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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-24

iunUg 70 d5Ebt mr.. JfFFERooN's zV3fd5
as to the character Of the mu,ineers
entitled on board the Chsiabeabe. "A
iober citizen would ak, whether this
lnfalIiability IS attached toMr JErrER-
son's 9tice or he man !? IF to the lat
ter, he would again alk, why ihotIo
Mr. JFFFERsoN be Incapable IF error
any more than any other Perfon ?
Could he know intuif:veE whether
DAME MARTIN was born at Ban
air Or W1Gaport2 But If this facred
infallibility is attached to Mr.. IEF-
EERsoN'S 9Ece, if when a Prcfdeat
fpeaks, we are, as good citizens,
bound to believe him, how will the
Chronicle reconcile the condua Of
their party with this principle, when
they called Mr. ADAMS 4 murderer
for delivering up RICHARD NASH as
a Britifh fubje6t. Here they not on
y doubted Mr.. ADAMs's word, but
eliminated his conduit and fome
Of them went 70 far as to fabr;cate or
procure faIGe afidayit8, Eating, on
cath, ;hat RICHARD NASH, was, IN
Jd6b Jonathan ROBBINS, and that
he was born in Danbury in CozmcS7i-
cnt. But neither the Sele6tmen Of
DanbHry, nor any Of its inhabitants,
as they declared, had any knowledge
Of any fuch man.
But il the prefent inftancc a part
Of the declaration that "thefe men
had been previOu1y afcertaincd to be
natiUe Americans" turns out TO be
MT ocrTcSt. One Of them, DANIEL
MARTIN, was not native, nor does
it appear that he was a ratuvahzed
citizen.
The Chronicle, and f5mr other pa
fer5, appear 70 conGder the document
juit publifhed, defending thefe men,
as concluGve evidence Of the fact
Why, furely, they have either not
read it, or they are unacquainted
with the force of teftimony.-If far
ged Gfdavif5 could be procured in
the cafe Of JoNATtIAN ROBBINS,
ought II not to teach Us, to adopt the
rules OF evidence pradfcd upon in
the Courts Of Jultice, to require the
bsf evidence Of which the cafe Is fuf-
ceptible
Now the evidence publifhed BY gov
ernmens initead Of being the 5e,f, is in
fact the 1y0yf.-H is only tie dtciar,
dti0n 9f the men tbemEriUe5, reported
BY capt. BARRON to our government.
Is the declaration Of men made in or
der to eFcapc fome evil, nat even Under
0afb, evidence to jultify our frft Off
Ger in declaring "that The faas had
been brsOi9gjy GIfertamed 2" Has not
Mr.. JEFFERSON riiked his reputation
upon very fender evidence /? In the
cafe Of one Of them, Daniel Martin,
it feems that he was miGnformed,
and therefore the ta67 Of bis icing a
native citizen Of 14merica, had not
been frsvi9gGy a/cer'ained.
Mr.. JEFFERSON may turn out to
be more right as to the alters, but as
he is mifaken as to the one faid to
have been born in JE4GacbyEtfs, we
mgf Jy,pend our belief as to the 9TH
ers.
Several Of the writer's here, were
fe5cab rsrre7 il Tying, that /" the
PreGdent af7ed o. he rebort y csus.
BARRON 5a4."
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-24

