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Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
Book Binding Manu1actury.

FOHN PRATT, RESPECTFULLY informs his
y friends and the pubic tia, he has Removed from
the PookRore OF Mr. Daniel Johnton, and taken a
Chsab-r Owe Mr. D Bryents tore, Fifhfreet, d.
It ay oppoi the NJ iue Frs end Marine Cfle, where
be intends carrying The
POOK-BIN DING BUSINESS,
in Il its vsri1ls bras,h,s
Account Books, Of any Gze ruled and bound to
any pat err, Ru "A, VeIun common Binding, IA
the nestclt manner and the fhoEte1 notice.
ALO
Pocket Books and Back Cannon Tables, made
ana repIed ahove. The 1sNaea favors .rsefully
ceved ii ,tendel to with punctuaity ant di patch.
go,,f,rg 4brJ a.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
INTERESTING DOCUMENT:

The great pre of local and fcesneous for foe
weeks paR, has prevented before gratifying the read
Of the Gazette with the following ntereGng details
mand OF Commodore PRE1LR The facts hatter-
ing the feelings Of Americans to be recorded IN
cry print in the union,
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
FURS WANTED,

TOR which cath and the highef price
skins. ana ali kinds Of hippng S< Hating EURS BY,
ABJAH CHcEVER
No. I. A44Jy'5 R'zD AIFtde 81, esf Porllai.
Dec. H. (tm)
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
CLHZING . F11NLIGHT MAKING.

CAMUEL .STAPBlRD, Ref e&Fully N
form, has friends ID the publ that he has reno 'ed from
The G1op unJ Union School, 10 UHl'n street 20
No, 1, Jone' Pow; where
CLHZING FANLIGHr MAKING
IA their rent br4nch-s, executed by Tim win
neatnefs aa4 difpstch.
All puactua " attended 20, and the im4heh Ia
eors gratefully aeknow edged.
ISyI s,
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

Tickets and Quarters,
IN the AMO5KEAG CANAL. LOTTERY.
L which commences drawing on the IS / It,
Atso,
TICKETS IN THE SOUTH-HADLEY Ca.
NAL LOTTERY
FoR SAFE. AZ the PORTLdND, BooX STORE.
Br DANIEL JOHNSON.
PsysaaI, dPyi 3.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
MU KETS.
AARON FITZ,

FISH SIRE ET, fgn Of The Trunk, next
door to the Maine fank has tor fal5 CHEAP for CASE,
Mulkets Wit B ne S,
Cl,rd7 yee Btyonet Belts, &c.
knapflcks Balls. FEnts,
PriUinl Wires and BrUlhes'
accor rtlng TO Law.
Oficers' Sword Belts
- Military work made at the {horteit
notice. %byH22,
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

HALF of Dwelling houfe, pleafan,ly ftu-
J. Aated IN Notwithstanding 8 rooms,
good cellar, and garret.-Inquire OF Thomas
WEBSTER mil D
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

TNHE rubrcriber has for private iale at
his .fs7isa Room Fo,e street head Of Ing aham 5
wharf
a6 bae. Of GEESE FEATHERS, Of goo5
Tou ,lity containing from 5, 20 100 lbs each
Mancgany SECRETARIES & ~A&O IAhL1S'
Common dining & Card do
A few Calks RAIslNS,
Scme CUTLERY & HARD WARE,
PEa;ed HATo IND COTTONi, NDANNA
HANDKERCHiEFa, &c at reduced prices, for a'h.
N B. Al caEGsnmcnts her TOR puhlc Of private
fale will ne fait.tuly attenIcd 20, by tae pu ic :
xoR humble servant,
psytLs4I bril- e 1905
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-23
EINLAY & COOK.

