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Ud,.Ale Property for Sale.

- $50
pn,s.,nt 70 . decree Of the circuit court for
s.. district Of colurnbia, held at Alexaa-
.r;. .nd the last wilfof Benyaanin shreSe,
deceased his executors oner for sale,
u-HAT Yafuabie Proherfy at the cesner OF
King and Fsirfsx-streets' part OF winch
e occusied by Ckarle< Bennett. The lot ex-
80 20 feet en- King AID 70 feet on Fairfax.
stree. is subject 10 . rent charge of 50 dollars
70 those wAo are d~esirous, either OF secur-
ing a good stand fer business, or yesung their
.nsn.v in real estate, this Is 3 most inviting.
r;srs &c ,r,rerty. A small part ofthe 10 .ney
Viii he r.auirs1 in hand or is an app ; ved
nets At SO days-oa the bs5ance q liberal ere
~ will be given. For terms apply to either
IF the sxecuteys or TO Benjamin sareys.
William Patton,
Edward Ssabler, Sxsrl.
Iohs jsnasy.
NsveDbcr 20. n s
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers, Of Aiexandr1a county,
IN the district OF Columbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters tes-
tamentary On the personal estate CT John Dua-
Laa, late of the county aforesaid deceased; all
persons having claims against tie. said deceas-
ed, ere hereby warned to exhibit them with
tie vouchers ~tileraof, to the subscribers, on
or before the 18th day Of May next, or they
may by law be excluded frcm all benefit to said
estate. Given uldsr ous hands this 10Th day
of November, 1906.
Samuel Craig, -,
Wm. Herbert,
November 70. aawtw
.E 3. All persons indebted to the above
estate are requested 10 MAKE Immediate pay
ms1t to MiS executors,
CAsH gisen for clean Linen & Gclton Rag.
by the psinser Of this pepper,
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TO RENT,

s4TO Rem g,
a -yEs1Es DWELLIAG-HooS1'
IN on Duke-street, near Inc to'le.s snn
fcc-Also the House, at present oceup1eu "
myself. GoRDEN aaaw
November 81. go
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To be Rented.

TIE BEICK STORE q COffPTL9
HOUSE now occupied by Messrs. Ricketts,
Newton & Go.--ALso, the vacant .S30TR
adjoining. They are large and convenient; ard
will be rented lev. Apply to
!. IL R00E
July %. law
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Fall Goods.
RIDDLE,
HAS RECEIVED

HAS RECEIVED
Per the chit LRoNIDAs, and H~osToa, fri,
Lirerhool-4nd the WOLF r9m Lon @oa,
The greater part of his ALI
ASSORTMENT:
Aud daily expects tho residue by The s&ta
William and John. {
September %. Fiweoi
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FR1STEp DA4I.y 81
AMV : "
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lust Received and for Sale.

lust Received and for Sale,
By tie Subscribers,
4 choice cargo Of
From, tho, Bay OF Hondusas, of diRercl
and sizes, which they will sell by liz
log or larger quauity.
THEY haze ALTO jor Sac,
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira Wire,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, OF exccllcnt quality
AioIasses by tho hogsaead
Liverpool Stoyea salt
And Logwood.
Nathaniel Wattfes 81 Co,
OctoAer is T. sr,
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Negroes to Hir-