man IS obliged 70 fight for lis king
and country, at the rifk Of his life,
merely becaufe he has engaged, and
has received bounty and pay for 90.
ing it /? Who ever heard, that this
dejtrti9n was an offence Was not
A'n3H prailed and commended by
all honeit men for if N?
Again. fay we arc a neutral ma
tion-&nd therefore, when the ihips
Of France enter our ports. and are
afraid 70 fir out to return TO their
own country, LEFT the Britifh Ghould
take them sre We not bound to
7VhGbsR and dGEbIe the Britilh men of
war, 70 as to put them on footing,
and let tie French efcape ; Has not
Mr.. Jeferfon fpent many years in
France, and teceived many honors
and civillties from that nation F? Is
ne nor member Of B0naparte's In
ititute And Is he not bound in
gratitude, TO repay their kindnefs 10
him Pey9naly? It is therefore clear
that our neutra! duties require tha:
we ihould fide with France, efpecial-
y when the French frigate Cybelle,
IS 'DiAli4g 70 attn rs, as the Govern
or of Virginia aGures US Ghe is.
The queftion of right, then, is,
for the above reafons, fettled in cur
favor.
As to the exbrdlrncy and brgft Of
the war, / am equally clear. It is
lad that war will deftroy our Cam
merce-Iant mieux. So much the
better, will all our Virginia patriots
reply. Has not Mr.. JeFcrfon prov
ed in his book, that commerce is a
great fcourge : Have not al the
Virginia writers contended, that we
had better draw ourfelves within
our HELL" 60 back into cur woods,
and let tie ocean take care of itlclf /?
Have they not recommended to US
the luxurious example OF Checn CHG,
the unrivalled Emperor of China,
who prefers fulfilling his people on
eight ounces Of rice and water, to
all the Injuries Of the world /? But
we ihall lofe our money and grow
poor Tant mieux-I repeat. Has
not st. Paul faid, that money is the
root Of all evil and Is il not ln5zcn
t6at Mr.. JEfegCn 5o dJf;plt g~ 81.
PaHb and wiIhes therefore to e;aal-
cate this evil !
But our public credit viii Be de-
itroyed. and many poor widows and
orphans, who lave veRed their all
in the funds, will Be reduced 70 bep-
gary !--Beaucoup mi5ux |! Better
Aill Have nct all true patriots
curfed the funding fyRem ? Did
they not opPOfe ii in its outGet7 And
was there ever 70 glorious an occa-
iion to give it its death wound, and
annihilate this wicked fource Of
wealth ? Is not public credit an T.
vi ? What man had ever a right &c
fuPpofe, that ir-this land or freedom,
men would BE heH Or b5und to pay
what they promife ? Is it not a
itain on our national character, that
we have been coaxed and bullied in
to the payment Of the price q CIR liz
ery? Is not liberty a thing which
one ihould have without price md
without pay'
The delfruaion of public credit,
is then new conquef-It is in fact,
a Jfc2nd and gi5rign5 emancipation !
But it has been troVea BY Pacihcus,
that our Mechanics will be beggar.
ed. Dieu en- foit lou,e God be
pralFed for it ! Then we fhal have
indeed ture republic. Has not Mr..
Jcfferfon faid ~ bis book, that our
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-24
II Charge, deEgrrd By TIE Han. Judge
LtSLET, at TIE 4beniag gftfe C5wt
far The City and ParlB II Ns7p-0T-
leans, an Monday L4f.
Gentlemen of the Grand 9urg,

''f''"'N" " '"I VI I|44 IHIyI
BY an a6l Of the Legislature Of this
territory, it is provided that the iudg-
es Of the county courts fhall convokc,
at leaft once every three months, a
Grand Jury, for the purpofe Of ma
king prefentments Of fuch crimes 81
offences as may have been commit
ted within their reflective iurirdic-
tion8. The executive Of that wife
difpohtion never was, perhaps Gnce
the exiitence Of this country IN .er
the government Of the United states,
more requi(ite than it il in The pre r.
emf circumstances. All ties IF r.
fPeet and iubmillion to the laws and
their miniiters, feem to be Gackcned,
nay almolt defroyed. The example
NOT long ago exhibited By an author
ity which placed ltlelffor fome while,
above the laws, IAN example always
dangerous in a free government, even
when jaliiied BY nccefIity) has fpread
its contagion through every clafs Of
the people. Military men feem to
have forgotten that their duty IS to
protect not to ePprefs tie citizens,
and the citizens themfelvcs, forget
full Of the confidence which they
ought to place in their judges, have
come forward to demand redreis in
2 manner equally infulting TO the
majeity Of the laws and 70 the digni-
fy Of the magiRrate.
1t will be your province, gentle
men Of the grand jury, TO make fe-..
we're Preientments againf fuch IN
lawful and tumultuous afemblie5.
infances Of which Cannot fail e. BE-.
fatal 70 this country, BY deifroyir.c
that moral frength which, ~ us %.
itical fltuation, ID the only barrier
that can u opPoted to crirrinrI an,
dacity, a which reGdes fPeciaih n
the obed ce to the laws. and in
The fu2P&t Of the good citizens.
Excetics Of another kind viii y.
Pretume, laid before YOU, which Z
really committed, viii e,,gs,e ] ii
ferrous attention and iad.,t. vo', i
deliver tae Offenders 10 :hr h,nd M
Juhioe, ProperC, I, a fcred r;aht
WIN nic-i no focicty can eaia
ard n nical Of the meanra Gill
zen 0uSio be AZ ingioia5I- aflum.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-24
FROM THE PALLADIUM.

