Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-19

The Afasriean people, if they have eyes
: 10 sess sass. Id hear. or hears. 10 feel,
snusess as .shsss foolish good old Lear says,
= Ind oat their enemiss bow." ID The
4 satt creap!ltys Of thair souls heyshave for
! years iisiened TO she foul calna,niss 81 the
denssgssas Etacsian east upon Inc federal
administrators for raising an Army 20
,5qaells "a sioraler insurrseilony seaeissd by
rssmsn ofsthat very taceion-- Ehsy Hs,ened
TO shs savage sxpFessioos OF fuE:Y n!ie.ed
! by shak tsciien agstpsi tho disloa law
They have pasIeasly,ss rather sp-
provaagly heard Washington, AdaMs,
PinrknSy. Hsmllton, aud tbs best mss Ut
/ :Amefsea,. shuddled together in one, general
ana,hema, and 5hsvr, IN their bi.ndnes. oln-
ed 70 push them iran the seats they (r,sa.e
tully, from, their talents, yirtues, sid ia
caleuisbls. serylees) held in rhe pubic
5hcafsss 20 make way for--whosa? Why
t!for@ - taesion, one part of winch sca,ters'
the,seeds oil tresscn, ,insurrection, aad re.
bslion through The Country, while the
other slooks oh and sees them grow. ear.
| anaSfipsn into a bslsfui harvest Of ruin and
idisnrmlermeaito the srase, Though that
iacsion, notwithstanding all this, Fave the
boiaErss 10 she's their faces ind talk bio.
~4tIsA rsericsns be SO lost to all sense of
fhelr dearest Interests, of their ligpiiv. of
their pride Of in:el!ec,, Of The shame he
gaominy OF such dnpe,y, Of hoaor. ma
t'onai charss'ey, and na,iosa! feeling. ~
tossndufe faction merely for the paa,-s
OF the individuals who eempose il. p.dch
ssapas expended 20 the broad sunshine
glare. o! day, convicted, oas part of such
imprsbb and the otaer Of such weakues.
III .'rdsed II be net something 1auch
wossesa II possible more danecrou, than
weakness. Lea abe faction saw whit ,hsv
will, and ths people believe whm thew
raY, treason, rebellion, or insuYreciion
havr:never yet tainted or even csst .h abe
Upon the federal body.
(Psq1ls's Friend.
The iugesious language in which, the fol.
loving Exit H. ecuehsd eanno, biz, com.
rhsnd the admiration of The reader
Died sssBosson, MIR. 7hcmas Pe,Asr,
aged SO, sn active npyal oiscer in the lie.
evolutionary war.
HE Sollowinsyis an cx.rac. from his log
beck: ~ TX
,Firss part Of tie voyage plsasaus, witt,
hne bYeszss and free Winds --sli sail set
sfcke Hans oessels in want Of provisions !,
-sapSisd taem freely Middle passagc,-
/: Weather vafiabls--shafs OF provislens.-
Spoke several OF the sEooye vessels our sun.
ply had enablsd to reht, Made signals OF
distress. They up hein and bore away.
Later part, Boisieroas wiIh consrary
wiads. Current Of adversely se.,ing hard
20 lsewasd- TawarE,s, The end Of the pas
sage cleared up; with quearans Of hines
W and an o5seryrsfew corrected and made
up my reckoning and afsr passage Of so
years, came TO in lA0rcEty Road, with the
calua unrufhsd surface Of The ocean of E,er.
pity IN view.
Fsrwcli, honest Torn il the harbor
thou hast now reached, no asnd reeksning
is kept. Your integrity in ibis lite viii
thers be your brotecticn; your charitable
deeds, yoer Rsle dEquipagr; you will
pass an approving Examination; and we
trust your soul will be taken snder the safe
convoy OF the High admiral of the Uni
~oerse. Though while 90 this station you
met with e's,wbers,"
"set shall poor ToM find pleasant weather,
When he who all commands,
Shall give to call lifs's crew together
+ Ihe word to fiae all hpnds.'
FyonlAe United State. Gazette.
!. The worship often gets the best pear.
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