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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-19
IN TIE CASE OF
DAVID WILSON SCOTT.

T~HE Subscriber having been appointea
trustee ofthe estate and etocts' rights
and credits, of the said Dapta Wlfsoa Scott
for the, benefit of his creditors, in comic. nifty
with the prosisioaxef the insolyent law tor the
district Of Column sy hereby requires all per-
s SONS ANY WISE Indebted or who may have
property in their possession, belonging to the
said David Wilson Scott, to make payment,
and TO deliver such property TO tae subscriber,
or to such person or persons only as may DC
duly authorised By him to receive the same.
Gloon Moore, Trustee.
M. 20 Staw4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-19
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

L dLCIlt GldSLlC Cuot'CllttSlo
To be had, wholesale and retail,e of4the F.
tentec, next door below Mr.. Alcxantle
M.kenzie's, lower end Of Princc-street, A
leXandria.
THEY furpass any yet extant, fol
ease, elegance, sc. Masters ofvessels ane'
other gentlemen going to x5he West-Indies,
Spanish Main, SC. may be furnished with an
assortment, AMI a great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity.
N. b. The buttons en- the back parts oftbe
waistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in tho consttuctia2 of the article.
Richard Horwsll.
Also,
Receiued her ship Leouidaa .tfron Liuerhool,
Red, Green, Blue and Yellow
Morocco Leather,
Good quality forsadlers, shoe-Inakers, book
binders, hatters, SIC.
LIKEI WISE,
Sadlers' Seating Leather, and few dozen
Morocco suitable for the West-Indies.
Nay Q. di2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-19
8. FOR SIZE,

Casadvantageoss terws,
A THREE STORY BRICK INK
HOUSE, ON Union-strcet, next door
to BENJAMIN Shreye, jun. well situated tor the
.Saiahing or Grocery business--hiso, Lo
osGROUND, at the corner OF Water a .
Wohe-streets.
TO RENT,
Ind Immediate possession szven,
Tic STORE. and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax-street, occupied by JACOB i7.gman
Ian excellent stand for the DRY Good ousi-
sBess.-Apply to
Jonah Thompfon & Sen.
March Ia. Jaw ...-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-19
SPRLNG GooDs..
eo3y
70 be Rented.
SUITABLE TO THE SEASON,

Y DC NCIIlCU,
A three story Brick Dwelling and War,
house, on King and Henry -streets-topetSs.
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side
two story Brick Dwelling House.
For terms aQflftyt TO
Jonathan and M. SchoIGeld.
1 May |. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-19

naac Robbins and co.
~ tdsir GRocERY STORE, oh1losite the
Indian Queen taverA, Kz'sg-street,
Have laid ine their assortment of Gro
ceries for the prcfent leason,
Where country merchants can be supplied
Consisting Of
S sasaar, and VINES
MALAGA
Cognac Brandy Holland Gin Jamaica
Spirits; West-India and Country Rum.
IMPERIAL, TEAs
I. HYSON, of,,ood ana.
YOUNG HYsoN, and 'J 1;'v IVA
HYSON-SKIN
Coffee, first and second quality /; Choco-
ateno. 3 muscovado sugars of different qua
lities sugar house brown; loaf and lump 40.
molasses; pepper; pimento nutmegs; cin-
namen; ginger alum; copperas pflnl-
stone, madder salt-petre refined
SE0 %.okIhA::gs, and nD1eo 0.
CAROLINA
Fig.bluc; rice best London mustard =
snuff excellent chewing tobacco; smoaking
ditto; segars pipes in boxes chalk wrap
ping paper; candles and soap; brandy"lne
runpoweler double F; bed cords; leading
lines and traces.
A consignment of cotton and wool CARDS,
which will be disposed Of very low.
May S. doteoloI
c. B g N N E T T
HIS received hler the HUN7Ea, from LONDON,
LE9MTDAs, from L1yERPooh, ana ot4e' 41e
crrypoks-,-
The following Goods, VIZ.
LONDON super6ne cloths and casslmeres
AIusIins, lenos, dresses, nantes, &c'
Gotten and lace sleeves
Hrtiheiai flowers and wrcaths
Sill, and leather gloves
Irish linens and shcetings
Cotton kerseymeres, grandurells, &c
An elegant assortment OF wa'stcoa1ng
Sampler canvas, Scotch gauze
Gentlemens' London hats, coarse CO,
Diaper table cloths
3-4, I'D, Sd, and 1914 diapers
Ca!icoes, silk and cotton chambrays, ana
undressed gingharns
Sarsenets, long and short India coinpanA
nankcens
India tarnbored and plain null muslins
Italian lutcstrings and French mantuas
White and other coIoured Ems lish sattins
Ribbons, silk and cotton cords
Rich ga, "a, and ga silk damask sha"ls
Fashionable buttons
Pins and needles
yVadron's grass and grading soythes
Seine and sail twine
Shoe thread
British gunpowder, sc. sc.
May Z. d!w.3taW Y. 2aWi NV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-19
lust Received and for Sale.