- INFORM THE PUBLIC,
That they have juR received from London, via
+ Baltimore, "a FINAL but well chofen collection
of ENGRAVaNGS, from the beR European
s artifts, and which they pfefume are hyperion
s to any now offered for faIe in Alexandria:
3 Amongf tbeft qvorks a'x--
]. As;fublime approximation Of the. lait
Supper, from painting by Wet, hiRorical paint.
er-so the king of England.
!, The Redeener, by Miller.
: Saint John, by the Rev. w. Peters, Rector.
I. A tull length Portrait Of Lewis the FIFTEENTH,
in his robes Of fate, BY collet, painter to the
unfortunate king.
!: The Ale oufe Door and the Hay.Markst,
with few more Fancy Pieces.
Thy bave, AezU;le, brofattd5, fyam PHILADELPHIA,
; afe0O Copies the
POLYGRAPHIC PAINTING,
( Lately introduced in America
They coniift Of beautiful allegorical defgnto
the memory of WASHINGTOkl, and Portraits,
of Mr.. and Mrs. WASHINGTON.
: BURNISH and OIL GLIDING executed
in the beR manner and Frames for Paintings
Engravings, Needle. Work, &c. &c;
: King .areet, A'exandra, Z:
Z. July g. 2aw3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-23

of their chooling. And pray is not
this the very fate ola people without
government. Theie vefels go to St.
Domingo !; it, they return, govern
ment exaes duties on the cargo,. as
well as on thoie which are protected !;
it they are phndered,or captured, con
demned or deltroyed, government re-
Jules allrelationihip. This isone fea
tureain the administration ofsMry Ief.
ferion, which we preiume, every man
OF ienfe and information, mutt con-
denim as weak, unjuit, and difgraceful,
and tending to defroy that confidence
in government, 70 etential to the hap
plnels Of the country,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-23

Tnthis fate New York this power
is vefed in aielect body, Of men COM
poled of the executive, by.which is to
be underaood the governor, the chan
cellor, and the Judges, and called the
council of reviGon.. This is certainly
better than velting that power in amin
diyidual, if it is neceaarv to inyelf it
any where. But. it. is direct contra
diction to themaxim fet up, that thoie
powers ought to be kept ieparate.; for
here theexecutive and the judiciary arc
unitedsinto one power, acting legiaav
lively.
When wes fee maxims that. fail in
psactile, we oughtAto so to the root and
examine if the maxim be true. Now
il doesenor fgnify, how many nominal
diviGons, and, ,lubdivihons and clal-
iifications we make, for the fact is,
there are bat tuu6 povers IN anyEg oosrn-
meal, the pover Of uilliags or eaaa-
ing the lavs, and TIE 9osdsr, Of exse4-
ing them for what is called the
judiciary is branch of executive pow
er; it .executes the laws; and what is
called the exeeutiv., is, fuperintend.-
ing powerto fee thatthe laws are exc
cnted. Commop Ssnie.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-23
CzAROLINEM IL i s s;
FOR SHE.
WILL be fold at pubtie aldSsomss

WILL be fold at, public alsonAs
w thep.su,,fes, on the ad dsy.of the 9Th J;
month, (Sep!smter) ness "a Msgehaat. and coun.
try Mill, with 10 acresof land, Cd (Which arc !
fuficienc houes for the accommodation OF mIl!ess i
and others. hiuate OIL eriyer. Rappahapnock, !.
about two miles below the town ofPort Royal, !.
on a ffeam Of water Efficient for three water /;
wheels and four psiI,of Aanes, at almoa all Tea.
lens Of the year is in the bclf wheat county )
perhaps in the fasc,. ahe.eina colapstition casa
be:dreaded and is on tide,wsfes.s
The Merchant Mill shasetwo; over.
fhot water wheels and three pair. OF Eve feet (
Barr herssrwirh every apparatus for manufattur.
ing flour to the bef advantages. IS capable OF 4
making ten thoufand barrels Of aour annually. !,
The Country Mill is nearly ;adjoln-
ing tn. other, has one oyernot water wheel, and
one pair of se feet Burr Ssonss, is ,iurrpppded i
by wealthy farmers. WHO have iargs fasailes and {
il known tina. the prohia+ ariGiag tron, this i
country MIL alone Will more than+ pay the. In
te,eR of The money, the whole is fuppofed ITO be
worth, in flort this whole property is thought,by !,
Judges to be tn: maa valuable cfathe kind in the /.
Gate Of Virginia and is fold in ;confsqacnce OF )
the death OF Aquila Janney, to eeable the fub.
lcriber cofetbe concerns Of tIS late partnsr..
Ahip of Aquila and Eliala Janoeys.
Terms of iale will be: one: fourth.
in cah, or an approved negotiable note at Gxsy.
days. the balance ID shee equal payments, ar FIX,
nine ard twelve months, bearing intefef from !.
the day ,of.!als, and lobe fccured in fuch manner
as may be determined on ard made known at thsS
time and place of fale.
ELISHAs JANNEY,s
Sarwylng Pagtner:
{. 9TH mo. a,d.; aswd'
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Diara Of calam5ia-to qvn :
2aw 3w

