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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

Query Would Jackson have dared 70
have charged our Executive with any con-
nirancs win Mr. Erskine, unless there had
been party in this country. to side vih O.
: L whom he was TO furnish the mate
rials OF inyecive and Of opposition Let
Pickering, and Gore and others answer for
this
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

M. jackson has been di?miqqed--but let
him remember that there are other sorts Of
disgrace VIII CHI may pursue the minister who
hiots aga nst me tranquility If a country. He
may be ordercd II unfortunately ,here are
not few Gases of ikiS sor! in the LasYs of
Nations.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

One proposes to discuss the question, whether
11r. RGnaolt al lay resolution before the next
Congress apo -,I"g'' the bromb'ifUde and frdak-
ness Wit. WA Il me p. u. ) has dismissed the
min'stcr 1t . b" Aaother protector proposes
t. investigate from vat quarter the wind
means to nil w ona e.ivcn d W
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

N. B. Possession of the above land viii be gil
ven on the iirst day OF !anutry rext.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, IL miles
from Alexandria, from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen
tecl family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard of
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF i'm
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined TO purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. JOHN DuLIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
uises.
E. Dulin.
DIFF
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The Subscriber

i liz ECuOoSl1OSA E.s,.7.s z.fste
Has received the folzoping articles:
New Orleans and ST. Cro!x Sugars of the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton Of the first quality
Cogniac Brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin
London Particular Madeira1
Sherry WINS
Lisbon
Superior Claret in cases ~
Imperial,
Hyson,
n i9sos s sSin, TEAS,
Souchoag, s
Eohea
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Gunpowder
P. z. Patent Shot, from >. B. to No. 8
Mould SHOT, 3 l.. and 5 s. e..
SaltPetre, double refined
Spanish Fiotant Indigo
Copperas of The list quality
Fresh Nutmegs
Pimcnto and black Pepper,
Dcmjohns,
With a s,snereI a--e-er11ert of GROCE-
RIES, and as usual, old Jamaica spirits,
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine In bottles.
The above articles will be sold very low by
tie wholesale or retail.
TO RENT,
A convenient and we'll finished BRICK
HOUSE, at the upper end Of King street.
James Sanderson.
Nov 3
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E.. Dulin.
diff
FOR SALE,


A TRACT of LAND, where Captain
N James Deneale formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 2oe
acres. whereon Mr.. WALTER Low liYes-he
has rented it for the next year for one hun
dred dollars per year. Possession will be
given next Christmas come year.
ALSO,
A tract of LAND in Fauquier county, adj
Joining tbs Thoroughfare Mill Tract, on the
west side of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on | now live, containing between and 500
acres as goodJ farm as any In the county,
the best meadows in the county, with good
young orchard and good new dwelling house.
It is unnecessary to say any more about the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises.
Possession will be given the place l live on
next new years day. :,
lanes Gunnell.
Fauquier County, o.. l-9. dt25.hDs
JAMES BACON
Repsleaye to inform his former customers
and friends, that he has
Recommended the Grocery Bu1lness,
,Athis Store on Kingnea Washington
street.
wRsRE HE OFFERS FOR SALE,
A well chofen ailortment OF
goods, in that line,
Warrantcd genuine, particularly hs
TEAS, WINES 6 LIQUOKS,
Which are of superior quality--He Will DIST
pose of each and every article on the mos
moderate terTss. 40
Mays. ~.
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John Spence,
lanes hcius

Executors of John Gibson, deceased
Bumfries, Nov. 8-ll. d'S
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15
MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
Or will be exchanged for Property in .Alcra,s-i
dria or its viclnity,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres of Land,
Granted by the state of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. This
land lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. 1t will ba
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
May -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15
Five Dollars Reuard.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
N Alexandria, negro boy, of yeIlowlsh
complexion, called JOE PAIN, about 6yeaIs
otase--had on when he went away pair OF
tome-spun pantalcons, mixed with blue olsck
and white, and generally wore them without
aspenders tied round his waist with string
Likewise, had on blue cloth roundabout
l':het think it probable that he may have
changed them. He is apt to be inpudent
when spoken TO and speaks very quick It's
supposed he is at present lurking ABOUT the
Avy yard, though he is frequently IN Alex
sAdria.
B. Dade.
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Sales at HenGue.