By the Subscribers,
A choice cargo Of MAHOGANY
From the Bay of Honduras, of diGersa
lengths and sizes, which they viii sell by L,
log or larger quantity.
Thyha0e ALTO for Sat,
Sugar in hogshaads
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter eask
Virginia Rum, Of excellent quality
Molasses by the hogshead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Loswood.
NashaDief Wattles 6 Go,
January IS 2aE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-19
Bottled Porter, Ale and Cider

TIME subscriber offers for Sale at b;sc0
i las, next door to Mr.. Smiths chin,
store, Aing-street, the following bottled Il.
QUORS, warranted OF the best quality.-O,
ders, for hosne or export consumrtion win
be carefully attended to, as respects length Q,
voyage and climate, Wig.
Albany PALE ALE, first quality.
Do. d,. do. second do.
philadelphia PALE ALE, From
Do. PORTER. .1Sboa and
Also, SteuarSs
BEER & ALE, on draught. Brewer.
Newark CIDER, rich and high favored (
John Macleod.
" B. About 40 BARRELS recently er.4
tied, suitable FOR fish.
May Z. dlwcoH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20
Foreign Intelligence,
VIA NEW YORK.

LONDON, January 70.
ny Information derived from a secret but
sOthentic source, we are compelled to be-
heve that our suspicious respecting the
new American treaty are bat too well
founded. We understand that by the pro-
visions OF this treaty, the American, are
70 be permitted to carry goods from the CO.
loD'es OF our enemies to France, Spain, &c
uP'n condition oftheir touching a an Anne
TIC an port in their passage, and there paw
ing duty OF two per cent on their carTots
Tbs being the case (irnly happy should we
De TO hud It otherwise) all our navigation
acts all our maritime code, all our right Of
search, may be considered as abroeated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20
altoona. Jan. 9

altoona, Jan. 9.
The accounts which have reached us
from the Turkish provinces, in Europe,
state that the Russians have not only oc-
c"p'ed Choczim and Jassav, but also Ben
der, bucharest, and Widen, and are an
preaching the frontiers ofDalmatia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20

majesty effects had arrived. Tile Frencii
finding their arrear so unsafe, now unite
all their forces to conquer the kingdom of
Prussia. The king, however, is at the head
of near 10000 men, exclusive the RUS
sian auXiliaries under Tolstoy. Saxony
and Prussia are on the eve of famine.
The emperor Napoleon is said tn have
sold to the king of Holland the cities of
Hamburg, Lubbock, and Bremen, on condis
ton of his receiving certain annual trix
butte.
BY private letters from Bucharest. of the
18th ult. the grand seignior has consented
to receive Russian garrison at Constant;-
nople.
Passwan Oglou is now va.sal Of Russia.
whose troops have occupied Widdin. Pen,
der, Chockzip, and Jassay have been vo-
unfairly surrendered by the comman-
dants of their respective garrisons but
Russia processes to respect the indepen-
dence OF the Porte, and to guarantee it,
agreeable to treaty-The Archduke
Charles of Austria is about to set ont for
Gai'icis, - take upon him the command
ut considerable army. The fortress of
S'roslun1 is still unmo,es ed. and Mortier.
with the eighth corps fthe French army
remains inactive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20
LOWER ELBE, Jan. 1,