4, DifyilF of .Colum6ia--to zvt
5xxTHEREAS GEORGE, w. PoLLock hath,
w. BY his petition in whiting, applied to the
hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh, oae of the afGfant judg.
60 of the circait court of the dii1ft of Columbia,
20 be adfnit.edto The benefit Of the ats of Con-
greis for thesreief of iniexent debtors within the
diafia slorefaid, and has fased therein that he
is in actual confinement in the Jail of Alexandria
county, at the (uit of Hugh Barr and bcirg an-
able to aicharge til. fad claim with others againf
him, has offered to deliver up to the ule of his
creditors all his property, real, perfonal or mix.
ed Ngrrs is tbs,efass giOtus TO the creditors Of
the aid George W. Pollock, that ON Monday,
the 2eth inR,nt, between the hours of 10 and
r. o'clock, at the court hou(e, in Alexandria,
the cath of an infolxens debtor will be admihif.
tered to the faid George w. Pollock, and a truf.
tee appointed agreeable to the faid at of Con.
gsefs, unlefs csuls be .hsn and there hewD to the
contrary.
By order Of the bon. Nicholas Fitzhugh,
aGltant judge Of the circuit court Of the
diRria of Columbia, this 73d day ct Ju-
", 1905.
1,,,v,a cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-23
From the Bottom Rebertoty.

From the Bottom RePeftofy.
s While We have. been laying before
the public variety of documents, re-
latise to Mr.. Ieferfon's private cha
raeter, and have neceHari4y drawn one
of the darkeif pictures that civilized To-
ciety can produce, our political oppo-
nents have not ceaied to ahert, though
in the face oftruth and their own re-
cent complaints, that we have attack
ed his private character, becaufe we
were compelled to approve of his pub
lie mealnres, and of decentralization
in, general.
+ This, unfortunately, is not the cafe;
would it were 70. Nor was it faid with
ATTY other view but to divert our atten-
ton, and refcue the s. greatef man.
|" the immaculate, 3lous and exemplary
PleGdent" from the laih of public juf-
tice, the we'll, merited AlaeerGt,ons Of the
spfels.
B But feelit duty now to return
TO the difrefes OF our country. In
the days of Warrington and Adams,
our commerce either Aoated fecurely
TO every part Of the world, or negocia-
ZION for redrefs ,followedeinjury, or the
@arong arm efthe nations was extended
for the protection of the property Of its
citizens. Never, never was,the COM
merce of the United States in fuch
fituation as at prefent. Our vefiels
ale Wondering, cargoes perifhing, and
individuals, feamen. andS merchants
linking into povertyin Tortola and O.
Their Englifh ports. The.French exer-
cile raj acity not lefs ferocious and
vindiefive, than when~we were at war.
!Commiflioned and aforementioned
CRITTERS, either plumber our country
men on the high ieas, or conduit them
into port, where with mock trial or
perhaps with none, they arerdefpoiled,
and turned out like Migrants, depend
cent on hofpitality for the means of,re-
turning to their natives. country. In
Guadaloupe, as appears by very recent
accounts, fome Of our countrymen are
fuRering, in loathiome prllons, worle
treatments than Englih prifoners. of
war.
The whole trade ofSt. Domingo is
Il f
in a:mof perplexing and unprecedent-
ed iituation., Our government, IN
iome meafure, eountenances the trade.
to. that country. Ouryeifels arezfuf-
fered to clear at our Culfom~houles,,
for, and to enter from,its ports, And
while the nation is deriving a~largerin.'
come from that very commerce, thote
who proiecute it are treated like
pirates, ande not a CLEAN of hope APP
pears, that redrels will ever be obtain
ed or even fought.
Here is mott ifriking proof of the
imbecillity of the adminifration.-
Does not common fenfe fay that the
trade ofSt. Domingo ought to be for
hidden or protected? 1t is faid our
merchants may go or not; the rak is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-23
MILITIA FINES.