sv>O be hired, for the essumg year, sa
before the first dag obituary nex.,
.yesal IiEeiy Virgins born NEGROES, con
siSt;ng of msn, women an grS soHe =
whom have been accustomed to washins, iror,
ing, and waiting in the house. aso son
good plantation labcrers, belonging to Il,
Preston csNte.
Frances Alexander.
December 6. 3tawSy
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1--WE have taken SO Of these Brigands,
who will soon have their trial.. We have
also taken the S emissaries who were land.
ed, with their commissions. uniforms, &c.
guns, pistols, saddles, military stores.
and number of proclamations headed
with L b E r T Y, and printed by
your printers to revolutionize this pro.
vince. In word, we have captured all
but the Leauder, and there is little doubt
she will soon be brough in by our vessels
who are 10 pursuit of her. A greatreward
is offered for the capture Of her and capt.
Lewis"
Arrived at New-caitlc, the fhip Eug-nia,
Sturges, from Canton, (nentiontd on Saturday. i;
at the B,cca Ttisus wa. boarded by three armed
boats crewstson the Bsi,Ih fhips OF war Blehheim
of H. and the Hughee OF 50 guns, who bot
the Eugenia to anchor, detained her during the
night, broke up tie ttowage OF all articles on
the gun deck and i'll the gun room, and put every
thing IN contufon and ditofde,, unoer Pretence
OF iearchlng tor aeirncrs; not finding any, trey
pressed the ihips ttcwafd and two American.
ieamen, one OF whom mad an American pEotec-
tion (; on application being made TO captain Bite
itne commodore1 for their releafc, he fefdiel 10
give them up, declaring 6 that he wartcd men
for his majcity sferYlIe III tnna, and lhouid take
.hem whichever he could find them, without pay
ing any regard to American projections, which
he could purt haie IN the United States for 50
cents PEI dozeo."
Itc ABOVE Placement o! the treatment we re-
ceived from captain s. is simply narasive Of
facts, on which the public viii niake their OWE
comments. vii! only obierve that VIC were We
~ weakly manned in The httt initancc, the lois
OF three OF our bsf leamen, competed Us 10 tip,
at Mocha and procure ieveral Cnlncie to @tIiit ID
navigating The thip to America, d eventually
to proceed with very unpleaf nj PROJECT. In
4 couveriation- j had with captain B. on che Tub
jed, he created the idea OF the American govern.
ments protecting their ieamen with the utnlolt
contempte
May la,S company's Packet from Bengal,
for England teuchd ST. Helena and bought
Intelligence ot peace between the B.lillh AID
all he-nkuve powers Ut l"dia.
An AncIiesn ihip 'be'onging TO Nantu ket,
has arrived here about TWO weeks pat, from the
Fasse, Or Frendly Hands, with 3 m. pco! of
Sandal Wood, With has been lod at II dollAis
per picol. The FIT object of the voyage was t.,
procure Seal Skins, and not iuccceding in that,
the captain turned his attention to collecting the
Sandal Wood, in which he has lucceeded very
well--thc eoR of it am told, was not more
than 900 dollars
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Is advantage over the others, that by it
one can Judge of people, by looking at
them without being obliged to feel their
skull, which is not always easy, aud which
would in the present state of our manners
be thought not quite polite, particularly IT
wig was previously to be taken OFF,
This system would efectually pu. an end
to disguise. The bad would be denouced
and the good recommended by their Atea-
lures alone. A pencil and compass would
be all that man required 70 use IN COM
MERGE WITH the world, whereas pupil of
DR.. Gall, before forming an acquaintance,
or concluding bargain, must hrst take
the measure Of his netehbors head, aad
then go home and consult his cabinet of
skulls for the analogies OF his character.
'Th. Indiana Gazette Of the Ezsh ultimo. fe
lates iurpriGng infsncc OF the dreadful effects
of'(ap.rRitlon anohg the Indian tribes. IL ifas
follows: A Shawanoe Indian informed the cinets
of his tribe that the Great Spigit had appeared 20
him, and commanded him to acquaint tbcied
people that he was determined TO defroy th%n,
unlefs they would forbcar TO drink whiikcy, aud
that it ives his pleAure that sl,e peFons WHO were
in che habit of prattfng witchc,aA, fhould e'th:r
giveup theirMagic Dag be purified with death.
Fhc chiefs deter mined 10 o5ey what they fGpPof-
ed sc be divine mandate, and the fpirtd tcrfcp
was called 10 deGghate those who were the obi &,
OF tie GreatSpirit's anger these were made ir-
media,ely TO furender the Implements Of their
art. Thus tn: affair ended wiihthe Shawanoes.
Bu, The D:awafcs, who aio employed the,
prophet to difcovcr the rnagicians Of thertfibe,
were not conten, With this mid punAhments but
Immediately pronounced lenseucc OF death 9pon :.
all ,hofe whom he isna,ed, ard terrible TO re
late, three miferablc wrtrehes were naantly teix-
ID, and committed ,tige 70 the flames. Cne,
them is Tettboxke, the head chief of The cation,
man of 80 years OF age, ~and long the object
of thciT r, versnce and eRcem. Several others
were under Sentence, and expected 10 undewo the
fame fate.
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PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
OF Miranda.

