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C.. w. Edmonds.
Prince William County, 10 zO5t.
October

ALEXANDER HENDERSON, one Of
the Ccmm99wealth's justices of the Peace
of the said County, 10 al Shcrlifs, Mayors,
Bailiss, Constablcs aud iiaadboroughs within
the Commonwealth of Virginia.
HvRE RE,fS complaint is made to me this
day, unan the oath Of Samuel Davis, that
x1mes Co~azseH, laborer, who was lately
committed to the jiI Of TIC said county Of
Prince William, by warrant from hears
JK1stiag;oa, Justice of the Peace for tte
said county, on suspicion of felony, did on
the nightof the twontY-sixth instant, iorcibly
escape from the said I'll, aud is now going at
large: Iasse are shecsf9rc, In the name OF
the Commonwealth, to require you, and e
very of you, in your II pectiye countess e.
ties, towns and preci nets, to make diilgent
search, nv way Of hue and cry, for the sud
James Cnmwsll, aud having found, to sleze
and retaSe, and safely convey, or cause HIM
20 be safely convened, to the Jail OF the SAID
county of Prince Villa m. there to be kept
until he shall be theme discharged by due
course of law.
Given under my han and seal this twenty
sighth day of Septcmber r, 1910.
A He nderfon, (ScaU
Dumtrles, Sept So Oct, 5. d2w*
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THE MONITRERS.
TO THE MONITRESs.

I1iadGns,
went, a few days since, into one OF
those houses, so frequcn: in all popuious CT
ties, where distin CT family occupies each
ara tment each ignorant, 0est'tute, and
more or less oic;o;sS. Entering unobserV-
ed, I bad full view OF lis real state. On
bed in one apartment, lay two young
healthy women, rsving at each other, and
at two miserable looking children, who sat
CRYING upon the floor, stretching on, their
little arms with all ,he eioquence OF nature
towards their drunken, barbarous mothers,
who unable from intoXl alton to give 1000
to The little sufferers, damned them with all
The viruence of malice. In another apart
ment sat an old woman covered with rags,
and disgustingIv dirty but whose grey
hairs might have demanded pity, bad not
her bfoa;ed face, and vile oPpfoo'ous Ian.
cuace declared, that Rn7n was all the God
she worshipped. From above stairs ny
ears were assaile5t with the mingled din ot
blows. execratiors and ohscenties. A ~
rant husband was exercising the extent OF
his brutal authority over a t3rmaGant anu
unpriacipled wife. My blood CALLED at
such scene Are these, said |, mental
", the children of one great and henepo-
lent parent Are these Hretenes, alter
few short years Of probationary me, 10 be
blessed with the full iruiton OF lnha,te puri-
tyl Can angels be the destined companions
of beings SO completely depraved or, Is
eternal punishment to be their lor; and are
those little victims, born and bred IL scenes
so horrible, to Be sufferers through elerni-
ty?
The scene before me naturally gave rise
to these queries but to answer them salts
jactofi " is not so easy. A few remarks
from you on the subject Will ohiige
PORTIA.
There are few, perhaps, WHOSE minds
have nos bern agitated wi,h the very sub
iect, which has so Interested my CORES
rondent. To answer her questions FULLY,
belongs to the deep,read 'heolog'an, rather
than 10 the humble essaylst. humanity
leads US 70 hope, that sins OF lsnorence
will be forgiven. How great proportion
Of those. whom we see involved in all the
nniseries consequent upon guilt are ignorant
Of their duty, is hard TO determine; but we
have much reason to believe that in coun-
trv where learning is so generally difpsed,
few can plead ignorance of duty in palia,
lion o! guilt
Using our influence to widen the sphere
of assefl education, is a more eff caciouS
WAY to prevent snch degrading scenes as
PORTIA describes, than to speculate on
their future consequences. We know they
produce present misery enough to warrant
every exertion to prevent then.
Females IN the lower grades OF society
are too much neglected. They either live
at home in idleness and poverty, till scenes
of misery become their element, and every
wish to emancipate themselves from wretch
edness is elaborated !; or, being put to SER
vice, they suffered to drudge either like
the slave at the oar, till hard labor and
harder treatment have Destroyed every
mental energy; or are SO inludiciously in.
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----ras Ger
NORFOLK. Oct 8.