THE Cbroni4f is in a great rage
with fome federal WATERS FOR Pre-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller, Kis,s-street, alexandria,
HAS LATELY 4xcEIvED fsR SALE,
The following Valuable Books

GuTHRiE's oeegraphy, insss.
qnarto, With folio Atlaa-Paiee
II dollars---the Atlas separate is eIca
Norsess Geography, vc!s. ce.a-
vo, With Maps, 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
q en- Dollars Reward.

- -.lf .tra r.
n AN AWAY from ypsehA 8aar11ar, (oi
IN kaphaeA living on Matawoman, Charles
county, state Of Maryland, on Sunday, the
18th instant, Negro ISAAC, the property Of
Joshua Nfutld, living near the same place,
and hired,of Eisn to the end of the year. He
had pass to Alexandra to sell few arti-t
cles. ASAAC isabout IS years old, 5feetj6
4er iHehes high, very black, scar over one
OF his eyes, rings in his ears and wears his
woolsometimes platted. bad on striped
country wove waistcoat brown linen shirt,
Russia duck trousers and furd hat, Tbs
above reward will be given to any person for
apprehending md delivering him to JasehA
lasda, or .loseth Boa7aqn fof Raphael or
EIGHT DOLLARS for eonhning him IN
the JAIL Of AiexaAdria, including what thelay
allows.
a. All masters Of vessels and others are
forewAsned against harboring 81 carrying 81
said fellow at shsirSpsz
Islys2a iawsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
July 81.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

y > ~ y Ii
u AN AWAY the twenty.6rst day n
IN May, from the subscriber, living n
Prince Georges county, Maryland, about /
miles from Alexandria ferry, Negro NFD|
and sometimes calls himself EDWAPD|
PLAFY, so years cid, small sIender.mst.
negro, a blacksmith by trade, and Can read
and write. He has bright mulasto woman
at Alexandra, called Rachel, for mie, AID
has four or FIVE children by her.-the woman
is or was the property of Miss Coatee. i
cannot describe his dress as he had t vareu
Of good clothes. ANY person appehemi,
the said negro and securing him in Jail SC fist
/ get him again, shall receive if taken with
ten miles from home Ten dollars, if FORT
miles. Thirty Dollars, and if at sreaterdt
lance the above reward and all reasonable ez
penccs if brought home.
/, James Hawkins.
Jsn< 9. jawsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
iron w ofks Tor Salc,

HE subscriber is eiul cmp covered g esH-
3 tract for the sale Vi a handsome Sclte
for Iron Works and eight thousand acres of
Land adjoining, lying on the river Rap ahan-
rock, about nine miles above Fredericksburg.
This tract abounls with inexhanstible mines
of the richest iroii ore and an ample supply OF
wood for ccaa. The scite for the works are.
advantageous in the extreme, commanding
the whsle soursc of the Rappahannock by z
natural canal, into which the whole force OF
the river may be tarned at small expenco.
There has been furnace and other works
formerly erected here, and the one found on
trial abundant and good. When il is consi-
dered that this property is within nine miles
Of tide water, and that the navigation from
the scits Of the works to tide water may at a
small cxpencc berendered practicable to trans
port every heavy article to market: when It's
considered from the contiguityo workste
the seat of government, no iron establishment
can supply cannon anal shot en- so good terms
iconpetant Judges having pronounced the ore
sn this tract of superior quality for cannon,| a
doubt cannot be entertained of the great value
ofthis property. The title isindsputable, and
4 great bargain may be had. The subscribers
Will at any time attend those inclined to view
the premises, and can shew an accurate sur
ivey Of the tract on application to him at Dunn
fries, in Virginia.
James Deneale.
July - .d6tiaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the commons Of Alex
andria the lih instant, a BAY HORSE,
bout fourteen hands three inches high, ston.
made, star in his forehead. some OF his fee
are white, has brands, but they are not recol-
lsctcd, there is a lump on the outside OF hls
hind fetlock joint, eccasioned by cut rec ,el
et when colt, the scar is veto be seen; ne
is about or 10 years DID, The above reward
will be gi7en if brought to the subscribers.
Patton e Butcher.
18th mo. Slst, 1907. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
pasu4sts. Property er SAX.

