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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-18
From the National AteH;gencer
TO THE EDITORS.

1t gives me pleasure, gentlemen, to find that
a writer IN your paper has commenced a review
and vmdict tion OF the administration Of Nj ef-
ferson His enemies are anxious To disturb, HE
repose III retirement, to produce a cooiness be-
tween him and the president, and a political sep.
aratlon between their friends The opposition
have NO other remaining hope of regainina their
former power.-Anon,c other attacks on Mr.
Jefferson, he is represented as guilty of gross IN
consistency and departure irota princpie in
pardonmg Calender and others SUFFERING. under
the sed'ton act, and III instgating the commence
Ie,it ana prosecution OF certain indictments Tor
sediton at common law in Connecticut
1t IS true, that lie granted the pai4lops-b,. :,
lsI0.Se' that lie ihstigated prosecutions in Con-
pecticut. ~
1t is fact, that he was Informed Of the com
P?ncement OF these prosecutions by the writer of
this article "
1t is fact, that he disapproved of them O pcn.
" though he wished not to interfere with any
portion ofthe judiciary department, unless imnel.
lea by strong necessity.
IS ai'ct, th*t wien he saw there was a de.
'ernhRuon to press the Prosecutions he did in.
tcfiere, and direct their dismissal
Is ataci, that IN consequence Of his lirecti-
ons, the district attorney entercI . 1t, -
qu P'''I
1t is also fact, that parson Ractuo ,.hoso
Character as a gentleman of science and ,e,rn;p.,
"nd whose standing III society are We'll know.
declared TO friend of Mr. Jefferson III H., ns,,'
ar used the Expressions charged in The in,lict.
1hen'' or any oi similar import and for the
van on th'5 declaration lie pledged his reputati-
OF lie further remarked, that lie could prod,,ce
more than 100 of his paris.iioucr3 who had beard
We discourse, and who On oath would declare.
na' DIZZY did not hear him express any IDEAS
similar to those charged upon him in the indict.
lnent-ihat he shouid hold himself IN contennn,
I''e were capable Of using such language in the
HesE MId that # he had used it, he ought To- be
punished, by beng sent to d mad house. not y
l"IS"n. lie concluded by requesting N5r. IeiFer.
sons TREND 10 commune ate to him tiese tIec,ar.
'i'ons, to present bis compliments to Mr.. Iei@r.
son s'ld to assure lara, tliat while he did rot adj
ln're INN asa politician, he held his character m
H'gb respect as apersou vino had rende red man,
IP'f'"t services to lbs country, % the friend OF
ihe writer pledges himself TO make good
Inc t'uth OF these legations IA court or country.
VEkITAS.
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PHILADELpBIA, .dvg,,st o

>, yesterday arrived here slooh Tim
rrte"dS' '4rmSfrong, from 81. Burthofo-
me70S' CAPT. n. informs that there zuere
Mree british Cruizers Off ST. Baytholo-
1ezoS' 7oho 6Oarded eUery american 1essek
on coming IN and eUen boarded them zvhile
az Hlehor-fhe i'll treatment tie .1merirans
experience from them is incredYbLe. qphiIe
u rs 6eIteUed that all our differences 7nifh
" u. are Seftied. american veSseks are
0SaTaed nHder the batteries of q neutral
port, and sometimes receive, before Mev
can heaOe TOO, from 20 to 40 n.usket shotS
mercy ihynrfng The UeSSei and endangeriuer
fhe hveS " me cre9O, catiiRy Them a damned
set ct Yankee rascals; md Mreafeai0e IN
re IN me CAPTAINS, and g.ive them sic DOZEN.
me governor has ordered out fbe solfiero
ana militia Of Ute I8iand to nut q stoh 10
she def'redSfions " the BriHSh, q0ho epe,i
taHd on me ISlaiid md steel ar sheet. s1c
ge@Sela arriving there syifh coffee ercchf
Jr0q Hayti, are certain 10 be cdhturcd.-
several %DiericeHs AGVc been tnhrrsaed IN
me har6or, but released through ihe i,,fey-
H"stHoH u me american consul. Daiiu
drT'valS Jfom tie WlAgward Islands ,riiI
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he subscriber will sell the HOUSE & LOT
at present occupied by himseIf and also
an unfinished House, with an half acre of Land
attached - il, near his re sdence
ifnot previously disposed Of by private con-
tract, this property will be sold, at public suct,-
on upon the premises, on the fourteenth day
September, ensuing. The improvements on the
Lot, occupied by the subs criber, are plain, neat.
comfortable and in good repair
IL required, some time will be given for part
OF the purchase money.