A gentleman landed from the ship Sally,
captain Webber, in aS days from Liverpool
bound TO Baltimore, and came to this place
on Saturday, he has favored US with Lon
don papers to the 25th August, from which
we have made some extracts.
This gentleman is the be arer OF dispatch
es from Mr.. Pinknev, at London, and gen.
Armstrong at Paris, for he secretary Of
state.
We understand that Mr.. PInkne y had
made an official communication OF the re,
vocation Of the Berlin and lIan DEGREES to
the British government, and despatch
which was forwarded to Liverpool, after
this gentleman leie london is supposed to
contain the answer OF Marquis Wellesley.
From one Of our Lisbon papers. We have
procured translation of the following In.
tercepted despatch from Don Miguel Aran-
"a, Duke of Santa Fee, ambassador from
Joseph Bonaparte to France addressed to
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RusTICK POEM.

~
The following is os Of season IN one r
sweet. but is instant in season IN point Ut p
litical application.
THE SNOW BILL:
POEM. q
THE blue fac'd boys, with eager haste,
In spite of winters cold,
on the milk white waste,
To see the SNOW BALL rolld.
Each takes his part, and thrusts amaln'
To aid tn encreasing piie;.
And as their little sinews strain,
They sing and laugh the while.
AT length the unwieldy mass, iuli grown
Dehes their utmost poWr;
No hcEp is present but their own
Ana it will move no more.
So have I..een, in foreign lands,
The mcnof mightier weight
Combining all their party hands,
10 roll the BALL on STATE.
Still as they drive the vast ma'hihe'
1t moves with tardier pace
They call the Patriot party In
To aid 'em in the chace.
The Patriot gung refuse their ald'
To work against then VIII
And thus-ibut let no more be saiol
The Bali of State STANDS STILL
.Ga :s~---
- a. r,Ie,, E1oSyfp
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dulced as TO Become as useless tor servants
as they are unfit for higher emplevments.
Those ladies who have female servants
entrusted 10 their care. from thidnooo,
would do vel 10 take avitw OF the scene
described by my correspondent tor II IS N
their power greatly 10 lessen the nurseries
of the labo,lng past OF their own sex. Inc
snrest way to make them good servants, IS
70 make Ia. N sincere christians 10 the
poor, religious education is invauanle'-
Without it, TO struggle with all the dttioul-
ties attendant or poverty, is more than hu-
man nature can support ihey VIII inyoi'f
in guilt, drive tbs m to madress,an plunge
them in despair But letthe mild radl-
ance OF gospel truth beam upon thrr
rainds, and The horr ors OF their sisua''sn
vanish, or are borne with patient humility.
They learn that ,hry are candidates Tor a
crown Of giogy, which lass forever they
know their claim equal to the greatest mo-
narch's Ga earth; and, convinced how lit
tie they deserve SO glorious reward, pa
,iently submit, however humble, to act the
part assigned them by Almighty goodness.
When women Of the lower class MARRY,
their sphere Of doias good or i'll is widely
extended. They often become nothers OF
numerous Gasni,Its. I hei, husbands are &C.
morally illiielate and poss IS Ali the disposl-
ton to .fIanny, which ignorance produces.
Vain Of having one entirely at command,
thcy logd il in their little dominion with I'm.
feeling dyspotism. If = woman, SO con
ngctrsl. sed subject TO the various evils OF
poverty, is not blessed with thar prudent
forpearanee, which religion, and religion
only, Produces can any ,hing but discord
reign within her house : WIFE she not be
driven to ialoxication, as the only means OF
giving her moments quiet; and will not
frequent repetition OF the Leihesn dfaoght
destroy even the strongsstoi all earthly ties,
maternal love We kn0ao, we daily see, it
is the case. Girls, IN the numbler walks OF
life, should have juss leafnirg enough 20
read understandingly, and by precrpt and
.ample should be taught their duty as
christians. 70 give them more than will
effect this purpose, is injurious; for twill
either produce +, fuement OF feeling, de
strucive Of peace, or render them above
performing the duties of their station.
Poverty is productive of % many evils,
such severe trials, that the sufferers check
.s,.as,r.,c.s of conscience from the
belief that their strength IS not proport'ontd
to their sufferings. Hunger, they plead,
tempts them to steal tear OF pun'shmtn'
inclaces them to lies; pauc''y OF enjoyment
drives them 70 drinking ana when drunk
they are not accountable Tor the" actions
A eligious education would soon convince
these poor AID easily deIuEied people, tha'
III our comfy such pleas cannot palilate
their crimes, LABOR IS IN demand, and Ii.
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FOR SALE,