On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD
,be yendue Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
dgcris.y Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.
" Particulars Of which will be expressed IN
!. hills OF the day--All kinds OF goods
Mich arc on limitation and the prices OF
.,1;cb are Established, can az any time DC
.i-vea and purchased at the lowest Limitation
ant prices.
THE INTRIGUES
The Queen Of SPAIN
WITH THE
Prince of Peace and others.
Written by Spanish No5leuan and IA
rim. who alone can be acquainted win tue
;ov;sues and amors of the above personases'
For sale By
Cotton & Stewart. /
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JAMES Nj. STEWART,

JhNAIo ~ - -,
Has commenced me choesH1 bos1Hh : - = ''l'
Store On me corner 81 Aa"s = na'e -
Formerly otc"Ile" og Tt'' 0'.1 -.
deDllle, Soae7e ne e0sTSJ0r sac '"e Jo''0'9'"S
articles
Imperial,
Young dyson, l7sas, inaorsed this year.
aud
Hysoh okin,
Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Tin,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Whiskey,
Molasscs,
White Wine Vinigar,
Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Mould anu dlpt Candles
Chocolate,
Soap,
Mustard,
c cipper,
Indigo,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15

Has Commenced the GROCERY BUSINESS, n ms
Store On The corner OF Eiag e Water-sfreefs
formerlp occupied by E4r. JosetA II. Mar
dcville, svhere he c6srsJor sale The following
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NOTICE.
TAKE NOTICE.


THE subscriber respectfully Informs the
Public, that he has taken, and will shortly
open an ELEGANT HOTEL in the house
lately occupied by the hon. ROBERT SMITH,
Capitol Hill, City of Wsshington-wilere he
will be enabled, il proper encouragement shall
be offered, to afford the best and most splend-
id accommodations
The house above mentioned will be so pre-
pared as to admit display of elegance aad
taste Yin the arrangements of the season
BALLS. not to be excelied in the United
Safes, ar ! he hopes from long experience he
has had in that line the ladies and gentlemen
of Washington will enable him by their en-
couragement to excel in that particular.
ments to his friends and the public for the
marks of preference they have heretofore
bestowed upon him, and hopes by his renew
ca exeltions to please to deserve and receive
a continuance of their favors.
= pe Boarers will be taken by the day.
week, month, or year.
Win. Cation.
November L. d
Wanted to Hire for the ex5ulng
Year,
A NEGRO MAN, who can work in the
house, and take care of horses. Apply to
the PRINTER.
November ID. d
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Sheet. Cattle. s. H0YjcS.

Sheep, Cattle, g Hoyes.
On THURSDAY, the soth Of this month";
if fair; if not, the next fair day, will be
sold, at public sale, at the plantation be
longing to the estate of John GsSson, DC
ceased, on Slaty Run, in Prlnce-NlllaIn
county
$50 prime Sheep, so likely
young Cattle, and ten Colts, two and thres
years old.-For all sums above twenty doll
lars one years credit will be given, the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security
for twenty Dollars and under, ready money!
will be required.
John Spence,
James Ken,
Executors Of John Gibson, deceased
Dumfries, Nov. S-ll. oeS
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TO RENT,

The sTORE and FARMHOUSE lately
occupied by Messrs. Libby snd Carrie, atths
corner Of Fairfax and Prince streets. Also,
one of the adjoining Stores and Warehouses
in the same brick building. Possession an
be had Immediately and the rents wiz ."
'''' j. H. Hooe. e..
a..ot,aaxxJ sen
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-22

intellectual acuteness, or knowle1A
latter like the former, may be ak ih
misappiicd; may be enlisted IN re s%a o
wickedcess, and be instrumental onIr 1 4&d
misery of the possessor, and tie ~, wy
his neishbcrs. Hence the necessity n
dreading, or renouncing, fer ours.y, 1''0
our friends, healthful person 0. w.
mind, but pointing out the happn,,SS,.ss;II
glory OF exerting these qualities .or brnc'
cial purposes. Hence the necessity o, sb"'
ing the value of power and riches, bv , =
scribing the extensive benefits to msnL;nS
which will b. produced by the homes. O, N.Y.:
employment Of them. The ,ich sbonl@ l y !,
taught not to lament or despise their SIM
ton, but to glory in The means Of 50 m'% %
genuine happiness. Among sensual eD;~ '
ments, their pursuit should be directed ;,
sources Of keener or higher pleasure ,b''
dogs, horses, prostitutes, and turtle sm,'
can afford. If their system must +. r, a.,
and luxurious, they should be al!urrd h
the Establishments OF eloquence, from 4.
bottle and the stews, from billiards AMI
champagne, from the stable and the hory
course, to the higher luxurirs Of pictures
and books, mus;ck and conversation Tb,,.
are much nearer to the true objects Of b,.
man activity, than many Others, tho lns,
are many nearer still.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-22

