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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
AZ GKEaT BARG@1M.
Z Nav aS.

THAT beautiful and elegant ESTATE
.ascd to the Mir Wises, is still Tor sale, well
nown by the nanle of g .dbiagdon,," where
he ,nansioa house stands, directly opposite
hc Capitol, lying ~ the Potomac river, con-
,.aining four hunalel and twenty two acres
lie road from the contemplated bridge passes
.,early through the centre of the cstySe--it
may be purchased for cash Or OIL a long ere,
1T, by paying small part in laand--aiso a.
bout fifty acres adjoining, part OF the same
tract, leased to William Frazer, Will he sold
on the same terms. A good and isGispuiabic
tile will be made FOR both. The tie papers
may be seen by application to the subscriber,
or Robert /. 7agior, Esquire, by whora every
necessary information WILDE Given.
II not sold by friday the Goth OF May, ct
private sale, il will on that day lie sold to the
aigllest bidder, bsfore the cafec-house door,
atfwelye O'Clock, at which time the terms sof
sale will be sSade known.
80 = : B. Dade.
May ;. a
Qv The sale Of the above
property is necessarily postponed in
consequence ofthe absence of Rese,t
I Taylor. esq. sntil Monday the sixth
lay OF une whent it will posif;..-' :
take place as above, unles'
ate sale before.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
JAMES S AMDERSON,

JAMES SAMDERSON,
OGsrs, or sole Very log,
Is hogsheads Mlscovaslo Sugar,
! 70 bags green Coffee
Is hossheads well favored Rum
pipes Cogniac Brandy
u quarter casks Sherry Wine
u bales Tennessee Cotton
Ind as usual
Ageneral assortment of the best Wines
tpailuous Liquors, Teas and Groceries.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
FOR SHE, RY
LEWIS DEBLOIS

This Store, near CO... Ramsay's whart,
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
casks
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
rcls
/ Molas.es, in hegshcads
Cod Fish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears,
n barrels
( Cheese
I Cider Vinegar, in hegsheads aad pipes
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
Sales at Vendue.

nnevery Tuesday and Friday,
NILLsBE SOLD s
) !, The Vendue Store, corner Of Prince and
p Water streets.
ivsris!y Of Dry Goods, Groceries. &c.
: PARTICULARS of which will be expressed in
3. hills Of the day All kinds of goods
sb;ch arc on Limitation and the prices ot
mic are established, can at any time be
awe; ; and purchased at the lowest limitation
nj prices.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
mo. 2.loo.

CLOVER HAY For SAFE.
4 FEW loads Of .excsllent Glover Ear,
{ 4 may behad atCamersn--itscnl for and
ken from the field.
8 Nav 26 lSt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04
g. Porter Cellar.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens IF alexandria, and the public in ge-
neral, that he has opened a Porter Cellar, a
few rods south Of the vendac store, formerly
occupied by Margaret Myers, where he VIII
always keepaon hand Philadelphia Porter and
Ale of the first quality. Those who please
to favor him with their custom, may depend
on the strictest punctuaIity and every favor
acknowledged:
{ Jonathan Field Id
Ma ls. ,aet lswf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02
YsAK 1908.