a VALUABLE ARM, containing four
IN hundred aad try acrcs, lying in the
upper end of FauQ,lier county, Va we'll i'm
proved nearly hllfsin woods, finely timbered
and watcrcd, well adap;ed to the culture of
wheat and corn With common cultivation
il produces from 6fteen TO twenty bushels Of
wheat per acre.
Also, 2o4 acres ef good forming hnd on
James Rive,, lying directly on the road lead
lag from the city Of Richmond to Char!otts'
G. w. Edmonds.
NIB. will exchange for property in
Alexandria 5000 acres OF good Land in the
state Of Kentucky, the title indisputabic
G.. w, Z.
oetober9. DIV
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g .Scorn not the simtle annals q the hoor.

Much may be done by the mddIng, as
well as higher class Of women, to dissent
nate good principles, and BY so doing take
the bitterest dregs from the cup Of human
misery, of which the laboring women of
every country mnst, from the estab-
lshed order of things, drink deep and
otten.
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Fran the GJalem Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Nstics--FrsLb Goods for fale.
William Smith,

.tA william .Smitn,
EIAS jna received and offers for faIe at Els
aofe, bottom Of Exchange Rreet, tor
merry called FIlh-freet, general sGortment
Of GRoCRRlES--am6hg which are a. fol-
iaws viz.
70 quintaIs good Pollock Fifli so qaintaIs
good dumb Cod Filh, for table ufe 20 bales
OF New Orleans Cotton; | bale Of We(t Insira
do; few cafrs freih Rice Hyfon, Fly ION
Skln, Souchong and Bohea Tea 100 hhds.
liverpool Szlt a iegF hhds. urks Iaand do /;
table DO. CogniAc and Sp@niih Brandy !;
Hollands and American Gin; few hhds. 81.
CFoix Rum half ton Rhode Hlsnd Cheeie,
'iris quality; bags Of Coffee LfbJn sul
PORT Vine; Chocolate Pepper aud Alqice I;
kegs of ciark's Tobacco. tirit qualify few
doz Steel Shoves; loaf and brown osgar !;
Cssdles; cotton aud wooi Cards Powter
and snos-iogether wi;h every her article
wanted ~ The grcce'y ane--a inlal abort
raent Of IRON WARE-aii az which be Of
fsrs for iale ty wholef4ie y, retaii as cheap
a. can De bought ii tho tvwn, Tor caih
tTedlt
se2faring men can have their families ilrp-
pied with Groceries, on G edit If The voyage
~ cath prices, and she goods st lent 70 their
houles. Ot7oLer z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

ADMIRAL VERNON.

In the year I74I, a Britiih fleet,
commanded by admiral Vernon,
made an unfuccefsfui atsemPt upon
Carthagena, th-, principle Tea port
town Of Terra Firma, IN South a.
merica. Waillt ,he fleet was lying
in the harbour, a peisilentlal. fever
fpread death and deRrnction arnongit
the crews, The dreadful hayOcIS
made BY fcknefs IS thus d-5criOed in
Thomfon's oeafoDs -
- YoG. gallant. Vernon, faw
The rniferable fcene You plying, faw
ITO. infant weaknsis funk tns warriours
arm;
Saw the deep racking pany, the Ehafly
form,
The lip pale quivering, and The beamlefs
No more with ardour hrigh you heard The
grosns,
Of .gonizing 1aips, from horeto ihore.p
sc
LAwRENcE AsHlSCToH, a. u
Gated by Judge Marihai:. sVss among
the Americans or ProsinciaIs. VITO
vers employed in TIC eArSlti~n =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
pcnrr.
FIRM he F,edt,ieI Tyzvs Herald