The report of the French sustaining,
severe defeat from the Russians continues
to maintain itself The engagement took
place between the Vistula and Bug, and the
loss of the French is stated at near &c. ooo
men in xii ed and prisoners. However this
may be, there can be no doubt that the
affairs Of the FreDch in Poland are in a
very bad way nor is it supposed by any
one they will be able to maintain their
ground in that country, as the Russians bv
official documents, have the following force
in the field Troops of the line, three
corps, consisting of 5000 men each,
100000 troops Of reserve, also regulars
100000 Cossacks, Baskirs, Calmucks, and
kiralse 100000 new levy, completed Jan.
l, 1907; 100000, a levy in mass, on their
frontiers, for the protection of the empire
constituting a total f1,075, 900 In additi-
on to these, new levy of recruits, which
will be ready on the LIST ofMarch, will
produce 10000 men-By the last accounts
from Berlin, one third of the French army
is dangerously i'll. Murat is so bad that
his recovery is despaired of and Napole
on himself is said to be seriously indispos-
ed
Private letters from Koeniesbcrr of the
17th inst. state, that her Prussian majesty |
died OF nervous fever on the same day.
The left wing Of the French army, after
taking Thorn, was marching against Koe-
nigsberg. Most Of the inhabitants had ta-
ken Fight to Mamel, where his Prussian
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14

years Of age, were drowned in attempt
ing to cross 4 creek, on 4 log, a few days
since in Frankstown settlement. They
were daughters of German, recently
settled in that neighborhood, who wit
messed the distressing scene, and made
every effort, but in vain, to save his chill
dren from watcry grave.
On Sunday the l 9th instant, James
Entrikin, ESQ. Of this County, had an
Ark sunk in the COnewago falls, little
below Middletown.-1OOO bushels of
Wheat were entirely lost, and two of the
hands drowned; one, Pilot from Mid
dletown, the other Andrew M'Afce
from the Raystown Branch. We un-
derstand several olherpersons have been
drowned in descending the Susquchan-
nah this spring.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
LOUISVILLE, April 10.

'-'+-+1
Arrived at this place on the 8th instant,
in seven days from Marietta, the ship
John Atkinson, captain Barker also,
the ship Tuskcr1wa, capt. Sturgeon.
These vessels have had n safe and
speedy passage from the place where
they were built, and would have passed
the rapids the same day of their arr ' e.
had there been sufficient water to have
ensured safety.
On Monday last the brig Recovery,
Of Charlcstown, Virginia, passed IT,,
Rapids, after havint been detained by
low water for nearly II months.
Much pleasure We have in stating to
the public, that Land-Oaice has been
established at Jcfersonville, Indiana
+ rritorv.-This Information viii be-
particularly pleasing to many persons
who wish to become purchasers Of pub
liz lands.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
LEXINGTON, April %.