OF AIRAND Il.
IN addition to the contents Of the fol-
%S08 letter, we learn by the Resolution,
~d''tne two schooners were carried into
4T'o Cavello, and that the Leander was
epOl''Og off the Rocos:
-"''act a letter from Caracas, dated
mn 18th Nay.
n, Ever since the departure of the traitor
",I'Oda from New York, we have watch.
:, ~ us motions, aud observed all his opera.
.u' At lacquemei. % the 25th of March
'ppeared on the coast with the corvette
-. nsaaasr and two schooners, the Bacchus
oa o. We Bee. He landed cmissaries, and
~. "s same day he was attacked by our
~, sts'e's of war; he sustained the attack
on. NJ courage fer moment, but observing
vessels preparing to board, he fed 10
o,s. "4,ssdiy manner, after throwing over
f~ !. ?, ms military stores
q, me two schoouers were captured Af.
san. NSAt resistance. Three of the per.
3, "a beard threw themselves into the
Plea o0' two of them were. Immediately
up. me other was drowned.
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20 give me Role rs il grows,
:, Urtouch"d, and itiIl blooming anew.
o give me Rofe as it blows,
Unwithcr'd, and n1oiit' with the dew.
Ugive me RoiGT viii, a leaf
All green, and mott pretty to fee
: o give me Roieewhch ~ fhlet
Has ever yet ravagd but rle.
20 give me this. poff to my mind,
UnfuIlied, and frclh as the Morn;
Q let ME, kind Heaven, bEt find,
A Rofs thas's devoid of Thorn.
"o'where is this Eoss:.+Shich Eetk:
"A growingupon the wide ''ains;
20 yonder it blooms on the ch,-k
Of yetfey furrourded with Swair,.
oh Heaven thy in,erpofe,
=. TO keep all ;helc Spoilers away
o leave ME this beautiful Rofe
Still fweet as the bloaom Of May.
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LATEST FROM LONDON.

Our correspondents at New York, 'urder
date of June 2lst, at noon, write as ioi'
[Balt. Tell
g Arrived here this morning, the ship
Charles, captain Barnett, from Loodon,
and SO days from Peuzance. She brings
London papers to the 9Th May, which
state the official particulars OF the capture
of admiral Linois, in the Marengo OF 80
cnns and the Bellepoole frigase, by adj
mir,l Warren. The Mareugo and Belle.
nool- sustained an action of several hours
with the London ship of the line and a
fripa,e. The greater part of the treasure
Obtained by Linois while cruising in the
East Indies, is on board the Marengo'
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N O T ICE.

THE MgnBER. of the WAsH1Sc7oN So
l. cIE4r, of Alexandria, will P!esfe to take
notice, that regular fated meeting of the faid
Society, will be held at Gadby's hotel, en- Fri
day, the 9Th July next, at IL O'Clock, a. M.
The Society will move in proc,lion at twelve
o'clocks to the Pretty ttrian Church, wher,
Sermon will be delivered by their s me of all
By OrdsreftS Standing
q RanFfay.
n B. The Society, womptine ho SAsI ne.s
Gatioy.s. -----. Gilpin's, King treet.
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tCopENHAGrN. Anil 81.