The situation OF this property is eligible, both
as it regards health and good neiebborl,ood.
SAM'L. GREENHOV.
August 1S. ttzSen
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me Secretary IF che Navy has i.jt this
liEdoe./or Charleston.
General Inrreau. The French minister,
fcfi fhiS place for Baltimore. on FRIDAY.
Extract of letter, dated Fort Usage. near
the Fire Prairie, Missouri. July IL
On The SIN iast. the SAIS9 LoOfs Mrs
SOUR FUa CoMrANt, arrived az This host,
on then hcSsdge 10 The Rocky doitntains,
ana ans day their 6odts 10 ne number IF
zen Sot nnder gvdy for their Destinations
ms eomhany consists Of an incorhorated
body of merchants. qcho hare associated TO-
yefher TOR tie hurroSe IF carrying c,i the
Inaian trade, 1rahfing Qsd Hi.ntiny on HE
mead 7oat,rs n TIE iEssouri. and have or
gained u body Of lHLitia IF l4O y uhzvar,is
tn NUMBER, under the command Of major
Shoufeou, for tie hurfiosc Of Conveying he
H1andan Chicfto his nation, and are under
me orders cffhe Governor ofthe 7erriforv
" Louisiana mil This service is performed !;
G/ter which they firoceed on their orisinui
aestinafion and PURSUITS.
90 This detachn,ent 0fheu5- 10 be sveH arm.
Ell and equihhcd, and teaUe Iris in he,Jcct
!gooa order and high spirits, and haze no
dondt 6ut that thcy soiU be quite comhetent
sohass (or ehasiise shoutd IL be found ne
ceSsa'y, J any tribe Of hostile Indians (if
any Such they should meet spfh on me
Missouri"
~. $. This Post is situated on tie MS
Soari riUer $50 miles ADORE Saii,t Louis,
and IS central 10 the Osages, KanSls, Ottas,
| ,HsSouriS. LozyayS, and Pa7vnies nations of
Indians. Ih2se buttons Of Indians are guite
feaceabte and friendly distosed, crcem the
hansas. 7rho al times commit dehredutions
on fhe other tribes. The q. States have
erected trading house here for their ac-
commyciufion''
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ON "Wednesday, December 81. 1sOo-At
~ the late dwelling house of Nathaniel Ian.
caster, decd. about ten miles above TIE court
house, IN Prince Edward county, on Appomattox
river VIII be sold, TO the highest bidder, the
following PROPERTY; belonging to the estate.
OF the deceased, a valuable stock ofHorses, Cat
.'e' Hoss and Sheep, the plantation Utensils.
household and kitchen Furniture, too tedious ~,
mention.
Also Nine valuable NEGP0ES; also. the
crop Oh Corn Wheat, Oats and Fodder A Gre
d't of twelve mouth will be given the purcha,e,s
o" their giving bond, with approved security.
All those who have legal CLAIMS against tha
estate OF he deceased, viii be pleased TO eNj,;b,f
them duly authenticated, on or before u,e dsv af
sje, TO enable the administrators To make pr,,,,
sion for their payment All those who are indel,i5
to the estate, will sec the necessity Of immedste
payEaent, as 1t must be evident no indulgence CO
be given.
S'OHN LANCASTER,
august 10. 20
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DIED, in King & Queen, on the 4th isst. Mr.
RICHARD POLLARD, aged So years. His
ch'ldrea have TO depore the loss OF an affection
ate parent--his neighbors worthy friend, and
society AL honest man.