THE fubicriber having been apS
pointed Collector Of Fines for the I'd Legion Of
Militia of the Diftria Of Columbia, wilIproceed I.
Immediately to collect the fame, aswell as thole.:
hot collected by the late Collector
WItLgAlN4Aiy
/. July g. DIST
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DR.. HAL u.
9TH mo-. 2sd.

: q ;. ~ . - z : ~ II =
zLIAS REMOVED to the houfe formerly oe.
u i cupicd by .Jobs ovtraHas a avetn;-..
where he hopes. by an attention to the duties Of
his profemon to merit continuance OF confidence.
$ July 81, O.
n The fnali Houfe. he lately Occur
pied as lhop, IS TO Rem T; J, poasfion will be-:
given Immediately.
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p'' fElygsasGS Gazette.
fam Tsonas Paire's Nsu r,
% II,' : d51rsls, LATELY p1a!slaea'
i ''' Il N,p York c'''1sa q
J. G,cceaion of contributions; and
8 s.Al;s charaalcrs, is likely to be as
i psS flaws the Bottom Gazette and.
l.r ''Iat sy TO the body polite, In
a. =. ronntry, as it was in France, un-s
w. u II inventive reign Of the4Abbe
= S.,ss Mr.. Randolph IS. employ.
'ssbout the contribution of the Us.
!, a;;,.d stases, which is.moa certainlys
1 d.aned, under the (pecious pretrext
/ + p,,ndnsnts, Is be totally chang
4 s1ia form andsfsature. The Aurora
\ ~,nis pepairing anew garment to
soyer,6e.nakednels of Pennlylvania;
! s.d Tom Paine, who has grown tir-
dOf the. calm Of peace and natl
/ on,I tranquility. is now laboring to
sondcwn the iancfuary of laws in
New York, that. he may. have. the
pIealure 81 witnefhng the confudon
oe tongues in eretfing new one
The motives which aetuate the two
former are fel6ih and mercenary );
but the latter is governed by thofe
principles Of diGnterelfed sxPerimeat-.
slthilet6phy which have always cha-.
raaenled. his conduct, and which
teach maa TO queltion the good
which is before him, and to marca
on I'LL the Serfsa bertsaabiliyof 60
gernment is obtained. In the hrlt
addrefs of M. Paine TO Fhe people
Of New York, (which he calls an
Eday on Governments, Contribute
0nsand Chsraeters he fays-
The people Of Pennsylvania are, at
his time, earneltly occupied on the
hbJsaof calling a conventionto re-
gile their fate contribution, and there
IAN be but little doubt that a reyifioa
sneceaary. 1t is a contribution, they
Jay, tOfthe emolument of LAWYERS.
Iths happened that the contributions
u 1.-The itates were formed before any
experience had been had or could be
lad onthe representative lyltem Of GO
eminent; andi, would be amlracle in
lunan affairs, thai mere theory with
'ut experience, Mould fart into per-
eclon at once. The contribution of
New York was formedsas early as the
ear II, The fnbiea. thar occupied
md sngroRRd the. minds of the public
'l 'as' ame wasthe- revolutionary war
M bliihneneofi independence,
10 10 order to- give eae6t9tothe decla-
au0n Of independence byscongpeis. lie
: nseeiiary that the: itates feveraEly,
'Ou ! make a praetieahes beginning,
Is ei'aOiiihing fate contributions and
w % tine and experience for inn
J 'vseiaent. The general defea in all.
n soaltltutions is, that they arc mo-,
.aca 100 much after the fyftem, if it.
= CIV 8 cahedaiyfem, of the Englilh1
~ which in pracace is the
~ ~ corrupt iyRem in exiRenee, for it
eruption lyaematifed..
), ~ :. Idea ALTO generally prevailed at
j a u OF keeping, what were cal
: ! n e lesiilatiye. the executive and
y JUDICIARY powers, difinct.andfepa-
~. l'om each other. But this idea
,d;.. . correct or not, is always con-
!, g IN practice; for where the con-
~ governor, or executive, is re-
h. a . an act before ii can become
ss e., Y where he can by his negative.
.c,p;. act Of the Legislature from
H. 3 q law, he is efFectually a part
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MINOR THEATRE:
AdiOining Mr. BoGAs's. Garden.