oNkIA MFTIT. rEMPUs.
III hzrveft i over ard gone.
the nobu Of the year II has pai
hT wrinFsfo my bofom moan,
That Tine Hies 70 rapidly fat
Forever has gone half the wear!
-s-l's iuajs @PProsrhisfg the wen;
Aud wAispers ny faai y prepare.
Aiafe, q true N2rh3n OF Rea"
Late bloom'd the young rofes Of May,
Diipeniirg 20 Ether their fweet;
Now icorch'd by the vertical ray.
ihty dfoop under lRioiummers heat;
a leiIon emphatic 10 all,
Though gaiIy as roles they're dref,
Give heed, on ! my fouI, 10 the ca.l--
\ Prepare fate f" Manlon Of Reit."
The inmrner's declining ap4ce,
Soon srlrnnln will rear his pale head,
Thus ages to ayes give place,
Soon Others will rife n cur ffsaa;
Since time flies 10 rapidly faft.
Oh look unto Iefuss breaft;
When millions Of years fhall have pan,
1wi!iGe the lafe" Manlon Of Reif.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1910.

Hudiif tudu tHC W dllliuRtUH ihu A1a-
ans administration.
And in addition to this. il ought
!, 60 be coniidcred that the old admin
iitrat.on were necefari.y compelled
70 expend large fums of money IN
prolecuting an expenGye Indian war,
and in quelling the weiten infurrcc-
ton in building and purchaGng fri
gates and other veiIeIs Of war and
IN -purchaGng timber fufiicient to
build fx fhiPs Of teDs1ty fOur e'.ns
each. and ia terrifying the ports and
hafbors of the United States.
!. !" AS fedcraliit, | am for fuppor-
ting the general government in the
full exerciie Of all the powers given
it by the contribution, and no lnrthcr.
As a republican, | am for an elective
government, and for an economical
and republican administration for
the fovereignty of the fate govern
ments. and for retaining all the pow
or from the general government not
expressly given them by the people I;
and againft any perfon holding an Of
fee under the general and fate gov
ernments at the fame time, and for
the peoples retaining in their own
hands their own property, until the
exigencies Of the government thall
actually require it.
AS your Representative, | hold it
a right, and feel il duty, 70 exerciie
my own judgement in oPpoGng the
pafage Of any law, that | think will
operate againit the mterefs Of my
conitituents and the nation and all
that can be required Of any citizen
is, that Utter the law is paHsd, how
ever improper he may deem it, TO
fubmit to it during its continuance,
making ufe Of all the conttitutional
means in his power to procure its
repeal. Bur if it may be called OPP
po3ing the governments 60 oPPof.
msatures calculated in my opinion TO
lead this country into a. war or TO
oppoic the rafting Of enc hundred thou
Jand folders, TO be encampsd ten days
in year, to corrupt lie: morals Of
the people, and lay additional bur.
dens upon them to oppofe the lay
ing of an additional duty Of fifty per
cent on the people, already fuhclent-
ly oppreGed under the pretext Of re-
tallation, when IL operates e8clutive-
ly on this country; or, for being IN
favor Of reducing the army and navy
(Which have been almoR .uieless to
the nation, and which have colt Us
the lait y ar, five millions ieven hum
dfed and feyenty three thonfand i've
hundred and thirty dollars and ninety
frven cents to- s,773,53o 81 70
prevent not only the nrceiiity OF lay
ing additional burdens. but 10 en-
able the government to reduce the
duties on the pece ilarles OF lie (; II
this is oppoing government, | have
done it, and lhall do it again
If it is to be coniidered criminal TO
oppoie any meafure introduced by
the mott incorporate, i;nprudent and
Gmple members Of the majority, our
republican governments is at an end.
We retain the name, but have lott
the fubltance j; and il is utslels 70
chocfe perfons to reprefent you.
ELISHA X POTTER.
"Aaggf ri, 1870"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

