Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-24

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would not be made an obiiec,io, !.
procedure, even by the persoic, IN.
Mr.. T. |. H himself -N Is iras e,ecs
the publication of the trustees, d., "a lAa
tain some words, in "italics; = ts Co..
is faisehoO&-an impudent fal,., WI I
a .falsehooa for which. Gfuitercd II
sence Of one of the trustees) the aap Pc
would be apt to receive salute 1s'a''
spot where konor lies, that it COM, 'GSs
"unfounded insimuations" lis !, 'd
that T. l. H. /" entered into an -. a'
ment with the trustees, Tor ops S -
only, at the expiration Of which b.JsT
was contrary to his earnest solic;,s
dismissed-It is .talse, that al tie y,
of the year, he g resigned p bm IVY
the contrary it's most true, tia, b.
an anxious applicant, and that RI,
pllcation was accompanied with a.,
trite acknowledgement Of past er,s
reiterated promises of future ana, '
ment-It is trve," that on the d,r
election, one Of the trustees did nv y"
ton TO the board, that ar H. va, Wv
ling to take the school," {" no c,r$
date" to the contrary notwiihstsDdira
and it is also true, that he was rcor.'.
ed TO do so by the SAID II --hn y :.
shamelessly false, that he dlsDI.d|
: double what another man oifere3 G.,
who was receivcd"-On the contra,
it is rue, that Mr. HIS successor and
suhenor is employed on terms, SINH.
to those, which were offered BY A.
said H. With this difference ONLY, H.,
he III. )offered, Gas an inducem.n,,s
the trustee: to be bound for t.;e usrn
1t is true, that "Mr. H. never went pr
the meeting" and it is also, prb,b,
true, that for not going near lie found
a motive, in the consciousness of b..
ing incurred the detestation OF many q
the attending trustees It is tr4e, lha
the said Z !. H. did ass,'rt tat b
had chad the offer OF the presidenut
a seminary, with salary more TIN
double" sc. and it is as true, that Il:
assertion was laughed at, by eve,
member of the beard of trustees, who.
knowledge OF the cupidity Of the sail
II. forbade the belief OF so pIepo'tocl
a tale. 1t remains Tor the ngerha
Mr.. II. TO reconcile his non-applcatn,
to the trustees Of Hygcia, 20 his non.
acceptance, of the other most Iascir,,
ing overture. If he felt an aversion
TO the employment at Haymarket IN.
ducing him to resign" wherefore did
he decline the " double salary" AID
Vice Versa.
Il is rue, that "thc boarding school
ESQ called which has been opened,"F
the said Fl is Lottomed on opposition
and it is. believed a malignant opPs1
ton, to the Academy but it is ar'
ciousiy false, that cit is the only cas-
of disaffection;'-It is rne that NJ
H. has opened his school, 60 CALI
with 9 good, (he might have said gos
ly) number id est, ii the number OF ~
constitutes "sood," and oil those hr
one is to leave him in April next; ino
ther is an apprentice lad to Mr. 7um
Robinson of the neishborhood, who |
will probably return TO his yocadcH
with the return OF the leather sessG [
and the remaining two, were enaaga
on the positive impression. that Nj
II. was employed by the Trusteesis
present year and finally it is doubles
true, that +" Mr.. H. could, and voui
be very glad to take fer more"
No FibSter.
Centrcvil!e, Feb -l9. laFs1
pp The Editor Of the Vren'
Patriot, is requested to publish ttsf
boye AND send his account 10 th's Ora