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct lets or to.
gether, four acres Of LAND, centain-
ing from one anda quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in right line
from Gibbon-street TO Great Hunting Greek,
irtersecting Jefsrsnn, Franklin, and Green
street, and sounding east and west on Fay.
cite and Paync-strccts.
A plan Of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained b Application to
lanes Patton.
s June, ~. tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
Public Sale.

YKTML be sold at H o'clock, on Ne,N,.
Nv day the 18th August next, at the H.
dwelling Of Huen WxsT, deceased il, WHY
street, all the personal estate of the said Hos
West. consisting principally Of household Ss
niture, sc. &c. The terms will be N.Y., sI
known on the day Of sale. W
Ann Welt. AdmaniNatn,
o. Hugh West d, csased.
July -. 2aw,f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
James Deneale.
d6tiaw
PUBLIC SALE.
July -

.IT7ILL be sold, at public sale, Tor ready
w money, on the premises, on Wed
nesday the l2tl, day Of August next, the cs-
tate called CLIFTON, on PantheisSkin, in
Loudoun county, consisting Of so5 acres Of
land, on which was formerly erected a mer-
chant and saw mill. distillery, &c. or SO much.
thereof as will be sufficient to raile 1900 doll
lars and the costs Of suit, to satisfy Joseph
Tidball.
This sale is made pursuant TO a decree Of
the county court of Loudoun, at which time
and place due attendance will be given by
The Commissioners.
LII, 70 stz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
The SUBSCRIBERS.
June -.

Beisg des;rous 81 bringing the affairs etf ne late
.,frm Of HOMPSON} and VEITCH, 70 =
final close, OFFER FOR S.1LE Tie. toiaow-
Ing
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Jsn<


MAS LATELY SxcEIvED zen SALE,
The following Valuable Books|
eGuTHRIE's Geography, in srs.
qnarto, With folio Atlaa--Psiee
II dollars---the Atlas separate is eIcA
Norse's Geography, ; vc!s. ce.a-
70, With Maps, SO
~ .----~ abridged for the Use
efaehocls, l@|
Aackay's Navigation. ;N|
Bovditch's do. "a new edition. SN|
Blunt't coastng Pilot improved a@|
Johnson's Dictionary with Walk
er's PronouneiaGeA, Ss|
Brooke's General Gazetteer impre-
we'd, 5"|
SCOTS Geographical Dictionary Of
the United States, ~
Geographical coppilatiens, : vols. ;,
IL me. 8"I
Domestic Encyclopaedia, vols. Il
octave, n"|
Ains~orth's Latin Dictionary. ~.
Young's do. do. sanI
shakspeare's Works, ss. - mo. io"I
Wonders of Nature and Ait, l4x ).
boards, Hwl
Octave Bibles with earns Notes, ) y 3sI
49,, 4 vols. kne, paper, iowI
Carey.s Family Bible, at 5 Is and 10 ~
Oxford Quarto Bible, f"I
Ferrandx Latin Courses, in 3parts, IL
each
Adams On the Globes, III
Life of Nelson, I~.,I
Darwin's Economic, 2.vols. octave, III
Wsbster On PsstiIsnce, ? vols. ost. a~E
Wallace On Diseases, saF
Cullen,s Practice, aSE
Rish's Enqairies, vols. octave ssrvE
Parkipson's Medica. Adneni,ioas, Iwk
Layesier's Chemistry, IN
New Dispensatory, .gE
Deprsn's Midwifery, : yols. est. ~
Cullen's Materia Medica, :. -
Bells Surgery, 8 rolls. ostara, III
Bell on Ulcers, a~k
BroWna Elements Of Medieias, aa%%R
John Newton's Werks, 9y. Ia mo.
Saurins' Sermons, vols. I'm
Rurgh's Dignity Of Human Nstxre, ssSE
Bsrkley's Minute Philosopher, mi
Ealey's NasBral Theolegy,
DR.. Recess CYcLoPAED1A'
.EIsnRs MEMBERS PVRIasxxD. 81
Priceto non.snbscribers Three D0SS''
~, Cenfa Per Numher.
n 0nlytvo eepits for sa!s.
J1lyS, ..Z
PRINTEp DAHL BIT ~
SsAMEEL SN0WO !"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28