THE SABBATH
Still be reverb the facred hours ofreH,
And be the Sabbath day forever beef;
Whether man labours with the utmvlt toll,
Manures the glebe or turns the faithful foil
Whether he guides the harrow Or The helm,
Rules Ger diftrictor conducts realm,
one day in leven is TO ref aihgn d,
And pgaifs 10 him who gave the human mind
Then let each heart adore the God Of Tru \
Let age refpeG him and rever hun youth
Let ions Of Freedom bow 10 him alone
Aad let all nature bis dominion own
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
NEW FLOUR.
William Crofs,

William Crofs,
No. 8. Lozg Jt5a,E
EIAS jua received aud now landing from
= iehr. Ruby,
200 bbls. new iuperGne FLOUR,
loo bsis fcratchd do.
100 half bbis. fuperfine do.
The above 10 warranted 70 be from wheat
CT this years growth.
die ~ Sfo,e-~ .ts--~ ss
200 bn(hels of white Rock SALT,
Is bbis. of Bone Middlings, and one Hog
PORK,
10 kegs Virgins Fig TOBACCO,
Chefs of HyfoD- skin & Souchong TEAS,
RUM and BRANDY.
Ge7obev 8, 1910. (tf0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

! The Britifh bible .fociety have Civ,
en- 1901 iterIing to the Bible Soclety
Of Bottom. Let US declare war =
CAN'T Great Britain immediately I;
The robbing US of icyeral miIIions,
and liarvins and poifoning our fca-
men, is a psty larceny compared with
this outrage. SO would rom Pane
FAY |; 70 probably Tom Paine's friend
JeFerfon fays.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
JIntsrrsting Political a9i5srIIaHp,
f,.~ .se il In. z.~-..

From sbe IA .iiDs T.ares.
The following extracts are from an
Address Of the Hon. Mr. PorTER OF
Rhode l0and, to bis conltiturnts.
The difference of expenic between q
federal and democratic administrator
for the fame length of time !: official.
~ given. The bold and energetic,
yer temperate language OF this gen
;Ieman matt be gratifying 10 every
friend of true republication. Mr..
p. is reelected to feat in our ma
tionaI legiilature for the enfnlng two
years.
81 ak you to refiee and examin
for yourielycs, before il is TOO late.
Judge of men by their practice, and
NOT by their projections. Judge OF
the economy Of the Administration BY
the fnms OF money they have exPcn-
dcc and the objects of expenditure.
There appears 70 me 70 be as great
a difference between the minority
and majority as i refprcts real and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
NEIV CHEAP STORE.

WILLIAM A. COLMAN,
INFORMS his friends and the public that
he mas taken The fore lately occupied by
alr' James RuG.ii, Exchange ltreet, 1.-TWO
doors below the Maine Fire aud Marine In
iaranee Onice)-where he has no~ opened
aud feaay fur fale general sHortment Of
EAre5e1n and IAdia Goods,
which ne will fell very cheap for call.
C4.bsr 8. $50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

On Saturday tie 18th ult. the DO
dy Of Dod. Jonathan French or
Ametbn,y was apprchrnded aud bro'c
before Iirsel Bartlett and Chrittopher
Sergeant, Ears of HaveEhiiI 70 af-
lwer 20 i complain for fellonouAy
digging up Healing and carrying ~
way, on the night Of the 10th ks.
from -nc Of the public burying flrds
IN faid AmeIburg dead body there
entered on Saturday the 9th. Affer
fair examination " wirael-s tho
complaint was fDpportcd Dg tuoAaE-
cial evidence. and The faid French
has recognized in the fam Of go
dollars, together with two Turtles Ia
rhc fun az $50 dollars each. 10 ar
pear ar tn- next Supreme JnJscilI
Court 10 - holden in Salem isrbin
and for she county Of Eilx. On tic
frit ruefJ4y Ut NovsmbeF, shzn, ant
tn.re 70 be tricd for IA t.tsn~y in
bic aud brutal Is - flock human
~ Itfclf Then wc truAt jait.cc w..
D. rendered him. - IrI41F a. 80
doors.
IT, go YS Sc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