A gentleman under the sanction Of
government, is now in this place collec-
ting proofs against col. Burr. 1t is re-
ported that h IS proceed to the mouth
of Cumberland, and to return to Rich
mond, Va. by the 22nd May next.
On this day week two ships were
wrecked at the Falls-the one owned
by Mr.. Clarke, the other by Mr.. Zones.
Mr.. Clarke had also the misfortune to
have boat burnt at Bear Grass, laden
with tobacco, &c. at midday. Col.
Lords ship after passing the Falls in
safety broke her anchor and drifted OF
Sandy Island, where it is supposed she
VIII be lost.
Mr.. Gallagher's ship did not attempt
to cross.
The two Gun Boats built at Lou
isville, were launched on Monday last,
and are supposed by competent Judges
to be the best belonging to the govern
ment.
CH1ILIGoTHr, April SO.
A gentleman passed thro' town this
morning, who reported that he was en-
yiov.d by the United States to take de
positions relative to the charge exhibited
against col. Burr, of having embodied
.oops for an illegal enterprise. He
returning from Cincinnati, where he
had hcen to take die deposition Of young
Smith, but was unable 20 accomplish that
object, as tie Ia TT had gone to New
Orleans. The Gentleman stated that nc
was going to Marietta, and expected to
procure, at Blannc.hasse island, proof
sufficient to establish Burr's guilt.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
{ SO }

declared it was their object to gain a
continuance by any legal means in their
power-However, on Tuesday the 21st,
the trial came on. Gen. Findlay stat
ed that he had lost at variety of times,
upwards of S47 900; this was the sum
at amOderate calculation, but he believ-
ed he should not be wrong in saying
S54, OOO-itwas proved that Waiter had
been in a habit of robbing Findlav for
number Of years by means of false keys.
This evidence dependcdOn the testimony
of Charles Briton, mulattO fellow who
was formerly a servant to Findlay, and
was also an accomplice with Waiter.
His relation, which contained avarietv
Of curious particulars, unfoldcd a tissue
Of cautious, crafty and systematic VII
lainy, scarcely to be qualled-was tCl !.
in so plain and unembarrasseda manner,
and confirmed in such q number of cir
cumstances Ivy other Witnesses, that it
seemed impossible TO doubt its tru.h-
The prisoners defence depended Or u-
deavouring to impeach the credit r.
BritOn's testimony, and proving t...
other persons beside Waiter might hal.
robbed Findlav. The evidence and az
guments Of counsel took up nearly -four
days.-On Friday, about Is niuutcs
before o'clock, P. NJ. the Jury retired
and in about half 20 hour, or little
more, came into court ard brOv~ht IL
verdict-GUILTY AS he STANDS uSD1c-
TED. A motion was then mad by pr
soner's counsel to poll the jury, which
was done, and they answered each sing
lv-GUILTY.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14

NGISldIlU SCN Gla4 OlNCI persons nav < DCtn
drowned in descending the Susquehan-
nah this spring.
CIHcINHATG. April 81.
On Saturday last Charles Waiter, who
was convicted Of stealing from General
t'indlay, Receiver of public monies,
several sums, exceeding S 47,OOO--rc-
ceived the following sentence -
The court sentence, that the said
Charles Waiter, pay to the State Of
Ohio a fine o. $ 2OO.-That he pay 20
James Findlay, ESQ. the owner of the
property stolen, the sum Of $4,000
That he be imprisoned thirty days and
that he be publicly whipped on his naked
back ten stripes, on the 23dof MayncXt,
1T ten o clock, in the morning-to pay
costs Of prosecution, and stand commit
Ted until sentence be performed.
CCMMUNICATION.
Charles Waiter, a native Of France,
bat for many years a resident in this
town, and who has been some time con-
fined in the jail of this county, upon
suspicion OF rob1ing gen. James Find
iav, the receiver OF public monies, Of a
large sum Of money, was indicted this
1orrn. On Friday 1O,h inst. he was ar
~aigncd and the Indictment read, and
thc grand jury found bill against him,
containing three counts, or charges
one for burqlariously breaking the house
Of James Iinllay aud stealing there
from eight bank noes Of S 100 each
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-31