DIED, at his seat ar Lebanon, on the 9TH
inst his E%ceilency JONATHAN TRUM-
BULL, Esq. Governor of the state of Con-
necticut, aged 90. 4
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O. The BosToN Federal Prints are the Ssorst
IN the U s. tor giving correct extracts irom Fo-
reign Prints.-None are made, but such as sue
their own palate-SS even they are SO muliisted ;.
as to be nothing but Scraps. This paper is true
specimen Of it, Extracts from papers sec.r a,tyS
l4ter, are compressed into only 1 .Ath of columo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-18

chose but he knew full well that they cen
tanned matter so offensive from their falls
hood; SO offensive from their inscl.nce: So
insulting from their manner and matter,
that their exhibition would at once close
Discussion.
We can still further say, that the article.
pu'tisheu as the instructions, is not only i'm
perfect, by mutii;.tion: hut imperfect cs
being separate from other Instructions
aurora.
40. A-Mr. Canning and 6ir. ErSkis,e
We have seen in the public prints various
tconJectures respecting what has taken place
between these two gentlemen, and between
the latter and our government; brit none that
were IN any way satisfactory IN fact the
whole business must be ine,<hLica5ie to every
body but themselves.
Mr.. Erssine must have had other iasfruc-
ions beside those published at least about
the attack on the Chesapeake, & hope that
business is done with. Mr. Canning states
that; Mr.. Erskine had informed him, our.
heads ct departments had expressed so much
anxiety tor settlement Of our differences.
that they were willing to agree to three ar
ncleS, which he, MI. Canning, had detailed
IN his letter. Now this is imnosSi6ie, az least
rs to the two last: hence the only conclsi-
on which can at present be drawn is, fkae
me strong language, in which Mr.. Erskine
represented the good disposition of our gov
ernment. may have induced NJ Canning to
dictate those articles in one of his letters, 5y
s0oy u essay Towards fhe basis ofa freatv,
but unique stionably the minister's INSTRUCT
ons must have been much more detailed Thea,
any thing 7ye haze seem
There is encouragement to be derived
from the temper which has been discovered
ny Doth governments, in the arrangements
they have made, in consequence of what had
taken place-..U. s. Gu-.
o. Let the American Reader. weigh well the
following Resolution of British Peer, and q
Ministerial Partizan with such men. what
possible adjustment can be formed by the United
States !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-18

Petersburg paper enquiries" VIII Frencss
ships u WW BE- admitted into orr ports since,
th"se OF England are Excluded i"-But the fact
Is, that Brush ships are not excluded. II Ella
teriction on ships OF war is contained in the il, st
and second sections Ofthe Act OF March ST, 1869.
but i.,ese are not among the sections, which are.
continued in force" by the LIST section of the act
ut June 28th-They have therefore eApired-@
much as we regret the omission, British armed
vessels may still find admission * ASYLUM in our
ports.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-18
IlPERLiL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
NAV 1
AMERICA.

" The Earl of Sekir1 rose, in pursuance of
notice, and entered into !. detail of the circum-
stances relative to the affair Of the Cies0osckc &.
the subsequent trials, at Halifax OF some of our
seAIhen tor lnutny and desertion, for the purpose
OF showing that there every reason 70 believe
thar tie dniericdH Soveranlent mast have Gnosy,s
thGt ByitIsh deserfers had been entered on koori
me cheSape"Gc, and refuSe!to be Qe!ive,e. ub pd--
HenlaTlg as no enquiry had Teen inStfutea inc .e
eona1ct q as cJcers upon that occasion 1t was,
.hefeioFe' III has opinion, improper in Ministers,
to make an unqualified PREPARATION for the stack
ON me chesapeake they ought TO have .leman-
aea satisfaction rom the american GopsraDuene
for IFS conduct in refusing TO deliver UP ,sscr;ers
from cur service and it was because he believed
that MINISTERS wcre upon that OCCASION disposed
10 make improper sacrifices to the Injury OF our
maritime rights, that he tto't it IN duty to bring
furward The subject. HIS iordship dweit some
une Oh line Importance OF our maritime RIGHTS,
and the necessity OF maintaining item to the ut
most extent; and concluded by moving an hum
die address to his majesty stating the opinion of
the House, thar arrangement ought to be m act,
Jar fhe adjustment Of the differences bet.yeen THIS
country and -t'nerica, without PREPARATION beinp
! de-tlandrd FROM THE dMERLCAN COW.