Vol. 8, p. IS, contains description of a loom
Tor weaving Sacks, Pockets, and Purses without
any sean, 90 them
+. ljo. 1t has been proved, by his maiesty's
opan'sii fiock in ten years. experience, tiat the
wool OF TIT breed does not degenerate IA Oils
country. tits aScerteined that tie first cross Of
new breed gives the lamb half of the rams
blood, the second Is per 100, the third ST., and
The fourth 9SS. The difference between the
fleece of the original stock and The wool of the
mixed breed is then scarcely pcrceptbie, parti-
ruiariy it attention has been bestowed ON die Sc.
lection Of the ewes
p 237. Irocalaiion # Sheep for he scaL -
Count Ssrgi dc Roinan1Dw, OF Petersburg, has
iately made AN experiment of considerable i'm.
portance to farmers. He inocaiafed all his flock
or ,'e SSab, aud out Of $500 sheep, which were
subjected to the process, not one died of the dis.
ease.
Vol. 4, p $40, year 1904, contains a specificA.
ion OF patent for making cloths Of d,fleren,
Sinds, and fabrics fit for gcnsr 4, uses and pnrDns
5, by employing in their fabrication fur or fur,
i different kinds, which have nc ser hitherto beer
pun or woven into cloth. For this end, tie yary
g thread employed in the manufacture Of a.,
9th, IS spun eit''cF rom beaver, hates Sur. o,
f"eDit iuFAIsly, or r0nl my 0neo. tic Dlcidst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02
MISCELLANY.
FOR THE Enquirer.

Having looked through series of the Repcr.
tory OF Arts--a work Of very high scientific re.
putation, periodically published in London com.
prsing all the new patents that are taken out in
Oreat-Brrtain, and all the recent improvements
i'll the arts and sciences made in that or in r.l,er
coun'res--ior the purpose of seeing something
that might aid us In the establishment Of mann.
features in our own lit upon several articles
winch may aInuse or perhaps Instruct the reader.
The extracts which have made with this view
arc principally taken from the I'd Series Of that
work, and are here designated by the number of
The vol OF that Series, the page, aid the year
IN winch 1t was published. The whole work has
now swelled TO II volumes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02
CADIZ. June Q.
Extract ofirfrmation from Ssain. .

ErfrGct ofinformation. from Stain.
NOTE Livery day circumstances took
place to confirm the friendly disposition of
the Spanish people as we'll as the provisional
governments towards Great Britain. AT AL
gesiras about the 9Th June, valuable Rr;-
fish merchant ship, taken by "A French pri-
vateer, was sent with prize crew into AL
gesiras, but no sooner did she arrive in that
port, than the Frenchmcn were drove out of
her, the British sailors were released, the
ship returned to'them and sent to Gibraltar
-indeed, every hostility between G.. Bri-
tain and the Spanish nation had ceased, and
was succeeded by the most friendly inter-
course.
The Spanish feet of six sail of the line in
Minorca, had made an arrangement with
Lord Collingwood to- remain there until they
should receive orders from the Junto of Sc
vile.
NoTE 2.-On the advance of General Du-
pont with detachment of the French army
near Madrid towards Cadiz, to support the
| Cause OF Bonaporte there. suspicious arose a.
morgst the people of Cadiz, that the cap
tain general of Andeiusia the marquis de So
lano, and also governor of Cadiz, was in the
| interest of Bonapartc, the correspondence be
tween him and the duke of Berg was finally in
tercepted: the people of Cadiz surrounded
his house, & having got the marquis into their
hands, tore him TO pieces, his house was Ie-
Yelled to the ground, and completely destroy
| ed. In Cadz a provisional unto was imme-
diately formed, dependent on the unto in So
! vile, and Don Thomas Morla was entrusted
with the government of Cadiz, in the room q,
Soiano
! At barcelona Don Pedro Truxililo was n,
the sane time destroyed blythe people Of Bar
eeiona, ier aiding the French general ia tina!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02
EUROPE.
MORE OF THE REVOLUTION.
NoRroLX, July IS.