Mr.. MAGINNISS foiicits the pa,
tronage Of the LADIES aud GRsrbsMlN Of
Alexandria ard its vicinity, for TUESDAY
EVENING, July IS, 1906. to rarity ef'
En.ertaiuments, as will be expreaed in the bills.
of the day--and at. the fame time anures fhem,.
nothing lhall be wanting to render them both
pleaang and infruetivs.
July IL. e
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Purj1lant TO a Decree

Puyuant TO a Decree
Of the Honorable the United States
Ci1cuir Court ofthe Difttitf of Columbia for
the county of Alexandra, between Peter Ca.
hall and catkarinc his wife, compliments, and
Rpber. and Wale,r Alexander, defendants,
WILL BE SOLD;n
at the houfe OF Mr., Thrift, ON the lands of
Robert Alexander,- near Alexandria, known
by the name Of Abingdon;
SO much of the LANDS.
OF the faid Robert Alexander, which was vii.
" led to hin by bis father, Robert Alexander,
deceafed, will latsfy and pay one moiety Of the
fam Of three hundred and thirty thres dollars and
thirty three cents, with legal intereR thereon from
the fra day Of December, 1894, till paid and
one moiety Of rhe COTS OF fuit. The iale to take
place on the l6tb day Of Aags9, at eltFDfs s'e!aeS
in be forenoon Of that day.
PETER WISE, sen. 8
JOHN c. VOWELL, )
SIMON SOMERS, }
Tuly % law5t
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CAPT. EDMoNDs;

One half her freight being already engaged,
the remainder will be taken on moderate terms.
She has good accommodations+fo for paaengen.---
Apply TO
Bayhe 6 Cartwright, OF
The Captain on board at Haipef's wharf
July zs. d3s
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PUBLIC SALE.

To be SOLD. at Public Sale, for ready money.
!, on MONDAY, the 18th of Augua, next,
7he HoM}e and Let
Lately occupied by MIR. Altxdsdtr Htadtgloas.
adjoining the town OF Alexandria.
e The, iale will take place on the premilsss
at one o'clock, P. M.
July IL. DIFF
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TO BE HIRED.

Br THE 7,EAR OK MONTH;
&. A flnart, active Negro Boy,
About IA years ofsge-APply to che Printer.
Jan- 8. cos
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s. !, that ae are TO dread
Efp'ssI, l Il : eonfsqaeaces 70 Eu ]
4, sppIoasninoSo rIelyes. If England
n nos s e France; if Germany,
|sJ 70 ma denmark : were iubJugat-
..lcn ana mould we not pray for
blo bn'a ~ arms Of France; lhoald
ebsssp . s.; Il in the itrength OF a
I = = ,,s---iIl the all gfalpiag ann
| q ~ =, 2sgls power q ould'be curb
|p0p . ! balance Of European pow
la .a. 90 Certainly we fhouid.
a'' KsrgiaSas Gazette
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-26