Jutf ~ -----.
lust Received and fer Sale,
3y the Su1se'i1eW,
A shoice cargo Of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay Of Honduras, Of different
lengths and sizes, which they will sell by the
leg or larger quautity:
They haze aj0 for Sale,
Sugar in hogsheads
Londan particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter task
Virginia Rum, Of excellent quality
Molasses by the hossheaa
liverpool Slowed Salt
And Haywood.
Nathaniel Wattfes q Co.
January: IS 7aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
Fredericksburg, January %, 1905.

IA xheSc are 30 CSrtLy 20 al HhSni ~ i.'eJ SO''
cern, that I, Andrew Jameson, biscuit baker,
in the town of Alexandra, and district OF Go.
lumbia, was in the town of fredericksburg IN
the state Of Virginia, some time since the
middle of last january, and there did attend
great part of one day to see the operation OF
biscuit baking IN the new invented oven IN the
nossession Of Messrs Richard and Stephen
Winchestcr, ofFre dericksburg, which oven
/ have every reason to believe is the sole m
yention of Mr.. James. Deneale, OF Dumirlcs,
in the state of Virginia, and hereby declare
and aten, that saw said New Invented or
Perpetual Oven bake large and small Biscuits
In as short time and ais regular manner as
any oven have seen these forty years have
becn at the baking business. Given under my
hand this sixth day OF February Tin Alexandra
and district Of Colurnbia) in the year eng thou
sard eight hundred and six.
Andrew Jameson.
NIB. Not having sufficient experiment. Of
said oven above mentioned, cannot ascertain
what max be saved in wood or Labor, only that
cord wood will dogwiihout the labor of chop
ping and splitting, as is necessary with old
fashioned ovens. a. ,.
Asv-Toax, DSrembrr 4, 1896.
THIS is to certify thatI have been using.
,he patent oven, invented by James Deneale,.
esq. of Dumfries, Virginia, since April last,
10 considerable advantage In this city, have
no doubt of its possessing considerable sravan-
tares over the old method, such as a saving OF
fuel and labor, in consequence of which the
proprietor is enabled to make the bread much
thinner and consequently more proper tor long
voyages ON a hot climate.
Again, as part of the operation requiring
raost skill and practice is abridgedby THIS me-
Ghod more of the work may DC done by acys
or men little experienced in the business. B,
Not being acquainted myself with the Old
method, l viii not attempt to state the older
ences between them, but that it Is greatly NJ
favor Of Densale' method must be evident %
lie most superficial observer.
Robert Hartshorne.
" " r. q y, go
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Nssa {auented 0yeass