Yesterday morning arrived here an officer
from his b. NJ. brig EmuioHs, Lieut. Stupor,
which anchored on Tuesday evening off Old
Point Lighthouse, in II days from Barba-
does, with dispatches from Admiral Coch-
rane to Col. Hamilton and Mr.. Erskine, the
British Minister. To the peliteness and at
tentIon of Col. II. we are indebted Tor copies
OF the following very important letters.
Herald
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02

June IL.
A report has been in circulation since
yesterday morning, founded it is said, on the
authority of q letter from HAVANA, that
new vice row for Mexico has reached that
place He is said to be Frenchman by
birth, but emigrated early, and bears Spa
nish title of nobility. We presume he comes
out under the new king.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02

-
position to every measure Of the present adj
mini>tra,ion, god or. bad.
When Spa hsulted us on the Sabine. he
was tor raisih I'm army, and chastizing Boz
napartc. without ceremony.
But when Britain murdered the crew OF
the Chesapeake, and the Orders IN Council
rendered AN appeal to arms probable, he
considered an at my as dangerous and Of no
use. =,
In 'ee. Britain was sea monster-I
1906, she is fighting the battles OF the world.
In 1906, if we took possession OF the 7'ri-
fish provinces, we would catch a Tartar
At one time they we're unimpoitafit Z; at a
nother they were valuable as hostages to
;nsure,us rood terms at the conclusion of
peace.
Last fall, he was for marching to Canada
without ceremony-,ut few visits to MIR.
Keys and the British minister's "cosled his
"porridge,," and he could then see nothing
for which we ought to go to war.
He voted for fortihcations--but would not
raise 5000 men to be stationed in them.
He ridiculed Jays treaty-but supported
Monrce's. which was worse.
On the 18th of last December, an embar-
20 was our only weapon. On the next day 1t
was a bad one.
One day it operated solely against England
the next it was the only measure she wan
ted.
One day it was strong-the next weak.
One lay we have no cabinet-thc next the
executive arm is too strong.
The most venerable sages in congress are
the objects Of his abuse and derision-but
when he feels the lash, the interposition OF
the chair is demanded. '-
He demands exclamation when he Is mis-
-unurrsruop--Dut refuses the same privilege
when he is misrcpresenting others
These are part of the Inconsistencies OF
the very consistent Mr.. Randoph.-lt is
strange that such a man should be courted,
praised and hattered.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02

New ORLEANS, June 10.
We learn from Baton Rouge that seri-
GUS apurehensions have been entertained by
governor Grand Pre- of a rebellion against
the government of his catholic majesty, and
that major Ellis, formerly of this city,
has been arrested, and is in close custody.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02

Admiral Cochrone writes to Col Hamil-
ton, 81 have forwarded copy of this in
tclligeHce to the Captain General of the
Caracas, and have stopped all hostile pro-
ceedings of the squadron under my com
mand, against that and the other Spanish
provinces; and am i'll great hopes they
will be preserved from the clutches of the
French"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-02

shortest ROAD at CofuoNa; complain they
have no answers; and in, the last, brought
Yesterday. bid him be expeditions, as he is
DESTROYS, when reinforced, todrive the rebels
from Seville On the obtaining of the first.
the Council dispatched Gen. Johnston with
5000 regulars, and gave directions to the go
vernment at Ayamonte, to put the armed
peasantry in motion From the impassibil-
~ of the deeply intersected ground from this
to Seville and CorGova, they do not apDrc-
hend the French can proceed, and certainly
must abandon the ten pieces of cannon, If they
are not ali destroyed and if ne is not, they
impnte it to his having moved by the left &
he river, to join General Dupont at Cordo-
"a.
"The irregular force they have given arms
IS, by the number OF rations given, from 70
70 rs 600, and would increase to any numbers
| hey would wish. This zeal to join the ar
my is depressed by the Orders in Council
| Just enforced
am lust returned from the advanced
guard at Cormona, where the utmost conf
| lence exists and in an admirable position,
| hey are prepared to check the advance of
| he French, who as yet have made no indi-
| cation 1T moving from Cordova, in front of
which city they are employed in strength
| ming an excellent position by works.
General Johns.ons corps is returned, &
'tS HdrCnSh 10 tne udln DOuy Oh Tue SIpa-
| 'ish regulars at Utrera, which is the head
iuarters OF the Captain General Castana.
When at Carmona, | saw 500 Swiss,
Who had just arrived from Carpi, where
| hey were posted on their march from Ma
| a'id others attempted to follow, but it is
opposed they were obliged to disperse.
! - o d.scribe the sentiments of the peo-
| ,le, | need only observe, the lowest class
| aDnot be bribed to convey any intelligence,
| appears by the numerous letters they
| oliver to the Magistrates. when the i'm
possibility Of knowing they are traitors
you'd ensure them every means of passing
| nd requesting undiscovered.
| SoEe evil-minded men have been ar
| ested; bat their names and number are SC
| considerable, that il has not been hoaght
d sufficient moment to punish .hem.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
This IS to give Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandria couY-
y, in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
rom the Orphans Court of said county LEI
tiers testamentary on the estate ofJosehh M.
RE Perrin, late Of the county aforesaid de-
ceased ali persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
them, with the vouchers thereof, to the SUB
scriber, on or before the 18th day of Septefae
Der next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those IN
debted thereto are required to make iflmed.7
ate paynient.--Given under my hand this Both
day Of March, 1908.
Mathurin Perrins Err.
March IS. - .taTtW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
April l..
Fifty Dollars Reward.


