervice of his Britanc majeRy.
AT Norb'npfn IN. j. U&IlH WooLNAN, aged 7o-a
worthy member of the iocicty of Friends
In S.stian1, Mr.. THOMAS PAGAN, of 81. 1oba,N B.
Msiaa.boy Sue1,.-A letter from Gentleman at Tops
ham. dated lah Saturday, iays. very melancholy G.
vent took place in town this morning Mr. Rsmb5yy
7bomsn, eu of the late Gen. Thomfan pus per cd 70
his exiGence by difcharging smuiket the muzze of
which placed under his chin, little upon tie left
hde. His head literally blown to pieces, and the
contents OF it fcsttered the iaw the body
La few moments after the deed done-a fpectacle
ockng in the extrcmc-He has been ubject periods
of mental dcrangt for fome years pa. The coro-
nors nquea had the body who reported that he
came by his death by infantry. HE was 50 years OF age
aud of kind and 90 gng doipoton, noffenfve to ALL ex
ceg in his periods of derang ement He left wife IN
the anguh of indefcrbable woe. and two children too
young to realize the calamity"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
Engliih Grammar School.

A YOUNG gentleman, who is qualified to
teach Fngliih Grammar School, &c, and can
procure good recommendations wes to take charge of
iuch chool. Singing School may alto be taught if
defred For further information and terms, apply to
SAMUEL FREEMAN, E(q in Portland.
Poytlan3 Nav IA 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
TIE Horfe called FARMER, will cove,

l. this feaion Conway, and on every 1huriday at
Fyyag Corner, the of Ten Dollars eniure. Five
Dollars for tn fealon aud Two Dollars and half for
leap The above is full blooded Eneih horie fred by
the celebrated via dr. and of of the RSnr breed.
He landed at Portland, the 18th day of May init
His Cots are famous for being large and beautiful.
May IA, 1904. EBENEZER HATHAWAY.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
Il GOOD CRANCE FOR PURCH4S sRS
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC YENDUE

On Tburfa!y, tbe l4tb Of June nest at 10 o'eloek,
at tie C0DsJi4a ToVsra, PoNTLANn;
THE following LOTS Of. LAND-vIz.~-
4 About ~ acres, lying the weneFy Gde of The
road leading Srosdwater, the fouthsry hns Mai
MeLAaut paure, carrying The width OF 80 rdds to he
channel in Fore River Said land is laid in o9 houe
lots plan of which may be feen -
AJs, About SO acres of LAND, in Fahnoutb.
Gtuated the road leading from S,oa!gpr, 10 SAccara
pa we'll calcu ated for vatuahlc farm ,uaed wilma
four miles and half of Po,tlga!
dIfo, 200 acres of valuable LAND in Ninabam,
which convenient honle and bsrn, young orchssd
of $50 trees Said fern yields about &C Fnsh hay
is well fupplied with pafuie 80 of which vA'u-
able growth of wood and timber aud is wthn miles nt
Portland Said farm viii be fold together, ia part as
may fut purchaiers
.4j6, 800 acres of LAND in Rama7aa,. viz
No 4, in range S-No IS il range 10, No & 9 is
range H. No 10 and in range IA, Ne IS & S in rsuen
a. SAID los molly coveted with white oak rimtvre
The conditions OF fse, which fail TO pesie with
more particular deerp''on, may be known by Ppy.ng
TO SAMUEL 4IUTTs.
port!aaf AesR IA {c's)
40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &c emitted this DAY, CaII 3. aIea
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

FRESH CORN and FLOUR,
For fale by Jofeph MLean and Son, No.
10 Long wharf. Nay 2S.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
A5ar.Jeb,

Deacon ANDREW CosB to Mifs II 4NNAH Fowler.
Mr. DAVID L. BRADLEY to Mrs. ELIZA Nc DONALD.
Mr.. JosEPH NORTON to Mifs NANCY WHITMoKE.
Mr. WILLIAM II. Foster, formerly OF B9aon, to Mils
BErsEv HARpING of Gorbam.
Mr.. JEREMIAH Frost to Mifs HANNAH HicoiNs. All
Gorbam.
AT Keuusbnak, Mr.. lanes WAKEFIELD, to Mns HAN
NAH TAYLOR. MIR. NAHUM WENTWORTH to Mls IT,
EusssLL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
p =: 3
ssH1 80 49,
PORT OF PORTLhND.'