scdl,;ous also an>FcArry with them e
tcrnAl evidence at AN intent IN TINS
ltpond,nt to excite s. dl1Icn, either A.
g,im>t the state OF gen, raj government, ne
is contrn, TO bc found gIIltE.
In making lhjs examination, lett be
born in mind, hat to oppose a dePend-
my measure, BY avourlng to cen"
vince the public that it is improper and
"ugh, nf, to be a,|ppted ortO promote
tbs repeal OF a law already past, by en-
deavo'un & to on,inCr the public, that
ii ough, to be repealed, and that such
men ought to be elected to the l'g''iA.
tur. as will reFeal it, t" att, mrt III hne
the correctness Of public measures, bv
Arguments tending TO show the I'M roper
nI,urr, rr destructive tendency; never
hA, b., or an be considered IS stdltl-
on, IN any Country, whore thc prlnN-
Pies of law and liberty arc respected ;
vt I'll, prayer and usual eNrItlse ct
that II~ht q men ami spec h, witch
t"n>ntu',e tn, ";s l"HaI>hWg feature ct
I've s.>,rnm, Mt. - The abu>t Of ,hi> Fti-
~r''y,, Nv writing aud. puIi>inb a.
iA,N n}t,4'l"un I.,'>, huu,.s, with int, Mt
to t.,. we, v l'urshA' Il as lIht Ilous, in
II ,Oul>.} =, my IuNs irctl"n OF such Of
i,nt,> ,.vhtl, lnt ;Iu'h Ct i.l>, h. cd of
the i><ts a., gtI, and The m"hlr q core
le,n.,>S Il the iuttuuru Term the ttIte-
rN}n t guilt and irrul,n,c. But the
oIFtiE, Hnus, mu.h less of Sc.
d"'n c, Ms hover be cnArV!r,'i to the ex-
rrrs>Inn OF opinions CON cInInh toe ten.
otnl> ct vu' lie hIsAsur,s, or to A,gl.
MR., u. sd for II. purI ",e otopro>Irg
tn. M, rr "t ell,,rr < lh,ir rc{el. 10
apjl, the doctrine Il solution or oilib, 10
= su,h .srs wvuld instantly tlesuo, all
liberty al speech. >ubvvIt Vne rnAnlillArS
ot tree GOV orHun nj, and convert the TIL
huHAi> piellle INTO engines OF Iarty
v,n5t"n>e. lo~,' ndemu public mta-
sure, therefore, asrt4nlt ious in its tens
decay ; to use arguments Tor proving IL
to De so; aud to cnde,vOur bv these
means I" prevent is Adol ton, it still de.
P>n,lmy> or procure its repeal ina rcgu-
lT and ,uusututiorAl w~,, ii 1t lie all
rcadN adopt, d, can never be considered
n.editini' or 4, lI,,cA.
tie ar.t opinion. expr~,,ed 10 the
3-snI guy dn he occa,ron IN question,
b; ,hI> resp, nd,nt, was ,h.t " the late
4t,ra .un ct ,hr icr!,ialjuu,,iarv, bv III.
a,r, uun Of the ,t,,e Ui ,hr sixteen cir.
.ullinuprs; AID the recent change IN
cur constitution, b, rs,AbIl.i.nr uu.>cr.
81 suffrage ana the tuI:hcr alteration
III waite Il comic mrlA,yd n our state
indI,iAr,, f 4n@p,,d - would in the
rgmrnl Of tbs lrsponient, "take A.
~A> all srtui,x for piuptt,v and per-
spn4l llL.ru." That is, ",hr." ,hrre
measures, if the last uf thrr, watch i,
sufI Il, pend, &. ST. ,usL be nttrd, will,
IL nv op,olon, :u,m.x,s.em \ bose Der
nrcnous tends Nc, must be, to take away
the security for cur property and per.
sonal lib, it's, win, Ii We have hitherto
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/ fend for inlertion in your paper,
a precious moresau, an important ex.
tract from the writings Of the famous
Peter Porenpine, the favourite champion
of the anglo federaliAs, the god of
their idolatry, who was to overturn
Irepublicanifm and re-eifablifh kingly
government in his najelty's colonies.
Irequef that every, American may
read il with attention, and compare.
dates, and times, and circumii ances.
This man was once mott confpicuous
character in the United States he
abufed the people of America to their
teeth /; he iniulted their government );
and he reviled their character IN the
centre O their chief city taking care
TO consfae and exalt the kingIy go
vernmentNof England, and the fuper-
ior wiidom and purity Of its miniifers,
PITT, Dundas, Windham, SC. This
language was 70 very agreeable to a
certain party, and their patronage Of
the man was 70 obvious, that it began
to be ftrongly fufpeefed that certain
characters then high up in congrels,
Sc. not only underltood his drift, but
afliaed in his Vaccinations. TheweIl
known diplomatic dsxtsrity of the then.
Engliih miniifer, Mr.. Liiton, gave
good grounds for the fufpicion " that
certain portions of the Engib JSersf
/erviae money had found their way
acrofs the Atlantic"
But mafsfis mufandIs, every thing
is fubjed to change. Meffs. 49,
sc. no longer figure in
congreis, nor in high places--Dundas
is impeached for peculation, and Peter
Porcupine is become the accufer of
Pitt himfelf! In Philadelphia, Peter
extolled that miniiter as the greafcR
man in the univerfe-in London, he
charges HIM with impurity of .princi-
ple! But let Peter fpeak for himfeIf.
Mr.. Cobbett, in what he calls his
|" examination of Mr.. Pitts cafe" at
ter having cenfured, in very ifrong
terms, the financial abilities of that
gentleman and M. Dupdis, directly