<GoPENHACEN, April ~ .
lie Danish Consul 10 Naples has re-
SslVed aaote, from the states secretary,
tSaaieIll, statlngshat ii would not be per.
I''sd to Danish vesseIsto go at present
Oe'sssn Naples and Sicily but that there
rOulaOe 40 obstacle to their going TO the
:. -" coast OF Naples, from there to take IN
'nslr cargoes.
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/, ! Caracas was also i untrue, they :g re.
ed % :. porto casello. He says there
niins4I .,b, bat Miraoda had taken mea'
j. 90 a - distribute his proclamations shro''
safss !. - country, aud that many were
0Oga. ."Is,iOu some few OF which had been
- charged. He says .he.PeoPle are very
dl'saA dSsssgec,ed, aud if Miranda succeeds
musa Inc good his landing, no doubt great
10 Use s.r. will JOIN him, bur at present they
pumJ ~, speak. The governor general OF
Gar ',.css had been much atarh1ed but the
J s,s,m.d appeared 60 be subsidiag.
s.'I H. was boarded 10 the Mona passage,
i. British schooner Gypsy, tender TO
=. Hercules man of war, and 90 inquirlng
w. hem of Miranda, they told him that
.S.l,,, accouns they had from him was
ssr Bonaire. He also fell in on his pas
.,s. with a British government brig d.
re, from Jamaica, the captain OF which
Ia him that there were a number OF yes.
-. !, Jamaica ready to sail and join Mi
.,naa the moment they had any direct ac-
cOuu,, from him."
FROM the above it appears certain that
a. The 2ist of May, Miranda had not yet
.Es.,ed landing but from his situation
an me coast, we may expect the next arri-
y,l will bring some positive accounts on
that subject
Al.,ter was received in town yesterday
koms,. Thomas, dated 29gh May which
.,,., general Miranda, in the Leander,
h.S fallen in with SpanishcorVette of IL
70 founders, off Porto Cavello, and after
sever. engagement, effected his escape by
showing his guns overheard. The letter
.I,o mentions the capture of Miranda's two
,choouers, in one of which was the sun OF
col. Smith.
Bythe arrival at Newburyport yesterday
,e'unight of the ship Washington, captain
Webster 40 day from Copenhagen, We
learn verbally, that few days before he
sailed, there was battle fought between
j lh:SSedes aud Prussians near Hanover
4 &e former arc said to be~maklng great
\ PREPARATIONS.
Captain w. has likewise furnished two
! numbers of the Altoona Mercury, of the
9th and 2s,h April from which the follow.
Ing ARTICLES are translated.
LuBEck, April %.
There has been go attack between a.lir.
! lie corps Of Swedish cavalry and the adj
, vanced Prussiau infantry,at Sedorf, near
Lubbock, ADD Lauenburg. 90 bosh sides
. were some killed and wounded.
tELs1NEuR. May 8. /.
4 Two Swedish frigates sailed from the
roads to day to the North Sea, and
cutters some days before'
~--
tITALr, April ~:
BIpfivate accounts from Rome. which
have gained beIiefths pope( Plus VII will
resign, and Cardinal Fesch be placed in
INSTEAD aud take his residence at Avg
0n but the estates ofthe.pope wilfbe an
asi'd TO the kingdom of Italy.
iaey say likewise that the kingdom of
tsfura will be federative state of
4 France.
CopENHACEN, April a.. !:
The Danish Consul 10 Naples has re-
Ss'Ved aaoIe. from the states secretary,
FlSaalell, staungsha,it would not be per.
n0''td to Danish vesselsto go at present
Oe'seen Naples and Sicily but that there
rSOOdOe no obstacle to their going TO the
!. -" coast OF Naples, from there to take IN
nsr eargocs.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
OF MIRANDA.
IN addition tn ,ha conlente If >fhe fnI.,
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Ramay.
E.traa fr0m an Ms Of -.
andria f0r The exiting. E.,

aH0Ttu }0T SDe tEhWS' 49,
Sec. 7. If any perfon vi. ,.. /,
at any 6re, ihall neglect or retu"IF
order or directions of any officer WI
pointed by any re company now eta
which may be hereafter efsbliihed, know
TO be an officer, fuch perfcn ihsll forfeit an,>
tie fun of Five Dollars: Provided, the mai
of fuch officer fha have been frf publiihed IN
one of the public papers printed in the town.
The following persons are duly elected
officers, of the Sun Fire Company, for the
present year
George Deneule, PRESIDENT.
Peter Wise. jim. VIcE-PREsIDENT.
jonathan MandeviNe, TREASURER.
George Deneale, i
Games Russell 2 COMMANDERS.
1ohn Tucker, B
Cmh6ert Pozoel, supopn,y.rr
Joseph Riddle, DJpTcrops
Oliver p. Finley, }
Dennis Ramsay,
Jacob Hofman, Rrcr, .rope
Adan Lynn,
TuniS Lraven,
9osebh III. Perrin
Henry K. Nay, TRUSTEES.
Jas. KENNEDY, jam.J
June Is.
Printing, in ats various branches,
handsomely executed at this office.
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COMMU NICAyfON.