ELOPED from the service ofthe a2toscfzeef
on Thursday mght last,
A NEGRO MAN, named .AAFHoWY,
n commonly called TONEyl--He IS a
bout IS years Of age, feet high, likely
well looking fellow, formerly a stevedore IN
Alexandra, his cloaths not known.--W no.
ever secures him in any Jail in Virginia, or
the district of Columbia, shall receive re-
ward of Thirty Dollars, il out of the state OF
Virginia, or the district of Columbia-FlF-
TY DOLLARS and all reasonable expences
viii be paid If brought home.
William Fl. Tebbs.
Dumfries. March ID.
n. 8. Masters of vessels and others are
forewarned to harbor or carry him offat their
peril.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
Valuable Property for Sale.

T~O BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to
] gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one and a quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in right line
from Gibbon- to Great-Hunting- Greek,
lntersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan of the ground and further particulars
NAV be obtained by application to
James Patton.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
FOR SHE, PY
LEWIS DEBLOIS

1T his Store, near Col. Ramsay's wharf
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and qaaFfes
casks
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and BAR
rels
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears,
in barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogsheads and pipes
March 3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
ENGLISH GOODS.
By the John AdarnsSy ST. John from I.ive-pools
APPLETON AND CO.

10, Cat0ert street, Baltimore,
WAVE received their regular supply
= L of goods, calculated for The preseit'ana
approaching season:
Cambria and Common Calicoes
Plain and Striped Dimities
Printed Marseiles Vesting
White Jeans
Furniture Chintz
Do. Dimities
London Superhne Broad Cloths
Do. do CassiAeres
Yorkshire Fine Cloths and Casslnerts
Patent Nankeens
Grandurells
Cotton Cassimeres
6-4 and a. Cambria Mushrs
Japan, Hartford and Check do
Plain and Figured Null do.
l.eno, Victory, Riddle, Sc. DC.
Colored do. do. Dc.
4 4, 4 pie;ra Hnak do.
Cingbalns
Silk dc.
Sattins, Persians and Sarsenets
Bonnet Silks
Silk Gloves
Silk handkerchief
tancy SbaWjs
Cotton Umbrellas
Do. Braces
Do. Laces and Footings
Dc. Quillings
English Kid Gloves
Gotten Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Fringe and Red Lace
Cotton and Linen Checks
Buttons
Birmingham Ware, &c.
IN STORE,
a few dozen gentlepen's best Beaver Hs;s
from MarseilleS.
Thele goods will be fold low fcq
cath or undoubted paper at 90 days,
April S. u!ot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
CAUTION.

