Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
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-Deage,nfick Edttoys.-- The various Trains
&hich rAese honorable gentlemen have lately be-
gan 10 chauny, are really aot unamuGng. Little
Snish, a; Walhipgtoa, in his aa paper has an
s.,ic!e rcfpe6fing the late iniunttian OF etrcay,
in the courfc of which he very fairly eontesses,
that f" ffon ssaut gf geographical esrtai"fy,
diipute has ar!cn with repsct 30 the f5Et6zoGFerT
boundary - and that IS from i!mi!ar cauie TO-
gerher with the relative terms of the seicFiPtIon
Jwhat does he nean By this? Something worie
thaa want OF cerraiaty p rheTa hiss beea dill
fercace of opinion and claim TO the tG8er1 exteni
of III c-ssioA'" Re bybstnles oE' Of ys"r 07ua
sroutks are ys eOademas& When the federal
p,in,s in the hrh dlfcuiIions of the I4oulhana
,r.ry. e3i t.d to it on this tcoye an ng
seas,s, lacy were TepEoachcd IN terms OF the
t. ~ uaqlaifci abuf-, with an attempt TO dii'
aE & tee gooi people towards Il: admin tseraton.
And an honorable gentleman of this city, whs
hslhe nameie!s, thea one of our tate repFsisn.
tsuy.s. declared before large dinner company at
bsown table, that the editor OF the Evening
PaR, bccaGe he wrote and publifhed his oble2
tions TO this treaty, ought to DC taken fran 6is
led and tarred and ffaiksred, for zach vliainous
attempts TO iac,clie d datisfattlon and daufhane
Is: Now to be lure, when it.can no longer De
concealed, that the administration have not only
hsrgsrngd fol land withoar boundary, and of an
ce6s.d cxsent--and not even in III. pohtton CT
eh- yender az the time OF the isle now when it
saa No longsg BE- disguised thas they have rot on
" hargaiaej, bat have actually paid tos t too,
without having frlt aicsuancd It's lHsits, and
having had the tiele cleared mp, and an a&&al
nor a coajfyxt9fye poAehion de ifesed now whea
they ar. CT. sd upoa by aaotaer party, France,
tar peE Asrs, to turn their afonilhed eyes upon
tbe,r folly, and are dcmaaacd TO pat their haads
;sso me rockets of the peop,e, and in adii.ion
20 fcsea 1stIiass az dollars, take Out szvo Mir
eas oj aoitays agore, merely 10 coax with nov,
fsy, altar all this has been expeF'enccd, the
m.n;itera! prints begin TO whine aboat W,ans OF
ccgta.ney "a TO boundaries.
Pursuit oc Pleasure. Pleasure, wkeo it
: a mans chief purpose, disaPpeints itself;
and the constant application TO II pals the
ialcul,y Of enjoying 1t, though It leaves ,hs
nepse Of Our inability fer that ne wish with
a,sre.,ah for eysry thing else. Thas the
inter mediate seasons Of ehe man q pleasure
.-e more heavy thanto one would impose np-
on TIE vliest Srim!n2t. FAKE MIN wnes sc
i swaksnee. TOO soon after debauSh, OF
disappointed IN following worthless NO,
snaa without truth, andshsre is 30 mao i'v-
5as whose being is such weight OF veza.
"a as his Is. aeis nutscr stranger 20
.nx plea>iog reflections 10 The evening OF q
well sqeat day, or she gsadoess OF heart or
ouicknesa Of spirit n tee saefaiag at.
ter profound sleep eE Indoleas stanos[s'
Ia $ not 10 be at ease aay longer snan re
can keep reazsa and gool sense without his
curtains: otherwise he will be haunted With
The reaectloa, tAat ne could nas bsiieve
sach Que the womaa that upon trial re
f5aad her. What has he got by ais eon-
quest, bat to think meaaly Of her, ias
Ahoga day or sWo before he asd the h'ga-