ARNNENT, for the conduct e;'its Ulcers in hay-
oe'hE ant refussas to GeliVer up leseylers sbl th
BRITISH Naval Srypice
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nv ANTED to hire, for one or two months, q
w hand that has been accustomed to work
IN the field. For further information, apply To
the printer.
August IS. IF
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% Let the American Reader. weigh we'll the
following Resolution of British Peer, and q
Ministerial Partizan with such men. what
possible adjustment can be formed by the United
States
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-30

/; Departed this life, on Wednesday evening last,
after painful illness, which, he bore with great
degree of patience and fortisude, JOHNE wy
ATT, merchant of this city. ~
In social virtues. Mr.. Wyatt slione pre- emf
nentiJ, always frank. candid and sincere, strictly
honest and prompt in all his transactions with
mankindi his early exit is more to be regretted
when we view him quitting the scene, Just en-.
tering the busy career of life, "a member of the
mercantile community, and leaving behind him,
long TO lament his less, AN amiable companion s.
tender babe, In the day-spring Of youth, the
bright morning of his life has been suddenly cut
OH, and his sun has set to rise no more
f" Heaven gives us friends to bless the present
scene, b '-, -,
Resumes them to prepare us for the next
DEATH stands like Mercuries in our way,
And kindly points to our! journeys end''
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4 REWARD Of twenty dollars will be given

REWARD of twenty dollars will be given
u Tor the deliveryyto us, ola Trunk, which
was put in charge of negro waterman, on tie
llth ult. to be carried t, Milton. II was a hair
trunk OF about or f.'et cubic contents, label
led on card on the top +. I. No %, and contai-
ned principally writing paper of various quail
ties, but also some other articles of stationary.
pocket telescope with brass case, a Dynamome-
ter in steel and brass, or instrument for measure
ing the exertions Of tlraught animals, collection
OF rocabularies of the Indian languages, &somc
other articles not particularly noted in the memo
randum taker.
GfBSoN & JEFFERSow
May 80 f
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lust PUBLISHED, and for sale at LvrA .
~ SoHthgates Printing Office, corner of ftarrs's
building, SERMON, lately delivered by the
Rev'd John ID Blair, on " Tie im6etuosity AMI
bad effects Of Passion" Price 25 cents
May 80. tf .
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TOR SALE, Ladys elegant RIDING.
- HoRSE.-For particulars enquire at tins
Office.
May 30. Il
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MAREiEp, on Thursday, tbs 18th I,stans,
Or. JosN HosxIHs, of King & Queen county,
to the amiable and accomplished Miss Lucy
RuffIN, of King William county.
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'TNEN DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

VEN DOLLARS REWARD-Rm away,
a a Negro Woman named .IENNf, aged
about twenty years, OF middle SIZE stout and
well set, very full face, her complexion tocrably
DARK, and has very good CONFERENCE.-The
went off on the 1st of May, and had on Calico
gown with running vine hower-she is well
Known in and about Richmond, was Formerly the
property ofMr Thomas II. Prosser, near the
Brook, and lived for some time with Mr. Fas.
bender, matchmaker, in this place. Who
YER will bring her to The subscriber, shall receive
the above Reward.
,r. NJ. MARKS. l.,
p. s.. His place ofresidence may be known
BY aPpyingto Mr. ] Lyon, Merchant, few
doors above the Market Bridge.
NJ. M.
May 80. tf .