tAHEREAS Joseith Deane and Zaeha'TaA
Gardaer, have setup claim by deco
uust or other conveyance made to them By
oa'Rel N Carly, for part of the MOUNT AIR
eaet OF l.andin our possession-This is to
.aa Ion all persons from purchasing as the
A'd Da'fel 1FCarty could have 30 title in a.
~ part of the Land until geneal division of
ne estate of che late Daniel M'Carty takes
Place.
Sarah M'Carty.
John w. Bfonangh.
March dim.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
BRYAN HAMPSON

"A
HAS FoS SALE.
10 pipes old port &
$ do. Madeira =
30 quarter casks Lisbon
70 DO. particular Peneriae q
Is do. Malaga
Is pipes old cognac brandy
do. 4th proof Holland Gin
5 hhds. Sd proof Antigua ruIa
do. first quality molasses
e do. green copperas
do. alum
20 do. brown sugar
20 bags pimento
IS do. pepper
10 chests young hyson
10 do Tyson skin
do. imperial 3
100 bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
so do, ground ginger
80 do. ralsins
1900 lbs. bacon, well cured
5 kegs salt pctre
A quantity of fine and ground alum salt.
Atall times has the first quality Aour FOL
hiyuse on hand--with number Of othe,
Tsucles--all ofwhich he viii sell low ON hi.
nrmer terms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
Landing and for Sale,

Landing and for Sale,
From tie brig Faveyite, cart. John Stacey,
d bales Russia SHEETINGS
8 do. RAVENS DUCK
10 do. ALMONDS
9 hhds. COFFEE
so bis. new RUM
John G. Laid.
.Azso from brig Ruth, caflt. 1o6ey,
"a BIS and hhds. RUM
Linseed, Spermaceti and Tanners OIL
SOAL LEATHER, GOLDFISH in boxes
SALMON IN barrels
A quantity of SHOES, sc.
FOR SALE AS ABOVE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
JAMES SANDERSOM,

Ofersyor sale gerry iovv,
IS hogsheads Muscovado Sugar,
20 bags green Coffee
. hogsheads we'll Favored Pun
pipes Cogniac Brandy
y quarter casks Sherry Wine
IL bales Tennessee Cotton
.d,ad as usrsaL
9 general assortment of the best Wines
eplr1tuous Liquors, Teas and Groceries.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
NOTICE.

sf@HE. subscribers to the Alexandria AcA-
DENY, are respectfully informed that
an election VIII take place at the academy on
Monday the lth day of April next, at Y
scOcls for thirteen trustees TO serve for one
!. year from that day.
March II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
NEW-Y0KK, u = 9.

Inteliigence has been eceived in thi.
C ~ iron. re peclabie conuae cial hous.
IN Madeira, u der date OF May 90 n, STA
ing, lhai the Spariayds tad r,sen, attack
ed, and beaten n Frenc my in Span
and ihd, The Blush squad on eff C,cie
was expected 20 co-opeta.r with the Spa.
ish fleet is Conveying Chares X. a q
ne roya! mrni;y To Sonh A,ne4ca. /
was Cepo,i current IN 80 Dnush &c,
n l.rbon, thai h- Portuguese quadi Oh
20 us Scysse 20 Rio janei,o had csp'asso
Dur SPANISH srisa'es, having ash syt. ioi
J millions OF doi!A's 17er. .A..v.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

"Whst security is there against the re-
newal oi these acts OF violence.
= Al the slaves here aie treated with
the most horid cruelty; $50 Portuguese
shut up in pr!scl--The Court of Lisbon dc.
-i4yed send ng thetrioute. The governmen,
iias not sen Ii III any reiief and they arc III
IeN,rtme wreichedacss. t'he Objects as
well as saisors are cond. nnsd TO labo.
ana arc loaded w,ih isnomny.
"a great munber of Neap ,tans, also
slaves MT IN a less pitiabie SITUATION and
'the Dey VINO expects to Conquer Tu-
ms N the first campaign, hopes to make
"a @coty oS 5000 more Earcge slaves
whose l, nsotn he wall fix very high. Since
lie has been forced tn give up all the slaves
who wc.e subjects of the Emperor NApo-
lean, !, SesriS that he is resolved to MAKE
a's system of robbery press harder upon
the oilier Foreigners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