cold they 60 shivering to bed, and are
Weakened in the morning with most violent
COUGH and hoarseness
SThe Deity has mercifully adapted the
human constitution to bear very considera-
bile extremes OF heat and cold, but the chan
pes from one condition to the other must be
Gradual: as all sudden changes either from
heat be to cold or from extreme coM to heat are
attended with eminent danger. When a
warm morning gown, with long sleeves,
and shawl, is exchanged for thin mus : :.
lin without sleeves, and gauze handker-
chief, the change is too great and too sud
den to be borne with impunity ; and any
person who considers the circumstances can
be at no loss to account for the frequency
and fatality Of consumptions. Here is tashl-
on exhibited ON one side, attended with
disease, death and desolatio'' and common
prudence on the other side, promising healn,
pleasure, & longeUity, submitted to the choice
of rational beings"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-22
BY THE LAST MAIL.
NETWORK, Sept 10.
LateE from England.

The fast sailing ship Frances captaia
Taylor, arrived at this port Yesterday m3s
DAYS from Greenock, from whence she sail.
ed on the 10th of August. Captain 7. IS
politely furnished the editor Of The hirron.
tile Advertiser with Glasgow papers to Ii:
9th from which the succeeding articles al:
selected as the most important
We learn, verbally, that the British ez.
petition had taken the island of WsAherea
tina. American produce generally had ez-
perieuced considerable rise IN EnSan,
under the expectation that ths ncn'AIer
course bill would be renewed /; that COZ
tinental congress was to be held IN VIENNA
and that peace between Franf and Aus
tria, dictated by the ccnquerOr, would i'i
low the arnIstice.
LONDON, Augwth
TIE war with France was commelceaa
the part Of this country, On account oI&s
Scheldt. 1t would be curious II II were
terminate as it began.
BRIINH NAFl. :,
The following is the amount OF the :0N
fish naval force up to this day II
AIsea. g. shi,'s Of the lipe IS I'ona
to a. guns, lo5 frisa!es, IS sLGot' an
Yachts, s bombs and hre ships, e. br5'D
cutters, IS schooncrs, sun-'ssssis, o6SnF
&c. Tota, 433. In Poat and hung, -"
the Line, S from so to a. guns' "a e .''s s;.
SO sloops and yachts, BOMBS a"o Al" ,n, ,nf,
e5 briggs, 90 cutters, l6 scho, ns y , guam.
ssIs, h5rpsrs, Sc. Total $50. Gna%''''s
to a. guns, IS irisatss, 6 sIoops ano ! T',,
. br;os, 5 cutters, ,schooners' G: ' 'j'S.
So In In ordinary and repairing, O. :" ID
line. ID from 5oto "A guns, 81 if's1' st&s
sloops ard yachts, 10 bombs and n H's" 81,
s ; y, ;os and 6 schooners, &c. Total ~,
Building, Al OF the lire, Is :I! e. ,tips
sloops and yachts, l6 tomCS ; Ts,a I 1ta-
So briggs, 6 schooncrs, &c l0'" -
, Colonel Morton an American t g@n' r5p
Of grea, intelligence and rsSpee ,1p Ppsn.y
was sen, from this country 0E 9Th n: rslusl
a of this government to ra,ily he s ' ess
Mr. Erskine's agreement with d ,n e! a. l1s
mcut ofthe United States, let ,o m a few
18th s u'S'"0 W abu he arrived at h'' fri
on board the cartel, he was MOI ~, II upon an
instance permitted to Land Wv rpS,r,c;erc
explanation being given OF he , wrrs given
which he was dcputed' o' ':s'sI,, a,oved1o
that he should be lmmee .,. nplerst'o,'
proceed to Paris. When It wa = Etssin:'s
in the French capital that NJ. sanction
measures had not received 'n' ;n,uedlassF
his government, the TAG. wa s,h TO theen
communicated by the te'rsra :I, sssn:d