For the salaries Of the agents at Lon
don, Paris and Madrid for prosecuting
claims in relation to captures, six thou
sand dollars
For the discharge of such miscel.
laneous claims against the United
States, not otherwise provided for, as
shall have been admitted in due course
Of settlement at the treasury, and
which are Of a nature, according to
the usage thereof. to require payment
In specie, four thousand dollars.
Sec. 9. And he it further enacted
That the several appropriations here.
tofore made, shall be paid and die.
charged out of the fund of six hun.
dred thousand dollars, reserved by
an act making provision for the debt
OF the United States, and out of anv
monies in the treasury, not otherwise
appropriated.
NATEL. MACON.
Sneaker fthe House ofRehreseniofj,,.s
p S. SMITH,
President ofthe Senate hro-femhorr
March 3, 1807.-APPRovEp,
TIL; JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-31
AN ACT

Making appropriation for finishing the
South Wing Of he Capitol, and for O.
ther purposes.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, hat
inaddtion appropriations already made,
the following sums Of money shall be, and
the same arc hereby appropriated, 10 be
applied under the direction Of the Presi.
dent Of the United States, to the purpo-
ses hereinafter mentioned, that's 10 say
For finishing the south wing Of the ca
pi'ol, twenty five thousand dollars.
For furnishing the same for the &C.
eommodalion Of the House Of Represeu.
Intiyss, seventeen thousand dollars,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-31
Land for Sale.

HE Subscriber is DESTROYS ofSelline HIS
tract of Land in the county of Powha~
tan, on Appomattox river, (Which is now
navigable to within two miles of Petersburrl
twenty-eight miles from Richmond, and
thirty-two from Petersburg; containing
four hundred and forty-four Acres. There
is on tbs land a valuable MILL, now ia
good repair, with a permanent stone dam,
situated on constant stream of water, run
ming Immediately through the land. A fur
Their description is deemed unnecessary, az
1T Us presumed any person inclinable topur-
chase, will first view the premises. The.
terms will be such as to suit the purchaser
and may be known by applying to the SUBJ
scriber living on the premises.
CREED HASKINS.
7. >. would also sell another tract, 81;
tuated about one mile from the above tract.
on Skinquarter creek containing three hun.
dred acres. The quality of this land is e.
quail if not superior TO any in the neighbori
hood, and has large proportion ofvaiuable
meadow Land.
The terms may be known by applying as
above.
CREED HASKINS.
March 9TH, 1907. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-31
New Books

SUST REcETTEp hT rms OFFICE.
GeoPrahhicai ConltiiGfion, . U1ks.
Cumberland's Memoirs
Memoirs Of Muster BET9r, the young
Roscips.
Life Of Hiiiqm Pin.
American Edition 2f the .NcTu Edinburgh
Di8heusaforV.
Buchdn's Hduice TO 6f1tbers.
II comhiete assortment of fhe Latin CZas-
Size, haHdsomeiyhriHte6 and dane uhia
UnifsTm ending.
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LAW BOOKS
JusT RECEIVED AT THIS Orr1c

'VSl RECEIVED AT THIS OF FICE-
Saunders Reports, vol. /. ~ Subscribers
will please apply for their copies.
Fonblanque on Equity, 2 vols.
Bacon's Abridgment, vols.
Equity Pleader's Assistant, vols.
Coke on Littleton.
Law Grammar, or an introduction to the
theory and practice of English jurispru..
dence.
The Trials Of William S. Smith and Sa-
muel G. Ogden, in the Circuit Court of
the U. ). for the New-York district, in
July, 18O6-with a preliminary account
OF the proceedings of the same court a
gainst them in the preceding April term.
a general Abridgment of Cases in Equity;
&c. vols.
Burns Law Dictionary.
Mitford's Pleadings.
Lawyers Magazine.
WHERB Also MIR BE mn,
Durniord and East's Reports, vols.
East's Reports, vols.
Espinasse's Reports.
Dailas's Reports, vols.
East's Crown Law, vols.
Dycr's Reports.
Bosanquet and Puller's Reports, vols.
Buffers Nisiprius.
Burrow's Reports, vols.
NE,..t fe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-31