" -
To accommodate distant sut~crhers i'll
the following towns, We uaye foi.0arlt
the bills for the GAzErTE up 60 tae Efs
ot September, 1910, and deposited t.iem ir
she bands Of the following gentleInea, wa
are authori zel o receipt for tie nuymcr
az the same We have 50 often urgaG
u,on our friends ai.d patrons the rcssoEa
bleaess. "a well as the grSfSsiiy cf pa,.ttadi
oay1neat, fh.t we shall at this tune only -e
marx, that upon the regular psymeut y.
iae bills depends our aeihty 10 ccnt-nat
she paper.
sEeespare--J. " 54i,cArsl, ,Es7.
5s..s.@, Kerry risssn,. Hsr.
Rnh--E4enezer eYa5t. Esq
Georg~uown-M L. RiH, Ea7.
S Sr.siss. 5ir- y's" 0as',a.
s.i',o c1 I If. s.,sse. cye..
marlborough, }
Marlborough john ReGs, Esq. P. M.
S Ss%e s.,.a r,se. &c. P. NJ.
Gushing.
Thomaston-5 T'fatcker, Esq.
,camden-1fr Ph.neas Bosge,s.
s ssi'se'; { ss. z. G ,,A....-
Dinnnnt, }
Ii future papers notice will be given of
Agents in other towns, with whom bills
will be left.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Solomon q Th: Royce.

o'1IOA c n: DOyCc,
II AVE juff received at their fore nearly
opPoine tie Laaia~ Chg, Ex4Lasge FEET,
general stlortment Of Ladies, Gentlemen's ),
Miles and Children's
Leather g Mor0cco Slices,
on the moif reafonsble terms.
- They manufacture Boots and Shoes of
al kinds at the ihorteit NOTICE aud on ad-
vantagsous terms.
They have on hand quantity Of Soal-
Leather-Soap and Candies-~hich will be
fo'd cheap for cath or approved credit.
C5.Jsr &.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Ebe s9onit~r....No. XL.

/" Ufydsr7 - bettsy t5sn frsrgtB r--trtbsei, ~.
ra0v sssss 11gds1 ~ dstSifea."-ss $780,
This text exhibits humiIating picture -
" Wiidcm giveth life to thole that have IT,"
Gath Solomon ia another place and yet he
here declales that the poor mans wildom -
deipifed. This Is proof that men receive
all things, yea even truth itleIf, with preiu.
dice for or Ssasolt il according tc the medium
through which it is received. There cannot
q man be found 70 totally loft 10 fenls Of
rectitude as TO FAY uubluihingly that vice is
more sommendabIe than virtue, YET few there
are who would not rather be noticed by a
wealthy and diltinguifhed man, while they
know hm TO be iecretiy knave, than 70 ieek
an acquaintan,e with man Of 1ricf virtue,
IL his lot happen 10 be calt in the MIDI Of
poverty and wretchedneis. This propsnii:y /,
with fome little variation, may he traced into
Inolt Of the ordinary concerns Of lite Why
is 1t that a man ~tti 10; believe q rale told by
one man, when one much more incredible is
received without any doubt when reported
by another man /! The reaion 10 obvious -
re had pre- JUDGE sgainit the irit man, and
teiIeved han 70 be iiar- Let a man ct no
Gevcat feelings hear preacher iet forth the
Danger Of kaners, or bold Up the leading dog
trines Of the Goipel III a Gear and decided
nauuer, AZ I IL j. ten 10 one bu. che man will
come away and find fsuiI with the maaner in
which it was delivered. Ihus me-: judge Of
Al things according 10 their own Fartitular
feelings. Prejudice turns chem according 70
u own freaks, and rrafon is not oonfuied
uor cunfeieuce needed. until the determine
ton 10 be plsaied or Duplicated j. made. This
zccounts for that fubbornnCts with which
fleu defend their own opoions. Rather ihan
retraet prior fiattment, they viii tabricae
arguments for their iuppcrt, ard ieem relolv-
ed on beng victorious iei trulh 70 Where il
will.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
d. o.o64,o8o %


Spent by JefFerion's
administration in eight
years, 65,oI4.o8o %
Making eighs millions two hun
dred and three thoufand, one hum
dred and twenty two dollars and fifty
cents, CD. 8,2o3.i22 5o) annually !;
being two millions, eight hundred
and twenty iesen ;houiaDd, eight
hundred and ninety one dollars and
ihrer cents (2,e21s9i @ more an