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b'rhood. any!offers are made else at public a,-
ton, on the first Thursday in De-, next, if it hl
pens to be the race week, else on the Thurstly
OF sad week and month, on a credit of s and B
moaths. ..-
The subscribers thus early in publishing II,
intention, because he wishes 10 offer an opuortl
hity to those who might become inclined to p,ll
chaSe, either IN person, or their friends and a.
qndinfances Sisiting the neighbo|nis Springs an
c"Hnf'es, to get some knowledge of the situation
and value OF the same; by which alone, they mat
be enabled to judge whether or not great BAR
gains may be expected from the purchase o.
them. 80 :.
- G. S. STRAS. n
1855 Acres, (more OF less by 200 acres) Il
the countyo OF Sreenbrier, on Meadow river, faI
eng the mouth fsuch, and Joining the lands 8
low o grounds OF Samuel McClung, William NJ :.
Chung, Samuel Price, and VIM. Renix. on thes
great road to Kentucky.
1871 acres, IN Bottetourt county, on Barberl
creek, on the main road (made lately) from II
Sweet Spring to Fincastic distant 9 miles frd
the Spring, and 16 from Fincastle.
loOo acres in aforesaid county, and Joining
foregoing tract, and the plantation of Thorn
Price, on said creek and road to Fincastle: the
is bold sulphur spring on this tract ..-.a
ooo acres IN SAID county, joining the plantation
OF kofLinger, and extending small distance q.
YER The Blue Ridge in Bedford county. =.
23O acres in said county of Bettetourt, on Lon.
cey's mill creek. ., ..n =;
1880 acres, formerly in the couRty of Montco-
merry, bstis Il am informed} by late division,
IN kanawha, on Point creek
Ioo acres on Percy river and Walkers creek
IN the Che.adt Forest, Gin last mentioned coun-
ty} including the Iron pond and Iron banks
$50 acres in said equity, on No.Busiress.
Creeh, a branch of New river =. e.,
2O9o acres on the forks of Salt river state of
Kentucky, Being part of tract of GOO acres, ON
which General Mathew Walton formerly resi-.
ded
leo acres in Kanawha county, part ola tract
OF 1900 acres, on which col. VIM. Clen,iinen re-
sided, and WHICH is part OF large military sur
vey made by George Mase and others, on the o.
hio and KanawIa rivers.
234 acres north west. of the Ohio, IN what
is called the Illinois Grant, bearing the No. 24s.
IA military right =
1000 acres ON Deer creek, Green river state Of
Kentucky, bearing No. 6l7, surveyed in 1875, for
Major George Lewis, beng in part Tor his own
military services. ,..
1000 acres on said Deer creek, bearing No
100, surveyed IN 17"j for Gustavus b. Wallace.
being originally gen. MERGERS and his own mill.
tary rights This tract joins the preceding The
two last mentioned tracts, besides being valuable
farming Lands, are supposed 10 contain Sal.
Springs, lying in the. neighborhood of large
Salt lick, and exhibiting every indication of be.
Ing impregnated with it.
May so. IF
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FOUND Yesterday, near Sheckr Ware
House, two one hundred dollar NOTES, OF
the Bank of Virginia, The owner may get fur
ther information by applying at the Office of the
ENQUIRER.
I May S0th. e
NOR LEASE OR SALE-on a credit rom
j. 1 to s yesrs--The SO4P and CANDLE
INSTRUCTOR, lately efectedat Bacon Quar-.
ter Branch in the skirts OF the corporation bounds
Of this city, ....e rs T,.. ". q,
The works have been constructed under che
s,fperintendsnce OF AZ complete workman, in
that business, as perhaps ever came from Eu-
rope. 'tr..
The necessary utensils for carrying on the a.
bove business on an extensive scale may be had
with the premises Enquire Of -,
G&oRGh GREENHoW.
May 10. w4N
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The foliotping are the names ofthe gentlemen 7Oho
compose the Standing Committees ofthe House
Of Represenfafives, appointed agyeesbiy tothe dc.
cfSiOn ofhat body on Tuesday last
Committee Of Elections - Messrs. Fjndley,
Clay, Sturges, Troup, Taylor, Van Rensselaer,,
and Cannett.