RY virtue Of deed of trust executed
- to the subscriber by Thomas c. FIet-
cher, OF the county of .Albemarle, to secure
the payment ola sum of money therein en-
pressed, due John Goddard, of Baltimore.
snail offer tor sale before the door Of
lr'piett [. Estes, in the town Of Charlottes-
Vliie' on tie fifteenth day April, for cash,
one negro girl, named Judith The sub
scrloer being only Trustee will convey the
tide vested in him as such.
JOHN KEY, Jun.
March Esd, 1867. w9lI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-31
NOTICE is HEREBY PUBLICLY GIVEN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY PUHLICLY CIVEN.
10 dHherSons 10 Tuhom the estate ofLoney
HGTTzs, decd. (ofthe Mount J is inde6t-
ed,
TIA the representatives of that estate de-
n sire the respective claims or demands agaip,-
the estate should be Immediately brought for.
ward and properly authenticated, that The un-
ders,gned may make necessary provision for IN.
discharge of the same. Those who are indebted
10 sara estate are earnestly solicited to pay off
the'r accounts without delay, as the SITUATION OF
'ne eScAte w'ii NOT enable the subscribers to
grant further indulgence
JAMES HARRIS. , hd-,,r osey..
ROBERT HARRIS. Harris. dtc'I
Chesterfield, Feb 25th, 1907 w6r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-31

For noekirg new roof and other re-
PAIRS 10 the nor,h wiOG ct The c1fiIol
twenty-five ihcus dOlla,s.
tor opening ahd repaumg avenues and
roads within tie territory o. Columbia,
three Thousand dollars.
For repairs aud improvements on the
Presidents house, aud the 10, Of ground
on which the same Stands, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
Sec. 2. ind &c il further enacted, That
the several snnrs OF money hereby app'o
priated, shall he paid out Of any none,
tn the treasury not otherwise app,opiia
ted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-31

SPEAKER ofthe HOHse " RcHreseHlafipes
5. SMITH,
President If Me Senate Iiro-temhore.
March s, 18O7.-APPRovKD,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-04-06
c0NHUNIcAETD.

THE last .frgus, as was expected,
is filled with long string Of old nom
sensical tales and misrepresentation !;
with the view, at the last hour before
the election, of producing some vile eff
feet. .....M Man exults in the title of
s the Lord of creation we are
daily boasting that we are endowed
with the God-like faculty of Reason,
and hold distinguished rank among
the works OF the creator vet if we
look at the .falsehoodS, the foAies, and
the frumhery which stare us in the face
on the pages of that shameless paper,
We should at once be led to conclude
that its readers and supporters were
lots or children. N. why viii the
people Of this country submit to be
treated so much like the beasts of the
field -. to be driven or coared In every
direction by the ufStqrtS ofthe times
or the 9f8colrtng Of society /? WHY do
they prefer the noisy nonsense of those
deludlng busy bodies, to the sober
sense and the honestyiand principle 81
those who, In better times, have aisvavs
enjoyed the public confidence (? Sure.
ly he good people may see if they zviL
see that the restless democrats who are
composing sea and land to max {
proseiytes" are only seeking their own
mterests-careless Of that of the peoDl Z
That they are aiming at absolute
power-that they may turn the world
ofMassachusetts upside down. and ther
rise III the confusion Mark this eter.
nal truth, fellow citizens, the wicked ar,
! afSoays ohiaosea 10 tqzv and order, because
tan and order othose them.-Thev are
anxious for change and revolution, thar
thebands OF society may be weakened. 81
tier vices go unpunished-Sooner o.
later the people will learn the truth q
these observations, by sorrowful exper.
fence; * happy would be our lot, could
we have the wisdom and resolution to
resist evil in due season, that we NAV
avoid lis snares-The writ of this ar
tlcle holds no Office nor expects none
but ne feels solemn anxiety for the
country that ne loves, and tho c Yarious