neror at Vienna, and an opinion - ia TAKEN.
prevail, that advantages "ou'o ducs az
the new misunderstanding. TO pow now sub%
orabIe change in the relations ns;ea.
ing between France and Aus IAssaaJ
There have been some ne. ' RRss,;.n s..
tween the Austrians and ''' lining hadp
raj Butler, who after some w. Another y,
en- possession of Lambo Sd within tS''
linn Of Russians had arrived .S"nararOn
=, niles of Cracow. The ssfpsrnnsr'
& G:s' from the Austrian Aus RI
decided upon. A levy o.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-22
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From scientific and elegant dissertation
on consumption of the lungs, communicated
70 DIR. Mitchill, by Dr.. Young of n. York,
are extracted the following prenloni,ory re-
marks.
g But as the prevention OF this destructive
disease is preferable to the best methods CT
curing it,it is ofimportanee to point oatsome
of the causes which produce Il, especially
with respect to females. The first shall
mention is coordination among the Shoe
makers; who appear TO have resolved, that
.. tbs ladies' gowns had bodies, thsir
shoes should have only the sennbiance OF
sole. but so narrow that hall an inch OF the
yamp comes to the pavement at every step,
and sdmits the water very freely. Second
" mnst mention the pernlcions effects
Of their bodiless gowns without sleeves
when alaely rises in the morning, she dress
&c comfortably, probably, in gown with
LONG sleeves; bpt Mrs. A.receives the follow
mo polite card from Mrs. 3. /" Mrs. b. pre-
*ents her most respectful compliments TOMS,
A.and Glaving invited few select friends)
reoues, the pleasure other company 10 sPena
sec;ab,e evening" The weather IS cold
and damp, but Mrs. B. cannot think Oh tS-
ts,ta;nipq company IN the common room;
ard aheot half an hour before the vlsitanis
are expected, fire is kindied IN the pest
narlour. which had been wen scruOoea "a
tbe forenoon; and to have all things com
.nlete the eaipc, is laiddown before tie hoor
s dry. The time draws near. MIS- a.
cold room to dress, and as
..;tab,. substitute for the warm morning
dre.s adopts thin book or cambllck muslin,
with short wide sleeves, ana o'her 1o''ss,
nondinc articles OF dress Inc net ano
breast are bare, or covered win very 'nla
o,nze and the arms naked almost 70 the
ehorldr,s. If the breast is lett open TO Ia
cilitate the entrance of CUPID S oaf's' II d.
fords = more certain marx Tor the e'i0en9nlea
shafis.of the grisly klag q terre's' y nun
and tippetmay be worn IN the stfeets' OUT
are laid aside before the room gets warm.
Bnt Mrs. a. is bedecked III suit much
better ADAPTED to the month OF August tnan
Decsmber she looks out OF the window
ond observes that it has rained, and that the
streets are very wet but no matter; the
walks are pretty dry, and it is but a step
Madam sets off, and gets her feet VET
When she arrives the fire Just begins TO
blaze. the room is cold and damp, but OH
goes the muff and tipp-t; her feet are 70et
and cold, but politeness will not permit ner
10 tlry them: she sits shivering until the
fire has warmed the room. The company
having all arrived, the warm tea is served
about ). which, with the heat OF crowded
room, opens the pores and produces copi-
Gus perspration. At length the company
breaks up, and the visitants return home
through the damp night air, and find many
Of their Srss extingashasa and the rooms
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-22