Of Claims. -MeSsrs. Johnson, Seaver, Butler,
Pitkin, X Brown, Jones, and Stanley.
O Commerce and Manufactures. --Messrs.
Newton, Dana, Marion, Cuts, Mumford, John
Porter, and M'Kim
0fUays and Means-Messrs Eppes, w. Ais
ton, Tslbnadge, Montgomery, Bacon, Rea,
(Penn.) aud Haven.
On Public L1nds-Messrs. Morrow, Good
wyn, Bib, Ely, Boyd, Howard and Sammons.
Of Revi'af and unfinished 6asisess.-Messrs.
Southland, X. Jackson, and Shaw.
Of Oanfs.--Mcssrs. ". X. Moore, Stedman
and Minor
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
JUNlUS.
FROM THE LONDON l>p1aExDlyr ss,e.


To1s ro2atAglaesyt ir Dsie Of Y5,l.
olh-lt, on your retreat from office, YOU had
gene info actual rttrenlect, shoull not now
'i"Ve INC ei"eity to disturb you: would rcspect
'''e siFief Wn'ct SeitnEc deserves tor Tie low
~ 2, cf Sc;iFf.s' arg leave you in that privacy
whicn 10 eGna.'Y suited to the moderation ~ vonr
talents and yonr virtues.
Your royal iigi.ness Vii, be convinced .b,.
am rot 10 he easily IMPRESSED b. ca,,,,au ,,,,:.
ION, wien will admi- mat yoar cristcocr b.s
n"t been altogether useless 10 ~
.sI'nilsh any valuable srusa o;.c eX,malc . hc--
ter than thousaa 1er-ts=>: 1--we h4yt. 4 narir1l
suspicion oi theory. avid ,a;ght have .irqefed
'hroncl ases Of scepticism before NC 6, ula hare
leund 50 strong an eNa:ap!. a. thst snnpld hy
yoar royal hlshacss--that no degra,iatien can
disanafy man Tor tile service at bis touuttv--
lnH me most vulgar vice Can give lessor Of
mor4i'ty, end the meanes: thirst oe pawcr TIL
nmph 70 the constitution.
know tnaf, 70 your ,'elcacy of fcclinr, ae.,i.
ing Is likely 10 be more unexpected or nefh9ps
'in'e f'ahiui man public charge Of The carGi-
"ai Virtues. l. ne double accusation Of pety ard
i,'''io''s,n :, II t'uSt he owned, rather 0paics-
siTe Tor the blushing humility of man who h1s
nisnef'o suscctdtd n connecting bis Virtues rom
the sn5ptIon Of even his most intimate f.;.aes.
iaT puhl;c example! O,her mrn nav r,st,ley
claims on the gratitude, you deserve your reward
from inc jns'lce Of The country-.s Sepa.lam vir.
f"1'm Gas' ms, '--and il is du,y which dare
MOI decline, % draw your buried merits m ID
hght, and demand Ter them the honor which Is
their due.
mast be permitted to pause in your 7anery-
ne: an oid mans imagination sinks before the
'as~ o. ionoWlng you through your course Of
sinFy and IN an age when every thing seems
i'l o. alteration, il is slight qualification 4,
nave discovered SO stfiking an example Of to-.
tai defiance cf change, mind steadily nu,su;ne
IT'S original 'mpulte; turning neither 10 ,be risht
nor 10 heiett; neither TO be awed BY the ciil.
nag iof'nality Of reason, nor ashamed Nv lie
err'os 'inpeitinence of ridicule.
hu' TO have enemies is the natural fate of mcf-
It. -FOUR enemies may enieovor to represent
| your course as easy and scarcely reonirng any
! 'h'ng mere than due contempt of those rest,i.
| tons which vulgar minds may hold sacred fa-
c'ti dcsctaaas .fpera." Yet DEFY ,hcir hi,,ee,sf
malice TO give another instance Of maa wac
mas Gsvoted such opportunities and snch IL .ps.
ny o as pirpose, 81 whore ;stog,sss h.s ;.teaa