THURSDAY, Nay a. arrived, fch, Anna, capt.
Ierril. DAYS from Nrofok May e, fpoko in HAmp-
Roads, feb Polly Blanchard Of Newburyport, ihip
Dive Branch, L'Briton of do ich Sally, Pearfey, OF
soton. ~.
Ship Amira, Slower, has arrived in Hampton roads r
London
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
tOk oALE

~ ~ - MI
lit Public Au7ien, on Friday tie '5h day Of
Tuue nfst at Boqpdoinbqm, On Kwaeies ripe,.
4 Good double SAW MILL, with a CONF
"a peat I,t OF iron Geer good pair, sGih alt the
priveuges and sppuren thereto belonging the prop
e,ty of Ezra Wbh"y, Of Bottom, baakrupd-'a On
the premes where the conditions Willie made kIown.
usder inltruelons from his aiiienec.
BFNIAMIN FMMONS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

The iprng term of the Supreme Judicial Court is now
fitting in this town Chief Jufice Dana prehdes The
Allocate Judges Meirs Strong, SeqeaR aud Tba'ab0
On opening the Court the Chief Juace delivered char
the Granl Jury in his ufua i,e OF e gance and per-
fpicuity md which founded on thole found pruci-
pies of reaion and law which have 70 long and 10 emil
nentIy marked the character ofthe man-The Rev
Mr. Kellogg addreed the throne of grace in pertinent
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

1t is maxim with the jacobins, that lie 7UR fodf' Is
good be truth They accordingly ahert that MIR SuRiVs"
has majority Of 81 in this Dtrct Our latem ent
gives Mr.. Strong majority of sSS.-A few days will
bic obtain official aat ement, which think will
not materially differ from
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

q, rtiencns, &c emitted this day Gail b.
ded to in next.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

ed, rerhapsi, might he neritorious. But no !;
It is only introduced as an humble adulation of
a man, who has long Guce iurvived reputa-
ten which he had falfely aeeuired-to hide,
behind LILLE empty pagentry, conduct which
iei-rves the higheR reprebenGon- farce, to
please the fancy Of the people, to draw off :hcir
enquiries from the real fate Of our country
in fact to make Us inenibe to our dlgrace {;
and by dcltroying the fma remains of public
fpirit among US, to break completely an already
" bruifed reed"
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enquiries from the real fate of our country
in faft, to make Us inienlihle to our diigrace
and by dearoying the fmall remains of public
| tpirt among US, to break completely an already
g bruiied reed"
| GoUeynor M'Keu,-s We obferve, with re-.
greet, Gays democratic paper of PHILADELPHIA
that, in the toalts drank by the Tammany So
cety, and two other ahociatons, on Saturday
lah, the venerable name of M'Kean was
FORGOTTEN His friends feel this marked neg
leet, and will remember it,
In reply to this fentence, Duane has given
half column of fiat, vapid fluff, probably in
tended Tor wit. lnltead of apologizing for o.
hitting, Oh that location The name of the Gov
ernor, his remarks. while they clearly prove
that the omlilon was intentional, aud greatly
to the premeditated indignity. Onc of the
ahociations, guilty of the omiilion, is the repub-
lican Greens, commanded by Duane himfelf.
While they " remembered to f0rIef" the name of
their own Governor they did not '.,torget II
remember the Governor Of the fate of New
York. When, therefore, all thief. circumstances
are put together, and when it is recolle6ted
that this fame Duane has repeatedly pour
ed forth the viielt abufe on the character of
Mr.. M Kean, the omillion mutt be pronounced
" marted negle7 and the inhabitants of
Pennsylvania, who efeem and revere their ven-
cradle Governor, maf and i" 1vW remember it. "
We coniider this omiflion as a difhonorable
and grovelling attempt to wound the feelings
of Gov. M Kean, and as part of a iyitemat-
ic plan of Duane, and his ambitious ohociates
TO deltroy the character of their executive, and
of every honeit, firm and independent man in
Peniylvania. From the moment the Govern
or varied from the line drawn by Duane. this
oficlous, affirming foreigner has fought his ru
in. When the Hon. Mr.. Breckenridge, a
friend of the Governor, dared to fupport the
dignity of an impartial and independent Judge,
his character was doomed to deltruaion. And
now the fame arrogant diltulber of fociety has
marked out, as the next victim. the Attorney
General, who is perhaps, the mott intimate
friend the Governor had in the fate. The
"people" will not long fmile on thefe mi
qutous meaiures. The villains who pr oje6t
the movements in fecret, and the mifcreants who
conduct then, in pubic, will become the OBJ
jet of public deteitation and abhorrnece. The
gallows, that has been erected for Mordecai,
will be made an initrument of torture and of
death to Haman.-ibid.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
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