Extract tffons the Medical Repository,
Published quarterly at n. York.
INTERESTING TO FEMALES.
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THE z E.

THE rose had been wash'd-lately washd IN
show'r,
That Mary to Anna conveyed:
The plentiful moisture encumoer'd the now
er;
And weigh'd down its beautiful head.
The cup was all hl'd and the leaves were
all wei,
And it seemed to faneiful view,
To weep for the buds It had left with regret,
On the fourishing bush where 1t grew
fhastily seiz'd it unfit as it was,
For nosegay, so dripping and drown'd'
And shaking it rudely, too rudely, alas!
snapp'dit! il fell to the ground!
6 And such," exclaim'd, g is the pitiivas
part,
:" Some act by the delicate mind
81 Regardless of wringmg ana breaking the
heart,
Already to sorrow resign'd!
IS This elegant rose had shaken it less,
{. Might have bloom'd with the owner a.
while;
And the tear that is Tip'd with little ed.
dress
s May be foliow'd perhaps with smile"
: ts,S
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From the Charleston Tiimes.
[To be contnued.1
L A w c A S E.
JAMAICA, SIS.

4
a quantity of American produce has
b. en- h5rstoiore introduced and deposited at
the port of St, Jago de Cuba. the property
OF merchants citizens of the y. States.
On Thursday, the 21st of Sept. the Span.
ish seh'r Maria Louisia, Babtiste Mich;li
master, arrived in Kingston harbor. with
a cargo consisting of 80 barrels. hcrr;nrs.
1877 barrels pilot bread on account and risk
Of Messrs. Joel Yves, & Co. resident msr-
chants of Baltimore, and citizens of the
United States of America, consigned to
nressrs. Wilkinson and Gilbanks Of this
city. The bill of lading by which these
facts appear, is left herewith.
lyon the arrival of the sch'r Maria
louisa, AIR. Gilbanks, one of the con-
signees, attended at the custom house, with
q manifest in the usual manner, but instead
of being permissedto an entry, one Of the
custom-houss officers was sent on board
the sch'r, who seized her and the Cargo,
which latter was Immediately landed. Du-
ring the former American embargo Span
ish vessels did import American produce
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4Th:. ssay .hoaf naan, lis sxse'tne.,
the president, received the following let's :,
from his ex4-Ilsncv, the governor g: n=gsi
of Austria.
9. mr.. prcsiMn'-! haste 20 comnAn;.
cateto sou tie following copy o: an or.i
of th- da,. from which your eyc1il~o.t
will learn lie pleasing news s;''' 'ae pot.
has been s.gnea this forenoon, 4; o'tot :.
! am ordered to make u known 70 the pa.
lie l,y a. salute Of one hundred cannon. Z /
VII please to have it announced u t..
sound OF tra:apct. hereby ta'horisr yol
to have the order Of the day, which l hay.
the honor 10 transmit to you herewith pa.
lish-d in hand Bills in both languages.
6 renew, Mr. President, tat as';lranr:
of my sentiments OF high Pers III! COTS,
dcrati.,n.
(sisa,d) TIL, General + D,yis:o.,
Coual Of The itnpire authorizing.
+. ANDRE SSI.
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NETWORK, Dec IL.
A. WHITE.

From 1sasungen.-The brig Frederick,
captain ssalsnsfrom Tonning-n for Boston
has put into Marblehead. She sailed from
Tonnifgen 18th October, at which time
markets were generally rising, in conse-
quence of the peace between France and
Austria. We understand from Capt. HUI
leu, that the terms of the peace had not
been officially received there but that it
was rumored, one Of them limited the num-
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INTRoD CIT O w


The documents resp Getting the late nego-
stations with the Ministers OF q. Is. near our
ooverpment, are new before the pubic at
l.,s, so much ofthen as the administrator
when they were managing the BUSINESS IN
tended for publication. | think this pro-
nrr time for the satisfaction of the nation, to
Give short history Of the whole OF this
mysterious business. In doing this, shai'
not sttempt to give decided opinion on the
pol.cy of the administration. ltshall DC nay
u < only to expose the machinery OF this
ora, hocus bocns affair to let the people
view me $, stem that moves the puppets, anu
see the transactions behind the curtain thas
they may be able to judge OF the correctness
Of he exhibition. believe 1t will be evldohss
toev,ry candid reader, who Will examine
Tito he circumstances Of the case, that
has l,tp, and still is, the policy OF our 60
yt,nn ent to avoid settlement with Grea'
Britain. All the plans Of the admlnis'sa-
ton go to pro,ract the present situation OF
cur country, and to hold US, If possible, IN
this dreadful state Of suspense, until peace
ska. be male in Europe. They then hope
III, belligerents will again permit humble
rsu,lals TO enjoy the greatest part OF the
trade Of the world IN order to continue
This state of affairs, and TO make the people
easy in their situation, it will appear from
IA examination of facts, that our government
have descended to stratagems, which, had
;aey been practisel by the British. would
r.ssy's -urrrr c0EIsT Igrcu uefWarrantable deep
,ioas. As said before, shall give no de-
cided opinion at this time, on the value and
correctness of this policy. Itmay, tor ought
] knew, be The true course our government
ought to pursue. In One point OF yisw it
has succeeded TO admiration it has settled
the officers of government firm in their seats,
which few months since were very much
shaken. As it has answered their purposes,
as respects themselves Individually, it may
possibly answer the ends Of the nation
Honesty rvas ence thes6est policy. But that
old maxim is now out of date, and cheating
and deceptive policy may now be preferable
to honest and candid. Yet that the people
may be enabled to judge which is most
agreeable and most useful to them, shall
oceed to my history.
To be contnued.1