THERE uEST.
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tIrALY. April II.

AAAHE9 tAPIN AZ
Blpfivate accounts from Rome, which
have gained beIiefthe pope( Plus VII } will
i'slgn, and Cardinal Fesch be placed in
INSTEAD aud take his residence at Avg
O'n but the estates of the.pope wilfbe an
lsl;d TO the kingdom of Italy
they say likewise that the kingdom of
ssfuda will be fsdetaave state Of
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LONDON, May7.
I" The king of Sweden. in consequence
OF hos.lities having been commenced a.
galnst his troops by Prussia, has ordered
an embargo to be laid on all Prsssian yes.
.sels IN his ports. The Swedish troops are
evaeua.lng Lauenburg, and retiring to
Swedish Pomerania, which it is supposed
the prussians will immediately invade"
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{ ELs1NEuR, MAY 8.

kELsINEuR, May 8. !.
Two Swedish frigates sailed from the
'oad'hGe to day to the North Sea, and 9
cutters some days before.
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~. Z. Mer. Adv.
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LuBEcK, April %.
There has been 40 attack between a'lit.
lie corps Of Swedish cavalry and the adj
vapced Prussiau infadtry,at Sedorf, near
Lubbock, ADD Lauenburg. @Oo bosh sides
were some killed and wounded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

hns, 80 daysfron Tdnaazs, via Vnsvsrd
Eeft, bFis Chasles,--r 'FroG, of Portfmu,h /.
feh.--, Porter Of Bath Zen. Union, Bache-
er, for Salem in days-sssi-, Ian 10, iar.
IS, 81, lon. 20, 50. feb. Seafowlsr, from
Philadelphia, for ST. Thomas, days cut.
Jan. IS. lat. 81, ss, Ion. y, Brig Brandv
wine, Miller, from New-YO-k. for Antigua
days out--Cavt. II. informs, that Mar
ual Law continued at Triuidod, in cnnre-
qnence Of the Revolt Of the Blacks thatl4o
had been taken, and feyeral hung, beheaded
and gi5beted.
Sos. 4y-fch. Harmony, Chafe, DOzini-
cue, 90
L5il, at HAVANA, brir Lucy. Morton, Jan
j 10 sail next day for Ncw-Orleans ~ kim
toa Dec. 81 brig Eliza, Blunt, ofthis port IN
fail for the Havana in Is days-Market-
BoIds 40 dol. iubjed to deduction. of 81
per e. in furveys fifh dolls. and dali
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
Snip 9rtCs.

We}7g2y Fr5. I9,-arrived, brig Polly,
Robinfon, Sc DAYS from Martinique, via
Vineyard, All well Left, brig Edward, Jor-
dan, Of Portland brig Mary, Of Portland
from Savannah, for Portland.
Sa-e Sey--Ship Commerce, stePhonlon
IS day, from Surinam, via Vineyard. ..
Sane Asy--arrived, brig hope, Gordon, 81
davs for Tortola. Spoke, On the leeward,
psiIage, Iat a., Ion. s6, 4 brig from Porti-
mouth for Demarara-
zEsr:Ay--arrived feb Aiorning-har, Hodg-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
COMMUNICATIONS
Truth illustrated By Facts.