TIE patriotic ahl manly toast drar,, OF.
he 4,hI1st. by the " rirsi Aia,ine Anl-
'ery Company of the Union PsmpLi.
mons Eoe!, and published IL yes { day~s
Ame !, an, a.e The best corlrnen,stlai re, (,
DC gwen on The noisy ,ucub a,ions of these
restless sr.El,s vino d ciatn, against lbs
e'1ba'go. THIS corps i, comp,,s, d of Tn
m 1t respectable Comma ,ders Ct Yesscls
Who SAL cut 81 The port q Baltimore; sud
upon no class uf ,ncu do > the embarga
more immediately operate by lis essu {
and priyauons, tban upo men Sc
t1iog LIE AID conseq1ent.y NO class o.
men are more capable oiIudgipg ofils ne
u; iicoEt ehecss. Il rs renlaik worldly
q. noses liza While The mercl,a,. 5, The
ir'a,i ets: amo hs mechanics, ha.e uesq.,
Soca'iy and generally appioba ed he Wis-
dora prop,,:'y oil Tie enit. 20 N 3 5
supplementary laws-~a set OF III Z mo.,
imn,, !alely ute es;ed 10 ;hp Welfare O.
ttsoe, ann afyc led hy rs suspension ;
tic mus. Nruient insecllyes sgainss g..
vs-fnien ir the 2Gop:ion Of Iause m
surts have emanated from lawyers--iron.
men IN ba e. on the ,ufmaiIs and mis-.
ties Of then tel0w CO a.uFes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

,he7. The federa!st who had sighed for
.Ae work nanship of Britain, and ne that
may have delighted in the colors of France,
would uni Z: IN the disnifed choice of VlR
GINA CLOTH. This is nest lovely
0sssa, through which we view the prospect,
II hen we may say S-e are all brothers, we
are all republicans The acerbities of par
" spirit would subsidv, like. the bubbles of
a disturbed brock, aud sink into the great
stream OF american patriotism, which
would How on, ,ure and majestic. l.. con-
temp'arng this interesting theme, we Can
but exhort our fellow citizens To exert e.
very faculty in the encouragement of home
manufactures Ii would be the best CON-.
ment We could make upon the embargoes
ot Europe, and it would be our best palia-
dunn of defence. We are told that our
president, the man after our ozvn hearts APP
peared, on the II Fourth Of July, i'll home
spun attire the spectacle must have been
interesting, and the example must be i'm
press.ve; tor who Can be ashamed to wear
the same cloth, which is worn IVY the great
est man, in the most envia5ie Office of the
world Who is ashamed to wear the dress.
which, louder than the voice of Stentor, and
sweeter than the harmony of Cicero, pro-
CLAIMS selt-,ndependence. IL there be any,
we can but conclude IN the words of Cow
per-
"Then what is man? And what man see-
ing this, and having human feeling, does
not blush, and hang HIS head to own him.
self n NAN 90
.l7as. hoor Chee.ham. You have too long
soAred upon tine wings of SANDER; you have
dared to approach too near the light of
truth and virtue your wings have melted,
aud you have fallen. On what fall is
there, my countiymeu! The magnificent
edihce OF tie Republican Watch Tower has
1umbled into runs, and the Amer can CT
,lzen has firoOcd himself an Euglishman.
You should have recolle C ed, Mr.. Cheet
ham, the 10th ode of Hor &c, which de-
scribes the taking of tower of brass and
IRON gates, with surly mast ifs, merely by
shower OF gold Who played tie part of
jupiter with you
we can but adm re the energetic conduct
OF ne 2'i and III wards of New York, who
nave published Cheeham's apostacy; this
Conduct deserves imitation elsewhere.