* 2ssssf 10y s. ~
i Il AVE. ubtaillsd from the general go
\ 1Srnnelst an exclusive prisAedgs ~ ata t)yxS
have invcnted Oh entire new princlpae :, tor
bakinr all.kin5s cf'bfcae, the advantages ct
=, s piarL oyer t,aose his ,rso uscd sire III the
uslsi nsis: Tho oycn IS first heated the ire
scraUci oat at,s! the doug pun ii. to bake,
wnca tue oyen is ho.ycss and a. the bread
kaxes tie oven gra lpAly cools, it vail surely
Is conceded When brad is first put into an
,vrn Il Il "a ut tctlnr xad least capable Of bear
;n.. 'nest---,a my pian the bread is put into
re Oval at the extreme end, or where the
heat IS least and as il bass = regul ayiy pro-
crosses into lssaev Asas ansis baked J. Agl'
= = acsno sieoScS las s''l.u:. ~
the better It asaaa ths i0nses = WV. s.
the asu mols 81 tne snisa':ss III $500
thc smaller qiAaaay snc ossa WI 49, pS.
day ea ny PiAn as .he ossal = so,s, $.
blast thinner 2e cs'an snS n.s w :.
will bake; adde's, s'ssas sh0 NO ~ s .pd sat'
wool IS SAY esl-1Hs i.sssA' ,,i.,s . .,sl,
ting 40 oven aisos az W., -!
-bn:tt, Is mnsA IA PIG 1u.a0's' ra.s. ~ 49,
room to dothc sanAe pualnsss, sos.s hs,.s
monSy TO Duila =, IS Aiis7 - s
the same quantity o. = ~, so; s .r
do the same business, Mtss' :
10 ptendlces oren a1sens',.a. - Is sS, $3.50
establishea) VIII oc saaisneu on 2 Wv =. ~.
oven inopssaaon have nasa.ea ,ae. # o ses.
~; ~ , sbs oven II ,' oueration.
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w n yNT TE %.

Is MILLER who Is master OF
HI business, 70 take csrs Of mereAaaf salz. -
70 such a one rod wages will be given.-
IN person who wants, please apply TO
nm Jss1fF &ix&s Alsxsndra.
MaSh II. 9
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-28
FOR SALE,
On a credit, or 10 be rented

On a credit, or TO be rented,
TEN ACRES OF GROUND,
HANDSOMELY situated, about three quarters
of mile from town, and on the main road
leading from Alexandria to Georgetown and
Washington. Forparticulers enquire OF
TIE Printer.
Jyly "a. eo6t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-25
From The ". York Herald

''Tbc obJsd ofqVar.-Our country feens de-
termiued at all events, to go to war, particular
iv the good people of Virginia, who happen to
have no unfortified and unprotected cities as
marks for the euemy: but it is to be feared we
are not all agreed as to the Object of this war.
One is for vlndicating our national honor and
independence lately outraged in the affiir of the
Cheiapeake, Chat this is not the fentiment
which attracts certain numerous portion Of
the citizens, is pretty clear from their perGe6t
indifference TO this fame honour and indepen-
dence when outraged ty the Spanards at the
mobile) Another is for protecting American
feamen from being imprefIed on the ocean =
third IL for protecting Brtifh deferters aIfo--
fourth thinks, that while our hand is in, we
may as well take this opportunity and oblge
England TO give Up her old, favorite maxim a.
bout free fhips. A writer who figures in the
Richmond Enquirer hnibes his at fpirited adj
drefs TO his fellow citizens in the following man
ner
4" Let US refove, yes, firmly refolve, a5af aue
zUW not meath fbe )aUOrl until THE ocean BaH be
free ; and until the Imeriean tag AaH proteS,
not oHIy tie Ve6li, bm ell zUbfcb IL may contain.
! CITIZEN or RICHMOND"
" And is all this To beachieved by gun boats
and iorpedoes !--The American Flag indeed
An Citizen IF Richmond you live too far from
the ialt water"
The foregoing extract f1ews that Mr.. Cole
man, the editor of the New-York Herald, has
again taken notice of the pieces hgoed " Citizen
If Riebmo1I," as well as the general fpirit
with which the Virq;1ian5 have refsnied the Bri.
.lh iniults and injuries. lie preteods to know
a great deal about tae motives and deiigns of
Others, but has not .yef condefcended TO pub
ilh IN a clear aud nielligible manner what be
thinks ought to he done. He IS much miGaken
indeed, it he fuppoles hat VIC are not vuluers-