Strange as it may be thought, By
impartial readers Of the .frg4s and 9TH
er lacobin papers, yet it does now and
then happen that the writer's IN those
papers. and the editors stumble upon a
truth but it is very probable they are
not sensible of # for 1t generally turns
out to be truth, which properly apP!I-
ed TO facts, is cruelty severe upon JEFF
fefsen and his party. An instance of
this siagularity may be found IN the
Argus Of the 3lst Jan. in piece head
ed BY CR1To. Villains" says that
writer, can be found in any country,
"to write in opposition to the best of
"men and the best of measures and
& that we have such paitroons IN this
country, there cannot be a doubt"
Now there Is not the least donbt in
the world as 10 the truth cf every part
of this sentence and It may DC cues
toned whether another cUnld be found
were the ten presiding numbers "a tLat
paper to be examined from beginning
20 end. Every body who knows any
thing ofthe Of the history of the Errrch
- and Jefferson .flc,io7i that spr4rg Ut,
o. rather revived afrcsh, IN ti-is coun-
try, soon after the constitution c@1ne
into operation, viii rec0lect ,uch
writers as Tan Pah1c, cd Hcne,
Caucnder, Cuz--, ard twenfy others
that might lc mentioned arll how
they made opposition to WAsHTNGToN
and ABAMs, TIE greatest and best char
.arters this country has ever produced (;
and 10 whose measures arc eXeruons
United America IS indebted tcr al is
,procperity. Foe evidence OF ,his let
CAIRO or his EDITOR lock intO DHSre's
Lrtttr TO General Washington, over
the signature oc Jasper D2iEht--Ihr
Proshect D .6re as, wrote BY Calender
to-olhe- wish the ,4arara, ln wi'ich
Caieadcr was an hiychnk writer, under
the immei.ate employment and sctual
pay Of JcdcgsoG.---I-Ct them also read
Oh G5I,f, and other l'f@Hol5 trrsh @
Iip-, published in the Chronicle.
C1Gro then asks, .41a .'Ao are m
t4,rcns N ficse yiHa;zs truth OF
S-@-s TucNAe JErECEsoS al other.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

i.aaers IN the federal administrator -.
II y fhere be single man in the United
states whe, with all his preiudices, !.
tachmtnts $ and expectations Of gain b,
hAtter1ng the hoyers lat ts, can hay,.
the least suggestion Of doubt of this
truth, let him read the correspondent
that PASSED between JrFerson and C,qI-
tef'dsf- while the latter was writi,o the
Prostlcef before ~, and the former wa.
shelllng him out money By ono ff.v
dollar bill on the hee.s or another. and
then crowning his hafro7tore bv remit
ting that william" 10 use CR1ro's Ian
guage, q two hundred dollar fine
And what was this uncommon ~srero-
slty Tor DID not JeHcr7ou know taat
Callender was all this time emDioved
in the infarous work Of -calumniatine
the Immortal Washington, and the VI,
-herable Adams ? Let him doubt WIN
IS more blinded in parry prejudice than
Calender was hardened in infamy, II
the world is dissraced with such a
monster
10 earry the evidence Of this hp.ron-
age TO CRITo's other " UHair1s and hal-
h'o9Ts, let those, who would pretend
TO doubt il, assign some eiustiGA5le cause,
It they can, why Jefferson and his inn
mediate agents have lavished so much
OF their favor, and 50 many of their
appointments upon men Of this disc1ip-
ton. Has not this favor flowed too
steadily, and with too much uniformity
into the hands of those who have
= 7prote against The besr mer and best
measures Of our country" to be the effect
OF mere chance I? Ifthe tsIznder and a.
buse those" talt-30as" wrote and Uttar-
ed against Washington an! Adams and
their measures, We're not the load-3tone
that attracted The attachment and friend
ship OF the fio7r<rs tAat b., is i not
unaccountQbly strange that few
crumbs have never, in some solitary
instance, fallen upon persons of diTer-
en- characters From the adoption of
the constitution TO theume these "ui-
Eaing & fqltr0ons" were several reward
ed, some W.T. b NANCY, others with ,FTce8
or hicces gffryf/; O. other an-ciqi ycau-
orS, what else have theydonc but ".v rte
ipqjtosfti9n 70 TIE 6c:' nl.,,, and tie best
measures 9FAe. coaE:ry 4"
Now if such men IS CAIRO 0qs STIR
rn2tized with the odioNs epitect9 of
villains aa1 ha7r5o77, arc the best quai-
flied that the adrniristrpion San select
from the community, % lid in carving
on the subordinate parts of t,oyernmcn ]
wl4at 12ust be his oPinin of thc morn!
state Of tnis country Aud ii they arg
not, why were they T7sae cicicc Of?
Since writing the foSegoing have
looked carcfnHy tlWogghtte Pape~ In.
whica found the truf& / havc. jv5t
been faying ths homage Qfptg high t'es-
feet 70 and contrary to what exper;-
cnce has TAUGHT me TO expect from
such papers | discover s9r,ething mare
that looks littIeslille truth, which |
viii notice hereafter. ..j
Ntqilos8ct, Fcb. Il, 1906.